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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1881

Page

3

Senate Debates and Cabinet Nomination Rumors

Washington March 20 Democratic Senators clash over Mahone speech and tariff remarks while rumors swirl about Postmaster General Robertson and Chandler in a Cabinet reshuffle. Attomey General MacVeagh faces crossfire as Senate procedures continue and executive session is debated.

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Legislature Debates Redistricting and Civil Code

The House and Senate grapple with redistricting proposals and a civil code bill. A constitutional amendment to shrink the legislature is debated, with votes and referrals noted. Governors private secretary salary remains unchanged while other officials receive minor increases.

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Amphibious charmer Fritz leads Chicago river exploits

A queer figure nicknamed Dutely Fritz has claimed Chicago as a decade long base while performing extreme stunts on water. Known for eccentricities and near amphibian nature, he swam from the south pier and risked life aboard river journeys, entertaining crowds with reckless feats and tall tales.

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Raising Peas and Farmer

Instructions on sowing and raising green peas in sandy soil. Notes on soil suitability, earliness, and variety requirements. Advises sowing in March or April, hand sowing in rows, seed quantities, furrow fertilization, and cover depth for successful pea crops. Mentions hardiness and soil demands of different pea varieties.

Dan Omiouke Marrow Junvland

Shower of Lizards Reported After Storms in Willows

In San Jose, landowners Norris Plummer and Air Arthur reported lizards two to four inches long on trees in the Willows area after recent storms. Some were found lodged on cut branches. Observers say the lizards appeared to have rained down, a phenomenon not previously documented in the area.

San Jose Cal Werald Norris Plummer Air Arthur Mr. Plummer H. L. Dart

Notable Fashion Notes and Social Gossip From The Era

Miss Mills soon to be Mrs Whitelaw Reid receives praise for character and accomplishments. The piece also discusses fashion trends including lace, artificial roses and smilax, social matches among wealthy families, and a light note on the census with a romantic subplot involving Miss Robina and Mr Fraser.

Miss Mills Whitelaw Reid Rothschild

Census antics and aging gaps among Miss McParlane sisters

In a Chambers Journal piece, Misses McParlane and Mobarlane recruit a manse resident to fill a census form. The sisters quarrel over ages, with one claiming thirty four, another four and thirty, while Robina joins in as they negotiate who reveals their true ages.

Chambers Journal McPariane Miss Mobarlane Snd McLaughlin Susan Miss Robina Miss McFarlane

Charred Papers Worth Thousands At Fire Disaster

A report detailing treasure found in a burned safe notes thousands in value and mentions a young woman identifying four percent coupons worth 300 each. Treasury experts extend examinations to other contents and railroad bonds. They advise saving remnants carefully to minimize loss.

Herman Melless Bates

Telegraph Monopolies Stir Public Alarm in Nation

Recent telegraph transactions show a three‑way consolidation with a $50 million stock fixed and rates to be set by the firms. Oceanic lines bury past hatchets to raise profits, while the New York legislature seeks action and Congress is urged to provide lasting relief.

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Postal Telegraph Bill Seeks Government Route Expansion

Lawmakers push a postal telegraph system linking Washington to New York and Jersey City. The measure would permit government operation with postal stamps, setting rates and protecting messages as it expands lines nationwide.

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Unclear OCR fragment recounts voyage and disturbances

Fragmentary text describes a voyage or incident on a steamship with named individuals and locations, including a General, Hamilton, Par, Hani, and a river scene. It mentions公众 private and public settings and a bowing gesture aboard the vessel with references to Powers and Dress.

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Fasting Chronicle Describes Prolonged Abstinence

An old report outlines a man’s extreme fasting period with claims of weight loss and dramatic health effects. The text notes his silence on specifics and emphasizes his endurance, suggesting a medical or moral observation from a historical source.

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Fragmented OCR note on a wedding, beliefs and omens

The text outlines superstitions around a marriage and wedding attire. It mentions removing bridal robes, keeping pins, and beliefs about the bride’s fate. It references bridesmaids and hopes of marriage amid ritual taboos and omens.

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