The Death of Garfield and the President's First Address
The document outlines President Garfield’s death and a broad annual message to Congress, praising national prosperity, detailing foreign and domestic affairs, finances, tariffs, Indian policy, and calls for constitutional and fiscal reforms, including ending most internal taxes and reforming currency and immigration. The speech also covers international diplomacy, frontier protection, and moral issues such as polygamy in the territories.
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Garfield
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Amity
Eace
Great Britain
Yorktown
Panamia
Ashee Bey
Melbourne
Sidney
Congress
Sitting Bull
Lafayette
Paris
State Department
Germany
Alsacce
Loraine
Rhenish
Baron von Steuben
Spain
Spanish and American Claims Commission
Alexander the Second
Russia
Dutch East Indies
Holland
Turkey
Porte
Justin W. Parsons
Switzerland
New York
Roumania
Servia
Mexico
Rio Grande
Central America
Guatemala
Porto Rico
Colombia
Panama
Panama Canal
Chile
Bolivia
Peru
Apecal
Secretary of the Treasury
Ordi
District of Columbia
Treasury Department
United States Court
District of
Oregon
Secretary of War
Engineer Corps
Department of Justice
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Executive
Haveeen
Arkansas
Mormon Church
Idaho
Arizona
Supreme Court
Miles
Utah
Territories
Supreme Court of
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Courting and craft trends in a bustling 19th century column
The column surveys fashion notes for women including silk bonnets, lace cushions, and crewel embroidery. It speaks of flower screens in ivory satin and decorative tables while hinting at social mores as Hanover College admits women prompting weddings and a light-hearted moral about coeducation.
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J. R. Lowyell
Serlow
Juliet
Lowell Courier
San Francisco
Iqioaming
Horse de Dijon
Hanover College
Indiana
Hanover
Poisoned by a Rabbit Bite in California Tale
A Horse Creek California man was bitten on the thumb by a rabbit while trying to catch it for his child. Severe pain and swelling followed within an hour leading a physician to test the bite. The doctor found a hollow upper jaw tooth containing poisonous fluid and noted two drops could kill a lamb within an hour.
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Bate
Horse Creek
Cal
Arepbib
The Editor's Diamonds at a Church Fair
The Denver Tribune notes a prize diamond pin auction at a church fair with ten one cent chances. The editor mortgaged his paper to buy a chance, valuing the pin at seven hundred dollars, reflecting editors’ love of diamonds.
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Denver Tribune
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