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Newspaper

The Abilene Reflector

Location

Abilene, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1888

Page

7

Voices From The Past And The Brink Of A Chasm

A long excerpt discusses how past and future voices guide or warn present life. It then reports Dr. Allan M Lane Hamilton on unsuspected monomania and early symptoms, cases of delusion, and the dangers of leisure and neglect in different social classes. The piece includes anecdotes, expert views, and cautions on recognizing subtle insanity and seeking timely treatment.

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Young Couple’s Dinner Invitation Sparks Old Warnings

In a brief Texas Siflings sketch, old man Jordan remarks to a newly married friend that, a month into married life, he should invite him to dinner. The exchange touches on domestic life and the idea of a wife’s role, with a note that the couple lacks a cook.

John Jordan Texas Harper's Bazar Boston Indianapolis Journal Journal of Education Puck

Ex Confederate Drift and Democratic Power Play

Troy NY letter argues that the Democratic Party, led from the South, seeks to conciliate ex Confederates and pension rebels at the expense of Union soldiers. It warns against schemes to distribute 25 million to war survivors as a breakthrough toward pardoning traitors and reversing the Civil War. The author urges voting the Democrats out to preserve national honor.

Grand Army Senator West Cleveland Ingalls South Democratic Union Confederacy Congress Republic Grant Lee Appomattox Democratic Party Troy Jimes

Weaver’s Charges of Missing Treasury Money

A Republican-leaning excerpt accuses the Democratic administration of mismanaging surplus funds. It claims billions were diverted to favored banks without interest, risking a financial panic if recalled. The piece argues banks profiteered by pushing bond prices up, and calls for equal access to government money and political accountability.

United States Washington Treasury Congressman Weaver Greenbacker and Democrat Iowa Lansing Mich

Democratic Promises and Democratic Duplicity Exposed

The St Louis Globe-Democrat argues that four years of Democratic rule failed to meet pledges on economy, taxation, tariff revision, and civil service reform. It claims leaders and platforms deceived voters and warns that the 1888 convention in St Louis will reveal further duplicity, timing affect on November elections.

Iveland Democratic Party St. Louis United States St Louis Globe-Democrat

Ballot Frauds and Party Rhetoric Across Papers

A collage of partisan editorials and letters condemns ballot manipulation and party fault lines. Quotes from Toledo Blade Chicago Journal New York Press St Louis Globe-Democrat Indianapolis Journal Milwaukee Sentinel reflect cross–party accusations, Confederate ties, and calls for electoral integrity amid postwar political tensions.

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Kansas Ghoul label sparks wartime rhetoric flare

The Indianapolis Journal notes Democratic organs deride Mr. Ingalls after his defense of Union veterans. It cites his remark that Greveland’s nomination and election made any American citizen eligible for the presidency, praising the President’s framing while mocking Democratic views.

Science and Industry items from a 19th century issue

A miscellaneous survey of science and industry topics includes North Carolina berry picking as a key local industry, wages for New York sewing workers, magnetism and friction, oiling interior building surfaces to reduce foul air absorption, and cotton seed oil use in lard adulteration. It also notes experiments on breath vapor toxicity, rainfall studies, and the wood carving trade in Berlin, plus depth related pressure effects on deep sea creatures and placer mine geology.

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