An Italian Love Trio In Florence And Turin
A Fountain City diary traces Pastor Comba’s Florence prayer meeting and the entangled romance of Annina Comba with Allesio Guindaina, revealing her secret engagement, flights, and eventual marriage to Allesio Benelli in Turin as a lengthy correspondent recalls their evolving saga from Italy to America.
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P.S
Charles Dunning
Atlantic Monthly
Animal Disease Debate Prompts Humane Stock Care
An editorial argues American cattle and hog health remains strong with rare disease, blaming sensationalism for warnings about pleuro pneumonia and other issues. It urges practical quarantine, focused government action, and investment only when truly needed, praising humane, sanitary stock-keeping and wholesome feed.
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The Detroit Bonded Watch Swindle on a Train
A wary traveler on a Detroit-bound train meets a man with a kindly face who offers a watch as security for twenty dollars. The “four-dollar” face accepts the deal, tests the watch, and pockets it before handing over a twenty. The bill then vanishes. the watch proves to be a bogus trinket.
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Bill Arp backs Tilden for nomination by acclamation
Bill Arp urges New York support for Samuel J. Tilden, arguing reform over tariff and patronage. He cites Tilden’s battle against corruption and the need for unity to save the nation, praising Tilden’s governance stance and warning of partisan plunder.
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Party Fealty and Patriotism Across Parties
A historical contrast asserts Democrats uphold the Constitution and public faith while the Republicans since 1856 pursued sectional aims and higher laws, citing Civil War and Reconstruction era actions. It notes Hayes 1877 troop withdrawal as controversial and against popular will.
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Power Abuse in a Radical Party Claims Historic Injustice
In a vehement critique, the author argues that a radical party remains in control, bending constitutional principles and public faith to preserve power. The piece accuses the party of systemic abuse, corruption, and brazen tactics to entrench authority beyond prior historical precedents.
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Qualifications for the Presidency from Democratic perspective
A historic editorial argues personal qualifications matter more than regional appeal. It stresses strict constitutional knowledge, foreign relations acumen, and deep fidelity to the Constitution, praising Jefferson as near the ideal president and urging Democratic candidates to embody honesty intelligence moral courage and reform power.
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