Abilene Reflector Reflects on Time and Gratitude
The Abilene Reflector notes the enduring value of kindness and memory, urging readers to cherish present moments and those near them. It reflects on past triumphs, the pain of loss, and the unity of people in a shared life, signed by S. B. Cork in New York.
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Aura
Jeans
Joe Long
Ms. S.B. Cork
N.Y. Eraminer
Jules Giustiniani
C. M
Genoa
Itay
Paris
Pius Memorial
St. Charles Borromeo
Corpus Christi
Father Giustiniani
Giustiniani
Baltimore American
Lonion
The Walworth haunted house tale and its twist
An eyewitness recounts a Walworth neighborhood haunting involving Mr Hamshire and his wife, a deafening wall noise, and a supposed specter. A Chandlery shop owner named Mr Wicks narrates the phase with a wizard, a ghostly message, and a scam that ends with recovery of money and a confession of conspiracy.
Grain and Provisions Market Report from St Louis
Market notes from St Louis dated April 12 show fractional changes across grains and provisions. Wheat cash No 2 red quoted firm with May and June contracts, corn mixed with slight strength in some futures, hogs and cattle trading active with moderate gains and notable confirmation of cash prices for pork, lard, and various beef cuts.
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St. Louis
Texas
Warnaig
Comic Snippets From Various Papers Mischief and Wit
A collection of humorous clippings and quips from several newspapers. Jests about roast beef plates barbershops and a German pox tale mix with biblical jokes and a tale of a mother and son banter. Read like a pasted page of light humor and local flavor.
Spelling Reform Debate At Toronto Institute
William Houston told the Canadian Institute of Toronto that he reads 3000 to 4000 letters yearly and finds fewer than three in a hundred correctly spelled. He argued modern spelling is a tyrannical relic of the eighteenth century and Milton’s spelling is more etymologically and phonetically correct, noting Edmund Spenser did not use the n in certain words. He noted practical obstacles to reform and the need for better methods.
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Stirpo
Hamshire
Iilcidenl
Jreves
Mr. Hamshire
Garabond
Eband- Tery
Ingleden
Ingleedew
Hawshire
Martha
Hanekt
Saheed
Anil
Mamshire
London
William Houston
Canadian Institute of Toronto
Milton
Edmund Spencer
Supreme Court reverses in Moular life insurance case
The High Court rejects the trial court’s rule that a misstatement by an insured, even if unconscious or latent, voids a policy only if the insured knew or believed the disease. it holds that full honest answers are required and that latent conditions may not automatically nullify coverage. Also reports silver policy debates and national meat trade figures with March 1884 data.
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Atxeatox
Supreme Court of the United States
Emilie Moular
American Life Insurance Company
Circuit Court of the United States
District of
Pennsylvania
Lfe Insnurance
Willard's
Congress
Portland
Providence
New Haven
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Martin Ole
St Louis
LU. P. Boyden
Boards of Trade
Mobile
New Orleans
Detroit
Louisville
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Memphis
Paterson
Cleveland
Charleston
Halstead
National
Poor Poland and Czar plan revolt to justify tyranny
Apr 16. Russia tightens grip on Poland amid reports the Czar plans a rebellion to divert attention from Nihilism and justify bloodshed. Governor General Albedenski and Major General Medem named as aides. Spies flood Poland, arrests at midnight rise, and revenue papers revive amid diplomatic dispatches from Warsaw to Vienna. Also from New Mexico a murder verdict in the US Court, Antonis Jiron found guilty of first degree murder in Donna.
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Lespos
Russia
Poland
Rey Albedenski
Russian
Jiaron Medem
Warsaw
Petrokoffl
Vienna
Pound Gality
Sazra Fr
N. M
United States
Antonis Jiron
Jiron
Freeman Borla
Donna
Mesila
da Mexico
Las Cruces
Republican National Convestion
Crcaco
National Republican Committee
Tariff bill debate stirs House with party splits
Analysis shows 135 Democrats and five Republicans voted aye on the tariff bill while 99 Republicans and 39 Democrats voted nay. Names of paired members and absentees noted as debate set to continue with possible final vote after lengthy discussion, amid market reports and other dispatches from the day.
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House
New York
Virginia
Pennsylvania
California
Ohio
New Jersey
Connecticut
Maryland
Llinois
Alabama
Louisiana
Indiana
Follette
Nichols
Freeland
Shelley
Barns
New
Gibson
Colinton
Dargan
Clements
Regan
Moulton
Rodgers
Conneily
White
Minnesota
Pettibone
Robinson
Davis
Ilinois
Smalls and McCormick
Holton
Bayne
Brummer
Hauck
Stevenson
Wait
Bower
Campbell
Yania
Hooper
Hutchins
Laird
Sumner
Colorde
Lowrey
Yole
Belifi
Ately
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Strother Bros
Ludger
Hampshire
Ar. Wicks
Yau
Hiamshire
Wicks
Howe
Chandler
Redstead
Hmam
Shino
Nigins
Piain
Isdy
Markos
Hambire
Planchad
Blanchard
Wizard
Mrs. Ingledew
Walworth Common
Thames Street
Ham-hire
Twente
Busines
Forate
Sartaco
Detroit Free Press
Rouse
Mogne
Bismarck Trilmne
Mildred
Amy
Miuke
Oil City
Jack Plane
J. P
Boston Transcript
the Sun
Tabitha
4. F
Schmidt
Pitsburgh
David
Andrew Johnson
Nord
Saul
Arkansaw Traveller
Trrvsville
Grandinwell No
Balltown
Bradford
Mills & Mullen
Macksburg
Oibfield
Ernie Ae
Miles & Mullen
Osee
James
Hewrevise
Axa
Frank James
Charles Norris
Sarah Hite
Adairsville
James Gang
I Hite
Norris
Nashville
Tenmn
Hendersonville
Jonas Taylor
Fance
Cas
George Ohmer
M. Ohmer
Dayton
Fargo
Devil's Lake
Turtle Mountains
Willow Creek
Obmer
George Obmer
Wyoming
Curvexge
W. T
John C. Perry
Brooklyn
Juntion
Ty Ian Peg
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