Tribute to Honesty at Harvard for President Cleveland
An account of President Cleveland's Boston reception at Harvard with praise for his honesty, duty, and public service. The piece notes Harvard scholars and graduates honoring him, discusses his impact on American citizenship, and analyzes political implications for the 1882 1886 era elections including New York and the Democratic Party's prospects in the next Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harvard
Boston
America
New England
Mr. Lowell
de. Holmes
Mr. Cleveland
United States
Alan
Astvand
Dhirine
Duitech
Clavmand
Bisine
Commonwealth
Republican Party
Democratic Party
New York
Democratic
Unitedites
House of Representatives
Cowen
Sones Siebet
Pressivar
Jackson
van Buren
Pierce
Buchanan
Braoklyn Eagle
Political rhetoric from Lamar and Whine on postwar era
Southern Secretary Lamar tours the Southwest praising the United States as a fair place to live while envisioning unity across the nation. Opponent Whine travels Pennsylvania and New Jersey stirring old antebellum sentiment, denouncing Northern oppression and white supremacy amid charged orations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar
Southwest
United States
Mbsic
Union
Whine
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Jashes Wildus
Hisine
Democratic Triumph in Senate reshapes party power
The piece argues the Democratic Party gains from the latest elections promise to erase the Republican majority in the U S Senate by March. It notes Minnesota California and Colorado turning blue while Iowa and Ohio tilt Democratic and speculates on broader shifts in state legislatures and rhetoric on race and party reconciliation amid Blaine and Conkling talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
California
Colorado
Iowa
Ohio
United States
Senate
Harrisburg Patriot
Art, religion and education in the press mix
A collection of notes from Massachusetts art schools to church and temple matters. Mentions include sixty art schools and eleven thousand art students in Massachusetts, First Colored Baptist Church of Nashville with 3100 members, Wittenberg Synod backing temperance education, Rev Robert Cushman’s 1621 New England sermon, Dr Deems on Sabbath rest, Ner man Cohn and writing tablet arguments, an editor's call for clerical summer resorts, growth of Catholic parochial schools with 500000 pupils, and thirteen Boston missionaries heading to Turkey, India, Japan, and Central Turkey, with several women among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
First Colored Baptist Church of
Nashville
Tenn
Wittenberg Synod
Springfield
Cleveland
Robert Cushman
New England
New Plymouth
London
America
Boston
Deems
Nermann Cohn
Breslau
Steffen
Cuisa
Indianapolis
Clerghtmen
Newport
United States
Chicago Journal
Foreign Lawis
Maggie S Webb
Grace Greenough
Marion E. Shadon
Julia Bissell
African Savages of the Congo Wear Cloth Burials and Fetish Beliefs
A Science notes from Walcke's Congo return describe lower river tribes brutalized by liquor, interior groups resisting demoralization, and upper river Basundes dressing hair, polygamy, and elaborate funeral cloth bales. Death rituals center on wealth display, sorcery tests, and fetichist protections against dangers as muskets fire over graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rople
Congo
Walcke
Intubation of the Larynx and medical notes
A discussion on replacing tracheotomy with laryngeal intubation for membranous croup and diphtheria. The tube through the mouth may ease treatment, reduce cutting surgery, and reportedly save more lives, with medical journals supporting the claim.
Disease and nostrums fill a noisy ad page
A jumble of vintage medical claims and humorous quips promotes treatments like Sage's Catarrh Remedy and Brown's Buccuiar, with references to cures for ruptures, piles, fistulas, and sore eyes. The ad column mixes product pitches from Dr. Isaac Thompson and Piso's Cure for Consumption, cataloging various cures and OTC items in a chaotic, period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Thompson
National Weekly
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The
Buffalo Express
Treasury
Anes
Weber
Era
Brest
Blaine
Conkling
Markit Reports
St. Lovia
Fiourn
Ancy
Gye
BanLey
Durr
Isao
Kees
H.W
Wisky
Carrix
Chicano
Wisconsin
Michian
Watinnesota Bakers
St. Louis
ByYe
Elgin Creamery
Kansas City
Bee Bae
Ruary
Sie Bi Jay
BBC
Astrep
Tris
Boston Post
Chicago Tribune
Vuis
Star—rats
Lowell
Turix
Merchant Traveler
Beney
Lowell Gunes
Browy
Bozes
Awatto
Father
Glenn
Hill
Prisca
Ash
Lampe
Agente
Cockle
Col Se Lous
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Doe
Eira
Bocce
Lawyers
Family Cyclopedi Yore Cresabresders
Hood
John Lewis
CL Hood & CO. Apothecaries
Maas
Europe
Renson
Ackrom
Bearuky & Johnson
Propristurs
York
M. A. Dauphin
Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
E Wayne
Swayne
She
Erie
Ome
Vaid
Honolulu
T. Nell
Washington St
Chicago
Ae Ater Co
Stereoypere
West Sidth St
Ramee
J. A. Sherman
Broadway
New Yom
Nees
Eostoy
Mass
Staarem «College
St Louis
Moui Weitiens
Sedasrelt
Dom Moor
Praiae
Orilliant Andie
Pronan i
Lewis
Osabel
Ditson
Lyon & Healy
Ditson & Co
Kosten
Marylee
Lake
Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano CO
Demorest’s Monthly
Macszine
W. Jennings
Ty K
11Th St
Anand Postminstyra
Peintend
Bill Nye
Bill Nyes
Seary Fort MilDonete
Davina
Toledo
Graham Finur
Witeun
Witsoe Bros
Batoo
Warman
Haswltis
Uae
RSA
Svar Care Ata
Ares
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Sarang
Youth’s Companion
Peary Mason & CO
Temple Place
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