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Newspaper
The Abilene Reflector
Location
Abilene, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1888
Page
8
A fragmented carrier of opinions references Ingalls as a strong presidential candidate and notes Ireland, New England, and New Jersey votes. It discusses tariff battles, Democratic and Republican stances, and the role of the Grand Army of the Republic in pensions, with no clear single source event.
A faded fragment argues that bondholders gain privilege while the state favors lenders over citizens. It asserts equal application of law, precedent, and discretion to creditors, urging parity of treatment for veterans and lenders. The garbled text ends with unreadable name trails.
The Kansas senator delivered an extraordinary fiery Philippic in the senate, drawing a packed gallery and lines of veterans, with Sheridan in attendance. He attacked the pretensions of his foes, invoking sections, the bloody shirt, and the cause of the Union while defending soldiers on pensions and national loyalty.
The piece notes that residents enticed to Pasadena and Los Angeles by Southern California climate faced a severe earthquake on a Wednesday, prompting discussions about the region's weather versus seismic risk. It preserves the local tone and names Pasadena and Los Angeles while reporting the earthquake event.
A small ad notes Bauwes and Nowracaarr offering pitchers castors for sale. The item appears in a terse classified style, highlighting availability and contact angle for buyers seeking replacement parts for pitcher equipment.
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