The Story of a Wreck Cosrrseen Chapter XXVII to XXIX
In a perilous shipboard escape, I defend Cornish from a plunge, the steward slides into madness, and the boatswain weighs grim options as Grosvenor sinks. Miss Robertson proves steadfast as we plan a boat’s escape to Bermuda, while Cornish dies and a budding romance deepens amid impending abandonment.
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Cosrrseen
Indy
Coatswain
Jim
Mr. Royle
Bermuda
Bermuda Islands
Hendred
Robertson
Cormish
Berens
Atte Cornish
Cornish
Miss Robertson
Boson
Grosvenor
Mary
Snow
Time When Republican Rascality Was Punished Past
The Troy Telegram argues the Democratic administration must pursue public plunderers from the Grant to Arthur era. It cites $12,393,476.48 stolen, notes investigations were bungled, and that high officials shielded culprits. It credits Democrats with purifying government and faults Republicans for failure to punish defaulters.
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Albany Argus
Argus
Nts
Troy
United States
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Hayes
Arthur
Post-office Department
Burnsisle
Howgate
Naval &al Bureau
State Department
Dorsey
Brady
Se Tary Chandler
Hendricks
Chandler
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Department
Bureau
Wales
Congress
Dr. Wales
Cleveland
Public Records and Political Scrutiny Across States
A compilation contrasts defalcations and political corruption with actions in state legislatures. It notes the Albany Argus condemning official misdeeds, Indiana State Sentinel blaming House Republicans for blocking a Soldiers' Monument bill, and Portland Advertiser defending Black office candidates while praising Public Printer Benedict for improved federal printing operations.
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Senate
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Gray
Republican Party
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Portland
District of Columbia
Matthews
Trotter
Frederick Douglass
New York
Benedict
Washington Post
The Presidential Veto and Congressional Reactions
A summary of veto activity in the Forty-ninth Congress notes 182 bills vetoed, 21 more than earlier, with claims that intraparty actions reflected Congress inviting presidential scrutiny. It highlights swift passage of private pension bills, treaty negotiation tensions with Canada and Britain, and lists key late-Congress items such as a Commerce bill, Indian land en actions, Congressional library building, and Court of Claims reform, plus postal service improvements.
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Massachusetts
Great Britain
Canada
Lordly
Des Moines
Congressional Library
Court of Claims
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