Debate over Mar vey-Hore ends with silver line claim
Detroit Evening News reports on the closing moments of the Mar vey-Hore debate, citing conflicting claims about silver’s prominence and the outcomes. The fragmentary text mentions Caesar, a Dp student, and a proposed salary comparison to President Cleveland, with indecision and shifting interpretations noted.
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Detroit
Evening News
Harvey
Tate
Caesar
Wesshoe Sandannt
Bashels
Cleveland
Hite Vay
The Wonderful Courage of Julius Caesar
The Detroit article critiques Julius Burrows as a state leader and dissects his views on the silver issue. It argues the Bay View misuses his stance, condemns the political display, and insists Burrows should state his function as a statesman rather than recite old arguments.
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Michigan
Caesar Burrows
Wade
Lee Coe
Nelson
All
Juli Caran Barro
Chiutanyna
Gilver
Bay View
Mr. Burrows
Bern
Burrowes
Minst
Mee Yates
Phy News
Julius Caesir
Orrows
Sutlor
Through the Alleghenies to Washington Capitol Visit Scene
A travel narrative recounts a pre Congress journey from Pittsburgh through Johnstown and other towns to Washington. It describes freight trains, coal country, and scenic rural landscape, ending with impressions of the Capitol and early renovations. The narrator notes the city’s wide avenues, parks, and the Emancipation Memorial, with reflections on progress and public works.
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Toledo
Uit
Washington
Tim Tolede
Fey Dittsburg
Tiffin
Ohie
Woodville
Merricks
Henry
Cative
Howe
Pittsburg
Weaps
Astoons
St Johnstown
Jutinviewn
Shy Capital
Washindsin
Heusie Wits
Getty
Frelon
Pitt
Psi
Capital Street
Pennsylvania
Howesdol
Phese
Iyrysses
Capitol
The
Washington Star
Battle Creek Man Praises Dows Kidney Pills Cure Claim
In a testimonial from a Battle Creek resident, Mr Atmos Maynard details severe kidney pain and mobility issues caused by illness. He attributes dramatic relief to four boxes of Dougs Kidney Pills, claiming long-standing symptoms vanished and urging others to try the remedy through Poster Milburn Co, Buffalo, NY as U.S. agents.
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Fie
Michigan
Atmos Maynard
Battle Creek
Hinxueh
Battle
Crk
Down
Doug
Deaka
Fiexnte Poster
Milburn Co
Buffilo
Dangerous Swimming Dangers Warn Readers Amid Frantic Notes
Fragmented clipping lists disjointed cautions about swimming dangers and drowning risks. It includes stray phrases about sharks and waves, mentions lone warnings from various newspapers and figures, and ends with unrelated commentary on Cuba and Civil War-era sanctions.
Political pleasentries and presidential speculation mix in early editorials
A garbled montage of 19th century editorials raises questions about political figures and potential candidates. References include Mrs Laawee, a Kan ana favorite son, and Uncle Horace Boles, with remarks on silver and campaign energy amid city boulevard politics.
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van Dyke Board
Albany
Laawee
Kanana
New York Telegram
Pittsburg
Horace Boles
Chicago Dispatch
Reed
Portrait of Mrs Gould and motion in Dowight Le Monty era
The page describes Mrs George J Gould of New York and a portrait of Carolus Darin in Darks The worker of Dowight Le Monty is beloy at age 27 with a large family Many named individuals and locations appear including Marine Sem Parker and Osaletee The text lists titles roles and possible committees with varied names and hints at legal or ceremonial duties The piece reads as a society notes montage with numerous names and social affiliations across places and events
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George J. Gould
New York
M. Carolus Darin
le Monty
Beloy
Cron Wrandchdren
Mile Helin
Euphient the Fey
Aseria
Fem
Wien
Chile
Penatar
Parker
Pieterary
feriGerrh
Meethititare
Palette
PWT
Fationh
Bale Speer
England
Countess Hartnett
Serand Indy
Newark
Slim Rey Werth
Health Commandments From a Fragmented Text
A distorted OCR passage presents a mock health commandment list resembling religious law. It references cleanliness, temperance, and dietary rules, then shifts to warnings about medical ignorance, ventilation, and food practices. The fragment ends with a note attributing the item to a “Medien Brief.”
Short Sermons and Fragments of Thought
A collage of aphorisms and quotes on humanity, wisdom, labor, and virtue attributed to various thinkers. Brief maxims explore inner power, justice, loving hearts, and the mind's role in action, praising labor and reflection as sources of clarity and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda
Chesterfeld
Cloer
Foreign Folk and Royal Portraits Stir Debate in Canada
A fragmentary report discusses trecls about not londl tag for Canada, a proposed print for young spokesperson Gornemy, and a portrait of Willan thy Sten in a St. Louis Republic context. The piece references English peerage, actors, and a shift in stage culture involving Baltinvere Atuerians and a U.S. inn shipment, with Louie Byer Hisparol noted.
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Canada
Atinn Beralel
Holland
Baltinvere Atuerians
United State
Tory
Thay
Weil
Eam
Isin
Serene Cue
Louie Byer
Hisparol
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Shécainson
Anil
Ilkade
Borrows
Cremiy
Maerletang
Branelis Gur
Polis
Mirristurg
Tiwe
Pretty Mineni
Iddis
Baltimore
Washington Monument
Beatty
Anette Poote
Vitalis
Apts
Andy Frond
Putin
Uae
Tin Mnasend Vietion
Thomas
Oia
de Powlerts
Snitte
Whitetaye
Horie
Peniel
Wien Taylor
Torielane Vane
Cientur Histrio
Yale
Adval
Batforin
Davlio
Mintael
Genie
Tistian
Bitayn Staton
Walter
Agiiattans
Thiely
Walter Long
Messalir
Lark
Pleier
Delater
Fewell Thaxton
Aif
South Australia
Avila
Gore
Mortan Celrivlis
New York World
Havana
Coha
Spain
Aliang
Argus
Bharti
Jung
Washington Post
Maceo Sare
Campos
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lincoln
Kurup
Cuba
York Recorder
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