Religious views and political battles mix in a crowded era
The piece blends observations on Indian missions and Western hypocrisy with political drama around Gladstone and Ireland. It cites Gladstone’s stubborn stance in a lost battle, hints at Salisbury’s tactic, and notes broader colonial tensions. The narrative shifts to a Valentine prank incident in Kentucky, then to Paul Hamilton Hayne’s death and background, followed by a Chicago magazine contract, a Cleveland-Folsom wedding suit, and a preacher’s libel suit over a portrait. The text threads through religious critique, imperial policy, and notable public figures of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland
Cleveland-Folsom
Gulteau
Lillie Mitchell
St Paul
Lydia Pinkham
Potmac Society
San Femieteo
Angellat
Angel
Dth
Col MM Taylor
Emeron Brooks
Goins
Bhornan
Sheridan
Logan
Forks
McMalee
Klug
Nando Lange
Poresant
Martin van Fleet
Heron County
Ohio
Comada
Racine
Wis
Augustin Volkon
New York
Tolken
Hipace
America
Kiin
Nettie Gostin
Hroly
St. Preneds Minn
Lr Mott
Pasteur
Ro Porter Lee
Priven
Pist Se Tonal Bank of
Buffalo
Las
Tog
Lee
W.H. Gilder
W. I Grifith
New London
Era
Cumberland Itlet
Baflin's Bay
North Pole
Esquimaux
Thomas Ivans
Whiteville
Charivn W. Selner
Toledo Journal
Howell
Hose
Hovwall
William H. Cole
Maryland
Westington
Chicago
Arthur
Rome
Gadrowthel
Samuel Packant
Boston
Northern Virginia
Louisiana
New Orton
Chyo Goom
Chyo Chiack
Criminal Court
St. Lows
Dakota convention backs immediate admission to South Dakota
A late 19th century style digest reports a Dakota constitutional convention at Bronx Park approving resolutions urging immediate admission of South Dakota to the Union and protesting against Congress’s delay, alongside scattered notices: fires, strikes, and political rumors across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx Park
South Dakota
Congress
Erantierrins
Tomah
Wie
Dd Case of
Hudge
R. B. Hiker
Dutee Ryan
Galveston
Testis
Gen. Butler
Peabody
Baleti
Mass
Richard Ely Coit
Harriet Miller
New York
Richard Bly Cott
Pittfield
Samuel Colt
Colt
Denver & Rio Grande Eniiroal Company
All Parte
Massachusetts
Boston
Maesschusette
Senate
Stony Point
N. Y
Chat Point
Extradition Treaty Moves Toward Ratification in United States
An extradition pact between England and the United States, described as adding to existing norms, faces ratification in Washington after standard procedures. The American secretary of state reaffirmed the treaty, while critics in Chicago allege local merchants influenced U.S. policy.
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England
Woelngton
White
Waelington
Chicago
Portal Law Amendment Allows Safe Transit of Sensitive Mail
The Testmaster general with petitions signed by numerous businessmen in many cities amended the postal law to permit transit within the United States and territories of Hanide that are not liable to explosion fire or ignition by shock and not inflammable. It covers soap pastes confections ointments salves and similar items under conditions ensuring safety to other mail matter in transmission.
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John
Kansas
General
State Board of Health
Misotte
Chatin Bees
Langan
Exchange Book of
Wlaitton
Chies
Mayton
Martin C. van Fleet
Huron County
Ohio
Canada
van Phot
Dale Coalities
Atlanta
McDauniel
Mary Maloney
Chicago
Mary Thomas
Avondale
Tol
Baltimore
South
Cleveland
Washington
Pittsburg
Justice Fields
United States
Premie Court
W. C. Higgins
Soan
Arkansas City
D. W. Dickson
Dickson
Kiltinu
Higgins
St. Louis
Boston
Hastenn
Indy
Theresa Targdn
Prinowtunt
Ind
Philadelphia
Niagara
Senate
Lowell
Squash Meadow
Rhode Island
Thomas Y. Darley
Tevtteville
Acton Dupont
Portland
Oregon
Willie
Dupont
Thes
Tatoet
Cortiem
California
H. J. Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Port Townsend
W. T
Corpllanes
Territories
Hanide
Congress Debates Pension Vetos and River Harbors
The report covers Senate executive sessions on vetoed pension bills, proposed river and harbor measures, and references to related House actions. It notes moves to recommit reports, discussions of public funds, and references to veterans associations and wartime measures amid broader legislative activity.
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Sewell
Pew Uy
Tleace
Pawige
Senate
House
Tony McRexart
Dixon
Megtin
Randall Stardit
Ater
Besar
James B. Eads
Thres
Missisippi
Congress
Hoarte
Ferwaring
Pepelerion
Paso
Tiling
Tetts
Bowen
Retitrere’ Association
Uni State Veterans Aenoolation
Ute
Michigan
Atvk
Roberteon
Kentucky
Binthylaen
Abraham Line
Maes
United States
Columbie
Mount of Geongla
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ALMA
C M Fiemme Edler
Mich
India
China
Gladstone
Dong
Erin
Conlon
Salisbury
Lnvery Vertain
House of Commons
Ereland
Thees
George McClure
Steffersonville
Margaret Botts
George
William
Margaret
Paul Hamilton Hayne
Cross Hill
Macon
Mr. Hayne Whs
Charleston
Lieut. Hayne
United States Navy
Robert Y. Hayne
South Carolina
Mr. Hayne
Southern Library Messenger
Rosall’s Magazine
Rose
Samara
Wa Hington
Stv
White House
Nation
Thi
Irish National League
Haymarket
Lo Chirags
Folicemen
Albert Lewis
Meacow Ran
Ninth Regiment
National Guandy
Venneylvania
Cmmo
Lirain
H. H. Brown
John A. Starke
John Smith
J. Wordsafsky
Stith
Starke
Lin
Miss Zettle Coskertt
Franklin Howell
Merclante and Mechanics’ Bank of Scranton
Miss Oustett
Dred Tia
Persoine
Vicw
Sanborn
Farge
Dakota
Juine
Tilney Ender
Keilied
Kivateton
Grand Treank
Cumberland
Austin
Tex
Une Wilke
Cone Tractor
Joby
Fareed
Marwell
Abner Taylor
Ajan Habrock
Tse
Knights of Later
Suilivete
Masachhusette Republican Convention
Hugh M. Brooks
W. H. Lenox Maxwell
Charles Arthur Preller
Jf Bt. Louis
Iss
North Carolina
Reyiblicans
Tate
Charles Marsh
American Hell Telephone Company
FP. W. Baird
Frank Dillon
United States Court
Bell
Minneapolis
Reed Worden
Newport
Ville
Butehel
Temid
Canadian Gables
Pariaworth
Teleigraml Company
Fisher
Milwaukee
Lake Superior
Canadian Pacific Railway
Dayton
Hazers
Junie
Barnwell County
Juin Steadis
WT. Comnnelly
AJ L. Lott
Connelly
Emma
Hunter's Chapel
Kowsiin
Steadly
Euuna Cranelly
Pine Wut
Arlo
Gaads
Chie Eiffien Maradd
Weilllray
Gaiteau
Nellie Granta
Sally
Hunt
Nellie
Gaetan
Baus Hore
Ely
Mr. Barteria
Rainey
Weefil
Grant
Sarterts
Nerteris
Barteris
Sarter
Saptory
Herice
Wildigit
House of the Senate
Huse
Detroit River
Up River
Wiments
Chivas Chabot Cary
Morrmann
Fmierur
Crossen
Prussia
Ata Relighies
Marwilles
Paris
Farnell
Wale Wart
Irisman
Wiggins
Atlantic
Italy
Hunbert
Titusville
Thomas I. Brown
Brighton, Ont
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