Democratic Ticket Platform in Ohio State Race
A lengthy Democratic platform outlines municipal reform tax oversight and home rule. It cites James Kilbourne Anthony Howells Joseph H. Hidy Carey J. Young Mom McGarthy and others, urging state and city governments to curb corruption, enforce public reporting, and ensure voters decide franchise extensions. The text emphasizes equal rights, opposition to vested interests, and broad civil liberty protection.
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James Kilbourne
Franklin
Anthony Howells Stark
Jude Joseph H. Hidy
Fayette
Supreme Court
Carey J. Young
Cuyahoga
Mom. McGarthy
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Gallia
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Democratic Party of Ohio
Republican
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Reforma
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Preservation of Union and Monroe Doctrine in Debate
A long political treatise argues for maintaining the Monroe Doctrine and national sovereignty against expansionist aims. It condemns party arrogance, calls for constitutional reform to elect senators by direct vote, and urges vigorous anti corruption measures to protect public virtue and the republic’s integrity. The piece stresses bipartisan responsibility and warns against foreign influence undermining American governance.
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Ts Flitesniel
Thomas Jeterson
Democratie Party
Cob
Mt. Genvuverit
Arundel Taxidermist Makes Dinner Mystery
In Arundel a quick witted taxidermist joked that a cock pheasant being prepared for dinner was covered with white powder. A customer asked about arsenic, realizing he had nearly eaten the bird. The exchange ends with disbelief and amusement.
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Arundel
Agalo
Rentie
London
Fragments of Accusation and Descent into Trouble
A fragmentary tale spans disputes over ownership of a desertion tab le and costly goods. It references an accuser amid class struggles and a late 1900 accusation of extravagance. The narrative centers on shifting power and metaphorical retaliation in a tense social exchange.
NERVE OF ENGINEERS Desperate Chamers the Man
In a Washington Star piece an engineer recalls how nerve, not fear, keeps a fast train on track under extreme conditions. He cites a near disaster at a drawbridge where timing and risk were weighed as the crew risks their lives and livelihoods. He argues modern engineers maintain nerve through accidents, with few seeking transfers.
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Rome
Eiguils
Washington Star
Secondhand Wants: Dogs Pianos Typewriters Lead Ad Market
A York Sun ad expert notes items most often sold secondhand include dogs pianos and typewriters. Cameras bicycles and furniture also appear frequently as sellers seek quick disposal. Jewelry watches sewing machines and tools follow, while books rank low as buyers usually wish to keep them.
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York Sun
The Charge Not Sustained In Election Inquiry
A fragmented court room exchange shows the chairman questioning a witness about alleged bribery during an election. The witness concedes. the dialogue reveals uncertainty and the failure to circulate illicit cigars. The imperfect transcript captures tense, unclear testimony.
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Meribery
Park hotel proprietor kills wife then himself in Dodge City
In Dodge City Kansas on July 30 2 Kirby a Park hotel proprietor shot and killed his wife in the forehead then killed himself both dying instantly. The case appears tied to a larger property dispute. At Pittsfield Meus July 27 Judge Hievens directed a jury to verdict at once in the Robert Stewart Pus bury murder trial amid courtroom cheers for the verdict.
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Dodge City
Kan
Work in a Lighthouse The keeper’s daily vigil described
A narrative describes lighthouse life with the keeper tending lamps on foggy nights, winding machinery, and guarding the signal. It covers dawn climbs, lens polishing, and the routine accounting of oil, wicks, and lantern maintenance in a government service context.
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Sumeet
Thia
Womb'e Home Companion
Household Hints and Miscellaneous Notes From a Periodical
A jumble of household tips covers currants with bananas for sweetness and cleaning methods using soot water on hairbrushes, plus space-saving closet ideas with hangers. The piece mentions parfin topping for jelly, washing handkerchiefs in a pillow slip, and a pineapple juice drink mix. It also recounts a clergyman Mathaon of Patterdale, detailing his income, marriages, and children, then notes Alaska driftwood abundance and coastal geography with depth figures for the Bering Sea region.
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Mathaon
Patterdale
Wentmoreinod
Euslind
Pressed Flowers Preserve Color In Botanical Study
Fragmentary notes describe methods to preserve pressed flowers by pressing them between papers after a day or two, then repeating until drying is complete to retain color. The text also includes stray jokes and unrelated reminiscences about family members.
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New York Botanical Garden
Carried Weight Remarks From Chicago News Text
Fragmentary report from Chicago News quotes a garbled exchange about defendants wards and weight with Wem SE oWAg and a brick. References a bargain counter and a poorly formed line about Peter the Creat and circulaston to Russia.
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Theo
Chicago News
Peter
Russia
Word Forgetfulness and Speech Block in Public Life
An exploration of tip of the tongue moments and word memory failures across settings. It discusses aphasia like aplasia, Chinese use of meaningless phrases to complete thoughts, and recalls of names, battle and theater anecdotes, plus famous cases in London and America. Strong entities include China, London, Ellen Terry, Henry Irving, and Mrs Patrick Campbell.
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London
Mrn
Tanqueray
Patrick Campbell
Herainf
Ellen Terry
Henry Irving
America
Dearcon
Elf idea sparks debate on courage and duty
A Detroit Free Press item quotes a speaker noting some people avoid action unless forced by a dare, reflecting on societal attitudes toward work and risk. The piece mentions public departments and North America, highlighting a critical view of contemporary behavior and boldness.
Advice From A Father To His Son In Business
A father’s admonitions on entering business advise honesty, punctual contracts, and sensible choices. He warns against overreaching, notes the value of visible energy, and stresses the role of environment, timing, and discretion in avoiding unnecessary conflicts and wasted money. The piece reflects 19th century editorial tone and practical wisdom.
Bewildered Shoppers Observe Pilgrims in Nagano
Report from Japan describes pilgrims visiting a city for religious trading, with old women wearing elaborate hairstyles and no flowers, while men sport tasseled ears. Police require warning badges for each pilgrim group as crowds wander markets, temples, and streets catching puzzled glances.
Monotonies as Blessing for Longevity and Health
The article reflects on life habits and mindset as sources of happiness and longevity. It contrasts the adventurer who embraces regular routines with those swayed by others opinions. It cites Goldsmith and compares coastal life, then notes Ireland’s peasants' attire and a discussion on temperance and willpower. It ends with an Irish scene and a banking closure report from Chicago.
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Mao
St Louis
Clogging the pipes care in eighteenth century home guidance
A New York Bun article explains common home plumbing hazards and remedies. It warns that loose items, hair, string, or rag fragments can clog traps and invite disease, urging immediate removal and careful waste disposal. It details safe practices for grease management, soap usage, coffee grounds, tea leaves, and kitchen waste. Regular maintenance includes grease cans, hot soda and lime water mixtures, and thorough rinsing to prevent blockages.
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Newalaye
Steele
Jena
New York
Kattire banking method and garbled diet notes
A fragmentary text describes a community using a single banker for deposits and payments with witnesses, then shifts to odd claims about oysters equaling eggs and a diet debate. It references Food, diet quality, and a mix of unrelated phrases including tiger pacing and cow tying amid quoted lines.
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Dr. Hutelit
Price and mythic roles of Wrigga in ancient lore
The fragment describes Wrigga as a deity or godly figure tied to Uriday, time, and country. It portrays him as a great warrior and banter, often shown with a drawn wand in one hand and a weapon in the other. It also notes his association with Friges in the North and a weekly seventh day devoted to her worship.
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Price
Wrigga
Uriday
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