Lost Cause notes and civic touches in a 19th century roundup
A mosaic of 19th century items: New York officials’ salaries, Italian literacy, a Boston jelly trade, and a German emperor’s golden anniversary. Also New England politics on women’s suffrage, a French tooth transplant, and a tale of a mill town chief and a poor boy who saves a rich youth, ending with Mormon origins and Spaulding manuscript theories.
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L. J. McCormick
University of Virginia
Germany
House of Hohenzollern
Fredrick the Great
Solomon Spaulding
Dartmouth College
Conneaut
Ohio
Israel
Spaulding
Palestine
Lehi
Laman
Samuel
Lemuel
Nephi
Joseph Smith
Mr. Spaulding
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Patterson
Joseph
Boston Journal
Smith
Sidney Rigdon
Rigdon
Brigham Young
Oliver Cowdrey
America
Pat and the Horse Roll Harsh Days at Olustee
A Civil War vignette recalls Corporal Pat’s sly quip at Olustee. He suspects the horse will roll after the saddle comes off and keeps waiting to remount, until a later charge proves fatal. The scene highlights grim humor amid battle.
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Olustee
Pat
Connecticut House Passes Bell-Punch Liquor Bill
The lower house approves a bell-punch liquor tax plan imposing 2 cents per liquor glass and 0.5 cent per beer glass. This equates to 25 percent on liquor and 10 percent on beer, with annual revenue estimates ranging from 120000 to 1100000 dollars.
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Connecticut
Dime Novels Said to Influence Local Crimes
Jessie Pomeroy told Mr James T Fields that dime novels influenced his actions. The Chicago Tribune notes they speculated the youth began crime after reading Talmage sermons.
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Jessie Pomeroy
James T. Fields
Talmage
Chicago , Tribune
General Rosecrans Not Ill In San Francisco
Reports that General Rosecrans is ill are false the general is in San Francisco in perfect health and continues to perform his official duties.
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West
Cole
General Rosecrans
San Francisco
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