Opinion Echoes on Politics and Sleep Across 19th Century Views
A collage of opinions and observations covers politics, postages, Mormon and Jewish myths, wartime figures, jail cases, opium imports, and sleep science. Notables include Thurman on Blaine, a critique of female salespeople, Germany and Britain news, a Maryland postal case, and Dr. Hanna ford on sleep guidance.
President hosts tea at Soldier's Home garden
The President held an early afternoon tea at the Soldier's Home last week. a poor forecast did not deter attendees. Guests sat under trees and returned with colds and rheumatism while women in garden attire retained the outdoor focus despite the damp air. The president suggested moving indoors but was overruled.
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Iowa
New York Sun
American drinks named after war leaders in London exhibit
From London a London letter describes a fisheries exhibition display with a large poster listing 94 American drinks. The three eighteen penny long drinks named Stonewall Jackson, President Lincoln, and General Grant symbolize the end of the war and the Union, as small placards show the drink names against a stars and stripes background.
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M. D. Conway
London
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
United States
Stonewill Jackson
Lincoln
Grant
The Game Cock and the Picture
A pet game cock in artist Scott Leighton’s studio attacked a painting of his rival bird. The bird learned the trick to avoid the painted enemy and stopped attacking, preferring to study the image instead. Another Berlin-style duel story follows with Bierne and Elam fighting near Waynesboro Virginia under a strict dueling code. Elam is wounded in the thigh, Bierne unhurt, both cool and orderly in the aftermath. No arrests made, and the duel is praised as a resolved personal vendetta rather than a legal case.
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Nature
John Wesley
Dr. Hannaford
Scott Leighton
Portland
Staunton
Bierne
Elam
Richmond
New Hope
John Lewis
H. J. Lewis
Bienne
West Virginia
Colt
Waynesboro
Shenandoah Valley
Chesapeake and Ohio
J. F. Lewis
Lewis
John F. Lewis
Post Republic
Rockingham County
Tom Smith
Smith
Whig
Hen on in Ohio sparks quips and bets among roosters
The dialogue centers on a rumored hen in Ohio and competing roosters Thurman Durbin Ward and Hoadly, who mock each other as they forecast future nesting, incubating plans, and high stakes. Henry Watterson signals quiet as the whole scene unfolds.
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Mr. Tilden
Ohio
Thurman
Ward
Hoadly
Durbin
Durbin Ward
Henry Watterson
Bucklen Arnica Salve Sold by Hill & Wilson Ohio
Bucklen Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions with a satisfaction guarantee. Priced at 25 cents per box and offered by Hill and Wilson in Van Wert Ohio dated January 5 1883 m10
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Express
John . West & CO
West Madison Street
Chicago
Ill
Hill & Wilson, van Wert, O
Bucklen
Prica
Hill & Wilson
van Wert
Ohio
Woman Rescues Husband From Locomotive On Rail Line
A wife, fearing her husband might be drunk, found him lying on a railroad track near the Blue Bridge. She rolled him into a water course as a West Gloucester train neared, saving his life. She later learned the man was her husband. The incident prompts a vow for sobriety.
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Mary Davis
Bridgeport
Conn
Davis
Boston
Blue Bridge
West Gloucester
Cape Ann
Mass
Five Cent Breakfasts Funded by Providence Women
Report from Providence notes that some restaurants serve five cent breakfasts funded by women who earn about two dollars fifty a week in a jewelry shop. These women also provide their own board lodging and clothing.
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Providence
R. I
Jersey hotel men claim failed mosquito crop boosts fall malaria tonic
The Memphis Appeal reports a Nile man saw seven doctors with no agreement, the eighth asked if anything ailed him and was told no. Now Jersey hotel men Gelening joke that if mosquitoes skip summer bites they add a fall shake, as the bite becomes a malaria tonic.
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Memphis
Jersey
New Jersey
The Past of Democracy in Civil War Coalitions
The piece traces how the Northern Democrats aided the Union during the Civil War, noting coalitions with Republicans in 1861 to save the Union, the shift to the Union Party, and the role of leaders like Dickinson and Lincoln, while contrasting Copperhead dissent and Democratic opposition to the war. It also touches on 19th century gold supply and ancient precedents.
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Our Morning Contemporary
Ohio Republican Convention
Republican Party
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Demcensus Party
Lincoln
New York
Union Democrats
Daniel S. Dickinson
Dickinson
Breckinridge
Ohio
Ted
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ilinois
United States
House of Representatives
Union Party
Douglas
Grant
Logan
Dix
Butler
Holt
Carpenter
Conness
Stewart
Democratic Party
Abraham Lincoln
Copperhead
North
Virgnia Bourbons
Virginia Coalition
Union
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Washington Street
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