Diverse 19th Century Social and Educational Observations
Fragmented notes cover mining stock losses, real estate in Virginia, Illinois arbitration cases, East Orange bicycle storage by pupils, German emigration trends, school reform views by Professor Schurman, and a debunked New York Times claim about billions in the English Court of Chancery. The excerpt blends economic, educational, and international topics with attributed public commentary.
Free silver conference call sounds in Lansing Michigan
A call for a free silver conference in Lansing Michigan has been issued. About fifty prominent free silver men from across the state, mainly Republicans, were invited. Signers include James M. Turner of Lansing Sybrant Wesslins C. A. Ball Amos Musselman and Charles R. Sligh of Grand Rapids. The aim is to unite silver forces for the next campaign.
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Lansing
Michigan
James M. Turner
Sybrant Wesslins
C. A. Ball
Amos> Musselman
Charles R. Sligh
Grand Rapids
Jail Breakers at Large in Sports Georgia
Six prisoners confined in the Hancock county jail at Sports Georgia overpowered Jailer Stewart Thursday morning and escaped. The jailer delivered breakfast as usual and was assaulted entering the jail. A fierce fight left prisoners breaking for liberty as officers formed a posse. A Kentucky note reports Blackburn forces will join joint sessions next Tuesday for the U S senator balloting.
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Sports
Stewart
Kentucky
Frankfort
House
Senate
United States
Through Georgia Summary of notable day to day events
Georgia news digest notes plans to fund a Waycross reformatory for Black children, Augusta efforts, Vienna cotton factory talk, Macon liquor licensing disputes, Southwestern railroad stock meeting in February, Goodyear bar depth issues at Brunswick, Rome court awards Eliza Daugherty $1,600 vs Keeley Institute, First Regiment officers discuss Col Mercer retirement, Governor grants 30 day respite in Keener murder case, Cunningham trial end with guilty plea to misdemeanor, pardon commission formed to evaluate clemency cases, legality of funding per diem discussed, governor approves starting work with contingent funds
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Rome
Eliza Daugherty
Keeley Institute
A. B. McDonald
Brunswick
Glynn
Cunningham
Sweat
Senate
Whitley
Atkinson
House
Attorney General
Terrell
Freedom For Redwine Likely as Prisoner Nears Release
A Columbus Ohio federal penitentiary inmate, Lewis Redwine, is expected to be released within a week. Reports to Washington from the prison doctor warn his life would be endangered by continued confinement, and illness suggests only a short time remains if released soon. attorneys and supporters press for his release, with hope of return to Atlanta.
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Lewis Redwine
Federal
Ohio
Atlanta
Penitentiary
Washington
Redwine
Democrats Name Chicago for National Convention on July Seventh
A twenty ninth ballot at Washington settled the Democratic National Committee on Chicago as the site for the convention on July 7. Chicago won by a share majority over St. Louis, with New York’s 4 votes shifting to Chicago. Final ballots show Chicago carrying 31 votes to St. Louis 24, Cincinnati 1, in a fight framed by free silver versus hard money factions. No candidates were named at the end, with Cleveland and others denying any bid.
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W. J. Bryan
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Vanderbilt Belmont wedding tie to New York groom
Mrs Willie K wed as Mrs Belmont after divorce, Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont married by Mayor Strong at No 94 East Seventy second street New York. Ceremony 10 oclock attended by sister Miss Smith and few friends at the bride residence.
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Alva
Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt
Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont
Strong
New York
East Seventy-second Street
Miss Smith
Vanderhill
A Fragmented Swap of Lines and Laughs in Theatres
A collage of overheard lines from audience chatter and stage whispers. snippets touch on proposals, estates, dogs, and a symphony in black and white with a pianist woman playing unseen, while Scriptural duties guide her discreet actions.
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Bune
Carrie Onn
Cholly Fitzinhedd
Nettie
Francisco Examiner
Zeu Mw
Where the Presidents Are Dead Across Nine States
A fragment lists presidents buried in nine states with multiple sites such as Washington at Mount Vernon and Jefferson at Monticello. It mentions Polk near Nashville and Andrew Jackson near Nashville among others, alongside various obituaries and stray notes about a tourist sending a bicycle to Paris and a European statue plan.
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James Son
Montpelier
James
John Tyler
Richmond
York
van Buren
Kind Fillmore
Buffalo
Grant
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Arthur
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Hayes
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Andrew Jackson
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Toor Concord
N. H
Lanes
Springfield
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