In The New Congress The Old Kind of Men
Special correspondence from Washington outlines the Fifty third Congress. It notes 355 representatives will convene with one vacancy, describes party splits and key figures expected to preside, and previews returning veterans and many new faces across the House and Senate.
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Stevenson
Crisp
Senate
House
South Dakota
Farmers’ Alliance
Peffer
Banses
Beckwith
Wyoming
Mantle
Montana
Allen
Washington
Enji
Nebraska
Harris
Kansas
Baker
Davis
Jerry Simpson
Haldor Boen
Minnesota
Williams. Holman
Indians
Charley
Nedil
Pennsylvania
Chase
McMillin
Wilson
West Virginia
Springer and Turner
Georgia
Bourke Cochran
Whiting
Michigan
Sayers
Tessa
Dockery
Young
Neill
Massachusetts
Courtly Barnes Campton
Maryland
Breckib-ridges
Bynum
Indiana
Lanham
Texas
General Oates
Alabama
Kilgore
Turkey
Mr. Bailey
Diand
Bryen
West
Samuel J. Randall
Pierce
Tennessee
Michiel Harter
Standard
Rayner
Tracey
Troy
Bland
John de Witt Warner
Amos Cummings
Fitch
Squetty Colonel Fellows
Dan Lockwood
McCreary
Kentucky
Silver
International Monetary Commission
Chicaco
McGann
Durborow
Blanchard
Rivers
Harbors
Enloe
Cooper
Tarsney
Missouri
Lew Geary
Josish Patterson
Memphis
George D. Wise
Virginia
Brawley
South Carolina
John Allen
Forny
Blount
Herbert
Navy
General Forney
John Andrew
Bine Blood Democracy
Fred Williams
Sherman Hear
Henry Bscon
New York
Wike
Ilinois
Cate
Arkansas
Dickerson
Sperry
Connecticut
Ben Cable
Tinois
Goodnight
Careth
Fred Talbott
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Livingston
Georgi
Mitchell
Wisconsin
Lodge
Big Tom
Hendersons
Dingley
Mains
Dolliver
Iowa
Cogswell
Walker
Bontel
Maine
Joe Cannon
Henry W. Blar
Gear
Sosra
Jobo Dalzell
Fenstin
Broderick
John Simi
Hitt and Hopkins
Hepburn
The
Treasury
Congress
Bellamy Storer
Cincinnati
John C. Bleck
Chirk
Champ Clark
Cockeils
Will Poriinre
Gresham
Conn
Hammond
Ind
Joseph Hendrix
CydhmeJim” Marshall
McCall
McHttrich
Everett
Barrett
Bay State
McLaurin
Talbert
Ocala
Ohio
William White
Rochester
van Voorhis
Les
Mutchler
Som
General Enochs
John Sierman
Aldrich
Alison
Frye
Mentherson
Hale
Carey
Davin
Hoar
Chandler
Quay
Proctor
Plett
Teller
Bill Paddock
Lindsay
Carlisle
Edward Murphy
Dte
Frank Hiscock
Martin
Henry Cabot Lodge
Dawes
James Smith, Jr
Jersey
Blodgett
Dakot
Casey
Camden
John FE. Kenna
C. A. Mexiniae
A Coloress Patriarch Moses Williams Texan Father of Forty-five
Moses Williams a colored Texan is described as having forty five children with forty being girls. He has been married twice and is reported to be sixty five years old.
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Moses Williams
Moses
A Celestial Song on Chinese Music and Instruments
Aug 1 report from Los Ancetes describes Lue Tow, a dealer in Chinese instruments, explaining a five-note scale and eight natural sounds. It covers drums, bells, lutes, violins, and other instruments, with humorous notes on banjo plunking and a celestial love song interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lue Tow
Lee Tow
Ching
Chinese Musical Instruments and Their Ancient Notes
A historical overview describes Chinese instruments such as bamboo flutes and cymbals, their scale construction, and tunings. It notes the tiger figure instrument, the use of silk bindings, and claims about ancient seven and fourth notes, with reflections on musical theory and cultural transmission.
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Ory
China
Eleo
Sonar
J. AW
ScaxLan
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