Infallibility Debate Across Rome and Uprising by Clergy
The article surveys the 19th century upheaval over papal infallibility, citing Pius IX and a broad mix of bishops and lay voices in Rome. It contrasts progressive science with church dogma, notes American bishops’ resistance, and argues that party discipline in politics risks corrupting all. It also discusses primary elections as a conduit for reform and warns against supporting unworthy candidates. It reports a sensational horses and cage accident at Middleton, detailing the tragic crush and rescue attempts with fatalities and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wuas
Galileo
Holy See
Church of Rome
Iaas
Pius JX
Rome
Populf
Cincinnati
St. Loul
Ireland
England
Avoluilio Spuiding
Baltimore
McMasters
Ee Presbyterian
New York
Telegraph
Tis City
Dureell
MedLantern
Conbdia
Weil
Ray
Fenelon
Alivine Gree
Innocent
Great Britain
Adrisa
Peter
Esary Frea
Uieredure
Domignat
Demourali Zalioul
Indtanes
Tepordal
Econ
Repubugan
Flere i
Ae Aguas
Agi
Ecalliwaga
Republican Party
Beelarlub
Fashion and waistlines take center stage at women’s reform meeting
A fragment from a 19th century society page details a convening of fashionable ladies debating the health and vanity of stay laces. Report notes speakers on tight corsets causing headaches, fainting, and poor health, with opinions from Miss Gasper, Miss Tucker, Miss Wish and others. Aimed at reform, the event includes fashion critique, social norms, and potential resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillis
Roel
Ainhorn
Chnkckonen
Abe
Lovelace
Toll
Brora
Gasper
Hertrart
Romeana
Tucker
Gusting
Lizio
Misa Waldler
Odinuy
Wireman
Hagan
Emigration Tide Shrinks Europe to Feed New World
The May 23 Tay Linden Telegraph notes Britain faces a strong outward flow as European emigrants rush to America. It reports the Mersey departure of about six thousand in seven days and roughly seven thousand more in the week, signaling a rapid rise of migration to the New World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esnaritios
Europe
America
England
Tay Linden Telegraph
Iris
Mersey
Cesacs Tacena
Seneus
Revenon
Pemmin
Pierkona
Census Bureau
Secretary of the Interior
Oatch
Cabinet Reconstruction Emphasized in Cincinnati Gazette
The Cincinnati Gazette argues dissidents favor cabinet reconstruction yet finds no proof the President seeks change. It notes Senate rejection of Attorney General Hoar and affirms Hoar’s tenure, while praising other secretaries and the President’s alignment with cabinet policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gazette
Senate
Supreme Court
Houbed
Giemerul
Fish
Cuba
San Domingo
Vreanury
Do Has
Jand Wohas O
Westuilice
Gorter
Grenta
Kr. Howe
Norrie
Proposed Fifteenth Amendment Details and Enforcement Provisions
Summary of a historical proposed Fifteenth Amendment text outlining voting rights, penalties for interference, and federal enforcement. It describes penalties for obstructing qualified voters, authorizes federal court jurisdiction, and allows use of military force to execute the act. It notes protections for contracts and provisions against fraudulent voting, with references to enforcement by district attorneys and secrecy obligations for census-related staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guneron
United States
District Courts
Thy
Altorneya
Congresa Ig
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3. Parte
Attorney AT Law
Washington, Ind
Callagher’s Block
Main Street
He O'Neal
Sones’ Landing
Tuys Atelix
Bwaaivetox
Ind
Si H.shepard & CO
Wall Paper
Srernew
Amenare
Vincennes
AS. Sue
Bed Street
Washington
Indiana
Washington Livery & Sale Stable
Bott. Pro
Tee
Gmeron Main Av
Gese Om Bild
Lieshierin Tobacco and Cigars
SAG Schuol Wruke Blank Munks
Mtatinnery, Cardies
Gud
Cineduuarl
Psgrn
Warainte Cen
Obl Cro
Soutilern Ind
Wasminutun
Islia de
Harper’s Weekly
Middleton
Dunner
Sid
Sexton T Hat
Ayers
Mingo
August
Conrad Keete
Charles Steiner
Tasik
Ciuiden
Dann Pratt
Iria
Agcouyia
Indianapolis
Morton
SEWIN
THE
HOWE
Nowe
Chear
Aland Chess
TH Hon
Cha
Ameren Sem Ne Mweh
Elies Howe
Martha Cosa
W. Ciadpell
Generay Axert
Daviess and
Pike Seqmiies
Merrill's Root and Shoe Store
Warhington
Tad
Call
Worl
J. T. Sparks
Cosby
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