Savings bank debate in Massachusetts lawmakers consider state held money
Fragmented discussion on the proposed savings bank law aims to keep deposits local and protect savers while potentially limiting transfers to New York or Washington. The piece contrasts reformist momentum with political opposition and notes rising public sentiment favoring a state backed savings institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banka ‘Eyatree
Avings Banka Asav Ings
Uy Ik
Ientead
New York
Exaltation of the horn and the utilitarian burn
A sprawling, polemic draft debates the supposed exaltation of the horn statue and the burn as utilitarian art. It contrasts ancient wars, economic prudence, and moral warnings about money, speculation, and social trends, while railing against excessive decoration and urging practical restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Jericho
Jere Jeto
Bonor
Unclear OCR Fragment on Quack Remedies and Trials
Fragmentary report discusses a supposed cure and medical quackery. It references a woman seeking treatment and mentions spurious remedies, trials, and dubious medical claims. The text includes chaotic, garbled phrases and unclear attributions, with no verifiable events or identities.
Tweed and Vanderbilt Bribery Scandal Told in Brief
A fragmentary account recalls William M. Tweed and Cornelius Vanderbilt involved in bribery schemes. It notes Tweed’s manipulation of contractors and politicians, public outrage after a secretary’s remark, and hints at Tweed’s downfall while Vanderbilt’s fate remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feoperien Prue
Oto Bay
Wenterin
Phin Satay
Wellinma
Tweed
Vandervilt
Williams H. Vanderbilt
Autumn Scene in a Murky City Poem Fragment
Readable lines describe a quiet autumn scene with imagery of chests, red and blue colors, and a sense of celebration in a distant crowd. The piece mentions a revered wall, reflective surfaces, and an implied title or refrain about love and memory.
Sermon on the sanctity of the Christian home and polygamy
Dr A C George argues the divine ordinance of one man and one wife as the foundation of society. He denounces polygamy among Mormons, warns of its social hazards, and urges Christian missions to Utah to combat immorality, promote purity, and defend the family structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strbeld
England
Toyersetl
Mercury
Nnah
Waleohiet
Harvard
Veto
Lennon Truth
Woaterman
Lim
Philadelpheia
Wwe
Ohio
Ainiah
Fay Mr. Wyndtham
English Weber
Aquare Theatre
New York
Tald ‘bin
Khees
Jeans
Wimnet
Elucaton
Gutzot
Providence
Hern
Ava
God
Parenis
Angels of God
Oman
Deel
Utah
South
Ain
Crite
Earth
Latter-day
Sainte
Bisbop Wiley
Coveland
Ogden
Montana Territory
Urigham
Evan
Plaume
Sweden
Vale Gays
Rey
American Republic
Oun
United States
Abbyssinia
Supreme Court
Congressossessen
Independent
Feder
Iied
Thia
Neil
Copgres
Poly
Ites
Terri Pi
The
United
Elemiea Polete
Presbyteriana
Salt Lake
Protestantium
Wiley
Tt Ia
Mormandens
Europe
Ean
Doings of Preachers and People Across Christendom
A wide survey of global church activity notes Methodist colleges in Towata merging, mission openings in Guatemala, and October camp meetings in the South. It reports English Methodist growth, vacancies in New Jersey Presbyterian pulpits, and notable baptisms in Raleigh. Also mentions Zionist and missionary movements in China and Madagascar, sea change in Zanzibar’s slave market, and various church attendance trends and sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christendom
Towata
Presbian Board
Guatemalia
Baptist
Paris
England
New Jerey
Mr. Green
Raleigh N. C
Immeraon
Tloutes
Boleman Lightuss
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Chicago
Newark
N.J
St. John's
St. Phil's
St Philip's
Shan-wu
China
Madagascar
Zululand
Tule
Spurgeon
Zanzibar
Toledo
Unitel Presbyterians
The
Baptist Weekly
Lmanascua
Jerusal
Calcutta
Hong Kong
Fragmented Pastiche of Dialect and Parodic Dialogues
A mosaic of clipped phrases and quoted lines presents a collage of voices on laziness education manhood and marriage, with snippets attributed to a traveler a judge a farmer and a child. The text intertwines dialect riddles moral hints and literary allusions, conveying social friction and gender roles through fragmented anecdotes.
Leavens For Life Worries and Poetic Fragments
A jumble of 19th century scraps and quips from Brooklyn and Boston papers. Expressions on invention requests, botany dreams, and marriage tales mix with playful verse and social wit. Characters named Julia Mortimer Pervie appear amid scattered dialogue and satirical snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erkabine
Brooklyn
Julie
Iran
Mortimer Pervie
Julia
Werdelt Walstorat
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Cresia
Elaces
Trismuh
Chaarge
Proskbeuta
Lond Palmereton
Great Britain
Congress
Daeweces
Landy
Tan
Hany Otters
Thong Bade
Oreting Homiptree
Momey
Maury
Am Vale Auebe
Bunsant Sharks
Poreclaan
Fase
Hasron
Timan
Physio Anil Archi
Belie Euch
Mar
Lhuaseevwuse
Natuay Allen
Sitalkys
British Association For the Advancement of
de. Oswinn
Rothamsted
Masty Mires
Mont
Wurtz
Eoarmanapa
Vane Lastatti
Munich
Vienna
Milan
Essertol
Verve
von Ryswelberg
Ulavaria
Mace Yeacky
Ile Remien
Haere
Lata
Aturrwanl
Penga
Geady
Flavius
Ana
Lee
Ulesh
Ariel
Hyer
Hindeepctudhenithy
Nets
Soruetties
Eivine
Ethan Gewat
Inatown
Culivagy
Wille Fou
Une
Ervani
Whide Speekingg
ofMws
Uae
Infernana de
Vastoshertildt
Vanderbile
Republic
Commonwealth
Barthem
Vanderbilt
John
Lipa
Tie
Tynan
Nua
Wat
Eaczlem
Caate Cis Srr
A. C. George
Wheeling
Church News
Ron
Lee Monkey
Trey
Aimee
Alma
Wien
Harper’s Hasar
Norton
Nigel
Sir Fletcher
London Society
Eva
Aeke
Broklyn Eagle
Boston
George
Rochester
Expres
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