Unnamed 19th Century News Snippet From Lathrop and Beyond
Fragmented notes report claims of defendants declining to prosecute Nagie the slayer of Terry at Lathrop California. The piece references Davy Crockett’s birthday at Limestone Tennessee and questions about public figures like Congressman Lawler and ex-Congressman Finerty. It mentions Elixir-of-Life claims, Davis resigning from a World’s Fair committee, and varied economic and civic observations.
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Ben Butler
Dob Tugersell
Nagie
Terry
Lathrop
Calif
Lawler
Finerty
Chicago
Kansas City
Davis
St. Leuis
Morals in Public Schools Debate by Lyman Clark
In Hale’s Lend a Hand article Lyman Clark argues for moral instruction in schools through general influence and specific exercises. He asserts indisciplinary, undenominational teaching, noting many children miss church or home moral guidance, making schools the state’s duty to teach citizenship ethics.
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Edward Everett Hale
Lyman Clark
Boston Banks Face Call to Revise Risky Paper Trade
The Boston Advertiser criticizes local banks for buying single name paper, saying it inflated cash payments and raised bank liabilities amid recent failures. It argues excessive competition harms prudent lending, urges directors to return to conservative practices, and notes capital fears pushing investment eastward while Western demand for safe ventures grows.
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Boston Advertiser
Sya
Ley
Boston
Competiton
Businese Ii Behooves Bank
New England
Aml
Guilook
Cherokee history and removal in United States policy nature
A historical essay traces Cherokee contacts with colonists and repeated land cession treaties from the 1700s to the 1830s. It notes Georgia dispossession, U.S. Supreme Court disputes, and the 1838 removal under General Scott, with remaining upland Cherokee communities in North Carolina and Tennessee. It condemns whites' early actions while defending Cherokee land title and government rights. It also mentions Kansas Republican commentary and McKinley inspecting Conemaugh flood ruins, hinting at proposed federal river-clearing aid and public relief levels.
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Qastion
Teciitases
Fiver
aMluenne
North Carolina
Florida
Lowieiana
Oglethorpe
Wagth
Indiana
Skel
Sirah
Tennessee
Watauga
Tempe
Ward
United States
Mississippi
Georgia
Supreme Court of the
Supreme Court
Jackson
Mississipi River
General Scott
Army of
McKinley
Conemaugh
Sunpiy Ter Shadol GE
Stipe
Scions
Sprodts
Shevta
Sliven
el Dorado
Harper
Alex Butts
Kansas
Ashland
Belle Plaine Fair, Stock and Agricultural Association
Wellington
Caffey County
John Blank
Easporia
Butler County
Orphan
Emporia Republican
Fper County
Atchison
Tom Boom
Summer County
Oklahoma
K.C. Star
Chase County
Crowell
M. Hurdette
Grand Cayteal
Phillips
Scott
Captain Forrs
Motehkisa
Geuda Herald
Joseph A. Fisher
Danville
Nlessy
Are
Peabody
Boston
Ripert
Ralston
Frisco
Fredonia
Lin Pot
Protective Tariffs and Free Trade in a Tarnished Light
A fragment from an 1890s chorus of editorials argues against free trade as harmfully fostering monopolies and price manipulation. It cites tin plate trusts in Britain, Standard Oil, and coffee corners as examples, contending tariff protections curb such market power while warning readers of strategic combinations and inflated prices.
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Georgia
Cmntmenitabie Dhecorument
South
Treajure
Thia
Kentucky
Great Britain
Richard Cullen
Epee
Atlantic
Standard Oil Company
England
Fragmented textile memories and relics of a royal garter collection
The passage recalls faded rooms with worn furniture and a curious display of medallions, garters, and heirlooms. It mentions the Hohensolkers museum, royal initials, and entangled references to dynastic events and poets, weaving a dense, historical collage.
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Hohensolkers Mayseum
Replin
Brian Friedrich Willem Jaidwag
Mrederick Willixen
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Republican County
Juina
Botas
Diu Fatiiae
Poe
Lala
Davy Crockett
Limestone
Tenn
Davy
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California
Clearine House
Shin
Wichita
Ol Peob
Helena, Mont
Daily Herald
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Newton
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Democratic Text Books
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George
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Oklahoma City Journal
the Boaters
Deerarates
Iowa
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Boricht
Burstom & Merrick
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Graehan Jay
Keright
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Stan
Chauncey M. Depew
Patti
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Giladstone
Charles Theodore
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Roed W. Dnenke
Knights of Honor of
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Vietoris Street
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Ragland
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