Washington's Ex Congressmen and City Life Exposé
Special Correspondent Wasttxeros reports on Washington's capital, contrasting ex lawmakers and judges with everyday citizens. The piece highlights former officials like O’Connor and Allegheny peers, their fades from power, and the bustling rotunda as worn veterans mingle with a city of contrasts. It notes careers faded by drink, the faded grandeur of ex-senators, and the enduring presence of public service amidst poverty and change.
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Rotunda
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Senate
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Brigiter
Seustor Conkling
State Department
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Abe Strinia
Arno
Allison Pascal
Dante
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Janes
Unclear fragmentary notice hints at legal matter and names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Norrene, Weinert, MM. Howard, Newport, and a member of a family with daughters. Indicates a legal or probate context with restored property and named individuals, but specifics are unreadable.
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van Henrrity
Neiaisan MM
Howard
Newport
Amy Daughees
Ex-Congressmen in Police and Washington Budgets
The article discusses police character, focusing on a wary commissioner who hired an ex-congressman for a beat with limited duty. It covers reform comments on Congress members like Fetées, Butterworth, Morse, and Farwell, highlighting public expense in Washington, campaign costs, and the lure of wealth through politics.
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Judge Fetées
Kansas
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Ohio
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Mone
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Cus Gay
Chicago
Abstlectia
Ben
Farwell
Wimelf
John V
Widhass
Windom
Furtahr Quay
Boment Graves
Presbyterian Epochs and the origins of the church
A historical reflection on Presbyterian beginnings in Scotland and America. It notes the Westminster Assembly, the American General Assembly, and the view that the church’s origins are not confined to a single period, with a Sarcastic remark that new presbyter is old priest writ large.
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American General Assembly
Temulon
Milton
Gromwell
Amos
York
Maemchussins
Long Island
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Paladalphia
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Ireland
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Philadelphia
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Church polity and the rise of Presbyterianism in Europe
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Jomy Krox
Thne
Great Britain
Ireland
Jean Chauvin
Les Frenchy
Geneva
John Calvin
Noyon
France
Europe
John Knox
Netherlands
Scotland
England
Edinburgh
Leith
Church of Scotland
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Legislative Union of
England and Scotland
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Dorf
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Tolland
Arminius
Calvin
James
Northern Ireland
Carrickfergux
Holm
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Jamues
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Bam
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Wien
Kiss
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Rita
Presbyterian History and a Great Washington Fire Event
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Garfield
Washington
Secretary Tracy
Tracy
Mary
Fraternal Order Celebrates Anniversary in Town
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Auidenc Association
Noten
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Tina Sards
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St Lews
Chicago
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Solid Daily Trains Between St Louis and Denver
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Pueblo
Denver, —Cie
Colorado
St Louis
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