The Many Voices of National Debate in New Jersey and Washington
A garbled OCR fragment contains broad political commentary from New Jersey and Washington. It references tobacco policy, European war anxieties, the Brazilian ship in New York harbor, John A. Logan, Calvin Brice, and Texas’s representation. It also mentions Mrs. Harrison, the Gardner family, and Internal Department inquiries. The text includes speculative opinion on Cleveland and Allison, plus editorial snippings about press and public life in early America.
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New Republic
New York Harbor
Ars
John A. Logan
Washington
Congress
Beecher's Successor: Lyman Abbott Chosen Pastor
After Henry Ward Beecher's death the New York congregation wrestles with replacing him. They invite Dr. Lyman Abbott, who initially declines, but later accepts. Abbott affirms belief in Christ's divinity and miracles, rejects endless punishment, and expresses hope for mercy and repentance beyond earthly life.
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Henry Ward Beecher
England
Lyman Abbott
Christ
Ingalls Race Question Speech Draws Mixed Reaction
The article laments Senator Ingalls's speech on race and deportation of Black Americans, noting the dull delivery and limited impact. It argues that justice for the south's colored population remains unresolved and that political timing undermines any meaningful progress.
Plausible belief scheme for farmers alliances near rail hub granaries
The Laverence Journal proposes a rough plan where farmers alliances form near railroad granaries with large storage to hold grain. They would obtain advances equal to current grain value at interest to cover obligations, aiming to relieve distressed farmers until market prices recover. The piece notes risks of manipulation but argues the plan could be practicable and reduce hardship if properly managed.
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Laverence Journal
Kanasa
Missouri
Myr Old County
Mami
Orn
Kansas
Mille
Lacey
Kanas City
Chicago Times Ts
Texas
Wert
Petratermi
Pacific Fords
Hut Kamas
Pete
Penksylvania
Etta
New York
Michigan
Buffering Congressmen in a Government Liability Question
Readers note a fragmentary discussion about whether Congressmen or the national treasury should bear liability for government losses. The text suggests congressional reluctance to escalate to the Supreme Court and hints at the Treasury’s suffering and calls for resolution via the Court of Claims.
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Congress
Guthrie land office opening described in letter
A May 9 1889 letter from the U S interior secretary era discusses the Guthrie land office opening on April 22 1889. It confirms Mark S Cohn filed a town site and homestead entries with soldiers declaratory statements, while stating no personal connection to him or the other filers. The register Jon J Ismikl explains circumstances of entry, deputies, and office setup amid a crowded Guthrie scene with tents and rapid growth, stressing lack of knowledge about who acted outside official papers.
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Ustrep
Lasp
Orrice
Gurunre
Gay
Jiphs
Noble
Secretary of the Interiorian
Hare Aeara
Mark
Cohn
Peen
Guthrie
Perry Twitchell
James H. Huckleberry
Benton Turner
Mne
Colin
Cahn
Clayton
John E. Dille
A. Kenner
Frank D. Mobbs
Blasor Pickler
Nano
Hobbs
Teal
Needles
Mohler
Allcanen i
Fits
USA
Mobler
Hote
Os Ales
Barnes
Loti
Tereus
Sethise
Bato
Oman
Lever
Chute
Te Ab
Lake
Ruth
Tebail
Ian
Jon
Imlkr
Oklahoma Revival News Quietly Progressive Statewide
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a gubernatorial focus on revival efforts and infrastructure, noting the Oklahoma leadership’s plans. It mentions a city center, county lines, and local officials, with unclear dates and several garbled names. The piece references drought and political action with limited readable specifics.
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James Gillespie Blaine
New Jersey
Europe
Iti
Calvin 5. Brice
United States Senate
Nightern Talionaires
Calvin S. Brice
Courier-Journal
Hed
Tom
John Ruskin
Linus
Will Lhrouster
GMM
Imye
Insia
Philadelphia
Allison
Cleveland
Thak
Munford
Pearty
Crete
Thomas
Bippele
Thoma
Metindy
Interior Department
Ciktakonns de
Laird
Esqta
New York World
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ESSOR
Ingalls
Mr. Ingalls
Butler
Senate
Sid
Forum
South
Love
Lin Rahtor
Bieln
Madras
Gil
Jupiter
Mer. Js
Laterence
Hillman
Pittsburg
Cherokee County
Philip Heohm
Atellison
Congregational Church
Ash
Kansas City Star
Arkansas
Kanan
Hanner Alliance
Leavenworth
Kelly
Arkatans
Lola Carriage Works
Teele
Massachusetts Femilavner
William
Burton
Atchison
William Jl. Maule
Averchange
Tle
Katrsas
Angelus
WN. A. Adams
Adaams
House Commissionon
Pension Front
Wilemely
Darneé Cout
Kay
Ures
Kase
Koswas
Kaunas
Dusbela
Luis Beta
New York Star
Thomas Haven
Jub Brown
Avis
Lis Hui
Oklahoma
Mainateeet
Norveay
Nori
Norawan
Opring
Bitin Realty
Bul
Wellington
United States
Sunmie
Jan
Laoag
Odirumie
Indafiercaien
Bey
Les
Sembuy
Chia
Pemanng Ut Kidder
Mir Wilkie
Grary
Mr. Wileishaw
W York Weekly
Sennen
Peka
Jdllen
John Qusteny
Sipteri
West Benatar
Arama Acinginla
Lomd Ems Ems
Heer
Andere Kelana
Soamitet Welt
Grama Nergy
Osbahgma Outlines
Uae
Uhelabiete
Rantas City
White House
Main Street
C. O. Pagh & CO
Douglas Avenue
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