Newspaper Snippet on 19th Century Pensions and Politics
Private Secretary Lamont asked Representative Scott to oppose the senate amendment to the civil action bill. The article also discusses labor adages, trade balances, tax levies for 1854 and 1800, Pigott forgeries, Dr Tanner, the Cherryvale Star on railroad routes, Cleveand’s vetoes, and Boston’s December women’s vote on school questions.
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Lamont
W. L. Scott
Once of Representatives
Senate
House
Boston
Afl
Amiotttel
USA
Lallot Castia Ihenae
Hurrah for Oklahoma and Sedgwick county vote
Oklahoma bill passed congress in favorable form allowing the president to declare lands open for settlement within sixty days after Indian surrender talks. Sedgwick county delegation in Kansas praised for strong, energetic work with notable gains, including the judiciary chairmanship of Geo. L. Douglas and passage of several labor and public welfare measures.
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Oklahoma
Congress
Sedgwick County
Wichita
Sedgwick
Seach
Geo. L. Douglas
Legislative
Amul
Douglas
Kansas
Judiciary Committee
Hima
Tein
Borane
O. H. Bentley
Douglass
Bentley
Selewick County
Pss
Aly
Ukin
Heatley Wes
Dentler
Salgwick
Mechisnic
Dindes
Suikling
Humane Society
Eogeres
Committee of the Humans Society
Washington D. C
House
Senate
Wichite
Ceat of Common Pleas
Borle
Phillins
Douglas Yesson
Troyle
Bayle
Lincoln Township
Phillips
Philips
Iisa
Phillip Hu ‘Sheridan
Amon
Raye
Lee Mue
Senatur
Sellgwick
Howe
Sediewick
Schipls
County
Wic
Miller
Look at the books and the dressed beef issue debate
The piece critiques political rhetoric surrounding Cleveland's presidency and public spending, cites historical losses under prior administrations, and notes the Minneapolis Messenger and Atchison Champion discussions on a dressed beef monopoly. It warns of political maneuvering ahead of state elections and highlights calls to curb the monopoly's influence.
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Big Counire
Ubeath
New York
Washington
Empire State
Star of Empire i
Grover Clevand
Buchanan
Cleveland
Arthur
Minneapolis
St. Lovis
Atchison
Kansas
West
Kahls
House
Senate
Kansas City
Railroads and Sunday work debate stalls reform effort
A Democratic paper touts gains in the popular vote since 1884 and contrasts tariffs, while discussing railroad Sunday operations. It argues for gradual policy change, opposes broad federal religious regulation, and notes Harrison’s administration backing rail projects and a symbolic appointment of a Chinese-descended aide.
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Enim
Harrison
Chicago
New York
Sondur
Paris
Noes
Matt
St. Louis
St. Paul
West
Michigan
Ohio
Cong
Interstate Commission
Trins
Congress
Dutcey
Simuiers
Dow
Bee Tie Ends Wes Grentmai Eee Ene Ae Os Me There
The fragmentary text shows a bee tied game involving Wes Grentm, with unclear surrounding details. Names and places are not fully readable, leaving the event and participants only vaguely defined.
Bear, Stocks, and Ships in Historical Discourse
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss the term bear in Wall Street and other commercial lingo, quoting a 19th century sentence about selling ships before you are caught, and remark on legislative chatter and political figures. The piece weaves finance jargon with scattered references to ships, railroads, and public figures, reflecting a chaotic historical text.
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Wall Street
Sefline
Eteck
Wits
Bear
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United States
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Parnell
Tanner
Roerber
Enogh
Cheryvale
Fort Gilson
Missour Pacific
Caney Valley
Cherryvale
Wielita
Coffeyville
Rowte
Sedgwick's
Los
Elcuss
Li Hung Chang
Desi
Auchson
Topeka
Senta
Pennephvania Ester
Chica
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Blind Boogs
Marshall
Gule
Alesandria
Pine Bluff Ark
Mourog
Houston
Galveston
Alexandria
Pine Bluff
Ss Golf
Ana
Ea & Ao
Outa
Mir
Enfisior
Patra
Marseilles
Olen
Us Innes & Ross
Main Street
Kansas Sollany
Capnenea
Commonwealth
Ingals
the White House
Joha J. Ingalls
Harrivon
Audrey
Bumpeli Hurer
Mibjon
Cornell
Kaseer
Iacura Bordhe
Thas Ely
Willard PF
Uimmmell
Leurra ‘Worth
Siu Gariter
Wilder
Fetu
User
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Kovehl
Angie Hale
Suart Bay
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