West Falem Physicians Offer General Medicine and Surgery
Dr M Clark Dr B Baufen and Dr Horton announce partnership in medicine and surgery in West Falem. They promise prompt care for all professional duties with special attention to chronic diseases. They tout vegetable remedies and critique mercury and arsenic treatments.
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Bonewitz & Carr
Washington
Wooster
Ohio
West Liberty Street
R. Bonnoewitz
We. M. Glark
M.D
Bioufen
Stoufde
Clare
West Falem
Jam
J. M. Weaver
Jacob
4H. Horton
ROLEO
W. W. Firestone
Pt. D. BS
Firestone & Son
Estone & Son
North Market Street
Lidi Square
Senate and House Debates on Reconstruction and Suffrage
The session discusses amendments to the Naval and Mill Asylum bill, concurrent military trials for Davis and Clay, and prints in Congress. Resolutions address President's correspondence with Supreme Court Judges, District suffrage, and Rebel exclusion from ballots. Debate covers Grant’s rank, Reconstruction conditions, and equal suffrage efforts in Congress.
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Johnson
Naval and Mill Asylum
Davis
Clay
Howard
Supreme Court
Morrill
Garret Davis
Senate
House
Conkling
Congress
Finch
United States Mutual Protective Homestead Company
Judiciary Committee
Joshua Hill
Hill
Boutwell
Grant
Military Committee
Reconstruction Committee
District of Columbia
Messrs. Julian
Sitgreaves
Colored Methodist Church of Missouri
Anthony
Ohio
Cowan
Veteran Reserve Corp
Sprague Aose
Wilson
Sherman
Naval Academy
Mr. Howard
Jeff. Davis
C. C. Clay
Congressional actions brief in Senate and House sessions
Senate considered petitions on universal suffrage for Missouri group and naval prize disputes, with bills on officer exams and a Military Naval Asylum. House debated postals and military issues, tax on hulls, insurance, naturalization tests, and reconstruction, adjourning after executive session.
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Foote
District of Columbia
Senate
House
Conkling
Broomall
Christian Commission
Stevens
Kasson
Messrs
Kelley
Price
Ohio Legislature Debates Bills on War Debt and Local Justice
January 17 session sees new measures including Bradbury bills for Harmon Kent relief and Morkan raid claims totaling 676225. House passes Thornhill indigent defense pay bill. Debates loom over presidential policy, state funding, and a colored citizens petition seeking anti discrimination amendments.
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Mr. Bradbury
Harmon Kent
Seneca County
Willett
Congress
Cumming
Union
Bradbury
Committee On Federal Relations
Messrs
Kellogg
Cole
All Union
Messrs. Cummins
Martin
Messrs. Martin and
Cummins
Warner
Culd
Oratory
Perrill
Ohio
Shipley
Oberkline
Hough
Ciary
Thornhill
Blenn
Dem
Lockwood
Afr
Miles
Vacant Places and War Echoes in a Dying Room
A fragmented 19th century meditation on loss, memory, and vacancy follows a room haunted by war. The piece alternates between mournful scenes of emptied chairs, silent families, and the lingering presence of deceased loved ones, interwoven with a Civil War letter from Mrs. Lincoln. It contrasts home warmth with battlefield tragedy and ends noting a war-recovery fundraising target.
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Dar Old Nause
Lillie
Arpenter
Lincoln
Wash
White House
New Year's Party Ends in Tragic Resolve at Petroleum Estate
A lavish Petroleum New Year ball in New York draws Europe’s elite and ends with Miss Avondale’s act of temperance. Egmont falls in love, courtship, and a dramatic toast to sobriety after a son is lost, sealing a vow to never drink again. The judge and party guests witness a sobering, moral climax.
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Brown
Petroleums
Pennsylvania
Alladin
Peggy Petroleum
Maire
Mr. Jones
Jim
Mr. Petroleum
Awag
Burkeior
Petroteams
Hengist
Horsa
Thor
Knickerbockers
Atll
Leto
Mieues
Egmonts
Lttle
Miss Petroleum
Clara
Egmont
Helen
Miss Avondale
Sarah Lennox
Reynolds
St. Cerelia
Europe
Sean
Dyer
Mit
Higo
Bealy
Louis Napoleto
Dowgeer
Beng
Faney Flyte
Charley Conset
Fanny
Birt
Charlie
Frank Flatt
Flatt
Anther
Giont
Jordis
Pledge and Wedding Echoes in a Southern Scene
A narrative excerpt exposes dramatic wedding tension with Marion resisting convention while a judge pressures conformity. The scene shifts to visions of landscapes and a painting moment as a declaration of independence, followed by a long quotation attributed to Henry Ward Beecher praising work and self-reliance in the South and for both races.
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Iitas
Harvey Woo
Marion
Art
Wat Ria
Orie
Bay
Henry Ward Beecher
South
Pin on the pavement changes a man's fortunes in Paris
A rejected applicant picks up a pin he finds on the street and shows habits of carefulness. The banker who rejected him sees the action and offers a humble position. He rises to principal partner and becomes a leading Paris banker renowned for prudent conduct.
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Paris
Emperor's palace complexes span Pekinitsi and beyond
The report describes a vast palace complex in Pekinitsi with a large palace comparable to a town, plus another extensive palace complex a few miles away and a surrounding walled park extending forty miles near the city.
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China
Pekinitsi
The Brakemen
A railroading veteran writes at length about brakemen facing extreme hazards and low pay, detailing a deadly wreck where two brakemen died and a third was gravely injured. The narrative honors their duty and loyalty amid the dangers they endure daily.
Spelling Advice on C and T in Ending Hve Words
The article notes common spelling confusion with c and t in words ending in hve. It suggests a memory rule: if the preceding consonant comes after B in the alphabet, then e comes after G in the word and a8 receive.
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Reieron SperLsr
Empress of Mexico Noted for Multilingual Grace
The Empress of Mexico is described as the emperor's interpreter and a fluent speaker of French Spanish German and English. She is praised as a great woman in every respect.
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Empress of
Mexico
Louisiana raids tally losses to over three hundred million
A New Orleans dispatch reports that raids across thirty Louisiana parishes during the war will cost more than three hundred million dollars in damages.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
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Wooster Exchange
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J. D. Poysio
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J. M. Summers
TIE
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Wragge County
Ring of Bio Profession
Charles Hunt
Baker & Liggett
Day
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Burgeon
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Myers
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Pest Liberty Street
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Dominice
Boetry
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Dangler
W. B. Hazen
Piott
N. Y. Chamber of Commerce
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Chandler
Ohio Legislature
Columnus
Eorge A. Hulsi Ki’ Cleod
Wincoln
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Carrey Melsaghin
Joe Barnard
Charley
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