Sun and Dana Debate Fraud Rant Across Papers
A long fragment recounts Dana’s perennial fraud accusations about the 1876 election, noting the Sun newspaper’s shifting stance and Democratic attacks. It mentions the New York Sun, the New York Tribune, and Deacon Richard Smith, who allegedly criticized Dana for his continued fraud rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana
Tilden
N. Y. Tribune
Tribune
Cincinnati Gazette
Richard Smith
Deacon Richard
the Sun
Republican Party
Dane
Smith
Forlorn Hope Election Plotted by Local Parties
The Democratic and Greenback Central Committees nominate Hon. John J. Wilson of Kossuth for Congress in Ninth Iowa district, amid denouncements of a sham election. The piece argues voters will reject the ploy, citing past party trickery and predicting C. C. Carpenter will still represent the district regardless of “play elections.”
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Democratic
Greenback Central
John J. Wilson
Kossuth
Congress
Iowa
C. C. Carpenter
Hesex
Hampton and Nichols
Story County
Boone
House of Representatives
House
Adams
A. P. Graves Responds to A Professor on Infidelity
The letter from Rev Graves defends evangelical atonement against alleged infidelity at the state college. He cites clergy, students, and citizens, rejects Unitarian views, and warns against false teachers and the second epoch theory of Christian experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sb. A. P. Graves
Graves
Wynn
Eprron Ixreniicencer
Magoun
Frisbee
Iona
God
Jesus
A. P. Graves
Christ
Mr. Graves
Earth
Episcopal Mission Denies Veritas Withdrawal
Ames Iowa October 31 78 The Episcopal Mission secretary notes Veritas misstatement about Mr Percival The mission debts total sixty to seventy dollars and no further services will be held until paid Percival remains engaged visiting every four weeks and is thanked by a large portion of the congregation for his efforts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad
Iowa
Isaac M. Cate
Boston
Judge Dillon
East
West
Dillon
Cate
Jia
Veritas
Intelligencer
Percival
Episcopal Mission
Marshalltown
Ames
T. EB. Pore
Oct
Revivalist’s Slander Exposed as Farmers Prosper in Harvest Boom
A village paper condemns Reverend Graves and his perfectionist preaching as slander while detailing a broad agricultural and economic upswing. Crops, including wheat and Indian corn, reach record yields. October weather aids harvest. railways move surplus west to seaboard ports, boosting trade and factory activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
Europe
Democrats poised to control next House of Representatives
The Columbus Inquirer notes that Democrats will hold the next House and the Senate, marking a Democratic majority of about twenty seats or more over Republicans and Nationals. Republicans face a minority of roughly twenty to thirty seats, with gains limited mainly to New England and New York.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Vermont
Ohio
House
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Columbus Inquirer
No Return to War Inflation Says Cleveland Herald
The Cleveland Herald notes that inflation has passed its worst, and prices have stabilized. It argues there will be a gradual improvement with moderate business activity, fair profits, decent wages, and full employment for capital and workers, rather than a return to postwar inflation and feverish speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Herald
New Novels and Serials Spark Scribner November Issue
Scribners November features Hinworths new novel by Mrs Burnett with four illustrations monthly and four frontispieces planned including Longfellow by Eaton and Lathrop. Edison Farm Life John Burroughs Muir and Tanfield topics accompany serials for boys and girls and essays on inventions and the patent system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scribner
Dielman
Wyatt Eaton
T. Cole
Lincoln
Bryan
Edison
Kelley
New York
John Burroughs
Mary Hallock Footee
Henry Sandham
J. D. Osborne
Eugene Scribe
James Richardson
Congress
Jo March
Norah Brooks
Parsons
Edward Eggleston
Frank R. Stockton
Katherine D. Smith
Frederick Dielman
Mary Mapes Dodge
Green's August Flower Liver Cure Ad Claim
A vintage advertisement urges readers to buy Green's August Flower claiming cures for liver trouble and dyspepsia. It extols personal knowledge, promises quick relief, and notes sample bottles cost 10 cents with sales across the Western Continent.
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C. Ite
J. J. Bousquet
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State Register
New York City
Manhattan Savings
Cole
W. H. Wyre
Self
Addie Ledyard
L. Hopkins
San Francisco
Louis XIV
France
Sol Eytinge
Sarah Winter Kellogg
Walter Shirlaw
Kelly
Miss Neal
G. B. Bartlett
A. J. Graves
George H. Thayer
M. E. Church
Shiloh
Bourbon
Ind
Matchett & Fiance
Thomas & McLain
Jno. J. Bousquet & Co
AND
Boooekseheliler
MO. J. Bousquet & CO
Onondaga and
Douglass Streets
People's Baby
Oyster Depot
Universal Lunch Room
Hemstreet
Chaneys Old Stand
CJ Ok A
Peed Mills
Stone & Haverly
Prop's
Ames Steam Mills
General Custom Business
IC Co
Wm. Hulett
Bonebrake & Hulett
WM. Hulety
M. Hemstreet
W. S. Bradley
Chane & Bradley
Queens
Warranant
P. Stucksiacer
Thayers
City Bakery and
C. Choice
Nichols
NAX Welle
Proprietors
Des Moines
Indian Town
Milford
Ake de
Dultn
City Dray
Mrenots & Maxwens
Teat Store
Richt
Boyd & Chapman
Farst , Bradly
Deere & 10
Storyounty
Nevada
Mt Bega
Tobey & Edwards
Examiner & Chronicle
Examiner and Chonicle
Husbandman
P. O. Box
Bigelow
Huntington
Tilden’s
Jane
Chinchillti
Oatay
Holbrook & Ludlow
Zhe.ks A Ands
Wm. D. Lucas
Ames, Story Co
U. S
Old World
E.R. Chamberlain
Culverwell
Teen Scion Medical Co
Avg St
Lumber C. Lamb & Sons
Clinton
C. D. Norman
D. Norman
Ag’t
Maa feeSake
Parker
Lokiby
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