Long New York Park Scene and Public Notice Amid Mixed Advertisements
A sprawling, ornate excerpt blends urban Park life observations with a legal dispatch about hog cholera remedies and a dense court charge. The piece surveys Central Park crowds, nationalities, and features while recounting a Charleston legal update and a list of indictments in a state corruption case, mixing social scenes with official proceedings.
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New York
Central Park
Empire
Parke
Machattan Square
Museum of Natural History
Ischer
Venice
Hatten
Alhambra
Elsan
Austria
Alps
Bavaria
Land of
Tell
Jobo Bull
Ole Bull
Pat
Burns
Duichiman
Limberger Ishd
Schiedam
Amsterdam
Nome Oller Dam
Grant
Dam
Charleston Courier
Grand
Kingdom of
Great Britain
Ibi
Dann
United States
Foreman
Mr. Foreman
Kershaw
L. Cardozo
Cardozo
Tressurer
Nilen G. Parker
C- Dunn
T.C. Duna
Gonde
Pels
Tate
Messie
Cochran
Meetz
T. S. Cavender
J. L. Little
H. L. Tappan
J. O. Lad Cans
Ees
Sy Ae Aea Owens
S. L. Hoge
F. al, Cardozo
Theodore Davidson
TC. Daca
Messrs
G. McK
Governor Scott Interviewed in South Carolina Return
An Assaytee reporter recalls meeting ex governor Scott in South Carolina, noting his long residence there, business ties, and ties to Reconstruction era policies. The interview covers Hayes administration, Hampton, and the political outlook for Democrats and the colored race.
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Toledo
Hia) Sunday Journal
Naeens
South Carolina
Napoleon
Hayes
Pola
Hampton
South
Purce
Gan
Stanley
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Democratic Rty
Govarnor
Fcr
North
Ammaeae Li
Calhoun
Wi Lo
Moses
Presidential nomination debate in the Democratic Party
A lengthy 1890 piece analyzes potential Democratic candidates for the presidential nomination. It highlights Wade Hampton of South Carolina and Col. L. Q. C. Lamar of Mississippi as rising figures, discusses Tilden and Hendricks’ chances, and notes Hampton’s popular reception in the North following his Auburn speech and remarks on national unity and constitutional adherence. The article weighs electoral dynamics, factional alliances, and the impact of regional loyalties on the 1880s political landscape.
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Triswell
Tildéne
Ayill J
Tilden
Hendricks
Indiana
West
Liesl
Gov. Wade
Hampton
South Carolina
Col. L Q
Lantar
Mississippi
Ham
Shields Guard
Auburn
N. Y
Wade Hampton
North
Dor
West Virginia
Matthews
Palmetto
Forwa
Mattheny
Caroline
United States
Webste
Maine
Louisiana
South
Chesra
Usecola
Bonth Caroline
Lamar Tan
Lamar
Hampton Hag
Tilden Dod
Henne Petes Ving
Matte Narth
Marisiane
Electoral Commission
Damar
Fragmented Notice Fragments From Obscure Estate Update
A damaged OCR snippet hints at estate notices, final settlements, and related assignments. It references multiple parties including Anderson and Ed. Sors but remains largely unclear with missing dates and precise actions.
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Anderson
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