Blaine Letter Triggers GOP Debate in 1558
From Washington D C February 20 1558 the regular correspondent reports the Blaine letter to Chairman Jones of the Republican National Committee has stirred strong opinion. Opponents predict his removal while supporters expect an acclamation nomination. The piece lists prominent Republicans and contrasts with a meager Democratic roster.
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Sheridan
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Frye
Cleveland
Hill
House Post Office Committee
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Senate
House
Whitney
Lamont
District of Columbia
I'tere
Mary Walker
Congress
Mary
Logan
Fragmentary 19th Century Speech Patchwork
OCR reads a disjointed dialogue about a lecturer and political party lines with mentions of Texas Utah and Dakote. The text shows garbled names and phrases, lacking clear events or entities to identify a coherent news item or outcome.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Health Renewal
An imperatives style advertisement proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla as essential to purify and vitalize blood during spring. It claims to cleanse the body and destroy disease germs, asserting cures for scrofula salt rheum and other blood disorders.
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Hood
Hoop
Democrat proposals questioned on surplus and reform
The piece critiques Congressional Democrats over a Treasury surplus near 95 million dollars, urging action beyond partisan spending. It weaves in social observations, quotes and satirical vignettes about wealth, misfortune, and public figures, alongside ads and reviews on health products and daily life.
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Treasury Department
Congress
Illinois high license law funds saloons revenue rise
A report notes CuicaGco earns about 2 million dollars yearly under Illinois high license law, with a fixed tax of 500 dollars annually, gaining popularity among taxpayers. A Portland woman, 75, has read the Bible 85 times since age seven, continuing with her original book each year.
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Illinois
Portland
Courtship Ends in Clinton Marriage After Thirty One Years
A long courtship of thirty one years ended in marriage at Clinton, Ireland last week. It is believed the leap year custom influenced the union. A landlord and tenant exchange quips about rent with Mrs O Hooliban and Begorrab noting she cannot raise rent herself.
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United States
Fertig
Gasmeam
Patent Office
Mann 4Co
Scientific American
Zoe
Muan & Co
Broadway
New York
Job Change Notice at Bianca, Omen
A brief employment update records a transfer or reassignment involving Bianca and a location named Omen. The notice notes a shift in duties or role within the organization. No dates or detailed terms are provided.
Sozodont and Oddities Spark Mixed Page From Puck
In a collage of ad copy and humor the piece touts Sozodont as a standard mouth wash and mentions Spalding glue and sulfur as oddities. A joke about devils discussing brimstone appears alongside a marriage tale: Miss Gold of Sussex marries Mitchell of Mississippi after a shipwreck ordeal aboard the Scholten.
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Sussex
England
Mitchell
Scholten
Remarkable youth renewed by Electric Bitters tale
Mrs Phosbe Chesley Peterson of Clay County Iowa claims at age 73 kidney trouble and lameness left her after using Electric Bitters. She credits renewed health, ability to do housework, and urges trying a bottle for 50 cents at H K Dorr’s Drug Store. The item includes anecdotes and a Boston Globe quip about a prank and a tutor.
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Peterson
Clay County
Iowa
Bavkato Electric
H. K. Dorr
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