Fragmented 19th century political ticket appears mixed
OCR reads a Republican ticket slate listing candidates from New Jersey and nearby areas. Names such as HAINLEY, HOBART, KEN, MACK, MACK, and BETHEL appear among party lists. Several offices referenced include secretary, assessor, coroner, public works, and judicial ticket with scattered due dates and districts.
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National Tihet
Peesarlenss
Mt Hy Hainley
Boanilox Hobart
New Jereey
SEATE
Yop
3D Vale Ken
Mittsar
Nts
Ate
Aly
Faed
Pabie Works
Franca Huetmas
van Wi Lcoigdon de Lebar
FP Mack
Bue
Ale G
Belts Psur
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Free Silver Debate Highlights Tariff and Global Wages
An editorial clipped from a debate in the House discusses the free coinage of silver, tariff impacts, and government finances. It cites Garfield and McKinley Club stances, Georgia electoral intricacies, and wage effects in Argentina and Colombia to warn laborers about silver’s consequences for U S voters.
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Garfield
Nhe
Georgia
Thee
Bryan
Sewall
Watson
McKinley
Hobart
Argentina
Columbia
United States
Grosvenor Speaks Against Labor Bill in Congress
An extract from a congressional record shows Grosvenor of Ohio delivering a forceful speech opposing a labor bill. He questions shipowners and railroads over wages and rates, urges restraint to protect American workers, and highlights mining communities and transport costs. The dialogue references Simpkins and Cooper and discusses potential repercussions for labor and industry.
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Grosvenor
Oita
Ple
Laver
Grosgner
Wenry
Weber
United State
Ohio
Stassichusette
Cat
Congress
Udo
Mr. Simpkins
Speaker
wMents
Simpkine
Sonvieman
Previda
Cooper
Bitoak Peat
Long fragment on living and longevity debate in 19th century essay
A dense, fragmented discussion on living standards, longevity and the need for social reforms. It weaves in historical figures and perceived moral imperatives, debating ideal life prescriptions, economic strain, and the push for monetary policy like silver to ease wages and property issues. The text references political leaders, financial crises, and public policy without cohesive narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Tito
Esau
Cirrion
Lemynerean
Boston
Therald
Government ownership and silver coinage debate in 19th century style
A fragmentary editorial argues that free coinage cannot fix silver at sixteen to one, citing pre-1573 silver values. It questions government control of silver mines and warns against trusts, noting historical mining and currency concerns, including a cave discovery at Nine Palms, Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preachers of Prosperity
United States
Adi
Dy & Prospector
Nine Palms
Southern
California
The Foot of a Fly and Health Warnings
The piece warns that disease germs spread in summer air, infecting households. It argues the weak and undernourished are most at risk, and that maintaining a healthy weight strengthens resistance against illnesses like gravel disease. It cites an eminent English doctor and emphasizes prevention through robust health.
Cod liver Oil Ration Advice From Local Note
A fragmented health note recommends cod liver oil condensed near the meat as nourishing for the immune system. It urges daily use through the summer for those under a weight threshold and warns that without it, one may lose ground to heat and illness.
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Matcherehal Maths
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