Deep Rift in Republican Ranks Across Factions
A detailed critique traces corrupt bidding within the party's stalwart and half breed factions. It denounces Prohibitionists courting interests, cites New York GOP finance papers, and notes gerrymandered districts and internal strife from Colorado to Maine. The piece warns that the party’s unity rests on public plunder and regional discontent.
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Republican Party
New York Sun
County
Brooklyn
Tammany
New York State
Democratic Party
South
East
Pacific Slope
Colorado
Belford
Tel- Ter
Senate
Conkling
Robertson
New York
Blaine
Maine
Opposition to Monopolies Speech by Judge Dollittle in Illinois
A speech denounces monopolies in railways and big trusts, tracing a long struggle for liberty from Jesus to the American republic. It warns of four trunk-line railways forming a U S empire threatening democracy, with Standard Oil and rebates cited as proof of growing corporate power and political influence.
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Dollittle
Illinois
Jesus of Nazareth
United States
Standard Oil Company
Weat
Atlantic
Pacific
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Great Britain
Jone Railway
Monopolies and the fight for self government debate
A historical speech rail against monopolies and corruption argues for a government of the people over corporate masters. It cites Jacksonian ideals, warns of immigrant labor and polygamy as societal threats, and urges a leader to uphold liberty and equal justice. A farmer seeks sale of a Sinera farm near Vinton.
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Hepburne
Watson
Committee of Commerce
Washington
Supreme Court
Applausa
South
Geo. Jackson
California
Pacific States
Utah
Gen. Jackson
Senate
Her First Love and Electric Bitters Sold Nearby
Long Wheeling Leader note hints at a tale titled Her First Love and mocks first love troubles. It promotes Electric Bitters as a perfect tonic for exhausted constitutions and kidney issues, claiming swift, permanent relief. Sold by A. L. Hopwood for fifty cents a bottle, three bottles featured.
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A.L. Hopswood
A. L. Hopwood
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Lowas
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Vinton, Iowa
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Warner & Marine, Law and Abstract
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