The Ant Monopolist’s Epistle to Massachusetts Constituents
A voluminous epistle from a political candidate outlines his anti monopoly platform. He attacks Democrats and Republicans, denounces labor and currency policies, and urges unity to form a people’s fusion ticket. He cites labor protections, currency reform, and public interest over monopolies.
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Death of Noted Journalist Mary Clemmer Hudson
Mary Clemmer Hudson, renowned female journalist, died at her residence in Wasmacray last night from brain hemorrhage after months of frail health. A rupture of a boot vessel on Wednesday led to complete prostration and her death.
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Investigation discredits Cleveland scandal charges in Buffalo group report
A Buffalo committee of New York Independents published findings denouncing drunkenness and immorality claims against Governor Cleveland as false. They confirm personal knowledge of his quiet, orderly life and reject rumors, including a long-buried betrayal story, after thorough inquiry.
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Malligan letters and the Blaine Fisher affair explained
A reader asks about the so called Malligan letters from James G. Blaine to Warren Fisher. The letters, kept by James Mulligan, reveal Blaine’s attempts to gain favorable terms in railroad ventures and to push Caldwell into deals. The collection includes three letters from 1869–1880 discussing Little Rock and Fort Smith bonds and related political maneuvering in Congress and the party.
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Senate
Blaine drawn under fire as rivals urge caution in Maine
Washington notes argue Blaine faces harsher scrutiny than historic Republicans. They compare him with Lincoln Hamlin, Fessenden, Morrill, Seward, Sumner, Chase, Wade, Stevens, Hale, and Grimes, noting past leaders endured abuse without portraying corruption. The piece cites convention dynamics and current Northwest sentiment, suggesting Blaine’s 1876 peak may be past and his support waning.
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Taine
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Fort Smith
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Augusta
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White House
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Blaine’s Despondency Over Ideals and Illness
The piece describes James G Blaine's ongoing unhappiness after the 1884 assassination attempt on Garfield. It notes he fears a health illness he calls hypochondria, consults doctors who deny the disease, and shows fluctuating energy around nominations before sinking back into despondency.
A Versatile Man Blaine Praised and Attacked Across Polity
The Albany Argus ridicules James G Blaine, labeling him a Know Nothing, Prohibitionist, and liquor advocate at different times to gain Irish, Southern, and British favor. It cites political flip flops, alleged bribery, and influence peddling, concluding his diverse feats won t make him U S President.
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Blaine expected to withdraw from presidential race
The piece argues Blaine will formally withdraw from the Republic an party bid soon, noting supportive organs’ glowing eulogies as a tactic to mold public opinion. It cites apathy among supporters and Republican bolters, predicting a rise in speculation over a successor once announced.
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Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Co sales reach 150600
The Boston Journal notes Mason & Hamlin, founded in 1854, produces about 5,000 organs annually, roughly 100 weekly across 1,500 weeks. Worldwide shipments and current demand push output to 10,000–15,000 organs per year, a record high. A South Boston man also received a cotton sculpture pair from a North Carolina admirer, depicting John Anderson and his spouse in affectionate detail.
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Jacob's Oil Advertised By Trade-Marks Office
Edward Waters of Melbourne reports a household member with toothache and rheumatism found immediate relief after applying Jacob's Oil, rubbed on the tooth and affected area with complete relief and no recurrence. The notice also notes a sharper business outlook following window washing for Oil City Derrick.
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Caution to Dairymen and Patent Medicine Ads
Old time ad filled page notes caution to dairymen about Wells Richardson & Co ink for butter color and warns against imitations. It promotes Kidney-Wort as health aid and praises Swift's Specific and Piso’s Cure for ailments. Mentions dog shows and a variety of products and quips.
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