Great Career Reveals Tilden's Led Reform and Victory
The piece chronicles Samuel J. Tilden as a reformer who battled corruption from local to national levels. It outlines his rise from New Lebanon to Yale, his anti Tweed campaigns, governorship win in New York, and pivotal 1876 election events. It notes congressional disputes, the electoral commission's partisan rulings, and Hayes's contested inauguration amid fraud allegations.
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Oswald Ottendorffer
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Whitch
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Townsend's Letter on Blaine's Fame and Foes
Alfred Townsend reflects on Mr Blaine's New York arrival, noting hostile opposition from mugwumps and the public’s fascination. He weighs Blaine's character, heritage, and marriage, contrasts with Calvinist critics, and recalls personal views shaped by public scrutiny and media misrepresentation.
A Monstrous Notion in a Sun Cartoon Exchange
In the New York Sun a humorous exchange airs a mock quarrel between Brown and Dumiley. Brown asks if Dumley hates him with vindictiveness and malice, while Dumiley responds with exasperated disbelief and a puff of satire.
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Imaginative Liniment Cure At Colby Commencement
A senior arrives at Colby on commencement day with blistered feet. Jim offers liniment from a green bottle, and after rubbing apply the remedy, the student improves and jokes about his new footwear. The tale ends noting another practical joke with bay rum and a freshman’s throat.
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Derby man driven insane after finger loss in factory accident
Four months ago Frank Jes of Derby lost fingers on his left hand in an accident at the ocean factory. The loss prevented him from playing his beloved violin. He became despondent and eventually insane, and was removed to the retreat at Abie.
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