Howards Letter to New York Visitors in Old Times
A travelogue style guide from 1888 outlines a nine to ten day New York visit with tours of Broadway venues like the Casino and Lyceum, Riverside Park, the Battery, Trinity Church and Castle Garden, plus a Staten Island ferry trip. It opines on parks, architecture, and the era’s social scenes while noting historic sites and notable figures associated with Castle Garden and the era.
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Battery
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Atoat
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William K
Asiaby
Mack
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Castle Garden
Jenny Lind
Grisi
Mario
Julien
Koenig
Arbuckle
Levy
Molienhauer Brothers
Produce Exchange
Cyrus W. Mield
Washington
Standard Oil Company
Will Street
Pine Street
Fernando Wood
Clatlin
Henry Ward Peecher
A. T. Stewart
Oppons
Henry 8. Hyde
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Alexander
James Alexander
Henry B. Hyde
Central Park
Brooklyn Bridge
Jake Sharp
Theublic
Court of Appeals
Sharp
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Madison Squares
Aronson
West Point
Manhattan Beach
Pat Gilmore
Anton Seidl
Long Branch
Greenwood
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Brighton
West Brighton
Rockaway Beach
Gien Island
Blaine at Sea in West on Retaliation Policy Tour
Washington notes say Blaine’s Lewiston speech angered Republicans and delighted Democrats while reframing the fishery debate. The piece traces Blaine’s stance on retaliation, his critiques of the President, and the reaction of Senate leaders and supporters, with commentary on Canadian transit and rail interests. It also covers related campaign stops and endorsements in Chicago and Port Huron.
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Republican Valley
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A. Ede
Wei
Hy Woodward & Co
Baltimore
Wat Waza
Thurman Tour Through Ohio Michigan Port Huron Stop
Democratic vice presidential candidate Thurman travels from Columbus to Toledo and into Michigan amid cheering crowds. At Delaware depot a band and officials greet him. a rough Lake St Clair crossing leads to Oakland House. A Tariff discussion with Detroit supporters precedes Port Huron address.
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Mills
Texas
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Political notes from the 1890s campaigns flash across the nation
Congressman William McKinley addresses Georgia Chautauquas in Atlanta on free trade versus protection as 5000 attendees listen. News items cover Republican and Democratic conventions in New York, Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin and related figures like Blaine, Harrison, McGlynn, Curtis, Spinola and Bryce, with outcomes, nominations and anticipated votes shaping the 1892 landscape.
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Blaine
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United States
Woman's National Republican Committee
J. Ellen Foster
Iowa
Republican
Harrison and
Morton
Women’s
National Republican Committee
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New York
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James Hageran
Kansas City
Register of Lands and Railroad
Francis
St. Louis
Morehouse
Glover
Iowa Republican State Convention
Des Moines
Frank Jackson
J. A. Lyons
Twombley
Beeson
United Labor State Convention
Edward McGlynn
Victor A. Wilder
John McMackin
Hugh Whoriskey
Gayvert Barnes
John Blakeney
Grover Cleveland
New York State
David B. Hill
Spinola
Bryce
B. ¥. Butler
Boston
Lremont Temple
J. Langdon Curtis
Cleveland
Curtis
Milwaukee
Philo
Orion
Seventy-Second Chautauqua Circle Held at Chautauqua Aug 22
News in brief recounts the seventh annual commencement of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle at Chautauqua on August 22, alongside a flood of diverse items from across North America. The roundup notes fires, deaths, strikes, legal cases, shipwrecks, and weather disasters, with many named individuals and places.
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Mass
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Peebegan
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London
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Ann Arbor
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Parion-on-the-Sound
Morrisania
Congress
New York
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France
Thie Canal
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Darwin
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St John
N. B
Unite States
St. John
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A. Christie & Co
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Dooley
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Printers Ink Campaign Literature Ready for Delivery
The Democratic national committee has organized its press and pamphlet department. Pamphlets cover tariff debates speeches and platforms from Mills Carlisle Springer Colquitt Scott Cox Hatch Wilson Fitch and Mills Tammany Hall. Also pension lands oleomargarine taxes and other topics. One million pamphlets distributed. Local delivery aims two weeks before speaking canvass to foster discussion and understanding.
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Cox
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Free self operating washing machines offered locally
A bogus offer promises 1000 self operating washing machines with no washboard or rubbing required. readers are urged to send their name to Monaken Lauxpry Wonks at 420 Wabash avenue in Chicaso DI for a chance to obtain one.
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Dictionary of Politics Promises Deep Political Insight
The Stone's Dictionary of Politics offers readers a comprehensive guide to American government politicians parties and events. It promises clear explanations for daily understanding and claims to rival a $1.50 book in elegance with 150 pages.
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