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Newspaper

Boston Weekly Globe

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1884

Page

3

Beecher Defends Cleveland Amid Slander at Brooklyn Rally

In Brooklyn 6000 fans attend a rainy October rally where Rev. Henry Ward Beecher denounces unfounded slanders against Governor Cleveland. Beecher reads Cleveland’s private letter defending his life and integrity, praising his honesty and vowing to shield him from a smear campaign as crowds cheer.

New York Brooklyn Henry Ward Beecher Cleveland Young Republican Independents William H. Nichols Brooklyn Young Republican Club Beecher Mr. Nichols Mr. Beecher Crear Republican Party England Senate United States Plymouth Church United States Senate Council Albany Executive Mansion Executive Chamber Fort Orange Club Buffalo Grover Cleveland G.c Pepe Boston Carl Schurz Hendricks

Schorz in Boston Holds Tremont Temple Audience

A large Tremont Temple gathering in Boston applauded Carl Schurz for nearly two hours. He denounced James G Blaine and urged voters to back Grover Cleveland, praising honesty in public office and Massachusetts resolve for reform.

Tremont Temple Jong Carl Schurz Schurz United States

Half-Breed Blaine and the Real Isaac in 1880 Tribune saga

A detailed note on the 1880 New York Tribune editorial attack on Blaine and the Stalwarts. It describes manuscripts, facsimiles, and supposed indorsements by Blaine and Gail Hamilton. The piece outlines the backstory of the contested newspaper writings and the indelible marks of their authorship and edits.

James G. Blaine General Garfield Blaine General Grant New York Tribune Senator Hoar Massachusetts Isaac Tribune Mary A. Dodge Gail Hamilton Senate Chamber Washington M. A. Doper The Independents Whitelaw Reid

The Real Issue in the Republican Party Split

A fervent political broadside arguing that law and order defend the Republican Party against internal betrayal and anti Grant sentiment. It attacks Cameron, Conkling, and Logan, warns of indiscipline within the party, and urges faithful Republicans to vote for Grant or resist third term threats.

Maine Illinois Ilinois Garecelon Logan Republican Party Party of Law and Order Democratic Party Chicago Cameron Conkling Grant Blaine Sherman Thurlow Weed Ohio South South Carolina Pennsylvania Lllinois Massachusetts

Conkling Stalwarts oppose Blaine in Utica meeting

Utica Oneida county Stalwarts issue a withering address against Blaine for president signed by fifty nine supporters. They accuse him of official graft and perjury in a letter to his correspondents and insist their faction will back Cleveland in the coming election.

Ately Lau Pee Credit Mobi George Washington Eamon Randolph Virginia Washington Philadelphia Blaine Mulligan United States Biniie Fat Republic James G. Blaine Grover Cleveland St. John General Butler Mr. Blaine Mr. Cleveland Cleveland Bufftalo Republican Papers of Buffalo Loday New York James WG Lincoln Utica N. Y Utica Conkling Ulaine John E. Brandegee Ile Oneida County Uniea Roscoe Cookling House of Representatives Envil wWlak Lewis Lawrence Frank Lang M. J. Everett A. J. Simmons Hiram P. Huxford William J. Bacon N. A. White James Eaton Charles M. White Frank B. Whitten H. K. Faulkner Garfield Conklin SCO Garffield Butler Party Butler Thas

In the Form and Guise of Democracy Reflecting Political Tones

In a period paper style the text contrasts democracy with hidden partisan shields. The line critiques tactics that mimic democratic form while masking exclusive allegiance to a faction. It signals tension between appearances and core political loyalties.

Melissa Ivens Married in July to be Parted From Her Husband

Melissa Amelia Ivens a fourteen year old girl from Kensington recently married to a bricklayer's apprentice who has not voted. She seeks divorce claiming abuse and deceit. She described violent conduct, alleged poisoning bananas, and a false claim of owning a brick house and furniture. Her address was listed as 3013 Gaul Street Kensington. the marriage occurred last July by Rev M Bender.

Mulligan George Washington John Quincy Adams Blaine Hoar J. Q. Adams James G. Blaine Mr. Blaine Georges Washington Republican Party Congress Washington Jobn Quincy Adams United States Mr. Long House of Representatives Old Commonwealth Massachusetts Whig Garrison Phillips Sumner Andrew Young Massachusetts Republic Mr. Schurz Colonel Codman Melissa Ivens Philadelphia Melissa Amelia Ivens Kensington Gaul Street Rev. M. Bender Smith R. Rhoads Smith Cumberland Street Trenton Mr. Bender Slaith

Physician offers free vegetable cure for bronchitis and nervous debility

An elderly physician, retired, claims a simple vegetable remedy can rapidly and permanently cure bronchitis, rhinitis, stray and lung flu, and nervous debility. He offers to mail the recipe in German, French, or English with full usage directions free upon request, by mailing to W. T. Wagan at 149 Bower's Black, Rochester, New York.

East India W. T Wagan Bower Rochesters

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