Poston Weekly Globe family newspaper appeal
The 1885 issue promotes renewals and new subscriptions for THE WEEKLY GLOBE. It touts Henry Ward Beecher sermons and other authors, invites club formation, compares favorably with rivals, and notes free sample copies to encourage annual readership. Subscriptions offer agent rates and group incentives to boost circulation.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Bill Irye
George Alfred Townsend
Joe Howard
New York Letters
Weekly Globe
GLOBE
United States
President Cleveland urged to win back Democratic support in New York
The piece argues mugwumps voters may return to Republicans, urging Cleveland to court Democratic leaders, embrace party aims, and demonstrate loyalty. It contrasts with a historic 1841 Tyler procession, warning that a split from party unity leads to downfall, urging a united Democratic front for victory.
New York Campaign Nominates Governor Hill for Second Term
The Democratic State Convention of New York nominated Governor Davin B. Hill to succeed himself by an almost unanimous vote. The convention praised his administration under Governor Hin and signaled broad support from party leaders and reform-minded voters. They contrast Hill with the rival candidate seen as a political choice rather than a merit-based selection.
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New York State
Cleveland
Democratic Party
New York
Daxter N. Lockwood
Mugwump
Empire State
the Democracy
Kickers
John Tyler
United States
Massachusetts
Cates Cosurne
Dante
Wrekster
Casx 1Ng
Tyler
Benton
Whig Congress
Wers Ter
Clay
Webster
TyLuar
Baltimore
Davin B. Hill
Hixu
Daniel E. Locrewoon
Clive Lane
Hin
Democrats of
Voice of the People
Colorado
Philadelphia
Joel Harris
Atlanta
Remus
West Pennsylvania
Lynn Stem
Shepard
Tacoma
W. T
Walden
M. E
Saturday Evening Gazette
Lynn Saturday Union
Sir Henry Wolff
Turky
England
Egypt
Turkey
Sodom
Gomorrah
Genie
Angie
Fall River
Marshall P. Wilder
Forestry Congress
Carr
New York Republican
Dorman B. Eaton
Brecher
Hayes
Eaton
J. Douglas White
Law
Springfield Union
Ira Davenport
Central Asia
Republic
New York City
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Franklin J. Mesrs
the Herald
State House
Boston
Goldsmith
Emory Storrs
Chicago
Anxious Inquirer
Daily Press
Between two candidates the voters must choose clearly
The passage urges honest voters to unite behind one candidate in New York elections. It argues that a strong, unified campaign will secure an unquestioned majority for the Republican slate, asserting Governor Hit can be easily elected.
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New York
Hit
Hungary and Turkey in the Vienna reception notes
In Vienna a diplomatic reception highlighted Austria Hungary leanings toward the Turkish ambassador. Hungarians, supportive of Mussulmans, sheltered Hungarian patriots in 1849. Many fledgers adopted Turkish names and served the Sultan, producing noted generals like Ismar Pasna, Grorek KTM mrETY, and Amurath Pasha.
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Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Kat- Norky
Austria
Turkey
Land of the Crescent
Enerei
Ismar Pasna
Grorek K ™ Mrety
Kars
Hungary
Josfren Bem
Russia
Amurath Pasha
Kossuts
Temesvar
Lord Palmerston
Foreign Office
Oman
Pasna
Turkish liberality amid refugee asylum under the crescent flag
The piece praises Turkish generosity toward foreign refugees seeking asylum under Turkish rule. It notes the victor of Ottenitza Silistria and Eupatoria was well repaid by his adopted country and cites Hungarian sympathy for Turkey amid renewed Russian intrigues and threat of war or dismemberment.
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Regiard
Ottenitza
Silistria
Eupatoria
Turkey
Ian Davenport Named Empire State Gubernatorial Nominee
The New York Convention centers on Ian Davenport as the Republican standard bearer. He is described as capable, inherited wealth, served in the State Senate, and later became comptroller of the Commonwealth. His strength stems from being a relatively new man with few party enemies, suggesting broad potential support.
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Ian Davenport
New York
Empire State
State Senate
Commonwealth
Trade Prospects: Boston Sees Broad Revival After War
Careful scrutiny of Boston markets shows no stagnation in trade since last spring. Outlook for next year appears among the strongest in years with steady employment, rising demand, and many cash or short credit orders. Laborers gain steadier pay, goods prices stay stable, and factories will resume as demand and wages rise. The dawn of America's day of prosperity is breaking.
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Boston
Branches of Trade
America
Let Us Have Peace Visit of New England Veterans
The Shenandoah valley visit by New England veterans marks progress toward reconciliation between North and South. Soldiers who fought in Virginia meet in peace, honoring past valor and supporting national unity. The piece urges more such reunions to foster broader understanding and end sectional tensions sparked by politics post Appomattox.
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New England
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Appomattox
Who Is the Ring Master in a Turbulent European Circus
An aged lion watches as Russia, France, and other powers spar within a European political animal menagerie. The cubs bristle and test boundaries while the double headed eagles, the French rooster, and the old lion weigh chances before declaring any decisive battle or peace. The scene hints at a fragile balance of power and shifting alliances.
Every Inch A King King Humpertr of Italy Valor and Charity
Colonial era style item notes King Humpertr of Italy as a brave leader amid faults. He aided cholera victims in Naples and offers a hospital gift of $10,000 while promising a royal visit to Palermo. The piece contrasts his courage in peace and war with broader political quips.
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House of Savoy
Italy
Humpertr
Custozza
Naples
Palermo
Howard's Letter How and by Whom They are Managed
A compact notice outlines who controls and administers matters connected to Howard's letter. It clarifies management roles, responsibilities, and the authority guiding the decision making, pointing to specific overseeing bodies or individuals involved.
Great New York Hotels and the Life Behind Them
A 19th century portrait of New York lodging life surveys hotels boarding houses and flats. It highlights famed hotel keepers like the Lelands and Harrises, notes vast staff rosters, and contrasts transient hotel life with permanent boarding houses and expensive flats near Central Park, including safety critiques and the author’s preference for a private home.
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New York City
Beecher Reappears to Speak on God as Universal Life
In Brooklyn on September 27 Mr Beecher resumed his pulpit after recovering from hay fever. He preached on John 1, arguing God is the universal life behind all creation and that Jesus revealed God’s true personality. He rejected a finite, mechanical salvation and asserted grace as God’s free, universal benevolence accessible to all who seek it.
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Brooklyn
Christ
God
Mr. Beecher
Rome
John
Wagner
Beethoven
Mozart
S. Johnson
Burke
Webster
Emerson
Plato
Socrates
Paul
Temple of Justice
Fie
Jesus Christ
Apostle
Jesus
Christ Jesus
Adam
Peslegious
Zion
Enthusiasm for the King Elevates European Monarch
Citizens speak warmly of the king who, more than any other in Europe, is worthy of his high position and commands admiration from those praising royal leadership.
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Europe
Life of General Grant Book Now Available
The Life and Deeds of General A. S. Grant by Heap ley and Austin is announced for subscribers through B B Russell of Boston. The volume covers Grant from cradle to grave with early life, war record, presidency and later years, features 500 pages and 20 steel engravings including portraits of his parents and birthplace.
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General Grant
B. B. Russell
Boston
General A. 8. Grant
P. C., HeapLey
George L. Austin
Austin
Longfellow
Wendell Phillips
Lee
Grant
G. L. Austin
Jesse Grant
Great General Grant Life Copy Offer By Subscriptions
The book is sold by subscription only for 150 dollars and no single copies are sold. A free copy is mailed to every one who sends four yearly subscriptions to the Globe. Four yearly subscriptions and four dollars also obtain a copy, with free mailing, under the regular Globe terms. Address to secure this valuable library edition.
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Welly Globe
Macy
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