Reasons for His Defeat Given to a Serenading Party
Augusta Maine November 18 1890 Blaine supporters serenaded him after a narrow national defeat. He thanked Maine and Pennsylvania for strong votes and praised East and West Republican gains while criticizing Southern Democratic dominance and its impact on Black suffrage and white political power.
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M Lehmann Expands Store To Meet Increased Trade
This space describes M Lehmann of 455 and 457 Dryades Street New Orleans, a dealer in ladies dress goods household articles and menswear who has enlarged his stock and store to handle growing country orders.
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M. Lehmann
Dryades St
New Orleans
Judas and 30 Pieces of Silver Perception Across Time
A fragmentary reflection on Judas Iscariot, the betrayal for 30 pieces of silver, and how memory and judgment have framed his act. The text hints at shifting sentiments, commerce, and moral evaluation across centuries.
Morrison Bill Debate Ties Tariff to Mississippi Factories
Letters discuss how the Morrison bill would influence state manufactories in Mississippi. A factory manager asserts current protections are key for future growth, while opponents claim the bill might deter new plants and shift tax burdens. References to the Wesson factory illustrate broader economic stakes and political rhetoric.
Morrison Will hailed as political juggling by Clarion
The passage of the Morrison bill is criticized as a political juggling move that harms luxury buyers and risks reducing labor wages. The largest cotton factory head in the state says the bill would not affect his institution, while the Clarion calls it a mere make shift. A Vicksburg Post quote scorns Congress for passing the measure despite potential harm to existing manufactories.
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Col. Wesson
the Clarion
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Vickeburg Post
Facts About the Presidents
A compact survey of U.S. presidents noting electoral history, House selections, and disputed 1876 results. It lists ages at inauguration, states supplying presidents, and how military service influenced presidential rises, ending with current living ex-presidents and upcoming succession.
Cato Brothers Surrender to Authorities After Indictment
Henry and Bart Cato, indicted for a past assault on Chess Richardson in Unina, arrived in town and surrendered to the authorities on Tuesday. They posted bond promptly and were discharged until the next term of court.
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Bart Cato
Chess Richardson
Unina
Lo Bie
Bond
Fayette
Belva Lockwood aims to collect ballots at Burlington Hawkeye
The item reports Belva Lockwood planning to gather all ballots cast for President and stir public discontent, urging parties to mobilize supporters and criticizes political tactics. The fragmentary note questions farmers about principal political issues and includes garbled remarks on cotton prices and rural life. obfuscated wording reflects OCR damage.
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Belva Lockwood
Burlington
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