Prohibition nominating notices at camp meeting in grove
At a camp meeting two miles from Caba tillage, leaders of the prohibition movement announce nominees for President and Vice President. Gov. St. John and Mr. Daniel receive formal notification. speeches praise the Prohibition cause and urge unity, prayer, and voter action. The event features Judge Black and Frances Willard among committee members. The piece also notes broader political context and a World’s Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition in New Orleans.
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Grove
Caba Tillage
New Ae
Dickey
St. John
Wm. Daniel
Prohibition Party
Pittsburg
National Prohibition Party
United, States
Whder
Frances Willard
Mary Woodbridge
Mra. Bart
Mary Lathrop
Esther Hugh
Pareet Womanhood
America
Gov
Great
North and West
Henta
Sami Dickey
Michigan
James Black
Pennsylvania
A.A. Hopkins
New York
D. Shelton
Kansas
John Russell
Illinois
S.D. Hastings
Wisconsin
Geo. R. Scott
Ohio
J. T. Turner
Alabama
ACTUAL BARGADHS From Lehmar's New Orleans Store
A cluttered ad listing fabric and textile prices in many colors and weaves. Includes cashmere, Mohair, lawns, piques, linens, gauze, and fancy white fabrics with prices from fractions of a dollar to several dollars. Mentions French linens and Paris lawns among offerings.
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Servis
Biel
Reiling
Tee Banting
Prohibition Ruins a Town in Des Moines and Beyond
The Iowa State Register notes prohibition’s impact with Des Moines merchants reporting a cash surge as buyers pay upfront for goods. It claims half a million to possibly a million dollars shifted from drink purchases to merchandise and home improvements while families face shortages for essentials.
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Iowa State Register
Des Moines
The Happening of the Unexpected in Republican history
A fragmented reflective piece recounts Blaine breaking the unit rule in 1880 to thwart a third term plot. It notes the pivot in party lines four years later and considers political surprise and tariff debates in that era. It mentions John A. Logan and Grant in speculative roles amid party dynamics.
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Mr. Blaine
John A. Logan
Grant
Sun
Bonds Issued Under 1884 Law Face 1895 Maturity and Tax Exemption
The 1884 statute authorizes bond issues from fifty to one thousand dollars each, total not exceeding 200000, due January 1, 1895, with five percent interest paid semiannually. Bonds must sell at face value, and investments are tax exempt. A state tax of 2 mills funds principal and interest payments. Prohibitionists gain strength as leaders like R McDonald of Pacific Bank predict possible results and a Prohibition candidate could become president if three states carry the ticket. Kansas figures dramatize corn growth with vast travel logistics. Col Jones and Hamilton promote Gulf and Ship Island Railroad with noted expectations.
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Pegasa Stacy
Henor
O. Christain
R. McDonald
Pacific Bank
San Francisco
Mae
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ST. John and Daniel
Legali
Daniel
Maryland
Philadelphia
Sew
Greenback
Butler
Sen. West
Missouri
A. M. West
Holly Sprn
West
Weat
California
Chicago
Republican
Senatobis
Mississippi and Tennessee
Tate County
Mississippi
Senatobia
Winona
New Orleans
Congress
National Cotton Planters Association
Jereeyiuan
Stra
Wickeburg
John R. Lynch
Louis
M. H. Robertson
Terry
George
Bay St
Oxford
Grenade Isp
Alem
Columbus
Vicksburg
Fee Hazigburet
Meridian
A. M. Hanna
Wiles Kosciusko
Washington County
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Aberdeen
H. B. Mayasie
The
Cleveland and Club of
Jackson
Smimente
C. A. R. Out
Tad
Reynolds
Reuben C. Reynolds
A. L. Kline
M. 5
Enterprise
Roby
Gibson _ an ladies
Excesti
Soumiey
Tillomares
Arw
Orleans Advertiquments
M. Lehmar
Peyetes Bireet
Glack Coops
Rae Tho
Sandan Welantas
Bae
Terkort
Cin Oa
Terry CIA
Ato
Fis i Mapoesiole
Timit
Ion Fn
Eee
Lehman
Soewoutharn
Sapyener Pre
Drynden
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Orleans
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Fred. J. Knapp
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Knapp and Son
Bareee
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Pk Ae Si
Savannah
Boston
Some.com
Col. Jones & Hamilton
Jack Eon
Waa
Gulf and Ship Island Railroad
Mow Point River
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Tepe Wright
Sarane
Tinley
Mils Cere
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