Democratic opposition and threats at polling places
Alexander Lamihan condemns northern and southern Democrats for opposing free elections and aiding treason. He cites Chalmers of Mississippi and Fort Pillow killings, denounces radical changes to laws, praises General Garfield's stance, and argues Congress should pass necessary appropriations before next fall elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Alexander Lamihan
Amd
Congress
Lee
Washington
Leuter
Ong Chalmers
Mississippi
Fort Pillow
Chalmers
Democrats Threaten a Revolution in Congress 1870s
The piece argues that the Democratic party has long mishandled finances and abused power, blaming them for wartime debt and subversion of elections. It warns that a Democratic majority in Congress, aided by power plays and terrorism, seeks to force an extra session, threaten reforms, and overturn presidential will, signaling civil upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Union
Democrats
Qlith
Tha
Democratic Party
Ro Hood
Wwe
Congo
South
Sitiot
Congress
United States
House
Zand
Senate
Beck
Kenetucky
Democratic menace and Republican gains in 1880 outlook
The piece argues the Democratic Party threatens government integrity with fraud and intimidation in elections while praising Republican advances in Milwaukee Chicago and Rhode Island. It stresses Democratic missteps and hints at a stronger Republican position through 1880 amid national affairs and party fusion dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Chicago
Wisconsin
Ani
Rhode Island
M& A
Ais
Democratic Congress
Erring Women In Cedar Rapids Crime and Reform Call
A Cedar Rapids editorial condemns street vice and calls for action after a Monday courtroom scene where women accused of vagrancy and prostitution were fined and jailed. It argues punishment alone fails and urges a public push for reform through an Erring Woman’s Home and charitable work, inviting local leaders to organize a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Jueach
Marlon
Coutry
Wowan
CrriaEn
Temperance gathering and public order notices in 19th century
The text outlines a temperance congress planned for August at the association park with leaders named including J. Pinkham as president and S. D. Wastings as secretary and Wuly Satterlee as treasurer. It details excursion logistics, transport, and accommodations. It also includes a circular to sheriffs about suppressing tramps and vagrants, urging arrests and labor assignment, signed by Governor Jom H. Geal, and reports on patent litigation regarding the Drive Well and a ruling sustaining Groene’s patent with references to Judge Gresham and Judge Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa
Winkhaw
LA Cobb
Aldrich Wistonain
G. L_varple
Ota
Eve Satterlee
Ifeard
Mike Dackett
J. P. Pinkham
S. D
Workers and Friends of Temperance
Soree
America
Albert Lea Enterprise
Cicolar
Sherifes
Theron
Asseo
Biys
Ham
Clites
Aas
Jom H. Geal
United States Circuit Court of the District of Indiana
Hine
Dixon
Minneapolis
Nixon
United” ‘States District Court of
New Jersey
Greene
Health remedy boasts cure all for dyspepsia and more
An ad promotes Dr. King's California Golden Compound claiming it cures dyspepsia consumption sick headache jaundice liver complaints biliousness and general debility. A free trial bottle is offered to prove effectiveness paid sample by W L Waller Cedar Rapids. Also a court notice from Linn County Iowa warning defendants to appear or a judgment will be entered with attorneys Blake and Hormel listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Waller
Cedar Rapids
Christophee A. Morgan and
Carter & Hawley
Circuit Court
Linn County
Towa
A. D
Fosreidt Deferidanla
Tuera
Cireile
Lows
Laincif
Sint Palate
Swentynine
Court of Linn
Blake & Hormel
Platt Meflar Rapids
Lim
Temperance Congress of the Northwest Formed at Lake Minnehaha
Last Tuesday a new temperance enterprise was inaugurated in this city. Representatives from Iowa Wisconsin and Minnesota organized the Temperance Congress of the Northwest under the Minnetonka Lake Park Association. Committees of temperance workers from the three states perfected the organization and will hold sessions under park auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Penperance ‘Congress of
Minnetonka Lake Park Association
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JL 8
Nitherto
Garfield
Clarion
Jackson
Fox
SrashKow Go
Portland
Slulue
Lake Minnetonha, mm
AQ Pianos
Wee Ral Academy of Music
Milwaukee
Wis
EBOK
BACH
Koechle
West Water Street
Davster
Athens
New York
Kright
C.H. D
Tunis
Sun ii Utmost Veliar
Yar Bey
Aticu
M. Ottmar
Hunt
Iowa Avenue
Beyer’s
Ag Fe
Elt, Muke and
Materia
the Equitable Life Assurance
Society of the U. S. Henry
Hyde
Mortganes Real Estate
N. B
Tor
James W. Alexander
Samuel Eqrrowe
Scerstary
W. Scot
Agencias
West & Eastman
Ome
Blachley & Som
Hampden Watches
Elgin Watches
Stratton
Ickel Conraelli Reiater
Naar Grad Hotel
B. Blachley & Son
de Ffs
E. K. Larimer
Kenry J. Miller
Washington St
Heiss
Tito
Jjo
Aif
Nmr
Frank Dvorak
South Commercial Street
Soaklig Aspackilty
Joseph Swab
Stoves, Xc
Hecla Stove
Ational Bank
Reulption
Ageniz
Soog-seopars
Isar
A. C. Soule
Soule
Commercial St
Crdar Rapids
Plumbing
Little & Young
Callan
Allen Dros
Washington Street
THE
West Side Mutual Fire Insurance Association
Jann
SOARD
GE. J
Brock
Canton
Orion
Lacawanna
Lehigh
Pittsburg
Blossburg
Charcoal and Coke
Alea, Propriey
Carsree
Yarra
W.S. Bradley & Bros
Codar Rapids, Yowa
Merchants Block
Lawa Avenue
Jones & Eaton
Inewa Auction & Commission
Elouisse
T. J Giddings & Son
F. H. Phipps
Gillette & Brother
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