The President and the Republican Party in Crisis
The piece criticizes the president as a servant of the people, not irremissible, and argues the Senate must explain changes in appointments. It condemns personal government, calls out Crimian excesses, and urges Republicans to oppose Hayes and Wheeler, linking voter anger to Grant and party leadership. The article likens party leadership to an orange and asserts public support hinges on Senate action to curb the president's power.
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Hathcock
General Grant
Senate
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Ani
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Rining
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Grant
Notay
Hayes
Paina
Wheeler
New York
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Scoot
Gealan
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Urown
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Brown
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Acceptanes
Thors
Morton
Cameron
Conkling
Cincinnati
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Murton
Fish
War Department
Liverpool Atearm Packet Company
Lfe
Bowrono
William Callon Bryant
Thanatopar
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Goy
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Channie
Republican National Executive
Yack Chandler
Secretary of the Interior
Internal Revenue
Revenue Department
Chandler
National Executive Committee
Republican National Committee
Tidiana
Prensylvania
Franta Devoerat
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Reformers and political battles across Grant's era are recalled with Samuel J. Tilden and Governor Ho hins cited as figures who challenged corrupt rings. The piece argues that both major parties conspired to undermine reformers, predicting a future victory for reformers led by Tilden and Ho ins.
Mayes Candidate Critique Marks in Amhanl Newsroom
The item cites distrust of Hayes as a president candidate and accuses Noyes as a trusted advisor of corruption in this state. It alleges illegal city charges in Cincinnati and Hamilton County for indexing records and mentions a public robbery exposure in Cincinnati.
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Ts Mayes
New Cameron
Hayes
Amhanl
Ea-Guy
Noyes
Bae
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Hayes Versus Gouvernoral Pitches Spar Over Reform
A fragmentary political column blasts Hayes as indolent and unfit to lead, contrasting him with Grant era abuses and praising reformers. It links Hayes to cabinet appointees and party bosses, warning of corrupted civil service and a rigged 1870s political machine, citing editorials and letters.
Tilden's thrift plan aims to cut expenses and taxes
Governor Tilden proposes a theory that honest thrifty government could reduce national state and municipal expenditures by 200 million and bring total annual taxation to 525 million, yielding 240 million relief to the people and paying off all indebtedness in fifteen years. He cites his state as proof and plans national adoption after March.
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Tilden
Admission and Defiance in Albany Republican Line
The Albany Argus argues the Republican party elected and reelected Grant, defended and sustained him for years, but the party stands united with him. It condemns the Republicans for confessing sins to gain forgiveness and retain power, warning that their fiscal policies would continue under a new administration.
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Albany Argun
Mpublican Party
Grant
Reviblican Party
Rejection of Reform Ideas in Current Opinion
A fragmented op-ed piece mocks reform discourse in the era, targeting the St. Louis platform and the New Orleans Republican. It quotes a Cleveland Plaindealer jab about Longfellow and cites national figures like Bryant Scott and Hayes, exploring public sentiment and political reform debates without clear resolutions.
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Thay
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Cleveland
New
Orleana Republican
Dom Pedro
Walter Scott
Avery
Georgia Starkey
Coxten
Custer Brothers
Hayes
Hrooklyn Pigle
Rutherford B. Hayes
Cufigrens
Cinemath Poste Pili
St Lewis
Agricultural and Domestic Recipes and Wool Ash Study
A mixed item notes dairy style recipes for Mafied Tomatnes and stuffing, apples with jam and cream, and a milk based dessert method, followed by a scientific summary on wool ash composition from horse hold fire. It cites Prof Btorer and field experiments showing wood ash improves barley yields versus farmyard manure or single potash salts.
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Asheanan
Methods To Improve Compost Pile Efficiency For Farmers
The article argues farmers will not abandon livestock for chemical farming. It discusses compost heap handling to prevent overheating, criticizing excessive shoveling and pulverization. It proposes slower surface spreading or compacting to exclude air, reducing oxidation and expense in compost production.
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Componte
Old fashioned dish and sheep manure in early agriculture
The text describes a traditional preparation involving lye and corn into a hearty dish, with notes on washing and cooking methods. It shifts to a discussion of sheep farming as a major agricultural asset, citing authority figures like Sprengel and Mechi, and stressing England's reliance on sheep manure for land rotation and overall farm profitability.
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Ponatbto
Anderson
Sprengel
Mechi
United States
England
Coleman
Agricultural College
Cirencester
AM. Thiers
France
How to Build a Field Gate From Timber and Iron
A detailed 19th century instruction describes constructing a field gate with a main eight foot post, oak or red cedar frame, and mortised hinges. It covers post sizes, brace rods, nails, and sliding locks, plus a bottom support using a plank saddle and staples for stability. Also notes political rumor about Governor Chamberlain in South Carolina.
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Inchea
The Potato Beetle In 1878 Entomologist’s Report
The Missouri entomologist Strahlhares V Kiley shows how scientific labor benefits the state and nation. Last year he predicted the Colorado potato beetle would not cause lasting damage, a forecast borne out by cooler rains and reduced impact. The upper Mississippi valley saw higher plantings and lower potato prices, while Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana faced markets accepting as low as twenty five cents per bushel.
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Stralhares
Kiley
Entotmologist
Missouri
Miley
Mississippi Valley
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Sagi Otanan Rene and EnO Patent Medicine Humbling
Fragmented OCR item describes a patent medicine claim marketing a mild remedy for breath, head pain, taste, hearing weakness, and swelling. Mentions desert journeys and ancient imagery, with dubious health claims and vague origins.
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