Harrison campaign turmoil and Virginia senator’s funeral in 1892 memo
Wasnixoron May 16 1892 reports rising dissent within the Harrison camp as Poster and Elkins threaten to desert for the opposition while John C New returns seeking full control. The piece notes the death of Senator Barbour of Virginia, praised as a statesman and gentlemna, with funeral services in the Senate chamber. It covers Navy appropriations debates among Democrats, Roosevelt and Wannamaker feuding civil service efforts, and Foster’s move on migrant head money for Ellis Island. Governor McKinley’s town visit hints at a possible presidential bid. A Democratic mass meeting in White County calls for June at Cleveland to elect delegates to conventions in Gainesville and Almita.
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Harrison
Foster and
Elkins
Mr. Harrison
Senator Barbour
Virginia
McMillan
Senate
McKinney
Fitzhugh Lee
Gorman
Mills
House
Civil Service
Roosevelt
Wannamaker
Foster
Ellis’ Island
Senate Committees On
Congress
KeKinley
Mr. Hiurreson
Blaine
Senator Mill
Washington
White County
Court House
Cleveland
Gainesville
Lnter
Almita
Statehouse
Joan J. Kimsry
Ch’m
Dem
Response to Hit Dog by Plow Boy No 2 in Labor Debate
A paid advertisement presents a dialogic piece defending laborers and critiquing Plow Boy No 2. The writer accuses Plow Boy and affiliates of deceit while asserting a hardworking, moral father figure and warning readers about past alleged wrongs. The text contrasts alleged misdeeds and calls for truthful conduct.
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Plow Boy
Mr. Epiron
Blow Boy No. 2
Plow
White County
Plow Boy No 2 and Laborer Clash Over Labor Cost
A heated exchange unfolds between Plow Boy No 2 and Plow Boy the first, defending labor and denouncing greed. The writer condemns schemes against honest workers. He calls for principled debate, rejects personal attacks, and vows to continue supporting laborers while urging cease-fire on the conflict.
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Plow Boy No
Plow Boy
Pageneta
Priow Boy
World combs sporting. A world combs sporting
The fragmentary OCR describes a mailed notice with cryptic pricing and a plea to send five cents for Richard. No clear event, person, or organization is reliably readable. The text is untranslated garbled advertising style.
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World Combs Sporting
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Renewed Health This Season
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior blood purifier and energizer. Claims the medicine overcomes tired feeling, restores appetite, purifies blood, and strengthens the body. Notes strong endorsements and urges timely subscription for home paper. Mentions catarrh as a blood disease and supports using Sarsaparilla as medical advice.
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Hood
Ry Black-Drauom
Consumption Cured By Simple Vegetable Remedy
An old physician retired from practice claims a simple vegetable recipe can cure consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and all throat and lung affections and nervous disorders. He will mail the recipe free in German French or English with preparation and usage instructions to anyone requesting it by sending stamps and the paper to W A Novus 820 Powers Rochester N Y.
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Lina
Alheas Ging
Stampa
W. A. Novus
Rochester
N.Y
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Grandma Vickery
Jim Jackson
Andrew Dorsey
Duke Palmer
Frank Logan
Shoal Creek
Massey Creek
Time Pro Gress
Tam
Fiood
C. J. Hood & Co
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mass
N.B
Ang
Elise
California
Aero
San
Louisville
Tate
Beg
Dahlonega
Timmons
Py Ind
Franklin Square
McBhee
Pitchford
Hea
Tarzan
Cleve
Bellvine
Mossy
Aura Wholehet & Co
Ayer
Parker
N. C
Nashville
Tenn
Adi Caer
M.D
N. Cherry
Pardrese
C.W. Parker
M. D
Parker & CO
North Cherry
Boston
Bucklen
Arnica
EK. C. Curtledge
Gainesville, Ga
East Side Public Square
India
Just
Palace Clothing House
E. Hammel
Nash
Clark, Bell
Georgia
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