Political rallying around Cleveland Hendricks ticket described
A Chicago gathering of judges and leaders endorses Grover Cleveland and Thomas A Hendricks. The piece contrasts Cleveland reform credentials with Blaine, notes cross party support, and urges Democrats in Jolmamn City district to form a Cleveland Hendricks club as fall campaigns begin.
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United States
Chicago
Grover Cleveland
Thomas A. Hendricks
Reform
Blaine
Cleveland
Hendricks
Jolmamn City
Hayes Reputation and Public Scorn Over Four Terms
C. C. King in the Mast Head of the Morristown Gazette criticizes Rutherford B. Hayes for his passive role after Garfield’s assassination and his perceived failure to enact reforms. The piece condemns Hayes’ public memory and questions his fitness to occupy the presidency again, calling the era a year of jubilo.
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C. C. King
Republican State Committee Holds Nashville Meeting on Nomination Claims
The Republican State Executive Committee met in Nashville to settle Alf Taylor and Maj. Pettibone’s bids for the First district congressional nomination. A motion to void both nominations failed, and a sub committee of Hughs Nunn and Murray was formed to report to the State committee after surveying the two conventions.
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Alf Taylor
Maj. Pettibone
Republican State Executive Committee
Nashville
Major Pettibone
Republican Party
Fira
Brownlow
State Committee
Pettibone
Taylor
M. Hughs
D. A. Nunn
W.W. Murray
Republicans Split Over Blaine in 1884 Race
A meeting of Republican and independent voters against Blaine is set for July 22 1884 in New York City. The column also notes Beecher’s remarks favoring Cleveland and cites a strong northern anti Blaine sentiment while the West and rowdy element support Blaine. Cleveland is seen as driving a split in the party.
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Republica
Blaine
George van Curtis Hoe
City
New York
Beecher
Cleveland
Republican Party
North
All is Vanity and Ben Butler in Political Woes
A Bristol Bristol Currier item notes vanity and fear in Butler’s waning support as John Kelly remains silent. The Cleveland and Hendricks nomination cheers Bristol crowds at Kilbert's corner with Thacker-like fervor, speeches by McDowell Burrow Slack Winston and Miles and a new club formed with Winston president.
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John Kelly
Tomita
Brent
Clevehand
Hendricks
Brixtol
Kilbert’s
B.G. McDowell
Robt
Burrow
H. Slack
J. H. Winston
Winston
A. F. Miles
Godson
Gw, Kubert
OH. Slack
Boretary
Bristol
Sulieit Meme Lone
Bristol Currier
Cleveland cheers echo in rowdy parade demand
Mr Joseph Ky McDonald proclaims support with exclamations of hurrah for Cleveland, reflecting local fan enthusiasm and celebratory mood during a public event. The civilian voice highlights regional pride and city spirit in a festive setting.
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Joseph Ky McDonald
Cleveland
Cleveland's Loving Candidate Delusion In 1884 Campaign
A fragmented 19th century notice reveals editorials praising Grover Cleveland while denigrating his rival Blaine. It recounts Knoxville ratification scenes, party rhetoric, and rumors of Cleveland's romantic connections, depicting intense political fervor and social speculation surrounding the 1884 race.
Duncan for Legislature Endorsement from Pull Branch
The message endorses Geo R. Duncan of Pull Branch as the Democratic candidate for the legislature. It praises his merit, honesty, and integrity, urging voters to support him for the high office.
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Geo R. Duncan
Pull Branch
Heniury
Geo
RB. Duncan
Tammany Backing Cleveland and Hendricky in Fourteenth District
A meeting of the Tammany Committee in the Fourteenth district announced unanimous support for Cleveland and Hendricky. They denounced as traitors any who claim party loyalty yet fail to back the nominees and urged honest Democrats to rally behind the ticket.
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Tammany
New York
Tammany Committee
Fourteenth District
Henry Binhoff, Jr
Tammany Democracy
Tammany Association of
Cleveland and
Hendricky
Democrats Hold Ratification Meeting in St Louis
In St Louis on July 15 a large Democratic ratification gathering was held on the old Twelfth street market space. Fireworks, music and vigorous speeches lit the scene with Lt. Gov Campbell Congressmen Brodhead Hateh from Hannibal and John O Day among the speakers. The crowd showed strong enthusiasm for the Presidential ticket amid applause.
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St. Louis
Chairman Mennel's Work On Camel Pain
Chairman Hetnel of the State committee says preliminary camel pain work is done. His office in Luncager has housed the permanent secretary all spring, who tracks county organizations. Headquarters open August 1. Tan going West to mourn Governor Hemdricks at his home. Tinteng preparing lis Tif for a Philadelphia publish. Lieutenant Governor Dorheimer prepares the fife of Governor Cleveland for the same task.
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Hetnel
State Committee
Luncager
Tan
Hemdricks
Philadelphia
Dorheimer
Cleveland
Otis
Cleveland and the Catholics veto question in New York
A historical note questions whether Governor Cleveland vetoed a bill allowing Catholic priests access to inmates at New York charitable institutions. The fragment suggests the claim was disputed, mentioning governors Cleveland and Cornell and a long legislative history, but remains unclear in detail.
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Cleveland
New York
Tissix
Suanistows
Cornell
Senate
Timie
Cocke County Democrats Split Over 2024 Style Run
Letter from Cocke County reports a Republican split hailed by Democrats, with most Democrats favoring no candidate and opposing a Democrat run. Interviews show leaders urging unity, while Col. O King’s name emerges as a potential option amid factional tensions and fear of harming the party’s prospects.
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Chia Disteter Seus
Unitel Hepublican
Holt
Cocke County
J. C. Murray
W. F. Morrin
John B. Stokely
Jas
T.J. Huff
B. B. Rorox
Jas. A. Taylor
D. A Mims
Jas. BE. Carty
Majaav
R. Sith
Ronning
Cocke
Gazette and Courier
Col. O
King
Col. King
Excursion Day on Mimey Flats to Johnson City and Cranberry
Citizens from Mimey Flats join a mellow morning excursion to the depot with many travelers, musicians, and a parade of riders. Elizabethton Col Smith enforces sobriety aboard the Narrow Gauge as Miss Fasnie Smith plans a chapel event and youths prepare for trips to Austin Springs. Local illnesses, threshing activity, and political fervor mark a busy period with Brin Jack reporting.
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Horizan
Creation
Johnson Fi City
Joneslun
Miller
Elizabethton Col
Matson
Fasnie Smith
Jonesboro
Austin Springs
John Smith
Shell
Arranted& Co
Rothern
Newport County News Reflects Local Strife and Weather
In this county report readers are urged to endure political distress as Pettibone and Taylor factions clash over candidacy. Wheat oats and grass thrive while readers complain of irregular readers. The county’s Democrats fret over malaria and bitter politics as November approaches. Young men comment on the town’s looks and its pretty girls.
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Pettibone
AL Taylor
Taylor
Old Love Letter Fragments Spark Laughs on North Side
A North Side lady found a bundle of aged love letters and read a playful one from her husband in halcyon days. The missive promises Italy trips, milk baths, royal visitors, and lavish art in a castle, ending with a humorous reference to a team that wouldn’t have town.
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Old Tristera
Bloomdaglon
Mrs A Lincoln Phelps Dead in Baytimons
Mrs A Lincoln Phelps dies at her residence in Baytimons on July 15 marking the close of her long career as a leading educator and advocate. Formerly Miss Willard of Troy N Y she gained prominence at female academies and authored several works including Whispers to a Bride and Chega.
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Baytimons
Mrme
Lincol Phelps
Mra Phelps
Miss Willard
Troy
Advcator
Charles E. Phelps
Supreme Bench of Batting
Arthur's Disappointment and Political Gossip
A friend of President Arthur says he could have secured a nomination with real ability but failed to handle patronage and social scenes. Mentions General Grant, Governor Morgan, and Morgan estate tensions. Includes remarks from Emmons Blaine and Prof Andrew White on Cleveland and Republican views.
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Lora Buaxen
Preasant Arthur
Hint
White House
Iis
Andrew D. White
Cornell University
Republican Nations
Cleveland
Lowe Dentist Advertises Practice in Local Area
Doctor C W Lowe surgeon dentist invites patients to his Hellan area office, offering professional dental care. Readable text mentions his location at Hellan sites and promises skilled services to the community.
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Hellan
Anakil Hortaeoesa
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