Irish-American Independents Back Cleveland in 1884 Style Rally
An Irish-American Independent meeting at 62 Union Square endorsed Cleveland for president, pledging support from about one thousand Irish-Americans who had previously backed Blaine. The group criticized tariff favors, called for tariff reform, and praised Cleveland while noting past opposition in 1884. Frank Byrne spoke about evolving to wholehearted Cleveland endorsement.
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New York
Harrison
Union Square
Edward 4. Rowe
Hoe
Clarendon Hall
Cleveland
Claba
Blaine
Congress
Bln
Republic
The King of Liniment and Other Medicated Offers
A mixed periodical insert touts Rangoye River Liniment as a universal remedy for both human and animal ailments, praising its efficacy and price per bottle. It also advertises Shiloh’s remedies, Allcock’s plasters, and various magazines, with poems, fiction, and engravings.
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Rangoye
M. A. McFarland
Frank Leslie
Hunday Magazine
Broisex
Ling
Syrup of Pigs Advertised By California Company
An advertisement touts Syrup of Pigs as a laxative that cleans the system and cures headaches colds fevers and habitual constipation. It claims ease of use and lists the California Pig Syrup Company of San Francisco as the manufacturer with McParland's City Drug Store as a seller.
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California Pig Syrup Company
San Francisco
Cal
McParland
City
Aoaee
A Cyclone of Truth Justice and Courage
A bold portrait titled A Cyclone of Truth Justice and Courage appears from Dw Moerany's Unawerving Hands. The piece frames a decisive moral stance and champions steadfast courage in the face of turmoil.
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Dwmoerany
Democratic tariff reform speech by Cleveland era on labor and trade
The document argues for reducing tariff on raw materials to boost domestic industry and employment while protecting labor. It rejects free trade as misunderstood, warns against immigration of laborers, and contrasts reform with party platform critiques, urging timely action to curb tariffs and preserve American markets. It notes opposition in Congress and presses for revenue reform.
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Democratic Party
Bacuuime
Partiban
House of Representatives
Senate
Europe
America
USDUE
Wns
Remedies and remedies for women in a 19th century ad scene
An advertisement page extols the virtues of women focused tonics and remedies including Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female ailments, Hackmetack perfume, King's New Discovery for coughs, Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, Ethiopian Pile Ointment, Castoria for infants, Tanner's Neuralgia Care, and Rangum Root Medicine. It names McFarland as the retailer and cites money back guarantees and trials.
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Earth
Piercé
Enui
McFarland
Rim
Tanner
Rangum Root Medicine Co. Manufarturers
Nashville
Tenn
Mirenta Perbor
Liquor in Maine and the Bangor scene under the law
Bangor correspondent argues Maine liquor laws do not curb drinking locally. He notes open bars from morning to night, diverse venues along the waterfront to upscale saloons, and compares Bangor favorably to Portland and Boston. He decries enforcement as weak and claims the system funds government while failing to deter consumption.
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Sun
Bangor
Maine
Boston
New York
Massachusetts
Portland
Augusta
Auguyta
Banegor
America
Hannah Cook
Anna
Findling Ureatutt
Police Department
Bodwell
11Th Lewiston
Auguste
United States
Jonnis
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Frayce
Alexander
Paty
Wod “Rubens
Gentral Artics
Emma Raymond Pitman
African Explorers; “Margeilles
L. EB. C
Mare F. Vallette
Dolla
Francis Scott Key
Walter Edgar Manu
Mme. Dieulafay
Tuliunge
Agasine
Impure
Pete
Hodge
Rangam Root Medicine Company
M.A. McPadand
Shiloh
Parensox
Ateol
Georgia Grant
Peterson
Perkegon’s MaGgatimk
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Chautauqua County
Maggaux
N. Y
Allcock
L. T. Hakatsatox
Raqueet
Loo Cann
Warner
Sile Cove
Fime
Sureawarilla
Calarranoona
Atlanta
Geo. H. Thayer
Mo Farland
Guover Cleveland
Dr. King
Deng
Castoria
Miar
Camoria
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