Napoleon’s Golden Mortar and Crystal Mortar Drug Bookstore
The piece extols Napoleon’s largest older business house, the three story drug and books store owned by J. Saur, nicknamed the Little Ditchman. It describes grand showrooms, a vast stock of books, medicines, surgical instruments, lamps, and a busy news depot, with emphasis on lighting, architecture, and the store’s role in shaping local literacy and commerce.
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Napoleon
J. , Saur
Walla
Saul
Garrett
Blaine Court Visit Stirs Indianapolis Sentinel Feud
The Indianapolis Sentinel faces a criminal libel case as James G Blaine plans to appear by special train. The scene is styled with theatrical pageantry and a crowd chanted by a Republican Glee Club amid suspicions of campaign symbolism in a forthcoming court session.
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Lundianapolis Sentinel
James G. Blaine
Indianapolis
Sentinel
Grubb
Blaine
Norton
Little Rock & Fort Smith
The
Heo
Times
Mulligan Guards
Court House
Knight
Mulligan
Mr. Blaine
Sancho Pana
Democratic Attacks on Blaine at St Patrick’s Banquet
A column criticizes Blaine for attending a St Patrick’s banquet while denying Irish-Americans a safe release for U S citizens. It cites his past as Secretary of State and questions his presidential ambitions and potential independent bid. The piece also covers fundraising pleas from the Republican National Committee and responses from M C Thomas of Alabama.
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Blaine
Seulaet
Knights of St Patrick
St. Patrick's Day
Republican Party
Ireland
Society of St. Pipa
Knights of St. Patrick Paseé
Letter from Massachusetts Republican criticizes Cleveland scandal stance
A 1954 Massachusetts letter from Charles E. Hinman condemns using scandal to attack Governor Cleveland. Hinman argues Republicans should avoid degrading tactics and questions the party's value if leadership relies on such methods. He warns Blaine supporters that this approach could doom the party.
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Cleveland
Massachusetts
Republican Central Committee
Lee
Mass
Rene Sate Ie
Boston
James G. Blaine
Republican frauds and Blaine withdrawal predicted
A long list of Republican scandals from the Credit Mobilier to the Mulligan letters is cited as evidence of corruption. The piece argues Blaine will likely withdraw from the presidential race, with hints from his papers and party bolters suggesting a formal retirement is near.
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Credit Mobilier
Shepard
District of Columbia
White House
Freedman’s Bank
Belknap
Robeson Naval
Or. Traine
Republican Party
Blaine
The Blaine Scandal and Political Contention
A fragment from a period piece cites The Cincinnati Com mercial account of Blaine’s Kentucky wedding as a vivid, improvised event. It notes partisan reactions, mentions Halstead and a request to republish, and includes assorted political opinions and quotations from figures like Butler and Blaine.
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Blaine
House of Representative
Cincinnati
Iain
Old
Kentucky
Mr. Blaine
Halstead
IP. M
Beliefontaine Examiner
Ohio Democracy Ready to Carry October Vote
The Ohio Democratic committee argues that Ohio must deliver its electoral votes in October to guarantee a victory for Cleveland and Hendricks in November. They cite rising Democratic strength and growing populations in northwest counties and warn Republicans must win Ohio now or lose nationally.
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Republicads
Ohio
Blale
Logan
Rose Geronnile
Olio
Ota Ba
Cleveland
Hendricks
Baie Des A Lontgomery
Northwest
Demetrey
Democratic Party
John
Fremont
Buchanan
Lincoln
Douglas
McClellan
Grant
Horace Greeley
Seymour
Greeley
Hayes
Samuel J. Tilden
Garfield
Hancock
Crawford
Holmes
Mercer
Darke
Brown
Ohio Democracy
Fna
G. H. Bardan
Rexny Bown
Blaine record questioned by critics in public dispatches
Critics challenge Blaine’s decades in public life asking for a concrete, beneficial act or lasting monument to his name. They label him a partisan demagogue tied to railroad lobbying and national scandals, arguing his public record offers little support for a presidential bid.
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Blaine
Cleveland
Maine
Tsa
Congress
Jay Gould
End to Bone Beraping Ailing Man Credits Remedies
Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg Tl reports relief after using Electric Bitters and Bucklin's Arnica Salve for an eight year running sore on his leg. Doctors warned amputation, but after three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Arnica Salve his leg healed. Salve priced 25 cents per box.
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Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
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W. D. Hill
Ridgeville Corners
Rene
Clare
McClare
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R. W. Cahill
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Onder
Democratic Meeting
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Dwats
Jas. Donovan
Jas
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Fiy Onde
Coxsnrran
L. Ll. Orwig
Indianapolis “Sentinel
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Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Dudley
Price
Pittsburg
St. John
Chariie Roas
Philadelphis ; Mon
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Greduney
Hisino
Keeler Committee
Detroit Free Frere
Mr. Thomas
Alabama
BF. Dnnes
Republican National Committee
M. C. Thorman
Tusca- Yucas
Ala
Dean Sra
Nation Committee
Republian
Hucker
New York
Eraf B. F. Jones
Ican National Committee
Fifth Avenue
New York City
United States
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Thomas
D. F. Jones
Chalemsa Republicae Nationa
Pieth Avenue
New Fork
Lew Fund
Cleveland and
Blaine and Logan
M.C. 'Tromas
Chas. E. Hinman
Trall
Republican Accon
Enquirer
G. W. Hayglitt
Waterloo
Iowa
St. Jacobs
Anoka Minn
Benjamin Butler
Chicago
A. R. Johnno
Grantville, West
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J. G. Blaine
Exdricks
Pronactans
Thomas A. Hendricks
W. A. Wal Ine
Fist Express
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Yoerratit
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Democraty
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