Early 19th Century NY and Michigan Election Rumors
The report notes Blaine and Grant elections with minor margins and predicts shifts in New York and Michigan legislatures. It mentions a fusion majority in Michigan and a Democratic legislature in New York, plus a new Thurman Club in Toledo and real estate panic in Rise Wasururon city under the new administration. The State Board of Canvassers for New York will meet November 19 to count electoral votes amid post election jitters and calls to extend presidential terms.
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Wasururon
Ngee
Tim State
New York
Carr
Alfred C. Chapin
Dennis O'Brien
Fleathan Sweet
Robert H. Maxwell
Republican drift evident in 1892 election results
Excerpts indicate Republican plurality reductions since 1890 with several states shifting toward Democrats. Garfield wins electoral majority of 30 and a 7,018 popular vote lead, Cleveland lacks a majority but edges in popular votes. Democratic states’ majorities resemble Hancock’s, and Cleveland Hourlicks appear to exceed Rhine Liter St. John totals, signaling nationwide Democratic drift.
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Exener
City
Pennsylvania
Garfield
Cleveland
Hancock
Hourlicks
St. John
Miss
State Board of School Examiners Circular Notice
The clerk of the State Board of School Examiners issued a circular announcing the next examination at Columbus High School, starting Tuesday December 23 1884. Ten year certificates require five years teaching experience and testing in core subjects. life certificates require broader exams and additional branches.
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State Board of School Examiners
Columbus
United States
219 Electoral Votes Rally With Rooster Chorus
A chaotic fragment references 219 electoral votes and a symbolic rooster atop a tree. The odd refrain includes shouted hip hop phonetics and a line about a child asking about a missing father, with a cryptic shout toward the White House and a quoted vow from a Rev. Ball to Mara.
Lawyers Morals and Swindler Foes in 19th Century Press
The Century's moral column warns lawyers against slander, witness intimidation, and lying in court, urging strict veracity as a sworn officer of the court. It notes lawyers profiting swindlers, cites Ralph Oakley’s testimony on wall street frauds, and condemns legal aid to injustice while blaming modern buccaneers and railroad wreckers for using top lawyers to shield crimes. The piece ties these abuses to broader societal corruption and urges ethical conduct.
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Goo Manton
Wall Street
Green Courtey
Alabama
Seve Boon
Arkansas
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Louisiana
New York
North Carolina
South Caroli
Ralph Oakley
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
New Jerse
Texas
Corey
California
Meir
Kansas
Maine
Massachusetts
Minnesou
Nebraska
Nevaia
Ohio
Seeey
Lorogan Vee
Guysptt
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Vermont
Wiswousiit Co
Cleveland
Fragmented OCR Confuses 19th Century NY Election Talk
Readable bits show a political dispute in New York with figures like Cerviant and Hendricks receiving a plurality of about 1,000 votes. The piece critiques Republican delay and Democratic calls for pure government, referencing Blaine and a manipulated consent.
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Crwmeern
New York
bAtorrestuye
Alrealy Switon
Tevpland
New Vier
Cerviant and
Hendricks
Blaine
Presidential Proclamation On Thanksgiving Day Observance
The document recounts a presidential proclamation designating the Thursday date for a national day of thanksgiving. It praises gratitude for blessings and urges reverent acknowledgment of the nation’s fortunes, urging citizens to keep faith and honor the country’s heritage.
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Sete Astle
Wastuxelis
Sam
Hhankealvleae
Thorsius
New Lots Republican Leader Criticizes Election Claims
A New Lots Republican leader disputes a Brooklyn official’s claim of 1000 irregular votes in New York. He says the assertion lacks basis and notes only a few irregularities, insisting the election was fair and satisfaction high in New Lots.
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New York
New
BR Dynes
Republican National
Brooklyn
Teich
de Coil
New Lots
Su Sestetyhirs
de Tot
Jones
Tamas
Tate
Tsay
Lots
Thave
Fragmentary Wire Text Cites Local Figures and Names
A garbled 19th or early 20th century style exchange lists names such as St. Jacob Ol and Mr. Huh Delfin alongside terms like Centralia Pennsylvania and poliie reliever. The readable fragments mention doctors ministers and baseball players. The content is incoherent but preserves a cast of named individuals and places amid nonsensical phrases.
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Lawser
Hemeerluta
Huh Delfin
Centralia
Penna
St. Jacob Ol
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