Blaine accused of hidden coal and iron ties in Ohio mines
The article accuses James G Blaine of concealed ownership in the Hope Furnace tract in Vinton and Athens Counties Ohio and of receiving bonds from the Standard Coal and Iron Co. It cites a December 1880 share purchase and a May 1842 bond payment while alleging a misleading denial of such interests.
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Avenline Post
Blaine
Hocking Valley
Olio
New York
Khowlig
Blaiw
Consolidated Company
Steve Elkins
Standard Coal and Ihe Company
A. S. Bundy
Ils
CxtAan
Sue
Amayutta
Iit
Houwired
Inia Binlie
Hope
Vinton
Amen Ge Blaine
Atenas
Bundy
Standard Oi
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oi Co
Standard Coat and Iron Company
Standard, Coal and Iron Co
Hope Furnace Teact
Blane Fulsehoods
The
New York Times
Khare Ina Coaland Iron Land Company
Carter
Blaine Ein
Rome
Congress
Cleveland Interview Gives Insight Into Governing Character
A Cleveland portrait emerges from a Chicago interview as Governor Cleveland discusses deliberation and self possession. The piece contrasts 1880 political scare tactics with today highlighting reliability of leadership and warnings against corruption.
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Albany
Chicago
Cleveland
Baine
Executive
State Capitol
Gov. Cleveland
Valeos
Gov
Prince Albert
Tildens Reply to Democratic Convention 1884
The letter from Mr. Tilden to the National Democratic Committee expresses hope for reform through the Democratic Party and argues against the Republicans. It contrasts party origins and aims, praising Jeffersonian ideals and condemning Republican self interest and power abuses.
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Mr. Tilden
Garostoxe
Democratic Party
United States
Republican Party
Benjamin Wraklin
Thomas Jefferson
Sammuel Adams
John Hancock
Massachusetts
George Clinton
Robert R. Livingston
New York
George Wythe
James Madison
Virginia
Mr. Jefferson
Republic
Massachussetts
James
Jefferson
Jackson
England
Wen
Pesident
Lancen J. Trnpex
Tor
H Henry
Charman
G. B. Smalley
Notable figure’s decline amid public scrutiny
The piece portrays a man tainted by alleged dishonesty and cowardice, recalling others who failed in similar schemes. It argues his public persona erodes daily while his private conduct grows warp and deceitful, casting doubt on his credibility and leadership.
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Seudarious
Lin
Battle of Ants At City Hall Reveals Insect Warfare
A Denver City Hall crowd witnessed a dramatic ant battle on steps and ground. Winged red giants clashed with small red pigmies in aerial and ground combat, with the latter winning most engagements and the dead littering the scene for about thirty minutes.
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City Hall
Denver
Lnes
Mood's Sarsaparilla Promises Restored Health and Energy
An advertisement extols Mood's Sarsaparilla as a medicine to build up the system, purify the blood, and improve appetite. It claims to reach every part of the body through food and offers a bottle for five dollars.
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Wontin
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Frank P. Burleigh
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Wontan
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Pierre Lorillard, Jr
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Foreign Office
Constantinople
Berlin
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Northwest Office
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