Plumed Knight and Civil Service Critique in 19th Century Debates
A fragmented column compares James Blaine to a Plumed Knight amid a swirl of 19th century political rhetoric. It cites reactions from The New York Times and The Albany Argus, highlighting conspiratorial fundraising, party loyalty tests, and civil service reform. The piece lists Logan family ties and government roles as context for partisan critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Worl
Blaine
Euind-Bole
Inzerwoll
Logan
Albany
Logans
Lyan
Cornelius A. Logan
John Alexander
Cult
W. F. Tucker
United States Army
John A. Logan
West Point
Jon M. Cunningham
Seyond
Nineteenth Infantry
Samuel S. Errett
Yellowstone National Park
Gyrry Thomas
Ahsonian Institute
Viola Thomas
Cyrus
Ork
Bmithaonian Institute
Buslo Cannlaghan
Treasury Department
Enoch Blanchard
Allway Postal Service
Mollie B. Jenkins
Plore
Marine Hospital Service
James Cunningham
Birmingham
Alm
Bamwell
Cunningham
Chicago
Mary H. Brady
Ty Trrasury
Louis Norris
Interior Department
Washington
Daniel Shephield
Taylor
United States Senate
Civil Service
Ravi
Ball Scandal and Cleveland Controversy Prompt Inquiry
A public statement by a Buffalo committee defends Gov. Grover Cleveland against drunkenness and immorality charges. It details their cautious investigation, rejects anonymous accusations, and asserts Cleveland’s private life as orderly. The piece cites newspaper reports and editor proofs, arguing for truth over scandal.
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Grover Cleveland
Gov, Cherland
Uboso
Cleveland
Buffalo
Citizins
Hin
Joost
Gov. Cleveland
Ths
Gov. Clovevich
John H. Cowing
Ansley Wilcox
William F. Kip
Thomas Cary
George P. Sawyer
Ralph Stone
John E. Ration
Heny W. Sprague
Josiah G. Munro
Lawrence D. Rumsey
Barroth Rich
Charles I. Norton
John B. Clastond
J. Tallman Davie
Henry Altman
J. N. Larned
Burravo
Fragmentary note on health and devices from unclear text
The readable fragment mentions health topics and vague references to machinery and armament. It also includes scattered phrases about liver kidneys and medicine. No identifiable events, persons, or places can be derived from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
D. J. Humphrey
Political Points on Blaine Cleveland Campaigns
The Louisville Courier Journal and Chicago papers discuss Blaine and Cleveland as the 1884 presidential race unfolds. Mentions include Gen. Butler’s stance, independents, and Republican strategy with Bl ain e. The tone notes campaign feuds, denials of scandals, and editorial takes across cities like New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, and New Orleans. Kellogg predicts Louisiana backing Blaine as August chronicles unfold.
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Lochaville
A. B., West
Butler
West
Greenlackers
Cleveland
Hendricks
Louisville Courier-Journal
Chicago Times
Bie Ball
George H. Ball
Grover Cleveland
Gov
New York Independents
Achure
George William Curtis
Logan
New York Republican
New York
Philadelphia Timex
Ben
Hegister
Blaine
Paterson Guardian
P. T. Barnum
Burlington Prep Press
New
New Orleans
Pleayunes Plains
Lang Branch
Chicago Timess
New York World
Kansas City
Chicago Herald
Milwaukee Journal
Patahu
Chicago
Blaine Continus
Browns Ville
Brownavilly
Augusta
Chrontela
Kellogg
Louisiana
Ohne Mbinle
What Is Dyspepsia and Its Cause
Dyspepsia or indigestion presents with variable appetite, gnawing stomach pain, heartburn, weight and wind, bad breath, low spirits, and constipation. It is highly prevalent among fast living Americans. Alcohol tobacco bad air rapid eating worsen it. Burdock Blood Bitters claim to cure by regulating bowels and toning digestive organs.
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Eudern
Pba Lioun
Ant
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Iirst
Robweu
Io North Pole
Howe
Howton Herald
Mulligan
Risin
Nino
St. Lowievilly
Lowieville Courier Journal
Tims
Jim Maine
Indiana
Michigan
Travais
Destina
Ion
Nori
Arkansas
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Licket
Arkansaa
Timots
Missouri
Texan
West South
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Townsend
St. Louie
Illinois
Iowa
David Kennedy
Samabaee la Dedie Rede
Sarrow
Massachusetts
Timly Waring
Dobu Spenerr
Haggagemastoe
B.& Alt R
David Kent
Lawler
Dave Mleely
Peter Lawler
Kemnardy
Alan
Rulyjeoedk
Ieee
Hal Peat
Alice Brel
Wonkowvoyon
Toledo
Wabash
St, Louis
Nedance
Strendale
Ius da Dedaver
Jane UA Taet
Baltimore and GH Railroad
Rae
Lom Weline
Hocking Valley
Lake ‘ Erie
Ohio River
Central Time
Columbus
Lancaster Logan
Ae Ather
Gallipolis
Ponteoy
Pomeroyallipona
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Ly Logan
Tlancaster
Galamba Delaware
Union
Columbne
Newark
Zanenville
Pittsburgh
Wheel
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Philadelphia
Agton Giachunati
Lonlevlie
Deir All Pointe
Tatesmen & Postween
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Sonctive
Ules
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Garrett
Aunties
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Ponte Tidy
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Shelby June
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Vornei
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Bette
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Gineva
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Hartmaat
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Pleang
Carter Medicine CO
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Annette
Eters ‘Oorszed
Peery
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Privaty
Aay Uppallij
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Jaen
Teeny
Burm
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Une
Balenceom
Balanceon
Inter
Wandington
YM Rummell
Honey County
Waag & Ragan Napoleon,fleury Co
Tll
Lome
G. Randall
E. Reynolds’ Land and Insurance Die
Napoleon, Ohio
Japoleon
Ware
Napoleon
Gonrt House
Ipwarde
Alvo Fine
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Meyer's
Court Home
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J. F. Daggett
Wall
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Callon
Jonovan
Hamphey
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