Masterly arraignment of the Republican Party in Indiana rally
A Dundurn Indiana campaign report describes a Democratic street demonstration in Indianapolis with thousands listening to ex-Governor Hendricks. It contrasts Marcy's immigration defense and Blaine’s state department era, railing at taxation, navy and merchant marine decline, and Republican governance while praising Democratic tariff reform and national defense.
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Indiana
Hendricks
Mr. Hendricks
Ith Tad
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Democratic Party
Hendrick
Onge
Mach ix
Blaine
Martin Korzata
Sayali
Austria
United States
Sentinel Answers Blaine Complaint With Series of Interrogatories
The Blaine case in the United States court sees the Sentinel defend its August article as true and press Blaine with sworn questions on marriage to Harriet Stanwood, their child Stanwood Blaine, tombstone inscriptions, and related biographical details while condemning tariff policies and labor conditions noted in concurrent dispatches. The exchange paints a partisan panorama with references to James G. Blaine, Harriet Stanwood, and contemporary political currents affecting the 1884 election landscape.
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Smymin
Austria
Ingraham
Savy
St. Lewis
Artion Land
United States
Marey
Kista
McSweeny
Blaine
Marcy
Diannn
Cleveland
Tong Alice
Me. Hendrick
Tim
Trxotaxarots
Snower
Sentinel Company
James G. Blaine
Harriet Stanwood
Pittsburg
Miss Stanwood
Stanwood Blaine
Kentucky
Harriet Btinwood
Jacob Stanwood
Fany
Anidehitt
Russell H. Conwell
Governor Roble
Maine
B. O.allen & Co
Augusta
Free
Pynansylvania
Onle
Ohio
Pool No. 4
Pennsylvania
West
Hood's Saruparik praised as superior proprietary medicine
The piece extols Hood's Saruparik as surpassing any proprietary article on the market. It notes scrupulous neatness in manufacture and packaging, stressing that attention to quality is vital to relieving human suffering and deserves public confidence.
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Hood
Vermont Vote Trends Signal GOP Decline in 1884
The Vermont results show a shrinking Republican majority since 1880 and suggest momentum toward Governor Pingree and a broader anti Blaine sentiment. With Blaine Logan framed for November, the paper predicts stronger Democratic opposition and increased electoral caution across the North.
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Vermont
Cle’ Land
Versmont
Farnham
Pingree
Goveror
Blaine
Logan
Ite
Vi Herald
Not a Campaign of Enthusiasm for Blaine
The article recalls how Blaine supporters predicted a sweeping campaign across the West and Northwest and backing in New England and New York. It notes that those pledges failed to materialize as hoped, with Blaine's name dampening party zeal and causing defections in multiple regions.
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Blaine
New England
New York
Arthur
Custom House
Labor leaders defend Democratic Labor platform in New York
Leaders from the Car Drivers Union and Engineers' Union along with the Independent Labor Party press the National Democratic Committee in New York. They claim resolutions hearings yielded every labor demand and that Governor Cleveland advanced working class measures despite opposition, noting bills affecting five cent fare, mechanic's lien, and car drivers were driven by middlemen, not workers.
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New York Dial
HE. A. Thompson
Car Drivers Union
J. J. Cavanagh
Engineers
Uneon
BM. Abell
Brass Workers’ Union
A. A. Carer
S. O. Perrier
Independent Labor Party
National Democratic Committee
Geneaal Butler
Gener Butler
Chicago
Committee of Resolutions
General Butler
Committee On
National Labor Party
Federated Trades? Unions
New York
Cleveland
Labor Party
Grover Cleveland
Mocritie Party
Editor's Tribute to Dr King's New Discovery
An editor praises Dr King's New Discovery for coughs of all severities and milder types, claiming five years of cure with its use. He notes recommendations from friends and offers a free trial bottle from C. Saur's drug store. The snippet also includes a humorous Boston editorial exchange about intellectual work and pay.
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Theron P. Keator
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Gazette
Dr. King
At. C.saur
Polite Tramp Seeks Own Fortune in Detroit Front Door
A Detroit street encounter reveals a polite tramp working several strata of the city scenes as he greets residents and, through faked sales talk, tries to pressure a home owner into a steep price. He flatters taste, cites art, and requests bread, water, and a meal before moving on.
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Detroit
Sorthern
New York
Europe
Fong
Plantation Philosophy in Dialect: A Moral Reflection
A dialect essay argues that even sober men stray after a spree and warns against doing wrong to gain respect. It contrasts thieves driven by gain with those who fear judgment, and notes some claim religious force lacks respect. The piece ends with a parable about fruit from the bot house versus righteous deeds.
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Arkansaw Travelor
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Cow Hendricks
Republican Party
H. Mackey
Laws Infantry
Ely
Mackey
Sigourney
Inuspolls Sentinel
Iran
California
Iriel
Lomes
Mandalveont
John
Miso
Blake
Hinine
Disney
Bislaw
Guysett
N.¥. Herald
Boston
Schroeder & Scheele
Napoleon
Tam
Rover Taukot
Nowra Wis
Ace
Washington
Ateret
Hbo
Torpeetfalle
Vigor, Heath and
Erdaise
Ourabi
Alene van
Scott
Northwest Office
Henry Co
Hugers Will Audytmy Rowran, Vierner
Perry An C
Bryan Plow
Heller & Coover
Sheliend
Wie
Ron Wen
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