Men Who Made Presidents and the Rise of Political Bosses
Washington era political bosses shaped the republic through Jefferson, Hamilton, and Jackson era machines. The text outlines Van Buren’s spoils system, early conventions, and the shift from caucus to national conventions. It highlights Burr, Hamilton, Thurlow Weed, and the role of party elites in nominating presidents and shaping 19th century politics.
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Republic
Thomas Jeffera
Alexander Hamilton
Laodersto Party
Jeadera
Palgu
Madison
Andrew Jackson
van Buren
Post Office Department
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Jackson
James K. Polk
Dark Horse
Thue
Hamilton
Jefferson
Burr
Jefferson Lang
New York
Borus
Aston Burr
Wehig
Bur
James Madison
James Mon
Martin van Buren
William Henry Harrison
Witt Clinton
Thurlow Weed
Weed
John Quincy Adams
Zachary Tay
Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party
George Washington
Defferson
Aaron Burr
Mark Hanna
Go.p
Buelhens
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Lincoln Nomination Triumph At 1860 Republican Convention
The 1860 Republican convention rallied to Lincoln amid Seward opposition. Greeley and Weed clashed over Seward while McCormick moved Lincoln delegates. A late tally shift and Cameron’s cabinet promise helped Lincoln secure the nomination as Seward failed to gain enough support. Mark Hanna and Bryan are referenced in broader political context.
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Weed
Seward
Adama
Harrison
Taylor
Henry Clay
Horace Greeley
Greeley
Colonel McCormick
Old
Chicago Tribune
Lincoln
Simon Cameron
Pennsylvania
Allie
Cameron
Hla
Grant
Nabter Opera Demand Sparks Popular Taste Debate
A Gistt voice calls for Nabter style opera, hinting at broader appeal for opera stores and a more popular form. Automobile sales in the near term look favorable, yet traffic concerns linger for hitchhikers. The Missouri attorney general rules 18 year olds may wed without parental consent, with caveats about prior lawful spouses. War debt sentiment shifts toward alimony, while four Russian towns gain names honoring Stalin.
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Missouri
Regional social notes include Cronin family visits and students
Geneva Lieut and Mrs. Jon C Cronin and three children visit Lieut Cronin’s sister en route to Panama Canal Zone where he expects a three year station. Various guests and travels noted include Goldie Baldwin Loly Chapman in Andalusia, Miss Annie Ruth Broxson, Prof J H Johnson and family, and students from multiple colleges summering in nearby towns.
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Coronado
Cal
Cronin
Ralph Carter
Carter
Panama Canal Zone
Goldie Momene Lilian Baldwin
Loly Chapman
Andalusia
Misa Annie Ruth Broxson
J. H. Johnson
Joe
Suns
Gwensboro
Johnson
Jomeon
University of Tilnoln
Milas Knoxle Carter
Library School
Trinary University
Atlanta
Mien Loreng Vaughan
Watson Yarbrough
Shocco Springs
Young Peoples Conference
J. 5
Collin
Clyde Cobb
Julia Claire
May ‘Wood
Donna
Texas
Loulay Vaughan
C. D. Chapman
Laurie B
Marie
Bellview
Emerald Off Antiseptic Promises Quick Athletes Foot Cure
A reader asks about a cracked itchy shin area and is advised the condition is likely athlete's foot or ringworm. The ad promotes Moone's Emerald Off as a powerful non greasy antiseptic that banishes symptoms in about two weeks, with nightly foot rubs, sun exposure, and clean hose and linens to prevent reinfection.
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