Political Campaign Notes Amid Tensions and Party Shifts
The piece surveys Republican campaign activity and critiques Civil Service reform, cites the Missouri Republican Association pressuring clerks for party funds, and notes defections like Wayne MacVeagh joining the Democrats. It discusses Blaine’s Ophir Farm visit, Gideon’s Band warnings, and forecasts a Democratic edge in New York, Indiana, and the South, with contrasts on tariff and economic policy.
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Cuticura Resolvent Purifier Revealed in Local Ad Circular
An old newspaper fragment highlights Cuticura Resolvent Purifier and a listed series of products. The ad mentions medical purifiers and related items under a consumer goods heading with unspecified brands and dates.
Third Party Threats in Political Struggle
The passage argues that the third party represents real grievances of labor and common people, urging a Democratic victory to reduce taxes and reform administration. It blames Republicans for conditions fueling third party growth and predicts the third party will aid Harrison, veto tariff relief, and strengthen plutocratic rule.
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A string of political persuasion arguing that Harriess resembles money, many deserve it, a Democratic tax policy would boost prosperity, and that Republican administration harms trust interests, urging a move to Democracy to advance the people's interests.
Duty and gown spark Presbyterian debate in Times column
A Richmond Times piece cites a sermon by Rev. R. P. Kerr praising duty and detailing plan to wear a Presbyterian gown during services. It notes strong support from his congregation, with only eighteen dissenters and a discussion of dignity in the pulpit. The item contrasts duty as peace with a broader social ritual.
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