Blaine and Logan for President and the 1884 race
Opinion piece endorses Blaine and Logan, arguing they offer prosperity and strong national defense while criticizing Cleveland and Hendricks. The column mocks opponents, cites economic contrasts like protectionism vs free trade, notes electoral votes, and includes assorted political asides and humorous quips from various sources.
Various political squabbles and editorials on Cleveland and Blaine
A compilation of opinion notes on Grover Cleveland and James G Blaine, critiquing Cleveland’s veto record and governance, praising Blaine’s public service, and discussing Democratic and Republican strategies for the 1884 campaign. It cites editorials from several papers and references party maneuvers, delegations, and potential nominees.
Advertising plans provoke a debate on trade papers
Goounicu and Hes of New York launch an advertising strategy to rival so called trade papers, arguing many such papers mislead manufacturers and retailers. The piece notes local conventions, party disputes, and calls for orderly representation within Republican ranks amid potential splits in Dunkirk, Cattaraugus, Allegany and Chautauqua counties.
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Chicago
Chautauqua
Dr. Brewer
Brewer
Allegany County
Congress
Goounicu & Hes
New York
State Committee
Catt. Republican
Dunkirk Journal
Cattaraugus
Allegany
Cleveland Nominated for President Sparks Mixed Feelings
News from Buffalo and Rochester reports varied reactions to Grover Cleveland's nomination. Crowds gathered around telegraph bulletin boards as flames of support showed, while some Democrats remain displeased or undecided. In Utica, a large gun salute marked the announcement but little enthusiasm followed.
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Greveland
Chicago
Frank Pierce
New Hampshire
United States
Cleveland
Buffalo
Albany
Washington
Enos W. Barnes
Weilsville
Barraro Express
Blaine
Congress
Empire State
Ohio
Harmony
Hell
Grover Cleveland
Charles Folger
Mr. Cleveland
L. Cole
Wellsville
Pacific Coast
Augusta
Portland Journal
Bachelor
Main
Swan Streets
Democratic County Committee
William J. Runele
Germania Band
Cleveland Corps
Rochester
Monroe County
William Parcell
Wo.j. Fowler
Utica
John Kelly
Democratic Committee
Sober Thoughts for Sabbath Reading in Saintly Verse
A compact reflection card pulls together Christian maxims on holiness mercy truth and faith. It favors order and memory, warns against treachery, and stresses the power of living like Christ through virtue and a serene holy life. It cites Chrysostom and Spurgeon to urge steadfast belief and fearless prayer.
The Fashions of Hats and Dress of the Season
The article catalogs current fashion trends with jet jewelry hats and very high crown styles. It notes Paris red vests gold braid bonnets pale gray and fawn colors, lace and tulle details, and various fabrics and accessories popular for seaside and wedding wear.
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Paris
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Saturday Evening Observer
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Dunkirk
James G. Blaine
Maine
John A. Logan
Ilinois
Jaine
Logan
Hendricks
England
Unit
Fair
Prince of Wales
Canada
Mexico
California
Misistat
Sangexv
America
Berlin
Bismarck
Mr. Sargent
Philadelphia Press
Tar
Syracuse Journal
Harper's Weekly
Harpers
Mr. Blaine
Stras Vistos
Gowanda Enterprise
Silas
Mugwunp
Bracye
Letere
James
White House
Buffalo Times
Danie Dovenerry
Fancock
Sayatok Bayard
Bayards
New York State
Grant & Ward
Westiikiy
Kelly
Senator Mahone
Willias M. Evants
Farrell
New York World
Philadelphia
Tris
Bernhardt
George Clinton
Daniel D. Tompkins
DeWitt Clinton
Wm. L. Marey
John Jay
Enos T. Throop
Wm. H. Seward
Horatio Seymour
Edwin D. Morgan
Reuben E. Fenton
John T. Eroffman
Mr. Allen
Allen
Randolph Register
Rocky Mountains
London
West
Hamer
Abraham Lincoln
Ilinois State Journal
Brockport Democrat
James G. Braise
Christ
Robert Tuck
Earth
Chrysostom
Mua
Spurgeon
Wes | Minster
the Fashions
Sarah
Manoel
Newspark