General Logan Accepts Republican Nomination For Vice President
The July 1 684 letter from General Logan confirms his acceptance of the National Republican Convention nomination for Vice President of the United States. He emphasizes protecting American labor through tariffs, maintaining a stable monetary system, and promoting interstate and foreign commerce. He defends the Republican record on civil service reform and argues for equal rights and strong national defense through peaceful policy.
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National Republican Convention
United States
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American Republic
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Our Country and Liberal Pension Policy Support
The speaker urges remembrance of the republic and warns against pension system threats. He calls for stronger labor bureau action, higher wages up to eight dollars a day, and fair public lands policy. He advocates free homes for all and improved Indian administration, with secure, public lands for the people.
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Republica
Labor Bureau
Vast Compile of 19th Century Clippings From New York News
A mixed digest of late news items lists diverse notices and incidents from various places. It mentions oil production in Pennsylvania, a giant gum tree in Cherokee County Texas, a yard fire at Duboistown Pa, volcanic notes about Popocatapetl, a preacher’s fall in Ontario, a New Haven fire, mineral discoveries in Wisconsin, and camp meetings on Lookout Mountain. Also cited are a paralytic incident in Loomton Ontario, a burning stable in New Haven, a soldierly tribute in Michigan, a saloon tax seizure in Cleveland, a Dodge City feud resulting in a deputy’s death, a yellow fever quarantine near Havana, a Cincinnati oil firm’s bankruptcy, a Newfoundland gale, and commodity prices in Chicago trade. The compilation reflects broad national incidents and local curiosities typical of late 19th century press.
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New York
Buffalo
Texas
Mexico
Pennsylvania
Cherokee County
Corcoran, Richards & Co
Duboistown
Lookout Mountain
Southern Association of Spiritualists
Fopocatapetl
Mount Blane
Dean Boomer
Loiron
Ont
Chapter
Simday
Peck & Bishop
New Haven
Gunn
O. Finkteston
Logis
Matilda A. Schultz
New York Health Board
Cincinnati
Cholera reports and unrest across European ports
Reports from Marseilles Toulon and Paris detail deaths from cholera and public panic over coffin shipments. The Russian frontier guards tighten against the disease while London coverage notes a large Hyde Park trades union demonstration.
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Pari
Marseilles
Toulon
Paris
Public Aid
St. Petersncne
Lonxoon
Hyde Park
Kenry M. Stanley
African International Association
Conzo
England
Caso
Usman Digna
Suakima
Gorson
de Lesseps
International Technical Commission
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Farmer and Observer Publishing Company
Telegraphic News
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Chautauqua County
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Thomas Tracy
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Charles Nesbit
Miners’ Union
Old Price
Jane Grey Swishelm
Pietspenais
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Mr. Swisahem
Gloucester
Groucester
Harvey & Farr
Amackenzie
McDonald’s
Parmenter, Rice & Co
T. A. Langford & Son
Henry Martin
Wanama
Pawan
Coleo
Canal Hospital
Jase Ball
Creveraxn
Clevelanda
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