Evening Observer Printer's note on publication and political campaign remarks
The Evening Observer critiques press practices and advertising deadlines while noting political campaign statements about Blaine and Logan. It rejects claims of brutal remarks by Logan and affirms cordial relations between the candidates, emphasizing responsible journalism and advertiser procedures.
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Tite Tofime
Adidle Qupicvasantiess
Ariben
Blaine
Logan
Saydog
Taine
Grave responsibility for the democratic party in power loss
The passage laments the Democrats losing power on a dark day, arguing 24 years since they held the reins, and questions whether they can reclaim reforms and advance the people’s interests. It urges a free ballot and fair count in the South, and warns of the party’s fate in the coming four years.
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Democratic Party
Bagh
Ligt
Republicas
Cleveland
Isdig
Ohio River
New York
Michigan
Minnnesota
Wall
Independents blame Curtis for Blaine defeat in New York
The piece rebuts George W. Curtis's charge that independent voters in New York and Brooklyn saved Cleveland by undermining Blaine. It argues disaffected Republicans, not lack of popular support for Cleveland, caused Blaine's loss and predicts Curtis's faction will lose influence after Cleveland's inauguration. It mentions Frank Bhaton and office distribution as motives debated.
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George W. Curtis
New York
Tharper
Ant
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Blaine
Curtis
Bastc
Wesnya
Frank Bhatton
Binine
Editorial notes reveal a patchy campaign landscape and political intrigue
A jumble of 19th century political chatter covers election outcomes in Oneida and Denver, with references to party counts in Washington Territory, possible speakership bids for John McCarloney, and sensational lines about James A. Garfield era politics. Mention is made of London police strength, Detroit and Detroit district strategy, and Gen Logan’s legacy.
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London
United States
Pittsburg
John McCarloney
Philadelphia
Leuers
Blaine and Cleveland Girls Stage Humorous Campaign Antics
At Vassar College the Blaine girls led parades with candles and umbrellas and clashed with Cleveland supporters who snuffed lights and tore banners. After the election a Cleveland banquet saw Blaine supporters in wait staff roles, and the result reversed expectations as the season closes.
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Vassar College
Blaine
Cleveland
Political musings and notes on Blaine in northern states
The piece assesses a political landscape with Blaine's support in Ohio Illinois California New York and New Jersey and notes Republican strength in the north while the south remains crucial for future gains. It describes election procedures in New York and recalls remarks about Blaine from a party figure and a judge, then shifts to various short notes on science and local curiosities.
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New York Tribune
Republicis
Sir John
Air Blaine
President Garfield
Ohio
Ilinois
California
New York
New Jersey
Sama
Republican National Committee
Blaine
Lis
Llenow
Jaine
Congress
Yim
LZH
Lin Che
Capitol
Thuman
House of Congress
Bleine
Subd sevens in old phrase explained by irregular writing
The text surveys explanations of the expression subd sevens and favors a theory that the six and seven digits show irregular handwritten strokes when written as ambic ammerats. It notes prior attributions to Shakespeare and other writers, concludes with cautious conjecture about stroke positions, and calls for historical corroboration.
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Lowseley
Taylor
Water Pout
Shakespeare
Tishard
Mares
Market News Wrapup Mixed Rates and Prices Across Goods
Market notes from New York and Cincinnati report mixed commodity prices and banking rates, with call money firm, mercantile paper high, and U.S. government bonds steady. Wheat futures shift, corn and oats confirming varied cash and futures levels, while hogs and cattle show mixed regional demand and prices.
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Prite Mercantile
United States
Ladlway Morteages
Suite
Nickel Plate Passenger Trains Timetable
The New Trunk Line trains are updated with the latest amenities for safe, speedy travel. At Chicago passengers arrive and depart Union Depot Van Buren Street and NYLE depot at Buffalo. The following timetable is in effect October 6, 1984, until further notice.
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Chicago
Union Depot
van Beren Street
NX. Y
Buffalo
Buffalo time table fragment from LiFALO line
Fragment of a Buffalo time table notice describing through connections at Buffalo to and from Boston New York Albany Syracuse Rochester and points east. Tickets and baggage checked to all line points. Obtain full timetable from company agents Superintendent and local agent details shown.
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Chicago
Valparaiso
Yetu
Wayne
Wayen
Fostoria
Gy & Arcener -Lellerec
Gleveland
Painesville
Ashtabula
Conneaut
Evie
Dunkirk
Buffalo
Lewis Williams
Horner
Gen Aver
Cleveland
Bufilo
Boston
New York
Albany
Syracuse
Rochester
Damige
Dunkirk and Fredonia Rail Schedule Notice
Notice from Dunkirk and Fredonia 3t it ic on and after Monday November 1884 a railway timetable will operate by New York time. Details are garbled but indicate a routine schedule change on the line serving Dunkirk and Fredonia with daily departures around morning and afternoon hours.
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Creek
Dunkirk
Titusville
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A. Mola
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Parker
Pittsburg
P.M
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Arker
Foxbur
Zac Franklins
Tea
Centerville
Ee Clymer
Panama
Ae Crman
Myvilles
Brocton
Fyangola
Tryonville
Lutysvile
Fredonia
Cara
Thia Road
N.Y
Timeas
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