Campaign 1884 and Odds and Ends in The Saturday Observer
The Saturday Observer announces a postpaid 35 cent weekly subscription through Dec 1 and promises political news, editorials for family reading, and full coverage of candidates. It notes many brief items on politics, society, and notable figures, including Sitting Bull in show business, Sheridan’s criticism, and the death of Senator Anthony.
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Saiturday Observer
Toway
Gow
Sarcebay Oeserver
Republican Party
Election notes and rival papers stir New York politics
A Staten Island school election sees women voting amid intimidation attempts by Amen Brighton, yet they prevail. The piece notes a new pictorial weekly Munsey's Henetrated Weekly rising in New York with a Republican tilt, while several religious papers doubt support for Cleveland. Various editorials discuss Irish politics, party strategies, and local election outlooks across New York and nearby states.
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Staten Island
N. Y
Brighton
Rumeeller Ag
Morality and Protection in 1892 Campaign Debates
A Philadelphia Press editorial argues against Governor Cleveland over moral charges and his candidacy for President. It contrasts protectionist and free trade impacts on wages and living costs, urging voters to defend national labor interests and wage levels amid English influence and party accusations.
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United States
Cleveland
Wagot
Blaine
England
Pile Remedy Promises Permanent Cure at Low Cost
The ad describes piles with back and abdominal discomfort and indigestion symptoms. A moisture and itching after warmth are noted. Dr Bosanke's Pile Remedy is advertised to absorb tumors, relieve emia, and offer a permanent cure for 50 cents. Address The Dr Hosanko Medicine Co. Piryu 0. Sold by EH. PB. Monroe.
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Pereney
Sober thoughts for sab bath reading
A collection of devotional quotes about purity, sincerity, obedience, and faith drawn from various authors. It weaves reflections from Bradford, George MacDonald, Longfellow, Pascal, Browne, Froude, and others on virtue, patience, sympathy, and the search for divine meaning, urging steadfast living and active faith.
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Bradford
George | MacDonald
The Fashion Forecast for Fall Attire and Colorways
Red remains stylish with yellow florals and velvet and lace costumes slated for early fall. Astrakhan jersey and mohair wool blends appear as new textures while iron rust and mushroom tones lead color trends. Paris street styles contrast with New York, and bold embroidery plus beading decorate dresses and wraps.
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Astrakhan
Paris
New York
Packed Horseracing Notes From Abundant 19th Century Bets
A summary of racing gossip and prices includes Blue Bull mare Florence ML sold for 2000 to Battle Creek buyers, while bets and trades involve Maud S. and Jay Eye See. Dexter trots 2 17 on rough tracks with outdated gear. Stallions and mares fetch large sums, with Vanderbilt and Bonner in contentious discussions over Maud S. and related horses. Attica fair looms next week.
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W. A. Jones
Rushville
Ind
Florence
Battle Creek
Mich
Busbey
J. I. Case
Bland
Maud S
Jay-Eye
Richard K. Fox
Robert Bonner
Maud
Mr. Bonner
Bonner
Voices of Faith on Prayer and Providence
The piece reflects on prayer as a model given by God and quotes Faber and Beecher. It notes talent needing guidance, the Israelites long journey to liberty, and mankind's dependence on God and each other. It contrasts human pride with divine gifts and hints at times of hardship provoking gratitude and petition.
Baseball Talk Buzzes Through Early Season Struggles
East Ball. Barnie's Baltimore club has not been shut out this season. Mulvey of the Philadelphias suffers a sprained leg. Hoover of the Keystone disbanded team stars with Harry Wright’s Southern club. The Buffalos released Collins for poor hitting. he shines at Indianapolis. Phat may not catch soon after a badly cut thumb. McCormick Glasscock and Briod signed 1845 contracts for large sums. Stearns likely to be released by the Baltimore Americans. York moved to assistant manager. Dundon of Columbus fined $10 for signaling contempt to the umpire. Dan Leary reinstated by Indianapolis. American Association notified to grant consent. Boston players denounce league ball as too loose. Metropolitans lead the race, Providence club praised. Hugh Daly’s arm tale recounted. accident in Baltimore theatre caused amputation. Tom Deasley of St. Louis called the greatest talker among pros. Browning of the Louisvilles complains of rival chatter during games.
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Baltimore
Mulvey
Philadelphias
Hoover
Keystone
Harry Wrigh
Stearns
Baltimore Americans
York
Dundon
Columbus
Dan Leary
Indianapolis
American Association
Wikoff
Boston
Morrill
Metropolitans
Tom Deasley
St. Louis
Browning
Louisvilles
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Woman Suffrage
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