Campaign 1884 and Blaine for President Rally
A chaotic OCR excerpt urges subscription and coverage of 1884 campaign news. It cites figures, editors, and voices from Washington and New York while praising Blaine, criticizing Cleveland, and urging Irish voters to unite against the Know Nothing influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
American Statesman
Accon
Repubicans
Blaine
Cleveland
United States
Liewar
Isj
Democratic Party
America
Lue
Tew
Trish Iligena
Tishmen
Inshinen
James C. Blaine
Sober Thoughts for Sabbath Reading
A long collection of religious quotations and meditations from various authors and pastors. It emphasizes personal virtue, prayer, study of the Bible, humility, and the church’s duty to reach all levels of society with moral guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snathsorne
Bishop Simpson
World of Sport quick notes and boxing chatter
Larry Brooks challenges Sullivan to box George Brooke four rounds while Marquis of Queensbury rules govern. Reports say Rowell and Fitzgerald may clash in a six day event. London Hall sees a wild day as Dilly McLean’s gold watch is battered by a pitched ball. English swimmer James Finney and Stalybridge’s John Haggerty set a 300 yards pro Lancashire championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Brooks
Sullivan
George Brooke
Marquis of
Dilly McLean
Dorgan
New York
James Finney
John Haggerty
Stalybridge
England
Lancashire
Dhat
W. EE. Johnson
Kitheman
Thompson
Daltrey
Billy Madden
Mitehch
Harry Webb
J. Burke
Mace
Billy Bennett
Mike Cleary
Matlahan
Stoddard
Jim Keenan
John Kilrain
Billy Farnan
Richard K. Pax
Faranigrain
Fort Wayne
Clu
Harry Smith
Keokuk
Jefferson City
Matasha Sorakichi
James Guigley
Police Department
Turn Itall
Quigley
Jan
Jand
Matalda
James Pilkington
Matasda
James C. Daly
Wm. £. Harding
Fashionable fall attire in old world adornments
The article details fashion trends with ornate brocaded plastics, silver fittings, and gems used for fringes, collars, and belts. It notes high Spanish combs, velvet and satin trims, lace, and shot silks for evening wear, plus new concepts in traveling and dress alterations with elaborate hats and gigantic jewelry items. It highlights hats, cloaks, and bonnets decorated by life like animal motifs and the trend toward oversized earrings and elephant motifs as dominant adornments.
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Satur Evening Observer
National
James G. Blaine
Maine
John A. Logan
Nlinoig
Willis D. Leet
Chautanpua
Harvey D. Elaina
Poland
Sessioux
Oscar H. Houck
Arkwright
Lester F. Stearns
Dunkirk
IL J. Yates
Jamestown
Charles Blood
Emmons J. Swift
Forestville
Assembly
Bana Ploughton
Mina
Por
Julien T. Williams
Dunkick
Tis
Tiree
Tracy
Enerich
Hemi
Ligrfielkl
Jude Foraker
Fix Brooklyn
Anericet
Labor
Mmaaiin
Hkubarer
Washington
Fimes
Aeorietard
Ali Guk
Butler
Mies
Boeton Pleradd
Ston Hoan
Thatne
Thomas Jeferson
George Washington
The
Chicago Times
Ma. Blaise
N. Y. Mail and Express
Ofer
Oly
de Banox Norvgsagong
Poles
Oscar Dickson
London
Sant
Morrison
Alo
Ees
le Pica Courtess
COSCO
Eyndauly
Albaasber Solvans
Spaak
Init
Samel C. Blatnte
Tous Devoy
the Irish Nation
Bailey
Christ
Tillotson
Spurgeon
Coleridge
Chesterfield
Dr. Pullman
Elizabeth Prestige
Archbishop Hare
Thomas Adan
Jesus of Nazareth
Almeroy
Cecil
Davy
Escawen
Guthrie
Thee
Cuyler
Gannett
eGod
Jesus
Tieo. T
Cay. Jer
Hev
A. Kitredge
James Campbell
Holy Ghost
A. ©. Thompson
Miss Invergal
Rovert Doig
the World OF Sport
Dubndy Rockefeller
Geo. Smith
Mondey
Smith
Pofin Gibson
Ryan
McLaughlin
San Speiman
Pellowmay
Frank
Dover Bros
Jom Mace
Alleghenies
Mtustting Hoeace
Philips
Grand Haws
Dem Mace
Mlace
John Knifton
Jack Massey
Sue
Excelsior
the Fashion
Atyre of
Lathes
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