Cleveland’s Letter of Acceptance for the Presidency
The article prints Grover Cleveland’s full acceptance letter dated September 9, detailing his view of the duties of the presidency, the need to reform tariff and taxation, protection of labor, and opposition to trusts, with calls for labor support and immigration limits. It also includes editorial notes on the Fairfield fair and local items.
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Cleveland
Washington
Patrick A. Collins
United States
National Democracy
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Senate
Europe
Americ
Iine
Grover Cleveland
Local School Openings and Farm Threshing Update
Salina reports Miss Ollie Edwards starts fall term at Germanville Monday and Miss Clara Dunlap begins at No. 5 east of town. Farmers in the area are mostly through threshing. Mr. O W Hecathorn of McPherson, Kansas, visiting with sister Mrs. L C Edwards this past week.
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Jervis Harvey
Jervis
A. H. Stalker
Richland
E. A. Groves
Lenox
Melva
Ollie Kendall
Daisy Mathews
Eli Jones
Kansas
Steve Wood
Ollie Edwards
Germanville
Clara Dunlap
O. W. Hecathorn
McPherson, Kansas
L. C. Edwards
Grenier Brothers Circus and Managerie At This Place
The Grenier Brothers circus and menagerie appeared on Tuesday to fair audiences praising their animals, horses, and Mayfair setup. The report lauds the show as the best traveling West with well-dressed staff and polished facilities.
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Grenier Brothers
Nebraska
Nelson
Herald
Pleasant Plain Social Notes and Local Updates
Thomas Brady returns from Osceola visit. H M Allerdice clerks for J Harvey and Son. Thomas Charles expects to become a town citizen soon. Willie Eck returns from Keokuk visit. Anna Smith and Mary Freeman were at the county seat Friday. Mrs Edwards loses a valuable four colt gored by a cow.
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H. M. Allerdice
J. Harvey and Son
Thomas Charles
Willie Eck
Keokuk
Anna Smith
Mary Freman
Maine Leader Brown Backs Cleveland and Putnam
Gen. John Marshall Brown a prominent Maine soldier and Portland banker will vote for Cleveland for President and for Putnam for Governor supporting their tariff and fishery policy.
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John Marshall Brown
Maine
Portland
Cleveland
Putman
Farewell sermons and county notes from Glasgow
Glasgow items report a farewell sermon by the Methodist minister last Sunday and lists of visitors including Harlan Parker Ottumwa and Denver native Jackson Watkins. It notes threshing, school repairs, and a new teacher Miss Maggie McGeer, plus local travel to state fairs and encampments.
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Glasgow
Harlan Parker
Ottumwa
J D. Howell
James Hammens
Afton
Jackson Watkins
Denver
Colorado
James Fulton
Des Moines
Alex
Dug
Watkins
Maggie McGeer
Mt. Pleasant
Birmingham
Will McElwee
Mose Kiger
Columbus
Ohio
Frank Gilmer
Fairfield
Kentucky
S. Crane
Jo. Campbell
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