Local Town Meeting Holds Delegate Totals and Voting Thresholds
A fragment describes a town committee structure with wards and towns voting delegates. It outlines one delegate per town or ward and one per 400 votes for specific candidates, plus an extra delegate for every fraction of twenty or more. Names of committee members and locations are partially listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanahip Onudtsen
Rock Grove
Waddais Winslow
RA Winra
Heemury
Froaport
Tithy 45
Bho
Hinata
Carroll
de Payless
Feengork
Minola
G. Hes
Honinatiik
Ktate
FolWiwaz
Volostet
Stephensor
U Lick
Carri
Iran
WATT
Tikhene
Irbr
Republican Senatorial Convention and Local Nominations
Fragmented report outlines Republican events in Stephenson County and Freeport in August and September. It notes delegates, candidate announcements for clerk, state attorney, coroner, surveyor, and county offices, plus a Democratic-Chicago speech by Col. Cameron commenting on allies and Prohibitionists amid a heated party contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varios Twahrips
Stephensar Couity
Freeport
Tepera House
Raeport
Bis
Stephens County
Banikat
Republian
Corqner
Menber
le Enaena
Elie Dada Ress
Thorn Will Bend
Repuvlugi
Sadunday Eventing
Auzusulg
Deregibes Tant Atepiianson Vounty
Mepibdlean Couverthatt
Wilcoxon
Opera Louse
Tuorday
Aline
Ohrauit
Oir
Caraner
Hort
Tbs
Paltig
Bergman & Bureman
Nthe
Fennaylvanti
Tate- Bates
Bry
Ofice
Stephenson Guypty
Republican County Convention
Strarns
Camerons
Minojs
Chan
Cameron
Chicago
Wade
Cleveland
Illinois
Valmer
Palmer
Cal
Allencia
American farmers and the push for independent home markets
A discussion cites Russian wheat prospects and European demand, arguing foreign dependence hurts U S farmers. It endorses protectionist policy as stabilizing for producers and consumers, calling for a permanent home market and a durable national independence from old world trade. The piece references Republican platform as aligned with this vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Odeasa
Russia
Europe
Atlantic
Amerie
Parepe
Chuapast
Liverpool
Oueasa
India
America
Republican Party
Special pension battle over veteran widow in Congress
The piece rails against President Cleveland for vetoing a pension bill after a brave Oregon veteran Butterfield served three years and his family relied on final earnings. It urges reform, condemns political obstruction, and contrasts with a Logan pension move, arguing Cleveland blocks relief for needy soldiers and widows amid public anger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gover Cleveland
Hollie
Bol Anguatis Botterfeld
Toney A. Mix
Sevonth Ulnoi Cavalry
Wis
Mat
Oregon
Memphis
Dolin Tiebyie
Tlh Voy
Louse Square
Teles Buris
Koeliver
Grand Army West
Willy Howers
New Hampshire
Conperesa
Apieb
Oawanld
Congress
John A. Logan
Hong
Honda
Chavy Syaniedeut Chicaga Dite Geen
Cleveland’s Civil Service pledge at White House entry
Cleveland assumed the presidency with a pledge to carry forward his administration by strengthening civil service reforms. The statement emphasized merit and efficiency as guiding principles for public appointments and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
White House
United States
Democratic attack on Grover Cleveland and party unity
The excerpt portrays Democratic criticism of Grover Cleveland, accusing Republicans of treachery and rebels, while denouncing Cleveland’s character and alleged lack of noble traits. It depicts party zeal, opposition to Lepb- Tieans, and calls for unity through opposition to Cleveland’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Settam
Yaseala
Lo Hive
Alles
Amd
Patronsysa
Sone
Teapporhands
Democratic Party
Grover Cheve Jancd
Chaeler
Bene Flewnse
Fou
Grover Reveland
Phune
Cladland
Genel Sherman
Cleveland
Fragmented rant questions future votes and loyalties
A highly distorted, fragmentary text questions political loyalties and the honesty of leaders. It references elections, promises, and the burden of proof, mentioning terms like southern Deaoerets and northern farmer, while including garbled names and phrases.
Anglomantacs and English influences in America discussed
A fragmentary column debates Anglophilia and language in American life, arguing English customs and speech shape national identity. It contrasts American and British traits, notes fashion and schooling links to England, and contemplates cultural leverage and class tendencies amid emigrant interactions. The piece cites Darwin, German learning, and English journals while reflecting on American self-perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eury
di Ming
Por Appleton
Bondon
Newport
Coron
Sone Custer
Daria
Iewell
England
Krenek Pouidardé
Nan Bo
Amd
Germany
Ace
Darwin
Jesus Aedes
Dave Ey
Indy
Enghind
Jnerieatt
Webi Sentiel
Eoachenen
Lt Harkows
Philos
Max Muller
America
Anmericais
Brangoruia
Migginson
Wormer
World naval commission probes navies in New York visit
The article notes a naval commission examining global navies and government affairs, arriving in New York recently. It mentions Japanese commercial envoys and a tour of works, with observers detailing intercultural exchanges and the broader aims of investigative diplomacy and commercial ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cenvelera Peeinglus Alyhia
Uray
Giao
Counselos
Nw York
Japanrese Ciredad Niaah Finong
Taseinds Qienhes
Inbigg
Willy Chopatteks
America
Myrope
Ie Peantise
Alfred
New York News
Basememt Frogs Dominate McCanon Lake District
A bizarre report describes frogs thriving in a basement near McCanon's lake fed by oil from machinery. The engineer Marta Pest watches the frogs, which are hunted for food by locals and sold to hotels. The frogs' oily diet yields plump, tasty specimens valued by diners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCanon
Marta Petst
Bin
Wonong
Dwse Green
Pap House
Lind Lee
St. Pan
Hotala
Restauranta
Optenies
Val Pinyeor Press
Fragmented Read On Wealth and Desire In Quiet Chicago
The passage discusses inner restraint and temptation in a muddled dialogue. It references wealth, misers, and self control, with scattered remarks about property, debt, and personal conduct. The text presents a noisy stream of thoughts on wealth, minimal social gains, and the pull of satisfaction versus restraint.
Electric motors rival steam engines for small workshops
In Poplar Sones News the piece notes electric motors as a substitute for steam power, highlighting ready lights, daytime use for workshops, and lower costs than steam. It discusses a Hogston motor delivering ten feet of satisfaction, easier startup, and suitability for small establishments, with steam favored only for heavy work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drideratte
Poplar Sones News
Predictions of a Coming Crash and Financial Ruin
A garbled forecast warns of a sweeping ruin beginning with the breakup of M. Reeretai's copper ring and the bankruptcy of ML de Lesseps' Peotane Canal company. Wealthy and small investors face loss as France's leaders and copper industries are implicated. Public fear spreads amid claims of widespread deception and anticipated market collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranen
Tian Hat
Shee Jaan
M. Reeretai
Aiidend
ML de Lesseps
Peotane Canal Company
Tal Tle Tig Digneral Houses
Fraycs
It Dla Ringing
Lhousanitts
Prenchinen
M. de Lesseps
Que
Unanimous Verdict on Bitters and Cholera Cure
Testimonies tout Mice the Bitters as cure for rheumatism and liver kidney diseases with claims of relief after six bottles. Electric Bitters praised by Abraham Hare as best selling medicine, while Cholera and Cholera Morbus remedy by Chamberlain is extolled for dysentery diarrhea and blood disease. Trains offer comfort via Michigan Central and competing lines with through sleepers Chicago to Torontal. medicines sold by Emmert & Burrell and Bromert & Burrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WD Sult
Bippus
Ind
Abraham Hare
Bellville
Ohio
Atticnjs
Emninert & Oral
Goal
Emmert & Burrell
Bond
Michigan Central
Niagana Falls
New York Central
Boston & Albay
Chicago
New York
Boston
West Wagner
Amoldius
Ue Moehigarn Central
HK. McLeord
Wemingford
Net
Siyay
Chatsbenain
Bromert& Burerell
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Reeport Daily Journal
SOFS
Pano
Journal Printing Company
Gerneral
Stephen
Chio
Chionga
Pontnics
Fairport, Ill
Presla
Ben
Ntamin
Carison
Far Vico
Levi L. Morton
Josint Wek
TN Over
Lyman
Ray
Hiate
Isaac N. Pearson
Public Aconnss
Charles W. Pave
Kines Becke
Cienerad
Georgi Hunt
Hen Robere
James L Nerf
Tagain
Anton Af Olroult
Clark
Jonatlda
Aw Dariels
Olreule Glark
Conunty Gorvention
Viroult Court
Oarty
Watt. Ican
Stephensau County
Pregrek
Wavcond
Ntale
Aetdtanane County
Republican County
Osea Bo Lhe
Suryuyar
Alice Vo
Burnky
K. Baldwin
Stephanson County
W. M. Putnam
Anit
Col. Cameron
Don” Fifer
Dbrepre Tinea
Osbriek
Kinsell
Alayer
Minoner
Goa
Bers
Artiels
Daedhar Colhan
John A. Barohard
United States Railway Abil Ghark
Clarehard
Jainee
Tye Young Tengeris
Civil Service Department
Andrew Joelson
Burehiwad
Regis
Burehard
Agco
Iva
Ton. Lloratio OC
Borehard
Gloveland
Ian
Publi Teast
Public Service
Cleveland’s Civil Service
Tara the
Bat Fc
Wendy
Vega
Hiv Alitemert
Gonorad
Goninwe
DatYalo
Brea
George
Aly BO
Dijimonds
Ann Semdor
Atlante City
Llos
Mbeiria Motors
Lisdlivs
Denes
Chicago & North- Western Railway
Minnesota
Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Jude
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Rockford, Ill
Wbaditiee Oee Eietee
Rockford
Freeport College OF Commerce
Northwest
Dwest
Davites
Winans & Stoddard
Rook Ford
Chimpu
St. Tantuls Way
Agvareaani
DIGS
Alis Ghote
sHiproval Cernig
Feroralahs
Gradig
Hekad
Lansing
Abita
Wiewster
Gyor Kala
Taylor Analiene
Lainie
Iney Ward
Dakota Territory
Etty Property
Linsley
Spa
Phon
Pert
Anth
Diffenbaugh's
Rockbottom
Callan
Diffenbaugh & Son
Stephenson St
Brewster House
Bongye & Schwarz
Galena St
Freeport, Illinois
T Gere Mian-American Loan &Trust Co
Soux Alst
Deh
GAP
Oneeovors
Kred Gund
D. C. Stover
Jas M. Halley
J. ?. Pettigrew
Fanies J. Naeil
R. Chinn
Ta, Robinson
Dm. Bailey
Dr. Ti
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