Republican Ticket Returns Dubious Roster Of Candidates
A garbled list shows the Republican ticket with names for president and various state and county offices. The OCR text includes multiple misspellings and misordered items such as Benjamin Harrison for president Levi Morton for vice president and George Hunt as attorney general, with several other offices and candidates listed in a messy sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Harrison
Levi D. Morton
Joselil W. Fife
Lyman B. Ray
Isaac N. Vearson
Charles W. Pavey
Charles Becker
Giveral
George Hunt
Congress
Robert Kk.mitt
Asinets Board of Equalization
James J. Nefy
Gircult
William L Brady
Oscar E, Ean
W.H. Butterfield
Garonor
Owen TE. Stearns
Robert I. Wiles
George W. Pepoon
Levitt. Bray
Why Ireland is Poor and Free Trade's Effect in History
An 1860s speech fragment argues prosperity under free trade is blocked by domestic policy. It claims labor, agriculture, and public works suffer while national wealth declines due to tariffs and misrule, urging policy shift before the current session ends. The piece cites Daniel Machallan's presidential message as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Brelvid
James Buchanan
Oni Pt Yabo
Political Speech in 19th Century Party Ties
Fragmentary OCR reflects a steam era political speech claiming Democratic and Prohibition themes. The text references Kentucky voters, a veteran president, and alleged manipulation of the black vote in the South, with scattered names and phrases indicating party confrontation and electoral strategy.
In the Saddle with the Confederacy and Democratic Leaders
The article recalls Confederate leaders and Southern governors amid a postwar political landscape. It lauds veterans in commerce and government, praising Democratic figures like Hampton Butler and Marmaduke, and notes the influence of three Northern states in shaping the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Mierce
Iota Richardson
Georgia
Gordon
Missouri
Old South
Green
Alwinydep
Logan
Henate
Hampton
Gloriany
Butler
House
Ritcanyon
Senate
James G Blaine Defends Labor Wages and Democratic Policy
James G Blaine contends the wage issue is not a class battle but a test of whether the working majority will consent to a Democratic administration whose policies may lower wages. He argues the laborer must decide at the ballot box with his vote and future generations in mind.
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Ton
Tohm
de. Aranha
S. Ahea
Itepiual
Alepling
James G. Blaine
Cntor
Bay of New York
Amertett
Theodore Kundinger
Freeport
Two Platforms. Republican and Prohibition Policy Clash
Fragmented text outlines Republican and Prohibition platforms opposing national alcohol taxes and foreign import duties. It advocates repeal of internal taxes, preservation of protective tariffs, and strong emphasis on tobacco and liquor tax policy as a revenue and economic tool. The tone signals party division over alcohol, tariffs, and revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Wericul
What Ben Harrison Says
Ben Harrison argues against exporting labor issues to Europe and China. He advocates protest and labor against contract labor and calls for a protective system to address pauperism and crime linked to foreign labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Harrison
Parni
Europe
Fragmented speech on reform and morality in 19th century politics
A fragmented discourse argues for moral virtue and loyalty to authority, praising the Republican principle and the Homestead Act. It contends reforms should center on spiritual values, duty, and patriotism, contrasting protections for American homes with broader policy debates. Mentions Protectors of the American home and President Abraham Lincoln era ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Tawi
Mowlay Speech Attacks New England Tariff Question
Jim Blaine recounts remarks by Postmaster General Dickinson arguing that protectionism hurts the West while New England profits. He cites statistics on grain, wool, bread, meat, butter, lumber, copper and other Western exports, urging radical tariff change to rebalance benefits between regions.
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Mowlay
Chandimes
Blaine
Cran Raplin
Mahlan
Don
M. Dickinson
Myr
Uiaing
Chairmer
Ellizana
Michigan
New England
Cain
Detroit
Con. M. Dickingon
Wrier
Cleveland
Diekmon
West
Dickinson
Jingland
Ocean
Old England
Alger
Nhatabe
My. Cleveland
Australia
Canada
Wisconsin
Minnesota
On Dickinson
United States
Bouthen States
Junnsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Protective Tariff Speech Cites New England and West Growth
A political orator extols protective tariffs, claiming they boost New England and Western industries. He cites trade balances, $327,000,000 in England exports, and regional industrial figures for Grand Rapids, with references to Lincoln, the war, and New England soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New Jngland
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Abraham Lincoln
Wade
Dickingon
Louughter
Cleveland
Llauaghter
Bayard
Einbolt
Dickinson
Pederilista
Missouri
Kentucky
Wywens. Org
Chears
Charles James Pax
Don M. Dickingon
Charles ‘James Pox
The Correct Time and the Liver Health Theories
A rambling odds and ends piece discusses timekeeping accuracy and liver health linking a flawless liver to avoiding diseases. It cites Vierees discovery and lauds Maj. Powell's Colorado desert reclamation idea, framing the American Garden of America as a fertile land akin to the Nile with Fort Yuma bananas noted.
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Antony
Vieree
Olden
Nels Ag Aurea
Americ
Maj. Powell
Colorado
Congress
Jaquin Miller
North America
Arizona
Cily
Egypt
America
Miller
Fort Yuma
Ita
Africa
The Tenni Le Skin From Outdoor Exercise
A New York World item cites a physician praising two female skin types from summer activity. The “tennis-like skin” is described as satin smooth, clear, and healthy from daily perspiration and sun exposure. A second “curl bath skin” results from thorough sweating but with less contour perfection.
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Beanty
Ghyor
New York World
How Mye Do Greeting Customs From Autumn to Reunion
A compilation of varied excerpts traces the autumn greeting “How dʻye do” across social reunions and veteran gatherings, contrasting cordial exchanges with humorous slang. It also notes naval engineers praising eucalyptus boiler scale prevention, and sketches portraits of African chiefs, Bismarck, and literary ventures amid a collage of travel and public notices.
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Genson
Witumn
Simaesi
Grant Army
Tittsbury Bulletin
Worry and Fret Dull Today’s Joy and Health
A fragment urges readers to stop excessive planning and fear about tomorrow. It warns worry drains present happiness and accelerates aging, urging calmer living and less fret over future outcomes.
Paraguay Women Colorful Villages And War Time Romance
A Boston Transcript reprint extols Paraguay’s landscapes and praises its women. It describes a small wartime population shift leaving many women, their graceful dress, simple daily life, and vibrant dances. The piece romanticizes female beauty and communal joy amid climate and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paraguay
Miter
Narancaros
Sonny Wilside
Boston Transcript
Elegant Stationery Tastes and Sealing Wax Revival
The piece notes preferences in paper and envelopes for refined writing. It praises small square or shagreen paper, declares large square envelopes, and long narrow styles for notes. It warns against Wright colors and condemns green paper. sealing wax again gains favor for correspondence. A bold recruitment line at the end seeks 2000 men and boys for dangerous duties in N. B Loos Warness shire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire
Wright
BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIER ANT BLOOD MAKER SHAM CURE
An advertised claim promotes Beggs' Blood Purifier as a universal medicine offering global satisfaction by purifying the blood. The ad guarantees payment if the product fails to work, and is attributed to Fiumert & Worrell, Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiumert & Wrrell
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Freeport Daily Journal
Journal Printing Company
Chicago
Poatofice
Iinota
Freeport, Ill
Jim Blaine
England
Gotlemen
Skear
Gberhardt
Navy Yard
Board of Naval Engineers
Scientife American
D Baucroft
Mia. Polk
Nashville
Torn
Prestudent
Bor
Miaé
Arunner
Bin
Board the Trade
Wellington
Napier’s
Ilv
Thoda Soho
Jimmy Boyd
Senio Buch En
Til
Kissingen
Bismarck
Huis
Wuph
Tobert
Louis Stavensor
South Seas
Brovelwion
Aldi
Nydigate
Steven- Bow
Lim
Milton Cont
Tavadlixe
Prentics
Freeport College of Commerce
Elnes
Winans & Stoddard
Illinois
Land
Glaves
N. B Loos Warness Shire
Stephenson Street
Stephenson St
Freeport, Tl
C. A, McCnamara & Co
C. A. McNamara & Co
Septtdsewet
Mus
M. E. Borpnir
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Kansas
Boyer
Teeter
Douek, Teeter & Co
Sidney Nebr
Peoples’ Column
Iuser
Baia
Calona
Leomsenay
Ania Barnes
Aili Bee
Taylor and
Henderann
ILA Rin
Dakota Territory
N. Linsley
Chicago Street
Rou Port
Kent—Na
Fay Street
Aapel
Hansawark
Wan Uent Ave
Hane & Hunment
Chia
Deneavons
Ct Rosebrougl
Tady
Ini Alive
Anita
Hilger
Bailey
Bern
Galena
Chicago Ata
Star Clothing House
Mitchell's Corner
Fall Millinery
H Be
Bogar
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