Republican Ticket and Platforms in Illustrative 1898 Print
The item lists Republican ticket candidates for president and state offices, with names such as Benjamin Harrison and Levi Morton, plus references to Joseph W. Fifer and Charles W. Pavey. It also reproduces English compliments for Cleveland and Irish, plus segments of Republic Platform rhetoric and tariff debate. The piece presents a period-era political ad-like summary with multiple party-related names and platform cues.
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Benjamin Harrison
Levl P, Morton
Goyer
Joseph W. Fifer
Ceutenant
Wovernor
LYMA
Ands
Barc Ntearson
Charles W. Pavey
Tate
Charles Becker
Vor
George Sunt
Ker
Robert W. Tate
Hillnots
James
Rayintivation
NEFF
William J. Brady
Attornay
Uscar
EB. Heard
Sar’ W
Tered Eld
Foy Qoraner
Owen Estas
Robert I. Wiles
George W. Pepoon
Levi T. Bray
Fragmented critique on trade and wages in a press piece
A broken OCR segment argues that a Democratic paper on free trade would harm workers by undermining domestic wages. It suggests that freeing markets could force wage cuts and broader poverty, implying labor is compelled by a global pact. The text cites U S trade disputes and economist opinions.
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Hugland
New York
Political Parties and Presidential Re-Election Reflections
excerpts from 1844 and Harper's Weekly discuss the danger to democratic action from a long incumbent, praising the Republican Party as the guardian of liberty and national virtue. Quotes emphasize party loyalty, depictions of public service, and the belief that Republicans embody the nation’s best ideals and patriotism.
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Cleveland
Republican Party
Republiis Party
Heorge
William Curtin
Ditor Harper's Weekly
Bismarck on the Tariff and American Prosperity
The text extols U S tariff policy and industrial success after the Civil War. It argues prosperity stems from protectionist measures and compares Germany to emulate American fiscal strategies, noting rapid postwar employment and debt handling. The voice emphasizes indirect taxation and national wealth tied to tariff advantage.
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Lhus
America
Germany
Brotaw
We Made Two Great Mistakes Says Rebel General
A Rebel General reflects on two major errors that hindered Union victory. He notes the failure to protect certain wartime features and the disruption of industry. He claims the missteps scattered workers and weakened fortifications, delaying the war effort.
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Bar Iron Works
Fragmentary wartime pledge voiced in relic text
The fragment appears to cite a general and navy forces discussing readiness for war, supplies, and money. Names include Taylor Relly General and references to army, navy, and workers. The legible parts imply spoken praise or justification of military preparedness and support needs.
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Tata
Ninelbaney AU Grorkmen
Ana Credih
Lehare Taylor Relly
Why Ireland Is Poor A Patchwork of War and Trade
The fragment argues Ireland’s poverty stems from long hostility and external control, noting historical conflict and oppression. It links economic decline to political factions, colonial policies, and protective trade barriers while referencing figures and debates from democratic politics and reform movements.
Fragmented OCR text from historic party and governor references
The readable fragments mention governors and political figures across states, with stray names like Wat and ROWELL CLOT. The text includes snippets about unions, Democrats, Confederacy, and references to 19th or early 20th century political rhetoric, but presents no coherent event or date.
Fragmented Voice: James G. Biniie Speaking on Citizenship
A garbled voice piece references James G. Biniie discussing American citizenship and voter rights. It mentions suffrage, the Democratic Administration, and public sentiment, with a scattered critique of political manipulation and national unity as viewed from a wartime or postwar period. The text is heavily distorted but centers on civic duty and citizenry.
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James Pyle
New York
Distinguishing Americans and protection of industry speech
A saucy fragment debates protective tariffs and national growth. It cites Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Jackson, and Daniel Webster arguing for agriculture, industry, and independence. The piece reflects 19th century U S priorities on self sufficiency and tariffs.
We must oppose this county's drift toward reformers and foreign aid
Ben Harrison speaks against rapid reform and international meddling urging protest and labor at home and abroad. He defends the traditional democratic homefront order, condemns autocratic influence, and emphasizes duty obedience and the public home as the basis of prosperity and virtue.
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Wreonlivan
Tobuea
Une
Udedd
Yice
Artielen
Oi Prakee
Whisky Trust
Foreig
Cid
Tadolenes
Euyope
Ruegh
Hase
Vas
Daventat
Democratic Party and Free Trade Debate Echoes
An excerpt traces the Democratic Party's stance on free trade and the evolution from early commerce to progressive tariff ideas. It discusses taxation, dependence on trade, and adherence to the Declaration of Independence, linking economic policy to political action and freedom.
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Tha
Ming
Jasno
Englishmen Debate Free Trade and Cleveland Reelection
Fragmented excerpts quote various voices on free trade versus protectionism in the U.S. presidential context. References to Cleveland’s stance, continental Britain, and British reaction show a heated transatlantic exchange. Commentators from London papers discuss administration policy, economic ideology, and potential impact on English prosperity amid the 1880s political climate.
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Cliveld
Hoghuid
Landi Spector
Ephls
Sraven
Clevaland
Wesrae
Rlne
Gola Coughy
Cataden Lab
Otie
Cleveland
United Apatow
United States
Ula
Aythiy
Wyensike
Wyatt
Mins
Ingland
Tayport
Dent
Pratt
Lanyon Daily Nove
London
Britain
Dows
Hecal Polley
Cluveland
Rowland
Landens
Wetatar
Telatimaan
Merde
Lindon
Las Preston
Cleveland Alge
Lanndon Daily News
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Women Relief
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female ailments with many testimonials from grateful women. It claims health restoration through research and study and mentions fashionable jewelry in Persian tortoise shell as part of the item mix.
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Berea
Beggs Blood Purifier and Blood Maxer Ad
An old advertisement touts Beggs Blood Purifier and Blood Maxer as a powerful invigorator to restore energy and vitality. It promises results or no cost, claiming the product would renew a worn out system and revive ambition courage and stamina.
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Mmert & Burrell
Excursion to Sidney From Nebraska Firm
Excursion to Sidney in Cheyenne County Nebraska offered with round trip fare advertised. Departure and payment details to be obtained from Gull at Boyer's carpet store or Mr Teeter or a Teeter & Co. representative. Scheduled for Tuesday in October with fall investments highlight.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Particnlar
Wonsey
Boyer
Sidney, Nebr
Beggs' Diarrhoea Balsam Promoted For Colic and Diarrhoea
An early 20th century newspaper fragment endorses Beggs' Diarrhoea Balsam as a reliable remedy for colic diarrhoea and summer complaints, urging constant use. It cites local druggists Bomert Burrell and Emmert Burrell and references Chamberlain's remedy for severe cholera morbus cases.
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Bomert & Burrell Druggist
Emmert & Burrell
Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Endorsed
Mobile Alabama resident N H Froblichstein reports using Dr King's New Discovery for consumption with instant relief and cure after severe bronchial and catarrhal attack. He notes prior remedies failed and adds he also recommends Electric Bitters and Dr King's New Life Pills. trial bottles may be obtained at Ewmett Bur al Tell's Drug Store.
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N. H. Froblichstein
Mobile
Ala
Dr. King
Ewmett & Bural Tell
McNamara Co Seeks Bargains On Fall Shoes
C A McNamara & Co announces new fall goods arrival at 117 Stephenson Street. Childs School Shoes touted as best value with prices way down. Ladies Misses and Children Oil Grain Shoes offered at all prices. Elegant lines of Ladies and Men Shoes in latest styles. Call us. we will save you money.
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Bed Rock
C. A. McNamara & Co
Stephenson Street
Sepyidaswit
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Railaway
French Grain Congress
Chicago & Rock Island
Colorado Springs
Nathaniel Libby
Warrah
N. H
PN Whitley
Florasville
Tex
Kate Gresham
Judge Gresham
Will Leymyriad
W. UL. Andrews
Chicago
Foor
Santa Fe
Kort Wayne
Hort Wayne, Atchison & Chicago
Canton
C. T
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Charles Volsey
Tobey Furniture Company
Hoffman House
Dukes of Norfolk
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John Redmamod
Wexford
Lena Sebreviar
Ling Buen
Board of Superviora
Douglas County Iilg
Milton Weston
Western
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Board of Pardons
Russia
Corea
Japan
China
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Fred Holt
Sandusky
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Thomas Lee & Co
Philadelphia
Noah
J. A Burnison
Colbucg
Montgomery Co
Yalina
Benalt
College OF Commerce
Sidney la Souve
Nebraskar
Andrew Kk
Eby
Phillip Werbruck
Andrew Herbrucl
Louis Jlerbruck
Jacob Behringer
Jby
Lewis Nead
C. Barnat
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Dobbin
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Lucy J. Devore
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J. W. Oyer
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B. B. Albright
Piantiarn
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Drome
ATT & CO
Nebr
Persormul
M. E Bordner
Jt. GU
M. Ke Bournen
Bucklen
Jemmert & Burrell
Jeannett Jones
M. B. Borba
A. Winger
Hone Square
Dale Durer
Clark Avene
Olt
Salus
Carridge
Rood Repat
Adil Batad
Tolan
West Aurcet
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Tor
Turvel Barnes MI
Eeol Bale
Pr. Demuth
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Corporal Paylor
Henderson Streate
Hairts
Dakota Territory
Iowa
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Chicago Street
Freaport
Galena Ave
New Float Street
St. P. Round House
Clay Street
AUB
R, W-Gardner
Union Street
Wilcox
Lis
Chuk Avenue
Ed Watt
A. Ber
Kling Herkins & Son
Contrvetora
Viease
Star Clothing House
Drdr. Davenport
Court House
Illinois
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