The Flag That Talks During Sherman's March
A fragment recounts Sherman's communications by signal during the Atlanta campaign. It praises the Signal Corps and the flag as a symbol of liberty and national resolve, with poetic reflections on courage, sacrifice, and the mother’s role in wartime devotion. The narrative weaves scenes from Kenesaw to Chattanooga and Chattanooga to Rome, citing officers and battles while honoring the flag and those who served.
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Flanal
New Fork Tritone
Sherman
Sienal
Hood
Atlanta
Troneral Sherman
Signal Corps
Qiat
Secretary of War
Chattanooga
Georgia
Corse
Rome
Meeting the Republican cause with enduring praise
The speaker thanks the audience for enduring prosperity and unity under the Republican Party. He recalls the Civil War, credits Republicans with reunification, and urges support for Garfield and Arthur, emphasizing party over personal conflict and the need to vote for proven policy with the country’s welfare in mind.
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Republican Party
Mr. Webster
Engl
Democratic Party
Union
Ney
Garfield
Arthur
Republicans
Hancock Victory and Bond Markets Stir Investor Action
A prominent Democrat in the city urged scattering funds into government bonds after Hancock’s surge, selling $50,000 in four percent bonds as Maine’s results loomed. The move sparked a bond price dip, then a London and U.S. rebound as Republican gains revived confidence.
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Hancock
Maine
Indiana
United Staes
London
Congress
Democratic Party
VY Tribune
Hancock and Garfield in Civil War Fidelity and Southern Self Government
The article extols General Hancock as a Federal soldier who fought for the Union and later pressed for local self government for the South within the Constitution. It contrasts Hancock with Garfield and Weaver and argues Hancock opposed a proposed massive gift to federal soldiers while defending Southern rights and loyalty to the Union.
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Gatfield
Scottsboro
Hancock
Garfield
Gen. Weaver
South
Weaver
General Hancock
Louisiana
Texas
Union
Republican Party
Gove quits Greenback fold to back Republican party
The Maine Greenback leader E H Gove resigns from the Greenback State Committee and declares support for the Republican ticket. He argues the Greenback party has aligned with the solid south and Democratic aims, preferring to work to defeat the Democrats rather than reform currency.
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Garfield
E. H. Gove
Maine Greenback State Committee
Greenback
Garcelon
Biddeford
Greenback State Committee
Republican Party
Greenback Party
Solon Chase
Democratic Party
Patchwork in Needlework for Girls Decline and Value
A discourse on reviving old fashioned patchwork for girls teaching use of the needle. It argues sewing builds industry and frugality by repurposing fabric fragments into carpets and quilts, warning against waste and leisure misused. It stresses early habit formation and home happiness.
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Han
Windy Nevada Kite Mirror Fire Sails Toward Haystacks
A saloon keeper launched a $300 plate mirror tied to demijohns and jugs as a kite to burn haystacks. The tail failed to gain weight, the mirror shattered on descent, and the story ends with the jugs and demijohns producing a musical wind-up as they fall.
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Nevada
Oldest 2 Best Family Newspaper in the County
The Journal declares it will remain a partisan, reliable record of local happenings guided by Republican principles. It invites Republican citizens of Stephenson County to cooperate as it anticipates intense political contests this year.
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Stephenson County
Stalwart Republicans Seek New Subscribers for Trine
Republicans urged to spread sound doctrine by sending in names of friends and neighbors as new subscribers to the cause. The call emphasizes expanding readership and influence through grassroots enlistment.
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Alfred
Tagna Chatta
Journal Seeks Local Correspondence from County Readers
The Journal invites responsible parties to send news from the county and promises timely publication. Readers are encouraged to share local happenings, events, and notes for inclusion in upcoming issues with clear details.
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Alfred H. Wisk
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Wilcoxon Opera House
Stephenson Street
Hiram Shons
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