Horace Greeleys Eccentricities Highlighted by Joe Howard Jr
Veteran journalist Joe Howard Jr argues that Horace Greeley displayed deliberate affectations. He cites four episodes from Sacramento Paris and Washington showing Greeley’s untidy dress quirks and vanity. The piece questions whether such eccentricities indicate weakness in a man of public influence.
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Joe Howard, Jr
Horace Greeley
America
Sacramento
Cal
St. George
New England
Paris
United States
Greeley
Erastus Brooks
Mr. Brooks
Mr. Greeley
Mr. Prooks
Benjamin Franklin
Printing House Square
Tribune
Professor Morse
Joe Howard
Kansas City Journal
Dakota in Winter Tales From Beadle County Homestead
Journal from Huron by J. H. Beadle describes Dakota winter climate with heat from stoves and growing immigrant flows. It covers land rushes, preemption and homestead rules, survey methods, and the James River through the Missouri valley, plus notes on geology, fossils, and local infrastructure.
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Hunon
D. T
Georgia
Florida
Cuba
Canada
Eden
Huron Land Office
Chicago and Northwestern Road
Dakota
Kansas
Nebraska
California
Pike's Peak
Beadle County
Huron
Indiana
Missouri River
Faulk County
Redfield
Chicago
Uncle Sam
James River
Minne Wakau
Vermillion
Missouri
Pierre
Couteaus
Cuvier
J. H. Beaple
Stanford and Stockbridge Horse News from Palo Alto
Washington correspondence notes Senator Stanford, delighted to meet Senator-elect Stockbridge of Michigan who admires his horse Electioneer. It recounts sales of two 3-year-olds for 5000 each, a $1000 bidding draft, and Stanford’s firm pricing and guarantees. The Palo Alto farm employs 240 men, with a horse built town unique in the world.
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Senator Stanford
Stockbridge
Michigan
Electioneer
Martin
Palo Alto
California
Stanford
Washington
New York
Washington Cor
New York Sun
European Armies and Industrial Shifts in 1886
The report compares armed forces across six European nations, totals 14,521,587 including reserves, and notes ratios against the U S. It cites Suez Canal receipts, iron consumption, and a dramatic year for global industrial position. It also mentions Louisville Courier Journal tests on a hardening steel process and Colorado politics regarding inter state commerce law transports.
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Italy
Holland
Belgium
Great Britain
Germany
France
Europe
United States
Suez Canal
Louisville Courier-Journal
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Teething Sufferers
Advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal teething cure and stomach remedy. It claims to relieve crying, dysentery, diarrhea, wind colic, inflammation, and fatigue, sold by druggists worldwide for 25 cents a bottle.
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Winslow
United States
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L. E. Holt
New York Infant Asylum
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New York Health Department
L. M. Yale
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Harper's Magazine
Edmund Kirke
The
Alleghanies
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Comedie Francaise
Theodore Child
Ralph Meeker
Caucasus
F. D. Miller
Charles Ludley Warner
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Thackeray
Hughes
Navy
Capri
House of Representatives
Rio Grande
Alamosa
del Norte
Gunnison
Conejos
Boulder County
Adams
San Luis
George Jones
New York Times
Los Angeles
Times
Blaine
Walter G. Gresham
Cleveland
Stanford and Stockbridge
Colorado Senate
Denver Times
Joan Callaghan
Colorado
Denver
A. KF. Meads& CO
Union Bank
Hunter & West
Natt Bank Or Commerce
Merchants’ National Bank
Graman Nat’, Bank Denver, Co
M. K. Post, & Co
Cheyenne
Past National Bank
Greeley, Colorado
John M. Wallace
D. B. Wyatt
B. D. Harper
JW. McCnpane
D.B. Krae
Gro
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Go. M. Devorir
Absa Sterling
Foreign Exchange
Capital
Bruce F. Johnson
WM. F. Thompson
Jas. F. Benedict
B. F. Jonnson
W. F. Thompson
J. Baxepier
Dante, Hawks
J. L. Brusa
J. C. Sporr
E. H. Abport
McNamara
McNamara Dry Goods CO
Sanborn’s Bulletin
Pleasant Valley
Union Een
A. J. Wilber
Oak Street
Delta
B. D. Harper Bainbridge
B. D. Sanborn
Wm. Westlake
Avoca
Ayoka
J. F. Fezer
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