Political Fire and Atlas Views Stir 1875 Press
A 1875 news item discusses council threats over a bridge, a mock campaign featuring Scienck on Draw and Emma Mine prospectus, and critiques of parties. It notes debaters, Bribery cases, and Butler County atlas reviews, plus Jefferson Davis readings and Jefferson Davis debates. It ends with GOP and Democratic race talk, urging William Allen nomination and strong convention prospects.
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Scienck
Emma Mine
Great Moral Party
PokEn Bon
A More Perfect Union and a New Literary Society
The article argues the Constitution achieved a more perfect union after amendments and secession, warns parties threaten civil order, praises enforcing the amendments, and predicts a return to proper constitutional obedience. It notes a new Washington Irving Literary Society staging Rip Van Winkle for Sunday schools.
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Washington Irving
Rip van Winkle
German Republicans Targeted in City Appointments
A town paper decries planned City Hall posts favoring Irish and German Republicans, naming several Irish and American figures as contenders while warning against ethnic quotas. It argues offices should be filled without regard to nationality and cites Jeffersonian ideals against such favoritism.
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Volxetreund
James Sherlock
Larkin Mellogh
Michiel Ryan
A. K. Brookbank
Redmond Nor Houckman
le Henchman
Marketomaster
Demoer Keller
Reis
Hite
Ed Mullen
John Grossius Iy
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Democratic Party
Ciiely
Democratc Party
Sran
The
Enquirer
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Jackson
Cuba and Latin American belligerency in historical view
The piece argues that Cuban patriots resemble South American independence movements, treating them as true belligerents. It notes parallels in tenacity and disruption, contrasts with Spain’s historical recognition delays, and critiques Wasmva Gomez and his position within this broader context.
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Mexico
South America
Spain
Wasmva Gomez
Raging Patriots Face Mormon Polygamy Critique in Utah
A Utah judge denounces polygamy as a crime and urges juries to convict, arguing that widespread belief and community bias impede enforcement. He asserts the law is clear but prosecutions fail due to public sentiment and technical loopholes.
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Utah
Bostman
Territorial Supreme Court
Ui Grant Juryf
Beaver
Iear- Lyall
Petit Juries
A Cheerful Outlook on the Next Presidential Election
IW V R summarizes electoral chances, arguing the South and three Northern states can decide the next presidency. Sixty-five North votes needed if Louisiana joins the South, with New York Ohio and Indiana key. Democratic sweep possible. fear of executive usurpation wanes as Grant’s power grows less certain.
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IW. V.R
Commercial
South
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Tur
N.Y
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Blardurorp
U. S. Circuit Court
Washington Ring
Dana
Emisons
Brazcu-Ford
United States
House of Representatives
Congress
French finances show efficiency under a temporary government
The text argues France has achieved financial efficiency and economy under a provisional Republican government. It notes postwar indemnity payments to Germany totaling over 1.1 billion dollars and suggests the United States could achieve similar results with economical, honest leadership. It frames the question of what four years of Democratic administration could produce after the 1876 election.
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France
Germany
United States
Ile
The Villains of Political Economy and Lawless Times
A clipped series of political and legal commentary critiques from a historical era. It attacks misused terms in political economy, questions E G Dyer’s definitions of value and wealth, and derides capital as labor’s promise. It cites newspaper bias, scrubbed outrages for campaigns, and court challenges to civil rights measures amid a corrupt public discourse.
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Dyer
Owens, Lane & Dyer Machine Co
Noisy public voices and political jabs stir Cincinnati scene
A sprawling column laments meddling by bankers and lawyers in private and public matters, condemns attacks on papers, and notes shifting political currents. It discusses Major Millikin as a Republican governor option, local literary notices, marshal aims to uphold order, and hints at streetcar and railway ventures plus a new adjacent business block near the Gonal Bank.
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Cincinnati Times
Major Millikin
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