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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1884
Page
3
A verse tale describes a youth and a girl walking in the park. They joke and dream of ice cream until a warning note about inappropriate conduct surfaces as they reflect on boundaries and propriety.
A detailed tour of William H Vanderbilt home reveals a palace interior with bronze doors inspired by Rome and Bible scenes, a vast open hall with stained glass, two life size portraits, splines of gilt, satin brocade, and a grand parlor lined with Gobelin tapestries. The private library, Japanese parlors, and immense dining room showcase art, porcelain, and curios. family rooms on the second floor emphasize feminine refinement amid immense wealth and luxury.
A Detroit Free Press style miscellany features a reader offering future tips on inventions and sales, a social note about a grand event and concert prices, home sale and lost bracelet hints, plus light anecdotes on a street encounter and an Englishman revealing a one week weight loss.
Biographical sketches of James G Blaine for president and John A Logan for vice president. Blaine's career spans Maine Kentucky editors Congress Speaker and Secretary of State roles. Logan, a Civil War veteran and Illinois senator, is praised for leadership and rugged honesty.
The National Republican convention in Chicago nominated Hon. James G Blaine of Maine for President and John A Logan of Illinois for Vice President. The Indianapolis Journal lauds Blaine as a leading party figure and Logan as a strong, incorruptible ally, insisting the party must prevail for national prosperity and republican principles.
The Philadelphia Press notes the mugwumps oppose the ticket. It questions why they resist and cites that the plain people formed the ticket without mugwump consultation, insisting the mugwump position is explained satisfactorily.
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