The Republican urges readers to subscribe amid political notes
A jumble of clipped news items urges advertising value of newspapers, mentions Illinois meetings behind closed doors, labor and immigration views, tariff and silver questions, and a note on Coxey and federal costs. It ends with a call to subscribe to The Republican.
A Boaton Riot and Wendell Phillips Speech
George W. Smalley recalls the Boston riots of 1860 and Wendell Phillips public speech at Music Hall. He details police actions and mob pressure as Phillips faced disruption from a large crowd, carrying the speaker to Essex Street and securing entry to the Harrison Avenue home.
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Sabbath Question Sends Letter to The Republican
Reader J M Kirkpatrick questions Protestant practice of Sunday worship, cites biblical verses, and asks for pope or church authority dates. Judge Payson notes California hardships. Woodford county backs McGuire for legislature. Marshall Marshall Woodford senate district tightens party prospects. Chew Sylvan Prize Gum offers wrapper prizes.
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Political winds shape Illinois congressional race hints
The Pekin Tribune notes candidates J W Graff, O S King, and Daugherty vie for the district nomination, with strong party loyalty and vigorous campaigning viewed as essential. It cites past vote splits and independent support, urging unity to capitalize on anti Democrat sentiment. The article also touches on Royal Family expenditures in Britain and mining labor talks in Illinois.
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Negro pastor’s odd metaphor stuns temperance meeting
At a Temperance Union gathering in a small Pennsylvania city, a full-blooded African American pastor addressed a white audience and declared, I tag exactly like a huckleberry in a bowl of milk. The line proved to be the most effective speech of the session, noted by Harper’s Editor’s Dray er.
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