Campaign reflections on Republican victory and national prosperity
A period piece praising the Republican victory as a shared success with Democrats. It argues the election lifted the nation, boosted factories and employment, and signals broader prosperity ahead. It lauds tolerant campaigning and urges citizens to end partisan fighting after the November 3 vote.
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Republic
Dosesianehy
Henry
Republican Party
Bryan
McKinley
Senate Outlook for Next Congress Tilted on Free silver Vote
The upcoming Senate composition shows a split between free silver supporters and sound money advocates. Of current members up for re election next March 16 will back free silver and 16 oppose. Delaware vacancy to be filled could shift the balance toward silver, affecting the 46 silver to 43 sound money seats.
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U. S. Senate
Delaware
Aguinat
Delawerdtodd
Changes in Marshall county business since 1867
The article reviews Henry Republican era copies from 1867 and 1869, listing now largely vanished firms and individuals such as Powell McVicker & Wikoff, Bernard Yaeger, Pool & Jones, J. H. Adams, and E. H. Hutchins. It notes many businesses closed or moved, a city reshaped by time, fires, and new generations, with a 1867 baseball team and election details contrasted with present quiet.
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Tuly
Marshall County
Republican
Henry Republican
Desth
were-Powell, McVicker & Wikoff
Hull & Hulce
Hardware
Bernard Yaeger
W. W. McCann
Josiah Mc Cos
Pool & Jones
Lewis Kaufman
John Morgan, Sr
BE. T. Disosway
Cuy
Samuel Hoover
F.G. Barnard
Geo. Hulben
Ken McNeal
Perley and Potter
John Baker
O. Davis
Falkner
Beidelman
N. Dickinson
R. ‘Dikéa
Ed Kline
J. Kline
W. Becker
Ww. Everett
J. H. Widmer
J. B. Egbert
W. T. Law
A.V. Huotchins
Frank Klein‘Kenz
Charles Fitzer
H. P. Ward
J. B Mabana
F. Leavitt
Theodore Smith
Pror Wikoff-M.romp
J-Roseell
Albert Veder
E. H. Hutchins
Robert Stephens
Ed Davis
Joseph Falkur
Will Snyder
Joseph Moodey
Noe
Mathias Iler
Horoe & Worrell
H. W. Quimby
Paskell
Mattie Jones
Barber
Samuel, Bell
John H. Fox
Samuel Moses
H. Byatt
Woolley & Pitt
W. Everett
Bart
Granite Mills
Hoagland
Laws
T. A
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A. S. Parviance
Thomas Stanton
J. McClarg
Foule
J. S. Bart
Geo Bart
Have You A Cold Try Dr Galdwell's Syrup Popsin
An old time remedy ad promotes Dr Galdwell's Syrup Popsin as a mild stomach and bowel cleanser for colds. It claims the medicine purges the system and relieves symptoms, available in trial and larger sizes at Dr Powell's.
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Galdwell
Caldwell
Byrup Pepsin
Powell
Institute at Marshall County Teachers Adopts New President
The Marshall County Teachers Institute held last Saturday praised for strong turnout. Prof W S Wallace of Henry led the opening, Rev I H Fuller delivered the invocation, and papers by Obas Molaggart Toluca and Rev M Lawrence highlighted the program. The association elected M M Mallory president, with W S Wallace vice president and Gail Broaddust secretary. A December meeting in Henry was planned with a committee to prepare a program and seek a prominent educator to lecture.
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Teachers’ Institute
Marshall County
Teachers’ ‘Institute
W. 8. Wallace
Henry
America
I. H. Fuller
Dr Watt
Miss Hess
Obas Molaggart
Toluca
Réyv. M. Lawrence
Lawrence
Wallace
M. M. Mallory
Bouton
Kleinhen
Mia Dr Watt
Misa Hess
Charles Jesse
Etta Powell
Miss Broaddus
Chas Parmelee
Butler
Bocock
Washburner
Lacon
Gail Broaddust
Alex Burke
Washburn
Chas McTaggart
Gail Broaddus
Presay
Fort and Hammers Lead In Forts County Vote Totals
Fort wins Woodford with a six vote presidential edge while Marshall and Livingston show strong showing. Hammers defeats Fasbender by 399 for the legislative seat. McGuire over Fasbender for another seat with 399 margin. Avery and McGuire named representatives in the district.
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Marshall
Wood
O'Avory
Fort
Livingston
Woodford
Hammers
Avery
McGuire
Charles Fasbender
F Avery
John I
Fort and Barnes Aim for Senate Majorities Across Counties
The article traces Robert B. Fort's rising support in Marshall Woodford Livingston and other counties, noting 1892 Democrat Charles N. Barnes won by 1700 in a district then including Marshall Woodford and Tazewell. It highlights the shift to a Marshall Woodford Livingston district and Fort's creditable district victory, with figures for several counties and Graf's plurality. It ends by suggesting Republican gains mark a long Republican advance unseen in 160 years.
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Charles N. Barnes
Marshall
Woodford
Tazewell
Livingston
Robert B. Fort
Republian
Lacon
Grapes Debunk Seed Fear and Spain's Debt Burden
An article dismisses the belief that grape seeds cause appendicitis, urging readers to eat grapes freely. It then analyzes Spain's debt, noting $1.42 billion plus $240 million Cuban debt and potential further loans to fund wars in Cuba and the Philippines, cautioned against a financial collapse. It also praises the Myers ballot machine in New York for rapid results at Rochester polling sites.
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Garden of Eden
Moses
Spain
Europe
New York State
Rochester
Popular Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Trial Mailings
An old advertisement offers to mail 8 free samples of Bly's Cream Balm for ten cents or stamps, claiming its efficacy for catarrh, plus full-size bottles for fifty cents. It cites a personal testimony and references other products and services.
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Warren St
New York City
Hood
Businews 3
Smoke and Strife Echo in Odd Newspaper Snippet
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled line about chimneys and housewives. The text references smoke, a strange phrase grombie attako, and a quoted term Tee, lacking clear context or actors.
Remembered Sorrel Mare and Hope for Normal Times
A reflective fragment recalling a sorrel mare that carried the speaker to work and fairs and a faded dream of better days. The passage contemplates a hopeful return to stable conditions, work and wages for all, wary of schemes to make everyone rich through legislation.
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