Liberal Republicans oppose Grant in 1872 campaign
The text recounts General Grant's first administration criticisms by Republicans, the rise of the Liberal Republican movement led by Missouri, and the Cincinnati and Baltimore conventions. It notes the Greeley candidacy and Grant's overwhelming nationwide victory, followed by Horace Greeley's emotional decline and death after the election.
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Cincinnati
Charles Francis Adams
John Quincy Adams
Senator Trumbull
Horace Greeley
New York
Greeley
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Baltimore
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Philadelphia
General Grant
United States
Henry Wilson
Massachusetts
Monroe
Brown's in Town at La Crosse theater this weekend
Critics call Brown's in Town a top laughing hit and a packed house show at La Crosse theater Saturday and Sunday October 24 25 with matinees and nights. The Great Divide follows Monday October 26 directed by Henry Miller with a New York cast in a tale of west east conflict and romance reflecting American spirit.
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Princess and Daly's Theatre
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Metropolis
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Arizona
Massachusetts
William Vaughn Moody
America
La Follette Draws Large Crowd in Nebraska Endorsement
The La Follette meeting in Nebraska drew hundreds of Democrats and even some conservative Republicans praising his stance. While La Follette avoided endorsing Taft's platform, he admitted Bryan's platform had merits and endorsed Taft personally. The event stood as a strong endorsement of La Follette amid the campaign.
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Taft
la Follette
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Mr. Taft
Robert M. la Follette
Senator La Follette Delivers Clean Progressive Speech
The speech praised by supporters and criticized by opponents shows La Follette’s tact in praising Bryan and Aldrich while avoiding offense to Republicans. He refrains from attacking Governor Davidson and underscores his strategic restraint amid party tensions at the convention.
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Bryan
Mr. Bryan
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Davidson
Republican National Party
Esch Opposes Cannon Puts Probe of Party Unity Forward
The article notes John J. Esch’s opposition to Speaker Joseph Cannon during the 1908 campaign, highlighting his independent stance within party bounds. It praises Esch for standing with his party while openly challenging Cannon, contrasting Keeler’s partisan stance.
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Joseph Cannon
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the Tribune
Political groups rally to back incumbent with full force
A political bloc vows full support for the incumbent's re election citing strong public backing and readiness to use all available resources to secure victory. The statement underscores a unified campaign effort and confidence in the candidate's continued leadership.
Editor Gipple and the Ekern libel dispute examined
The piece defends Editor Gipple against claims he said he prepared the article, stating he only compiled or put it in form. It argues Gipple altered language to imply damages to Ekern, notes interlineations, and labels the episode dirty politics amid Wisconsin public discourse surrounding La Follette, Taft, and Bryan.
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Isaac Stephenson
United States
Court rules church owns Porto Rico edifice despite funding origin
The U S Supreme Court in Ponce v Roman Catholic Apostolic Church affirms the church’s ownership of a church edifice built with municipal funds. It holds funds source does not negate the church’s centuries long legal existence and rights acknowledged in the treaty of Paris and concordats, preventing denial of its property rights.
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Ponce
United States Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
Spain
Iron Duke Joke At London Hotel
A visitor in London finds a hotel by chance not full and complains of the bed. The landlord claims a duke once slept there, sparking a witty exchange about the Iron Duke and Wellington.
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London News
Twentieth
London
Duke of Wellington
Not Working Nellie and the Baby Sister Quip
Nellie apologizes for her new baby sister's behavior saying she has no sense yet. Her mother objects and Nellie adds that she has sense but it isn’t working yet in a Delineator piece.
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John
Jericho
Jordan
Quips and Cranks Rally for Campaigns in City Parade
Roused crowds amid speeches and songs as banners wave and a brass band leads a district procession. Organizers urge voters to back the party, citing patriotism and urgent action to save the nation per W J Lampton in the New York World.
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W. J. Lampton
N. Y. World
Turn of the Tide echoes danger and romance
In a paneled drawing room Hugo Burgess confronts a spreading diphtheria outbreak in Hernshaw Parva as Joy Vernable asks whether they fear the epidemic. The scene weaves memories of lovers and fallen heroes with a doctor’s grim verdict and a resolve to face danger.
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Joy
Sir Giles
Mowland
Hugo
De Wolf Hopper Encounters Boston Person in Story
A Bohemian Magazine excerpt recounts De Wolf Hopper meeting a Boston resident in town. Hopper greets and asks about whereabouts while insisting on New York pronunciation. The Boston resident pleads to say heen rather than bin, but Hopper humorously replies he has never eaten a bean, even in Boston.
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New York
Bohemian Magazine
Louise-Howard’s Devotion Sparks a Calendar Date Talk
Julia gleefully reports Louise-Howard’s strong devotion and his playful wish to craft a whole calendar with her. Town Topics notes the lighthearted exchange and possible future plans.
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Howard
Julia
Woman’s property rises to sacred in quarrel over motor
A hostess asserts ownership of a motor bought by her, prompting a correction after a guest’s remark about sending the motor to the station. The host later apologizes at breakfast admitting he mislaid the trousers, illustrating the social sting of unequal gender claims.
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Monte
Poppet
Ascot
Cynthia
Edward
Tressilian
Angelica Kauffman
Burgess
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Saturday Review
Banking Ledger Fragment Notes Redemptions and Balances
Entry lists overdrafts and bonds including U S bonds and other bonds. It records banking house fixtures and a 5 percent redemption fund. Cash and due from banks show amounts 20,000 and total assets 503,565.38 with receivables 212,983.39 and 1 ???
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