Fragmented political quotes echo cross party lines
A compilation of caustic newspaper excerpts berates Republicans and Democrats alike. Critics label Idaho a rotten borough, rail at Reed and Raum, and accuse leaders of corruption, hypocrisy, and misgovernance across several papers, portraying a charged partisan media climate.
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T. Reed
Maine
W. W. Dudley
Indiana
St. Louis Republic
Idaho
N. Y
Tennessee
Reed
Atlanta Constitution
Chicago
Party of the People
Chicago Mail
Pious John Wanamaker
Joe Cannon
Tolstoi
Florida Times-Union
Raum
Harrisburg
Congress
Piles Remedy and Low Price Dental Care Offered
Swayne’s Ointment advertised for piles with itching and ulcers promising relief and tumor removal at 50 cents by mail from Philadelphia. Dr Wheeler promotes low priced dentistry in Lawrence with amalgam fillings at 50 cents and gold filling at half the usual price. Office over Hume’s shoe store at 29 Massachusetts street open 7 AM to 6 PM.
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SwarNne
Dr. Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Wheeler
Lawrence
Hume’s Shoe Store
Massachusetts Street
New Garpeis Show Handsome Patterns in Ingram Tapestry
New garpeis offer many handsome patterns and colorings in Ingram Tapestry, Body and Moquette Carpets with curtains, rugs, linoleums, oil cloths and fixtures. Low prices and quick carpet laying announced. Satisfaction guaranteed. Also advertising financial services with collateral, loans and real estate notes.
President's Western trip route planned to Topeka and return
Washington schedules outline the presidents party leaving Monday at 11 24 am by Chesapeake Ohio for Cincinnati with a car change then via Ohio Mississippi to Vincennes Terre Haute and Danville before Galesburg Illinois for a brigade reunion He then goes to Ottumwa Iowa Soldiers day at the Exposition then to Topeka Kansas arriving Saturday October 11 planned.
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Washington
Topeka
Chesapeake & Ohio Road
Cincinnati
Ohio & Mississippi Road
Vincennes
Terre Haute
Danville
Indianapolis, Wilmington & Western Railroad
Galesburg
Ottumwa
Iowa
Atebzon
Kan
Kansas City
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Anderson
Muncie
Winchester
Union City
Sidney
Bellefontaine
Mansfield
Massillon
Canton
Alliance
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Marshal Randell
Halford
Noble
Tracy
Hew Goods New Goods In Dry Goods Carpets and More
A local ad proclaims the largest and finest stock of dry goods carpets oil cloths shades and fixtures with prices said to be the lowest named and invites trade. The style mirrors a 19th century shop card urging customers to visit and buy.
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Topeka Weekly Capital
Kansas
Gazette
Local Paints and Coal Offered by McIntire and DruG Co
L C McIntire offers Masury and Sherwin Williams pure colors in stock at low prices. Lets DruG Co. invites orders through C Bruce & Son for best clean coal at lowest market prices.
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Masury
Sherwin & Williams
Lets Drug Co
C. Bruce & Son
Decorated tableware sale at J A Dailey
TABLE TALK showcases neat attractive tableware at J A Dailey 819 Mass St with a Decorated 120 piece set for ten dollars and a large stock of decorated dinner, tea, chamber, berry and fruit sets. It notes savings of 10 to 15 percent by buying in original packages along with jars, glasses, freezers and refrigerators.
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J. A. Dailey
Noxious Counterfeits and Civil Service Reform League Meet
Boston and Washington dispatches report a Civil Service Reform League meeting in Boston with Curtis re-elected president and papers by Shepard and Bonaparte on reform aims and pledges. A separate note from Washington cites an omission in the Tariff bill that omits tobacco drawback provisions, with potential correction needed.
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Boston
National Civil Service Reform League
George William Curtis
E. M Shepard
Brooklyn
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Maryland Civil Service Reform League
House of Congress
L. W. Swift
Committee On
League
Friends of Reform
Congress
Senate
Berth Right Case Declares Berths Unsold Must Stay Closed
In St. Paul, the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad v Railroad Commissioners sleeping car case from Hennepin County, the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that upper berths in sleeping cars that are unsold to occupants must remain closed in the state.
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St. Pawn
Minn
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad
The
Railroad Commissioners
Hennepin County
Supreme Court
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S. Gov't Report
LY Pure
Republican Party
Quay
Burlington
Chicago Herald
St. Paul Globe
L. C. McIntire
Lis Dave Co
Joan
Mass. ‘St
A. J. Griffin
Fleming Bros
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Chemiets
N.Y
Carters
Cezter
Liam
Carter
Carter Medicine CO
New York
B&se
Santa FE
Pacific Coast
Pullman
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Oregon
G. T. Nicholson
G. P
T. A
J. J. Byrse
T. J. Sternberg
Lawrence Township
Douglas County
State of
Coaries
Apitz
C. Russall
T. J. Staasene, J.P
Sol. Marks
Massachusetts ST
GEO, Innes
O’brien & Coe
Mass. Street
Rye
Timothy Seed
Whitcomb Bros