Portrait Of Blaine And Political Turmoil Narrated
A vivid nineteenth century sketch describes Mr. Blaine of Maine, his Manchester house, and daily routine. It recounts political intrigue around the 1876 campaign, noting Gen. Blaine, Sherman, and Fish amid tense roomfuls and dramatic dispatches. Other items touch on unrest from Teland to Virginia with fires and reform themes.
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Blaine
Maine
A. J. Ransedoll
Diredor
van Vie
Qarmay
Bisine
Brik Beown
Phé Eapon
Bicine
Brea
Othe
Fonthill
Viertot Pa Lehn
Arar
Sherman
Smaran
Besgie
Yostoft
Hell
Secretary Fish
Vast 19th Century News Spans Storms Politices and Fires
A sweeping, fragmentary report covers late 19th century turmoil: deadly fires, shipwrecks, and storms along the Great Lakes, political strife within the Democratic Party, social issues in New York, and international tensions from Europe to Turkey. Notable figures include Tilden faction clashes and measures in Berlin, with disaster tallies from Missouri to Wisconsin.
Political opinions and party loyalties across states
Fragmented discussion cites Ohio State Journal and Chicago Tribune on Democratic and Republican strength. Notes widespread voter independence, debates over leadership, and critiques of party machinery across New York, Indiana, Wisconsin, and other states with references to specific editors and editorial stances.
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C Cosen
Bryos
Ohio
State Journal
Rep
Olid
New York
Connecticut
New Jerey
Indiana
Sviow
Wisconsin
Repthedek
Sales
Itigal
Chicago Tribune
Ben Hill
Republican Party
Womian
Democratic Party
Aya
Iaan Hill
Toghum
Onondaga
Bayry County
Democrata
Livingston County
Bagioka Herald
Remarkable Colored Men Highlight Kalamazoo Item
From Kalamazoo Gazette two notable colored men are described. One from Paw Paw can ignite ordinary paper by rubbing and blowing on it, with no trick alleged. another from Chicago plays a mouth organ with such skill that he mimics many instruments and earns money from performances.
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Jennie L. «Marvin
Tha’ Auit
Saig Havi Renal
Joseph Grishaw
West
Bay “City
Saginaw Bay
Oak Grove
Kshaw
Granger
Corunna
Miller
Tsaac Miller
John Wellman
Battle Creek Journal Chuckinely
Ady
Kalamazoo
Paw
Matrimonial agency ends in many weddings in Ypsilanti
An energetic Canton man named Jobo Philanthy sought a wife and enlisted George Collins to aid him. At Adams Street, Mrs. Dezire Thurston, living with James Gould, married Gould’s rival in minutes while Philanthy was shaved. Collins then introduced Philanthy to Elizabeth Robison, and they were wed within 20 minutes. Other couples reportedly followed, as Collins claimed to have brought many more together. Meanwhile, Michigan’s salt industry grows, with 169 wells active in 1879 producing 5,055,000 barrels, and 44 new wells expected to boost output in the coming year.
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Orleans
Memphis
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Monument
Springfield
Wyoming _ penitentiary
Fort ‘Olterman
Abraham Tanvolo
Racine
Wis
W.R. Bloomfeld
Tilden
Louise Cony
New York
I. B. Waksfil Ocak
Louis
Ahd Sports
Berlin
Dennis Kearney
Lake Michigan
Turkey
Army
Isa Ies
Tha Porte
Vibe Sth
Gore
Beye
Russia
China
Yarassing
Gulnare
Howgats Srt
Wil Pais
Admand
Chester
Satesound
Smith's Sound
Pete
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Tlinois
Wisconsin
Mardteed
Webster County
Rman
Sapere
Viciken
James River
Ieee
Newpak Democratic
Ae Y Pac Seanad
Peete
Tilden Wsa
Coirene
Seeey
Cincinnati
Syracuse
New ‘York
Detroit House of Correction
Schuyler Colfax
Jackson
Umlar
Traverse Cuty
van Buren
Kalamazoo
Fernando C. Beaman
Lenawee County
Charleston
Kalamazoo County
Wim. Harrison
Charles Webb
Matteson
Branch County
Ben Franklin
Coldwater
Henry Gilbert
Jeave
Oakland County
Pontiac
Kate Loringie
Nelson“Turpenny
Eliza Tepps
Pittsford
Addison
Turpenuny
Adrian
Muskegon
R. J. Huire
Atlanta
William Hadden
First National Bank
M. J. Young
W. Cléemens
Fred Miller
Duncan Shepard
Jock
Moseman
Union City Register
Jennie
L. Q. Lincoln
Michigan
Auditor General
Latimer
Raton
Post and Tribune
Charlotte
John Ottany
John Shaw
Walton
Henry Foote
Hamlin
Evening News
Montcalm
Michigan Central
Chicago
Detroit
Palmer House
Barths
Thomas H. B Davis
Mr. Davis
Davis
S. Palatsak
Marson
Ypsilanti Commercial
Jobo Philanthy
Canton
Ain Et
George Collins
Bie
Dezire Thurston
James B. Gould
Adams Street
Gould
Warry Philanthy
Philanthy
Maruz
Gaul
Thurston
Jnethe Skinner
Collins
Elizabeth Robison
Len
Morewan
Atwool
Justin
Skinner di
Skinner
Wees
Jonathan Curry
Sarah
Renee Bath
Polar
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Nigits
Fadelips
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United States
Dog Supreme Over Wild Beasts In Cage Experiment
A late Charles Rice purchase arrived in New York aboard the steamship Rheim. Among the animals were three dogs placed in a cage with two polar bears and a Russia bear. The dog quickly asserted dominance, keeping the others in check to prevent bloodshed, a behavior noted as a possible reason dogs tame savage beasts.
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Amng
Charles Rice
New York
Mr. Rice
Russia
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Marshal
Marshall Statesway
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Toseth Shipp
Farshall
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