Spirit of Secession in Col Fry Address at Chattandooga
The Chattandooga Times discusses Col Fry’s praise of Confederate dead and secessionist ideas. It argues secessionists’ cause failed and the Union should not be rebuilt on its old terms. The piece critiques Northern and Southern perspectives and questions lasting loyalty to the Union.
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Aljenca
Col. Fig
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Mackinaw Island
Sault Ste. Marie
Marquette
Les Cheneuux Islands
Petoskey
Bay View
Harbor Springs
Harbor Point
Wequetonring
Charlevoix
Traverse City
Omenna
Old Mission
Rik Hapids
Grand Rapids & Indiana Fevile
Cincinnati
Mackinaw
Chttago
Michigan Central Railroad
Kalamazoo
Gy. Lockwood
Dirce
Farin Mortgses and the Farmers’ Credit Question
In Webster City the Freeman argues against Democratic party efforts to sway farmers by portraying them as impoverished. It contends such propaganda would hurt farmers credit and raise borrowing costs. The piece asserts farmers in the area are prospering, urging readers to see through political manipulation and support local industry.
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Grival Nee
de Mortgegu
Fwmeré Khroughout
MHD
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Webster City
Freeman
Prohibitionists Back Democrats in Ohio Platform Clash
The Ohio Prohibition State Convention adopted a long platform urging tariff for revenue only, while criticizing Democratic deputies for aiding GOP victories. Prohibitionists tread a fine line with one foot on the Democratic platform.
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Ohio
Prohibition and Mugwumps in New York Politics of 1888
The Springfield Union notes the Mugwump role as a Democratic counterweight in New York. It estimates Mugwump numbers at about 3,000 with a net adverse impact around 12,010 votes against the ticket opposed by the reform faction. The piece mocks the remnant Mugwump calculation as "cultivated."
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Inet inhgyump-Democratic Sinaaeae Eet
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New York
Miller
Cleveland
Matthew Arnold
Springfield
Mana
Higher Tariff and Cheaper Plows Amid Trade Watch
A historical discussion notes that tariff increases shift pricing and competition among plows. Russian demand favors cheaper imports as duties rise, with German plows once dominant becoming pricier. English and American plows remain costly, while rising duties prompt cheaper options from Russian manufacturers.
Brice Residency Tax Case Brings Senate Pressure
The Ohio Supreme Court faces a tax battle over Mr Brice claiming dual residency for Senate eligibility. The tax collector pursues back taxes on personal property, with potential implications for his eligibility as Ohio’s senator choice. The Democratic side argues against residents claiming New York ties and urges Senate review.
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Brive
Ohio
New York
Supreme Court of
Funes
United States Senate
Eid
Supreme Court
Brice
United States
Sovste
Price
Deg Moines Register
World’s tallest Masonic Temple planned for Chicago
The Chicago Tribune reports a $2,000,000 Masonic Temple project at State and Randolph, Burnham & Root architects. Plans call for a 240-foot steel exterior with marble rotunda, retail shops, a 170 by 114 foot base, 18 elevators, and a grand aim to be the world’s highest building. The site, bought March 14 for $830,000, positions the temple on Fort Dearborn land with favorable foundations.
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Randolph Streets
Chicago
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Chicago Tribune
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State Street
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Cook County
Randolph Street
Barton Place
Burnham & Lootre
Randulph
Fort Dearlwra
Prince Bismarck Retreat at Friedrichsruh in Forest Estate
The article describes Friedrichsruh, southeast of Hamburg, as Prince Bismarck’s favored summer home since 1871. It details the estate in the Bachsenwald forest, the manor’s layout, the hunting-pressured inn origin, and the prince’s tranquil study and writings, amid his wife’s remarks about politics.
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Friedricharuh
Bismarck
Hamburg
Bachsenwald Forest
William I
Aummer
Germany
Quiet life near Friedrichsruh village amid forester talk
A visitor recounts the calm at Friedrichsruh with a solitary occupant who rarely speaks. Nearby, a small village sits by the park entrance, housing forest rangers, railroad workers, a blacksmith, tailor, and miller. The head forester and bailiff, a genial figure, leads local affairs as conversations focus on farm and stock.
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Friedrichsruh
Forest Rangers
Prince Bismarck
Fargo Swept By Fierce Cyclone and Widescale Damage
Fargo North Dakota reports say a devastating cyclone leveled much of the town with roofs torn from nearly every building. Moorhead Minnesota across the Red River reported minor damage as wires and poles lay down, a mother and seven children perished in a cellar collapse, and several trains and depots suffered roof and track damage. Milwaukee dispatches note several fatalities and injuries as rescue efforts prepared. Western Union wires remained down across the region.
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Minnesota
Red Flyer
Farego
Western Union
Mapleton
Buttvilla
Muskoda
Villernon
Belek
Avory
Thorn
Pargo
Wis
J. W. McCarthy
Milwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukees & St. Paul
Paul
Minn
Red River
Margo
C. 5. Fee
Northern Pacific
Jamestown
Dakota Division
Dalrymple
Edmunds
Fes
A Fee for the Minister From Bangor to Saco
Rev. Smith Baker recalled a river crossing tale near Bangor where he officiated at a funeral for a well to do farmer on the Penobscot opposite his home. He paid for a horse and carriage but received no compensation for services or expenses. Later another death in the same community led to a boat crossing and again no payment was mentioned.
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Smith Baker
Saco
Bangor
Penobscot
Baker
Ion
From Far and Sear Death of Bellevue stock buyer
Davin Newsoy of Bellevue Michigan died by his own hand while temporarily insane. The report notes the first annual convention of the Young Men's Hebrew association of the United States in session at Clockan Ohio. Potter Orrick of New York and Mrs Tobias were rescued from a fire at 141 Rivington Street and will recover. The Kentucky Chautauqua assembly at Lexington features Rev. F W Gunsaulus and Hon. B G Horr as speakers. Joan Besosimus of St Leonard's Maine was found dead near his house with unclear details remaining.
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Davin Newsoy
Bellevue
Mich
Young Men’s Hebrew Association of the
United States
Clockan
Ohio
Potter Orrick
Chance
New York
Tobias
Rivington Street
Kentucky Chautauqua Assembly
Lexington
F. W. Gunsaulus
Chicago
B. G. Horr
Michigan
Joan Besosimus
St. Leonard's,Me
Lear
Tariff Literature For All From the American Protective League
Series of pamphlets arguing for protection benefits across sectors. Ads promise cost comparisons on wages and living costs, urging farmers, laborers, merchants, and professionals to order by issue. Listings include topics like Wages Living and Tariff and The Wool Interest with prices and postage details.
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the Mackinaw
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