Waterloo Victory Prompts Republican Victory News Analysis
The Statesman discusses a sweeping Republican win on Tuesday, labeling it a national rebuke to democracy and a boost for American homes and industries. It forecasts restored business confidence, cites large Republican margins in Congress and key states, and notes the impact on tariffs, women’s influence, and the czarist Russia comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Europe
Cleveland
Wilson
Atore
Congress
House
Republican Congressional Committee
Bland
Missouri
Holman
Diane
Jin Thinessy Weitcorpia
Jerry Simpson
Kansas
Bryan
Nebraska
Indiana
Voorhiees
Waite
Colorado
Iowa
Tllinois
Michigan
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Senate
Gov. Rich
Roscommon
Wayne County
Catholic Church Criticized for Partisan Alignment
The Catholic Church is criticized for allying with a narrow political party, which critics say has dragged the church from its universal role and exposed it to hatred from other parties. The piece suggests past protectorship claimed by the Democratic Party has not served the church well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axncu Bisuor Ieeiano
Catholic Church
Universal
Democratic Party
Pergany
Political rhetoric and patent medicine ads mix in 1894 column
A jumble of opinion on political figures and parties notes shifts after an election, praising Congressman Burrows and DePew while mocking others. The piece blends referential snippets on wheat prices, free trade, and Tammany, with multiple advertisements for Dr King’s New Discovery and Bucklen’s products, and a travel memoir extract from Rev. Gunderman. It closes with medical testimonials and sales pitches for tonics and salves from W. Drake and others.
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J. Gunderman
Dimondale
Mich
Dr. King
Baptist
Rives
W. T. Drake
The Future Of Electricity Advancing To Everyday Power
The Baltimore Sun surveys leading authorities on electricity. Projections include dynamos and motors improving, electric railway traction dominating urban transport, power transmission replacing steam near water power and coal fields, and electric lighting supplanting other illumination. Electric heating and disinfection of cities may spread, canal boats could run on electricity, and costs may drop to enable broad use by 1000.
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Ty Coal
Baltimore Sun
Electrical World Raya
Atlantis
The
Electrical Review
Electric Power
Boots In Court A Burlesque Howler Stirs New York
Miss Madeline Shirley, an opera bouffe singer, tried for boots bought for Robinson Crusoe burlesque in Philadelphia, appears before Judge Stiner. She shows improvised boots by pulling on tights in court, provoking astonishment and laughter from judge and lawyers. Townsend the plaintiff’s attorney hugs with delight as the scene unfolds.
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Bor
Madeline Shirley
Stiner
Townsend
New York
Shirley
Misa Shirley
New York Standard
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Heaven
Hill
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New York City
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Bucklen
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Warren D. Jewell
Eighty-fourth Regiment of
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Jewell
Qaid
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Ind
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Pusterthal
Lower
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Zillerthal Alps
Marshall Store CO
J. W. Fletcher
the Clothier
Marshall
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Mitch Delavergne
Sweet, Orr & Co
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J. W. Jewell
Grace Bros
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Neigesher
Daintler
Burt & Moody
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Gent's Furnishing Store
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