State Ticket and local officers for election slate muddled
Pres electors and statewide tickets listed with numerous district selections and county officials. Names include MUBSELL A ALGER ARCIIMALD BUTTARS HARRY A CONANT EDWARD HU CUTLER WILLIAM STEVENS MINOR NEW SLL MOSES TAGGART TMERSCHELL K GASS JANES M BALLOU JOAN ATKINSON JAMES DONNELL JO TAS pes FOIL FITAORILAT J . SEVENTH.. etc. County offices show C BARBER LRONIDAS H M BROCKWAY EARL SMITH GEORGE S WOOLSEY JOSEPH S NOYES BENJAMIN F WELLES ELIAS STEW TT ALEXANDER ST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mubsell A. Alger
Wayne
Overnor
Arciimald Buttars
Charlevoix
Harry A. Conant
Monros
Edward HU. Cutler
William ©. Stevens
Wathtenaw
NEW Sll
Genus
Moses Taggart
Kent
Tnstructino
Tmerschell K. Gass
IfiMsdala
Mamini
State Board of Education
Janes M. Ballou
Allegan
Congressioun
Firat
Joan Atkinson
Dirtri Sen Wand Paller
James Donnell
Fitaorilat B
Mis Lloq Torr
LY Fe CU Icilron
Charles F. Gibson
Chateles Austin
Sah E
Ingersole
Sonn’ c. Barber
Clark
Lronidas HM
Brockway
Earl Smith
Trenauror
George 8
Woolsey
Joseph S. Noyes
Sulvert
George S. Souleworth
Benjamin F. Welles
Elias Stew
Alexander ST. Untags
Political party trends and cabinet reshuffles described
Editorial notes discuss the current wave among greenbackers and nationalists, with Geo Gresham slated to succeed Judie Malger as treasury secretary. It laments Democratic struggles while heavy with references to Blaine, Logan, Cleveland, and Jacksonian history in a brisk, period-voice critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Gresham
Judie Malger
Treasury
Goets
Blaine's Detroit Rally Signals Republican Hope in Michigan
The narrative portrays Mr Buarne and Blaine drawing vast crowds and predicting a strong Republican victory in Michigan. It criticizes free trade stumpers and portrays Hendricks as a copperhead. It argues prohibitionists fail to curb rum use without social change and calls them to stay home from conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Cleveland Stamp
Jmrty
Congress
Civil service losses by party and era amid 19th century reforms
The article compares civil service losses per $1,000 of disbursements under Jackson, Pierce, Grant, Polk, and other administrations, noting higher losses under some Democrat regimes and lower losses under Republican rule. It cites figures like $5.53, $7.64, and 0.46 per $1,000, asserting a long-term trend toward reduced losses since 1861 under Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Branklin Pierce
Lineulu
Civil Service
Coly
Voder Pierce
van Buren
Groot
Polk
Grant
Buchiavan Braod
Hyyes
Bolters seek to topple Republicans for new party gain
The piece argues that disgruntled politicians nicknamed bolters aim to defeat the Republican Party by backing the Democratic ticket. It claims their goal is to reconstruct leadership and form new parties, viewing such moves as a bid to seize power while painting independents as self-serving. It cites Geo W Curtis and remarks on Vermont and Maine results to suggest independence carries little weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boltora
Ihove Bolters
Kickers
Boltera
Balters
Geo. W. Curtis
Chicago
Blaine
Logan
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Leran
Reeks
Cleveland
Hendricks
Vermont
Maing
Blaine's rise and early Congress influence in 19th century record
The piece recounts James G. Blaine's early career in the U S House of Representatives and Senate, noting his leadership roles, key speeches on constitutional amendments, postal reform, protectionism, and opposition to Chinese labor. It cites praise from Thaddeus Stevens and outlines his tenure and cabinet service, plus related crime and alcohol cases in Michigan and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
How. Seru C. Morratt
Congress
Vth
Mr. Moffatt
Battle Creek
Michigan House of Representatives
United States Land Office
Eis
Upper Peninsula
Samuel J. Tandall
Inihes Brooks
Geo. H. Pendilton
Menry L. Dawes
John A. Kasson
Wm. B. Allison
Saings BF
Wilson
Bose of Representatives
Blaine
Himeell
Blaing
Thaddeus Stevens
Mer
Stevens
Samnett
Randy
House
Tour
Chas Jia
Blaive
Lee
United States
Maine
Guilieat
Senate
Pacific
Lie
Blaine’s legislative rise from Maine to national ranks
The article portrays James G. Blaine as a gifted but controversial leader rooted in solid service. It notes his Maine House election in 1859, early recognition as a political organizer, and tenure as speaker in 1861–62. It recalls his cautious stance on slavery and Lincoln era alignment, then his 1863 entry to Congress at age 33 alongside notable peers like Stevens, Davis, Conkling, and Bingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Mr. Blaine
Augusta
Maine
Royal Republican
South
Lincoln
Greeley
Union
Congress
Thaddeus Stevens
Henry Winter Davis
Roscoe Conkling
John A. Bingham
Owen Love
Remarkable Escape From Chronic Lung Disease
Mrs. Mary A. Dailey of Tunkbanonock Pennsylvania suffered six years with asthma and bronchitis. A bottle of Dr King s New Discovery in October brought immediate relief, and after short use she recovered health and gained weight. Free trial dates offered at F G Beaman & Co drug store. Large size priced at $1.00. In Riverence a donkey gag and a note about Burdock Blood Bitters claim to drive erysipelas and rheum away from Mrs J C Anderson Pekgo Wi. The Detroit Prep Press asks who will care for mother after learning of a machine for darning stockiosys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Dailey
Tunkbanonock
Dr. King
Coll. Linding
Gee
F. G. Beaman & Co
Detroit
Electric Bitters Sold as Liver and Kidney Remedy
An old advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a universal blood purifier and regulator claimed to aid liver biliousness jaundice constipation and urinary disorders. It promises quick relief and a money back guarantee with bottles sold by F G Seman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Seman & Co
I. G. Seana & Co
Acker
Judge Gresham’s Storied Life and War Service
Judge Gresham born near Corydon Indiana on March 17 1888 rose from state legislature service to brigadier general and later US judge for the Indiana district. He served with Grant at Vicksburg and Blair’s corps, endured a severe wound, recovered in New Albany, and held state and federal posts including treasury secretary and postmaster general appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Gresham
Corydon
Parison County
Indiana
Flarriton County
53D Reginent
Grant
Vicksburg
Shibedere
New Albany
Howe
New York
Kerr
General Grant
Greshant
New Orleans
David McDonald
United States
Bristow
Arthur
Timothy Howe
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Minois
Largo
Pwigitt Cutlee
Rose B.mions
Freat
Jaua
Bocond
Wiiaras
Wirtcox
Geonoe W. Prescot
J. Eastatan Jansson
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Josepnes Suva
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Brehth
Cairnes
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Lonnsz0
A.arkre
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Joux Doxcan
Greenbackers
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Peoples
Brooklyn Young Men's 3 Club
Fame
Democra
Bright
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
Elmost
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Brittan
Buarne
Henricks
Todinna
Kentucky
Shelbyville
Andina
Cincinnati Gazette
Wen
Ani
Jeff Davis
Don Linscol
Andersonville
Galeshoro
Richmond
Frank Merelock
St. Joseph
Ladios
Aggos McLellan
Maat ‘Tawas
Riverence
Judy
J.C. Anderson
Burdock Blood Bitters
Rene Paw
Buffalo
Raphael
Speer
Speers
A. O. Hyde
Derhays
Atythias
Georg Schivenbuts
expres _ Sion
F. G. Seamue & Co
Stainsborough
Ely
Cao
Robert W.ownley
Elizabeth
N. J. T Cas
Webster H. Haskins
Marshfield
F. G. Seaman & Co
Walter A. Gresitam
Enahi
Rewanepest
Ayriol
Hilo
Carter
Valusha
Alleick Hood
Carter Medicine CO
Moses Dame Co
Danbury
Ihorangen
Griewold
American Agriculturit
Insuc
Orange Judd Co
Daid W. Judd
Dreadway
Hennings
Joseph & CO
Parecins Oy
Costen
Hichinert
Murphy
Catar RH
Wess
Owego
N. Y
Ae Ee
E. Murray
Jackson, Mich
Hall
G. J. . Weatherford
F. Cwency & Co
Toledo
Hail
Ceder Ag
Ced
F. J. Cheney & CO
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