Ensigns and Emblems in New Mexico Politics
A 19th century political rant compares party emblems at Silver City and denounces the Democratic flag idea. It defends the Republican rooster as emblem, links flag use to liberty and ballot fairness, and condemns the Democrats for replacing the flag with a barnyard fowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Silver City
Gov
Prince
San Miguel
Democratic State Sovereignty Party
Heaven
Efik
Fort Sumbry
Tim
Wevere
Gablowo
Mills Misstatements On Party Origins And Slavery In The Northwest
An account argues that Democratic and Republican lines muddle the Northwest ordinance of 1787, noting the race for free schools and the role of the Massachusetts settlers in Marietta. The piece asserts no slaveholders or southern Democrats would back free schools and critiques early party labels.
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Chiraro Tribune
Democratic Party
Northwest Territory
Democratia
Waslington
Obio River
Obis
Massachusetts
Marietta, O
Mills Question Raises Paper Duty in Milwaukee
The Obbage Tribune notes Congressman Mills asks a question and cites a Milwaukee Republican paper claiming Hathie has been brought forward. The fragment references political inquiry and party alignment without clear outcomes or full context.
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Tribune
Mills
Milwaukee
Bae
The New Tariff Promises GOP Voter Support
The piece argues the tariff changes strengthen the Republican position in the congressional campaign by lowering costs on sugar and binding twine, aiding farmers and the poor, and signaling liberal progress. It asserts Republicans will win this year as consumer relief and party loyalty align.
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Republicana
Repubicans
Yotora
Prograss
Uila
Admonition to Free Traders and Tariff Politics Echoed
A dated exhortation to free traders argues tariffs protect American industries and cites 1368 election results with Cleveland and Harrison, denounces Democrats and the Cobden Club, and asserts voters will back protection in elections as they always have, stressing workingmen’s homes and domestic industry.
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Harrison
Cleveland
Charrison
House of Representatives
England
New York
Texas
Conference Committee
Maine
Reed
Springer and
Mills
Breckinridge
Lincoln
Grant
Cobden Club
Cobden’ Club
Awentean
Asuo
Fang
A. Hants
Hoby
United Bureau
Easay
Caan- Ford T
E. P
Gro
U. S. Edwards
Hlato
D. G. HaRagan
Crocssropieces
Tio H. Doprer
Tia
Freetrady
BP. Porter
Praton
Ammidowm
Aware Tracked in New York Night of Theft
Aware was tracked in New York during the night by the trail left of the stolen item. The incident details indicate pursuit and monitoring by authorities as the case unfolded. No additional names or locations are provided in the readable text.
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New York
FASHIONS AT THE FAIR A DANCE AND DRESS DISCUSSION
A Chicago Ledger item reviews waltz culture and dress notes from a 1890 New York publication. It argues dancing endures, praises American waltz form, and describes several evening gowns and tennis costume ideas with color, fabric, and accessory details. It also defends display of shoulders against critics and links ball culture to social life.
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Dante
Palmer
Alofa
Batiste de Laine
Sarah
Faille
Mohammed
Daksy Dari
The
Chicago Ledger
Poeta
American Ecunomint, & Wi Journal da
Pla
Erne
Henry M. Hart
New York
Michigan Happenings A Neighbors News Briefs
An eclectic column from Michigan notes diverse items: Jom F. McDoxann of Charboygan shows a Maltese and Newfoundland toy, Harding’s TL Mintarn patents a pig trough, and Bay City reads of fire losses, school attendance records, a runaway horse injury, and local politics. Reports cover Marquette mining disputes, Ishpeming railway plans, and University of Ann Arbor openings, with scattered obituaries, accidents, and civic developments across Michigan towns.
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Jom F. McDoxann
Chaboygan
Lina
TK Mintarn
Harding
Tar West Bay City
Marion Patser
Macklean City
Shraton Foyes
Michigan Notreat
Dearborn
TL Vietash
Monguagon
Vreeland
Leamsamen
Grand ‘Traverse County
Bay City
Marquette
Marquette County
Washington Avenue
Aepkew Yunwka
Northville
Clark A. Griswold
Srenxcen
Framrst Hag
Tu Ishpeming
Negaunes Railway Company
Tuk Ana Arbor University
Thas
Avetten
Agricultural
Cole Loge
Pzo
Grange
Schlesinger
Ishpeming
Negaunev
Escanaba
James McCane
John Reilly
Teninsula
Hayes
Maranette
Adar
Brown County
South Dakota
Lu Clair County
Dakota
Ceusua Bureau
Michigan
Citice. Pop. Inc
Coldwater
Tai
Battle Creel
Dackson
Adrign
Datrali
Ex-Goys
Ann Arbor
E. L. Syooparax
Wayne County
Detroit Free Press
JSON Mounraiy
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Braggart
Berty
Mr.Mills
Lila Bat
Anton
Calhoun
Jeff Davis
Des Moines Register
BY the
Way
Republic
Unsa
Uatolet
Maun
Creatura
Hompeo
Paris
DiscoyEeies
Gummer
Northern
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Mackinaw Island
Marty Resort
Saint Ste. Marie
Toskhy
Bay View
Harbor Springa
Harbor Point
Wequetonsing
Cheriavoir
Traversh City
Omena
Old Mission
Elk Rapide
Grand Rapids & In
Alans Teailroad
Cincinnati
Petoskey
Mrickinaw
Chicago
Mack
Michigan Central Railroad
Ambtoo
Sddreas
C, L
Lock Woon
G.P. &T. Agt
Granp Rarios
Hice
Yoniaet
Mighigan Central
Niagara Falls
Central Standard
Buffalo
V.mie
P.m. Sug
Maraholi
Albio
Usve Park
Kensington
Chieags
Ly Kalamazoo
Unttla Or'k
Wheeathalt
Ataata
Marshall, Marengo
Albion
Ankee
Etroit
Fim
Tal Ad Abe
Buffato
Mataren Essen Marthe Seve
Caresec
Wheatfeld
Alatiaroo
Ale
Ootag Gaat
Jacknon
Ly Hk Iit
Horn OF -Raeters
Hurlington
Ly-Union City
Bunda
Gen
PL & T. Agt
Marshall
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