O'Donnell Not to Be Governor Says Third District Republicans
A September 6 1860 editorial argues against gubernatorial ambition for Congressman O'Donnell. It highlights his value in Congress, urges unity for his district, and notes lines of political figures including the Fiell brothers and David Dudley Field. The piece surveys land policies, homestead laws, and unsettled western frontiers while touching on broader national issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odoxybet
O'Donnell
Congress
Republicis
Lis
U.S
St. Lavin Repubie
Bourton
Missouri
Fragmented reminiscences and temperance notes in 19th century chatter
A fragmented column rails at readable past and uncertain future, mentioning a beloved father, a long-running publication, and a temperance restaurant list in Chicago. It notes Gov. Lucr traveling to Ohio on September 14 to stump for the GOP and Forakor, with musings on influence and readers’ familiarity with history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sworthy
Tri Statkaman
Frieléssiig
Gov
Lucr
Ohio
Sapt
Forakor
Tactics of Tariff Reformers and Justice Field Controversy
A long opinion piece criticizes tariff reformers for advocating free trade while preserving domestic markets. It links free trade to job loss, argues the United States should protect its own wealth, and cites European subsidies and labor effects. It then discusses Justice Field, California politics, and a scandal involving Sarah Althea Terry and threats against the justice. The piece shifts to a Republican stance on trusts and tariff politics, contrasting U.S. and English trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Justice Plehl
California
Sarah Althea Terry
Saumiuucer
Supreme Court
Terry
Justice Eld
Pacific Coast
Justice Field
Straira
New ‘York
Republican Party
The
World-Herald
Republican
Tates
England
Poetic plea on wives labor and equal partnership
A fragment from a life poem laments the heavy unpaid labor of mothers. It contrasts a father's distant spending with a mother's daily care, sewing and cooking to feed and clothe children. The piece envisions wives gaining financial credit and equal partnership, praising resilient women and critiquing male indifference.
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Srong
Commonwealth
Milton
Eve
Rafael
Adama
Gil
Earth
Heaven
Wade Hampton Says Ws Protect Heed Protection
Partial clipping reports Wade Hampton affirming heed protection and defense stance amid debate. Mentions South dogan and Birl loilarg, plus references to St. Louis Globe and talas. Confusing OCR yields limited clear facts about individuals, places, or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Hampton
South Dogan
Audh
Hampton
Louis ‘Globe
The Inventive Age and Civilizational Progress
A compilation of excerpts praising invention and labor modernization led by Chauncey M Depew and other voices. It contrasts the rise of women’s employment through telegraph, telephone, and typewriting with moral progress in American industry and civilization. It notes Republican-Virginia political shifts and suggests a Republican future in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sthoe Courser Fund
Chauncey
M. Depew
New York
Sandwich Island
Father Damien
Congregational Church
J. Hanalon
Damien
Cleveland
Farm Advertising Rates for Public Notices
Advertisers are urged to place farm related notices in the StatRawax publication for maximum public reach. Listings cover auction cases household goods stock implements and more with pricing per word and duration options.
Passenger ticket plan for territorial sale and limits
A historic notice outlines a complex ticket scheme with safety point sales in a desert territory, limited to thirty days, and restricted routes. It specifies many exceptions by state and territory, with several river terminal exclusions and return rules. It names M C I t R and Co A Jonxson as local agents in the line’s network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
M&o
Alabama
Mobile
Arkansas
Eureka Springs
Colorado
Idaho
Indian Territory
Leavenworth
Atchison
Louisiana
New Orleans
Mississippi
Minnesota
Breepy Evé
N. W.R Y
Winnebago City
Olivia
St. B. Ry
Lake Crystal
St. F
Stortons
Little Falls
N. P.R
Wilmar
St. P.M
Duluth
Montana
Omaha
New Mexico
Tennessee
Memphis
Texas
Butler
Missouri Pacific
Clinton
K.C
M.A
Springfield
St. L
Missouri River
Menphis
Cairo
Real Live Bargains in Fall and Winter Clothing
Real activity begins with bargains on suits for all ages from 4 to 120, including $5 suits and $3.50 boys and youths. Overcoats, underwear from 50 cents, driving gloves, hats, and gloves are highlighted with low prices and large stock. The ad promises ongoing fall and fair week bargains and stresses low rents enabling cheaper stock.
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Marshall
Tae Fiell
Ilohry M
lMvangelist
Rons
David Dudley Pied
Ilness
Ist
Tanner
Sama
Gen. Black
Degrasts
Dakota
CuicaGo
P. Hf. Cronin
Don Mit
Virginius Daley
Messérs, Lippincott F
Jupe Brapy
Oregon
Tom Ward
Chicago
Oatheyan
Loilarg
Michigan Farmer
Atc
Addresng Gibbons Brothers, Publishers
Detroit
Mich
Weniger
Thomas Ee
Illinois
Iron & Steel
MolTway U
Peters
Stae Street
Ia'w
Tate
Mararant
Fursyy
Seer
Michigan
Price
T. Shanahan
Pailor
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