Editorial Notes on Seatocracy and Public Affairs
Editorial notes reflect on seatocracy and mobocracy twins, oyster season abundance, Washington hospitals for ex confederate soldiers, Cyrus G. Luce nomination cheered by farmers and workers, Bane of Maine celebrated after election, regional quakes noted, N Y customs chief Dan Magone pledges civil service reform, Vermont gains in Democratic ranks, Republican strength in small towns, Stevens Bayard calls for Cutting release, temperance leadership critique of Georgia's prohibition, Yariv's speech on wool duties and fiscal fate.
Democratic bosses doubt greenbackers as leaders in elections
A political column argues Democrats distrust greenbackers for high offices, warns of November electors kicking, and critiques Cleveland era policies. It cites Republican gains in Maine and Vermont, praises temperance Republicans, and endorses a strong, unified GOP stance on free trade and protection.
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Tf Democrats
Cleveland
Maine
Bodwell
Vermont
St. John
Neal Dow
St. John & Co
Court bars Salvation Army drum worship in New Hampshire streets
A New Hampshire Supreme Court decision rejects beating drums as religious worship, ruling it cannot disturb public peace or violate police power. The piece contrasts conscience with liberty under law, cites Mormon polygamy arguments, and recalls Civil War era editorials in Michigan questioning war funding and loyalty as voters prepare for November.
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Supreme Court of
New Hampshire
Salvation Army
Pocassett
Mass
Abraham
James O' Donneill Nominated for Congress by Acclamation
The Charlotte Republican reports that Hon. Jas. O'Donnell was renominated by acclamation at the Republican convention in Charlotte for Congress. He is praised as a popular, industrious representative who has served one term, supported temperance measures, and is expected to win in November. He also runs the Jackson Citizen in Coldwater.
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Chisago
Republican Party
Party of Freedom
National Union
Charlotte Law
Hondas
O'Donnell
Congress
House
Coldwater Courier
James O'Donnell
Charlotte Republican
Charlotte
Jas. O'Donnell
Washington
Jackson Citizen
Coldwater
James G. Blaine
Sebago Lake
Mugwump
New York Times
G. Blaine
Blaine
Chicago Inter Ocean
Cleveland
Jas. G. Blaine
New York Sun
Michigan
Loge
Indison
Lagrange
Eash
Langing Journal
Luce
Coldwater Republican
Sandham
J. Stealey
G. Yambo
St. Cox
U. S
Turkey
M. Cc. Norton
Dakota
Helen Campbell
John Curnifex
Mary &. Wilkins
W. L. Taylor
Mrs. Sherwood
Sandringham
Edwards Roberta
Wueich
May Fever Relief Promoted by Ely’s Cream Balm
A reader endorses Ely’s Cream Balm as a cure for hay fever after trying many remedies. The letter states a pharmacist recommended it and claims strong personal relief after use as directed, noting repeated August frosts and long suffering.
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Ely
Politically Charged Writings Stir 1886 Michigan Debate
A compilation of editorials and pasted clippings from rival newspapers debates on prohibition, party tactics, and gubernatorial candidacy. It cites Blaine versus Cleveland themes, St. John and Neal Dow opinions, and defense of farmer candidate Luce as Michigan’s gubernatorial choice. Strong entities include James G. Blaine, Maine, Neal Dow, St. John, Luce, Michigan, Progressive-era parties and newspapers.
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Neal Dow
St. John
Maine
Chicago
Ocean
October Demorest's Life and Homes delight and guide
The October issue highlights bright stories and play ideas for children, a true history paper on Columbus, and notes on silk worms. It promotes Demorest's as a home guide with patterns, etiquette and decor tips, plus articles on art, travel, and literature.
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J. T. Meade
Columbus
Literary Contributions and Featured Authors in Lippincott Magazine
The September issue showcases experiences from Brander Matthews and John Baumann with autobiographical flair and notes on books by Whitman Lathrop Lotta and others. It highlights forthcoming papers by notable figures, poems by Wilcox Moulton Scollard and others, and a playful piece arguing for female superiority in the Monthly Gossip.
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Lippincott
Dulian [Anthorné
Ila Wheeler Wilcox
Joel Chanler Harris
Edgar Fawcett
Joaquin Miler
Brander Matthews
John Baumann
Walt Whitman
George Parsons Lathrop
Lotta
Robt
Dd. Burdette
Clara Barton
E. P. Roe
H. UW. Boyesen
R. [. Stoddard
George Alred Townsend
W. E H. Nortis
Dale
Carlsruhe
Bloomfield Moore
Keely Motor Company
W. WW. Babcock
Capital
Edgar Wuwcett
Louise Chandler Moulton
Clinton Scollard
Lndy
Philadelphia
Parker's Hair Balsam and Tonic Claim Restorative Help
A reader praises Parker's Hair Balsam for restoring hair color and Parker's Tonic for blood purification and general health. The testimonial credits transformation from thinning grayish hair to a attractive face and sefish claims of curing inherited scrofula, with dates indicating 1 sept and 1ort from Chisago.
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Parker
H. K. Lyne
Chisago
Soovil's Sarsaparilla Blood and Liver Syrup Endorsed
Kent Baith promotes Leavil's Blood and Liver Syrup as a cure for diseases of the blood. The ad claims it is highly effective, prepared with care, and endorsed by leading professional men, urging readers to trust the remedy for impure blood and related disorders.
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Leavil
Dixon treatment for Catarrh claims high cure rate
From the Montreal Star a claim of extraordinary success for the Dixon treatment of Catarrh. It quotes 90 percent cure among 4000 patients in six months, contrasts with under five percent relief from regular practitioners, and notes a claimed permanent cure with one treatment. Ads for various patent medicines follow.
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Montreal Star
Monara
A. H. Dixon & Bon
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