State sovereignty and the Civil War legacy debate
Senator Logan argues that Democratic state sovereignty led to secession and war, claims Democrats never aided suppression of the rebellion, and extols Garfield and Arthur while attacking Hancock and Trumbull. He contrasts party records, praises Union soldiers, and urges voting Republican to defend the nation and its monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onauiman
Logan
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Trumbull
Lyman Trumbull
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Timmabull
Congress
Judge Trumbul
South
New York
Indiana
Knights of the Golden Circle
Minois
Chicago
Washington City
Chicivo
Union Sims
Democracy
John M. Palmer
Jumbull
United States
Poe
Brother Trumbull
Isco
Vdge Trumbull
Bela
New York World
Judge Trimbull
Trunbull
Agu
Yromhill
Watetesman
Sueho
Ous Prionkilin Pierce
Lami
Singleton
Miesiaippt
Jmnter
Caalhorn
Sol
Inge
Aincock
New Orleans
Louisiana
Texas
Phil Sheridan
Hancock
Sheridan
Gen. Grant
Nancock
Gen
Dancock
Garfield
West Point
Pennsyvania
United States Army
College
Army
James A. Garfield
Closter A. Arthur
Jong
Wells
New York City
Watt
A. Arthur
Applausa
Biniks
Gurteld
Pworld Jike
Supeport Shaicath
Aunuisheter
Lue
Ander Diestra
Dieva
Mag States
Abralywun Lincoln
Lee
McPherson
Thomas
Sidney Johnson
Stonewall Jackson
Tring
Fort Sumter
Abraham fAncoha
Republcan
Gare
Cuslom
Why vote Republican says youth in major newspaper opinion
A young man asks why to vote Republican and cites party history. The piece lists emancipation, national suffrage, war victories, financial reforms, a strong banking system, protection for labor, public education, and preservation of national unity as core Republican achievements. It contrasts change with uncertainty and urges prudent patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Lyman Trambilli
John M. Palmer
Mr Farnsworth
Grant
Republican Party
Aya
Free
West
United States
Europe
Republic
N. S. Pribune
Wamr
Lydia E. Pinkham
Western Avenue
Lynn
Mass
Lydia EK
Pinkham
Morrison
Plummer &C
Chicago, Il
Disordered Ohio and Iowa Life Scenes Report
A jumble of local items recalls Hart the convict and bigamy case in Iowa, a failed river hat rescue in Burlington, cattle deaths in a winter storm, a ship of Norwegians arriving, a man found with money but no name, and notes on taxes, fires, and a burglary arrest. The piece blends crime, weather, and odd anecdotes with regional updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erastus Hant
Ohio
Hart
Plligers
John Hall
Missouri
Hall
Iowa
Dubuque
State Agricultural Society
Father Clarkson
John W. Porter
Iowa City
Kalb
Centralia
Burlington
Connell Chaffs
Lizzin Scusickon
Durant
Scott County
Stickle
Norwegius
Trey
Des Moines
D. M. McDonald
Missouri Valley
Ife
Trerg
John Buckley
Muscatine Court
Colonel Shelley
Keokuk
Muscatini
J. W. Edgerly
Ottumwa
Champ
Richmond Township
Dickinson County
Dusugger
Butcher & Spoon
Postville
Tom Davis
Dubuque County
St. Louis
Burley
Practical Household Hints and Curiosities From The World
A collection of kitchen tips and home care notes from N Y World including seed depth, milk for fowls, suet puddings, rice chicken pie, umbrella care, barrel cleaning, geranium cultivation, beef hash, and shoeing horses to correct faults. Steps describe methods, ingredients, and domestic advice for everyday tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. World
N.Y. World
Protection for Trees and Shrubs Against Winter Frost
Garden guidance outlines practical methods to shield peach trees and other shrubs from repeated freezing and thawing. Techniques include tying branches, using straw and corn stalks, building straw-filled frames, bending shrubs and mulching, and covering rose beds with boards and earth. Methods emphasize pre frost preparation and long lasting protection with low cost materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinada Times
Frugal Cookery and Theatrical Contracts in One Page
A fragment lists a milk batter recipe with eggs butter salt yeast and rising, followed by a note that Fanny Davenport pays Ann Dicking twenty hundred dollars plus per performance for a new play after three weeks. An exhortation bucks high living with a claim for Hop Bitters as a simple remedy for health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Davenport
Anns Dicking
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Monticello Express
Tom Buandially
R. Monticello
Belleville
Pasa
Cincinnati
Jef Davis
Tsu
Min
Claass
Massi
Liberty
Prigan Pen
Harers Weekly
Iowa State News
Italy
Germany
Prof. Watson
Washburn Observatory
Wisconsin State University
Madison
Wis
Watson
Pais
Thia Fall
Gouils
Marietta
T. Triem
Hamburg
Weekly Globe
Boston
Haston Polles
Geo
Savory
Esq
Jacobs Oil
Jones
Reppine
Russia
Seag
East Bibenty
Baltimore
Cali Im
Sciatica
Igoount
A. Vogeler & CO
Tewtre
Mae Bitress
Malt Bitters Company
Maas
Tm Keane
el Bishop
Fay
Atari
Gance Philadershine
Wells, Richardson & CO
Price
Tilden
L. C. Emerson
A.n.johnson
Algtt
L. Q. Iimerson
W.c.perking
Aa. N. Johnson
Johnson
Tenney i Green
Emerson
W. O. Parking
Tenney
Haman
Temperance
HULL
Oliver Ditson & CO
Lyon & Healy
Chas. H. Ditson
McMamin
At. al, Suto
Ason & Tlamino
Tremont St
Chigag
Graefenberg
Jae Andrews
Dierrn & Co
Dearborn Streat
CN OB Es
Jesse Haney
Tutt
Cisco
Murray Street
Burnett
JOS, Surnett & CO
Murs
F. Gleason & CO
Summer Street
Maya
Story & Camp
Devker Brothers
Haines and Mathushek
Estey Organs
State Street
Ill
Towai ‘Arm
Iowa8.r. Land Co
Cedar Rapids
Randolph St
Chicago, Ill
Jones -Brothers & CO
Barker
Brighton Hospital
Eng
Saya
Olante
Pricd
America
Rob't Wells
N.Y. P.O
Broadway
New
J. A. Suenman
Coz
Yonge &Co
Louis,Mo
National Publishing Co
Rta E
Adar
W.ualitr&sco
Portland
Boots
Wall
Bowen & Co
Chestnut St
Pilla
Agamplese
Jay Bhonson
Detroit
Mich
Ilus
Great Western Gun Works
Pittsburgh
A. N. EK
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