Exposition notes compare China and Japan displays at the centennial fair
The writer surveys the China and Japan sections, praising Chinese wood carving and screens, furniture, and silk displays while noting crowded spaces and high prices. It covers other foreign displays, livestock schedules, and July heat impacts on crowds, with a Philadelphia postscript on extreme temperatures and mint work.
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Prinapenprind
Enrror
Register
China
Japan
France
America
Brazil
Egypt
Spain
Switzerland
Centennial Bureau of Agriculture
Burnet Landreth
Bureau of Agriculture
Schenck’s Station
New York
St. John’s Guild
Don Carlos
Philadelphia
Mohawk
Staten Island
Garner
N.Y
Gotham
Gloomy Campaign Tone Precedes Gable Eightieth Year
The article mocks tar Godiove Orth's Republican bid, predicting accusations of fraud and a heated stump speech on honesty, reform, and wartime purity. It notes a Wabash region jeer at Orth and references Field-Marshal Wrangel turning eighty on August 15 in the Prussian army.
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Tar Godiove Orth
Venezuela
Orth
Gar
Wrangel
Prominent Republicans Back Tilden for Reform
The piece catalogs Republicans abandoning Hayes era loyalty to back Tilden, highlighting figures like Stalle Adams Farnsworth Trumbull Palmer Brinkerhoff Koerner and German-American leaders plus Judge Goepp's public letter explaining opposition to the GOP. The damning critique of current Republican leadership frames Tilden as reform candidate.
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Tinden
Hendricks
Judge Stalle
Ohio
Charles Francis Adams
Massachusetts
Mr. Farnsworth
Illinois
Tilden
Lyman Trumbull
Ilinois
John M. Palmer
Brinkerhoff
Iis
Ohio Liberal
Hayes
Allen
Frederick Trausorek
Cincinnati Volksblatt
Reform
Volksblatt
Koerner
Cincinnati
Judge Goepp
New York
A. J. Dittenhoefer
Congress
C. Goepp
Tilden Endorsed by Parke Godwin in Rosin Dispatch
Parke Godwin former editor of a leading New York Republican paper supports Tilden in a dispatch from Rosin Illinois dated June 29. He calls Tilden the man to break the ring and urges honest money lower taxes pure administration unfettered trade and national unity. Schuyler Colfax campaigns for Hayes as McDonald and Joyce prepare to organize Hayes Clubs after prison release.
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Parke Godwin
New York City
Bristow
Tilden
Rosin
Ill. L
J. Tilden
New York
Bae Schuyler Colfax
Hayes
McDonald
Joyce
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Daviess
Jonas G. Koward
Clark
Penrth
Radward P. Ferris
Ripley
Gen. M.S. Given
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New Harmony Theater
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Kate Mallon
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Mallon Ae
George Selby
J. ‘. Hugo W. H. Riley
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Mississippi
Anota
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Washington
Posey County Agricultural Society
New Harmony
B.A. Wilkerson
L. Pelham
Eugene F. Owen
Horace P. Owen
Alvred Dale Owen
William HL. Owen
Charles A. Parke
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Mt. Vernon Banking Co
Vernon
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Leninel Shoak
L. H. Cook
George W. Nett
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Bailey & Donovan
Danbury
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