Ratification meeting in Washington endorses Hayes Wheeler ticket
Enthusiastic rally in Washington City on the 19th endorses James and Wheeler with strong Republican backing. Senators and speakers laud Hayes, Bristow, Morton, and Logan, while Blaine sends a brief, hopeful message amid cheers for a November victory.
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Jlayes
Wheeler
Blaine
Sherman
H Hayes
Bristow
Morton
Ben Luttler
Hayes
Union
Republican Party
Cincinnati
Massachusetts
Confederate Congress
Republian
Amerin
Dr Pinkney Protest at Republican Convention
The Columbus Republican reports Dr. Pinkney voicing strong opposition to the GOP convention actions while noting Hayes is the acceptable nominee and Blaine’s defeat is not Hayes’s fault. The doctor, despite his clear Jewish sympathies on politics, plans to support the convention picks.
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Pinkney
Columbus Reublican
Slavie
Hayes
Blaine
Republican Party
Sinkney
Erely
Rich Deadwood Mines Prompt Miner Excitement
The text claims vast gold riches in Deadwood country with miners extracting large quantities. It notes belief the reports may be true this time and mentions Mr. Nance following instructions properly. It also plays with a typographical joke about unswerving versus swearing advocacy of Republican principles.
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Deadwood
Education reform in public schooling urges better teachers
The writer argues that teaching methods waste time while content remains, calling for competent teachers and reform in spelling, arithmetic, reading, geography, and grammar. He notes uneducated instructors waste funds and praises public support for higher standards and wages for quality educators.
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Nebraska
K. W
Nebraska Home Beckons After Eastward Venture
Mr. Martin Kunkel returned from a business and pleasure trip east visiting Chicago where cattle were sold, New York and the Centennial Exposition. He found crop prospects poor east of the Missouri but promising in Nebraska and believes relocation to the West was wise for a Nebraska farmer.
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Martin Kunkel
Chicago
Guy
Kunkel
New York
Newberg Pa
Slate Hills
Nebraska
Missouri River
Newberg
West
Printing Office Manager Seeks Position in Omaha
C F Brewster of Omaha seeks a position as business manager or foreman at a first class printing office. He is rated among the most thorough job printers in the United States and is recommended by The Record for employment by any newspaper publisher seeking such a person.
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Omaha
P. O
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Brewster
United States
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