Campaign turmoil and political satire flare in New York
A sprawling political satire piece describes Col Tom Cavanaugh and Col Bradley Smalley at Democratic and Republican headquarters, schemes involving relief committees, campaign badges, and theater stage intrigue. It also surveys Southern influence, campaign poetry by Seymour, and world’s fair music plans tied to partisan fevers.
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Tom Cavanaugh
Ublican Zoo
Bradley B Smalice
Eanon
Burlington
Tom
Brad
Brooklyn
Landies
Colonel Tom
LO Fith Avenue
Celene Smalley
Bradley BP
Fualler
Soca
Smalley
Rou
Ladies’ Relief Committee
Democratic
Jimmie Oliver
Colonel Haynie
Mickey
Trent
Don Dickinson
Fifth Avenue
Winge
Coleone
Yeu
Bradley Ti
Sentireman
Boeller
Ron
Colonel Cavanaugh
South
National Democratic Committee
Worters
Park Row
Stevenson
National Committee
Europe
Grover Cleveland
Buffalo
Conan
Grover
Henry Watterson
kKolles
Erindstone
Banube
EF. J. Seymour
Republican Party
Reid
Harrison
Tom Watson
Georgia
Harmeton
Watson
Hanan
Lee Crandall
Washington City
People’s Party
People
New York
Wall Street
Mississippi
Ohio
Maine
Tilinoin
Tuval Besatlen
Lewis F. McComas
Republican
McComas
Baltimore
Tom Carter
Smith
Promena
Allegheny Free
Carnegie Hall
Phipps
Schenley Park
Mr. Kelley
Alenbach
Arthur Sullivan
Piny
Boston
Millocker
Jacobowski
Sirsusa
Comra
Universal Brotherhood of Peace
Columbia
Florence Ziegfeld
International Temple of Music
Chicago
Sousa
London
Royal English Opera House
Royalty
Oympie
Shaftesbury Theaters
Robert L. Buchanan
Messia Els
Willard
Beerbohm Tree
Decima Moore
Levenson
Trafalgar Square Theater
Howard Talbot
Edgar Lee
Signor Lago
Olympic Theater
M. Saint Sacas
Zelin Trebelli-Bettini
Excretat
France
Tux Duquesne Theater
Isle of Champagne
W. W. Furat
Anice EH. Onment
Grove City College
First Christian Church
Alleghany
Hortar
J. Sharp McDonald
Mixa Ormesby
F. M. Stevenson
Oi.City
Fred Holden
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Alfred Cellier
Lostox Name Journal
Jodi
Ins & Joey
Marching Phantoms Across the Snowbound Ridge
A first-person account recalls a waking dream of a marching phantom procession in Continental garb with coffin bearers and cloaked sisters. The witness follows them into a woods, then plunges into the circle as a spectral wail rises and the figures vanish beneath a snowbound earth.
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Mysterious Circle Described From 1892 Ravine Incident
A lone observer recalls a strange event in a woods ravine on March 21 1892 detailing a snowless circle 21 feet in diameter with wet leaves and an inexplicable scene. He admits uncertainty and withholds a full explanation.
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