Third Parties Rise and Fall in American Politics
An overview traces the history of third parties from the anti Masonic movement to the Know Nothings, Abolitionists, and Greenback era. It notes key figures, state successes, and the shifting influence shaping party dynamics through the 19th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Adams
Henry Clay
William Morgan
Batavia
Order of Freemasons
Morgan
Lake Ontario
Morgen
Diasons
Costa
New York
Manons
Order
Cee
Democratic Party
Thiladelphia
United States
Baltimore
Penneyivantia
William Wirt
Marrland
Amos Ellanker
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Joseph Rittner
Francis Granger
Morrison
John G. Spencer
Trier
The
Treasury
Millard Fillmore
William H. Seward
Thurlow Weed
Reno
Warsaw
Liberty Party
James G. Birney
Francis le Moyne
Birney
Thomas Morris
Ohio
van Buren
Laffalo
Charles Francis Adams
Martin van Buren
Mr. Adam
James Harper
America
New Party
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
California
Kentucky
Maryland
Texas
Virginia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Horace Greeley
B. Gratz Brown
Missouri
D Prohibitionists
Conness
Greenback
Peter Gooper
Samuel F. Cary
Greenbackers
National
James B. Weaver
Iowa
B. J. Chambers
Ben Butier
St Miceart's Society Aids Diocesan Union Growth
St Miceart's Society of Loretto is highlighted for its well arranged hall and active role in forming a permanent diocesan society. Father Ferdinand Kittell leads the group with 45 members and plans to send delegates to Indianapolis as unions gain momentum. A union meets in Mansfeld Pa this afternoon at 2 o'clock and St Trowas Braddock hosts Idlewild field day August 8. A Tamp edition of school pledge cards circulates with 2300 distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Miceart's Society
Loretto
Fatser Uevirs
Treunion
Mansfeld
Union Station
St. Trowas
Braddock
Idlewild
St. Micuart'’s Society
Fath
Prince Galitzin
Ferdinand Kittell
Indianapolis
Stomach Bitters and Early Elsers Featured In Ad Copy
An 19th century style advertisement urges relief for stomach and digestive issues with Hoste ter's Stomach Bitters and Wrrt's Little Early Elsers. It promises to subdue malaria kidney rheumatic ailments and nervous disorders without griping or harsh side effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosteter
D. De WatermilLYON RICH Voices In An Old Cabin Fun
A narrator attends a Black Belt family gathering at Greye cabin with Melon mountain display and lively music. The piece contrasts barefooted workers and ornate African American hospitality with humor and warmth, ending with reflections on love and humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Hous
Ben
Greve
Pickaninnie
Quien Sabin
Waterbury
Mr. Greye
Dean
Fire sale fills city with rush on damaged clothing
The announcement promotes a colossal fire sale at corner Grant and Diamond streets offering men’s suits overcoats and hats at unusually low prices. Customers flood the store, extra sales staff are promised, and trains to nearby cities are listed for travel with special round trip rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Moen
Clothiers
Atlantic
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington City
Pittsburg
Remarkable Cure Cited for Colic Remedy at Georgetown
Mr J E Thoroughgood of Georgetown Del reports that two teaspoonsful of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy saved the life of Mrs Jane Thomas of the same place and that other severe bowel cases have been cured by the remedy sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Thoroughgood
Georgetown
Del
Chamberlain
Jane Thomas
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Taylor
Fillmore
Free Soilers
Free State
Delaware
Aeland
Henry Wilson
John P. Hale
George W. Julian
Indiana
Free Democratic
Eiher
Free Soil
Pierce
King
Republican Party
Federal Party
Free Sollers
B. F. Butler
Cleveland
Union Labor
Streeter
Illinois
United Labor Party
Henry George
Cowdrey
New People’s Party
Farmer's Alliance
David Davis
Charles O'Conor
Labor Reform Party
William Groesbeck
Janes B. Walker
Wright Brapy
D. DE
Xdence
the Dispatch
Selma, Ann
V’e
Alpha
Omega
Mi. Grandy
Uncle Ben
Savy
Dave Greye
Lawd
Gheny
Gus
Tynns
Black
Sally
Este
Miss Jo Narr
Dispatch
Wagner Opera
London
Music Teachers’ National Association
J. H. Hahn
Callixa Lavallee
Association
Hahn
Lavallee
Notra
Royal Italian Opera
Royal Italian Operare
Royalty Theater
Coleford Dick
Covent Garden
Herr Polini
Drury Lane
Isidore de Lara
Asia
Hamburg Theater
Agnes Hart
Dean Hart
Leeds
Rubinstein
United Va
Jope Davis Carter
Harry M
Sichaa
Mariner
Sartor
Pastoral
Wien
Ier
Ehelnberger
Taree
Sasenee Boeebel
Qetventon Grayney
eBadiey Boe
Wilson G. Smith
Miss Beach
Religiaere
Pecgramer
Enoug
Berlioz
Les Troyens
Paris
Hector
Sim Arthur Sottivax
Grover W. Morcay
Tacoma
Wash
Franz Verra
Riverside
Cal
Pittburg
Venor
Milan
la Scala
Patti
Berlin Philharmonic
Hans Richter
Moriz Moszkowski
Joseph Joachim
Hans von Nelow
McKetver
Verdi
Falstaff
dorStal
Fannie Edgar Thomas
William Guenther
Silver Lake Grove
Amphion Quartette
Henry Gerding
W. McG. Stevenson
John A. Hibbard
Charles F. Harris
Auber
Mallasse
Germany
France
Ladies’ Home Journal
Canada
Charles Gounod
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Hayes & Kerxan
Water Street
Wsu
DR. Snyder
Snyder
Chas F. Bono
Rice
Lake
Wis
Oo. W. F. Snyder
Chicago
Rice Lake
O. W. F. Snyder
Movicker’s Theatre Bldg
Laird
Walt Ite
MLTR
Laird’s Shoe
Wood
M. Laird
Mother Hubbard
Heefers
Wales
Navy
Chilaren
Pau
Market Street
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