Lowry linked to 1888 St Cloud newspaper assault claim
A long letter from Myra Swiss alleging Gen Lowry, Democratic candidate for governor of Minnesota, joined in destruction of a St Cloud printing office on March 1888. The note asks party members to vote for a candidate who will defend a free press and questions Lowry’s ties to the incident.
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Gen. Lowry
Myra Bwissliein
Pt- Wie Ee
Swiss Bules
Wetvnesolian
Sylvanus B. Lowry
Sir Licut
Minnesota
Lower St. Cloud
Leime
Saunder
Igeo
Vane G. SwissitErem
St. Cloud
Democratic Friends
Mr. Lowery
Achit Man
Tn Meter
Ann
Iire
Republica
Linus Osliviers
Wovater
Wage Press
Porar
Senate
Shelly
Ned
Bea
Ceann
Abe Larrabee
James B. Gray
St. Croix
Oliver Gibbs, Jr
Pierce
Lundy
Dann
N. Dwombly
O Gibbs, Jr
To'elk
Plm
L. Ss. Lewis
O Gibbs
Tieree Co. Witurras
Tony
Bartlett
Gibbs
Cox
DP. Bartlett
My. Twombly
M. Bundy
Bronson
Judge Barcett
Gibbe
Barnard
Loyd L. Lewis, Pres. C. & Bexty
Elect Republican ticket names for governor and state offices
The list presents Republican candidates for statewide offices including governor Alex W. Randall, lieutenant governor Utler G. Noble, secretary of state Marvey, treasurer Hastings Jon Atzo Amesh, comptroller van Stewyck, state prison commissioner Heg, state superintendent L. Pickard, and a legislative ticket headed by Cox and Bartlett. Names appear with counties and affiliations in a damaged OCR fragment.
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Utler G. Noble
Walworth
Marvey
Rook
D. Hastings
Jon Atzo Amesh
van Ste Wyck
Columbia
Ans C. Heg
Racine
L. Pickard
Grant
Trempeleau
Brown
Legislative Nominations For State Senate And Assembly
The column endorses Charles Cox for State Senate and Willam Darvlett for Assembly, praising their character and fitness. It urges Republican effort, contrasts parties, and argues Democrats avoid politics while voters should choose the best men.
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Charles 2. Cox
State Senate
Senate
Willam P. Darvlett
Eau Claire
Cox
Political letters rail at voters and press in 1859 style
A broad polemic argues readers must study politics to learn the truth. It notes partisan bias and calls out Democrats for ignorance while urging citizens to understand governance. it contrasts theatrical vice with civic duty and cites social venues and a senatorial convention.
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Crawda
Democratic Party
Tale
Democrata
Can—Eesson
New York Letter on Delinquent Correspondents in 1888
A New York letter describes dull news months, notes the rise of fashionable society in splendor and idle gossip. It mentions Broadway stars, Newport visitors, and the social whirl, while criticizing sensational freelancing by regular correspondents.
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Bowery
Word
Christy
Christy Wood
Minstrels
Broadway
Tokwantong
Kithy
Haonteriig Law
Laura Keene
Nillo
Barnum
Bodom
Genorrah
New York
Gene
Fife
Upper Temlom
Gayelles
Newport
Baratago
Tod
Esren
Mary Ann
Stewart's
State Treasurer Hastings praised amid partisan attacks
The Madison Journal publishes a lengthy defense of State Treasurer Hastings against claims of misconduct. The piece argues Hastings has performed excellently, with support from diverse officials and newspapers. It defends payments in specie, rejects alleged discounts, and forecasts Democratic Charleston convention outcomes shaping national politics.
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Mastings
Madison Journal
Madison Patriot
Padrioti
Astings
State Treasury
Hastings
Thas
Northwestern Agricultural Society urged for Illinois and neighboring states
The Chicago Press and Tribune backs forming a Northwestern Agricultural Society with farmers from Illinois Michigan Iowa Wisconsin and Minnesota. It would host an annual fair in Chicago and has received about 40 000 in subscriptions. The move aims to boost regional agriculture and benefit Chicago.
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Chicago Press and Tribune
Northwestern Agricultural Society
Illinois
Michigan
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
China
Chicago
Barraboo Republc
Barraboo
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Siam Vos
Raia Hinwuly
Binta
Republican Party
Dows Co
Prescott Cranserigt
Prescott
Redh. Hed
Pato
Edvard Miller
Epullican
Fleetion
Guvlenor
Alex. W. Randall
Nator
Chares B. Cox
Pierce Co
WAM
P. Bartlett
Lau Cleire Co
Fama
Fifth Avenue
Portland
Bac
Panscoir
Geo, Strong Esq
Hudeon
Temporaey
CS. Bundy
Doinville
C. M. ‘Wall
Ilea
Win
Vowes
Ilan
Ley Tuint
Geo. Frrong
Douglass
Junius B
Twom Wy
C. T. Tlili
Eeq
M. S Gilson
MS & Gilson
State Senater
Williams
N. Twowlly
Wes- Copp
Tory
Committee On Ecredentils
Chippewa
C. B. Cox
IL N. Twombly
Eile
TL Moxon
N. Twombly
C. Williams
Gibson
Fort Rlley
Pia Suldiora
Prairie Dog Creek
Pike's Punk
Tate Express Company
Jones & Russell
Chas
Griffin
Buffilo
Oly
Ile
Machter
Farher
W. Frost
Thomas Frost
Pottsville
Pennexlvania
Lorvpenworth City
Onur
York
Charleston
Wise
Douglas
House of Representatives
Syracuse
Springfield Republican
Dougas
Ginnally
Sravery
Frea Democrat
Sparta Herald
Selon McKinney
Texas
Dallas
Methodist Church North
McKinney
Bates
Joseph Charles
St Louis
Joseph W. Thornton
Thornton
Muueder
Kingston
CO. W
Whig
Canada
Maine
Morrill
Marie
Smith
New England
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Northampton
Edward Chair
Richmond
Stephen Collins
Ecceraaan
Roy John Harwell
HUE Earturrdienead
John Havel
Willenerganette
Bartaca
Dawn Ielew
Dualars Grocery Moreau
Collins
STEP
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Simos Waller Dycearnd
Tab
Elaine
Aedor
Altowed
Storch
Ald Dara
Veeroott
Sroas
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