Blaine's Perennial Quest for the Presidency
The article traces James G Blaine s long pursuit of the U S presidency from Civil War era days through 1884 and beyond It describes battles within his party his rivalries with Roscoe Conkling and political cartoons that mocked him and the 1884 campaign phrase rain Romanism and rebellion Its impact on Irish voters and the close 1884 result are noted as pivotal Blaine s ultimate decline after resigning from Harrison s cabinet and his final years in Maine concluding with his death</S>
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Doctor Burchard
Elaine
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Jay Gould
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Henry Clay
William Jennings Bryan
Blaine Sugerlpy
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Robert G. Ligersail
Roscoe Conkling
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Garfield
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Europe
Scotland
Andrew Carnegie
Benjamin Barrison
Harrison
Minneapolis
William McKinley
Ghia
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Daniel Webster
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Political turmoil sparks salary concerns voiced by senator
A Washington Star fragment quotes Senator Sorghum criticizing volunteer chatter over the national political climate and noting it could jeopardize his salary, highlighting unease about the period's public discourse.
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World literacy and telephone recorder advance noted
Dr BLabel estimates 625 percent of world inhabitants illiterate despite two centuries of progress. Abel calculates population near 1 20,000,000 with 457,000 illiterate under ten, leaving about 1,365,000,000 older than ten and 50,000,000 illiterate. A wax disk recorder now provides a permanent telephone conversation record to curb mis speech in industry.
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Crow Hunter Turns Profit From County Bounties
Thomas I Miller of Hardin county Ohio reportedly set a state crow killing record by netting 2490 kills in three months. He earned 062.50 in bounties, 25 cents per crow, illustrating a lucrative but singular business amid assorted reflections on money and culture.
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Society and Solitude Quote by Sir Thomas Browne
A fragment reflecting Browne on the paradox of solitude and society. It contrasts unthinking, solitary minds as a prison with those who are busy in thoughts seeking company to escape themselves, illustrating Browne's meditative social critique.
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Birds Help Farmers Bridge and Whist Rivalry Highlight
Birds eat weed seeds aiding crop germination while farmers recall years of bridge games and consider whist as a gentler, less fascinating pastime.
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The arc of reader engagement is questioned as readers skip ahead when not drawn by the opening pages. Critics note that audience attention drops if initial chapters fail to captivate.
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National Mottoes of Germany Holland Belgium
English translations of the German motto God with us, the Dutch motto I will keep faith, and the Belgian motto Union marks strength are noted.
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