Blaine Favored In Presidential Race Amid Turbulent News
The article discusses James G. Blaine of Maine as the preferred presidential candidate amid editorials and political factions. It notes opposition from Harper's Weekly and local editors, with references to Sierra county Sheriff Murphy and the Western Union Telegraph Company in a broader political context.
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Adatl
T Corporation
Western Union Telegraph Company
Santa Fe Ring
Groner W. Curtis
Harper's Weekly
Hlaine
Blaine
Fragmented OCR reads as historical press notes and whisky claims
The text depicts a Chicago Inter Ocean stance on party advocacy and mentions a territorial delegateship, then shifts to a preacher named Tomas Green describing alleged adulterated whiskies from Harrison Street and Polk Street saloons, citing dangerous ingredients and false labels in 19th century terms.
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Chicago
Inter/Ocean
Inter Ocean
Gene Winky
Tomas Green
Feu
Harrison Street
Fifth Avenue
Polk Street
Kentucky
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NEW Mexican Review
NEW Mexican Can Printing Corpaat
Elroy
Bageleriy
VOR
James G. Blaine
Maine
Vich
John ‘A. Logan
Minos
Etraws
Epelle
Ward Beecher
Socorro Sun
Albuquerque
Aan Murphy
Sierra County
Cattle Association
Sherif Murphy
Miss Drficiency
Mariano S. Orexo
East Nd
Jake Gold
Wealer
Old Mexico
J i
San Francisco Street
Sante Fe
N. M
City Bakery
Vienna
Keppe
Valentine Herbert
Manhattan Avenue
Co . Ja E
Senta Fe, New Mexico
Waited States Depository
Exchange Hotel
Best Hotel
New Mexico
Burke & Lucero
Proprietore
Julia. Williams
J. G. Schumann
Santa Fe
Proprietors
WM. M. Berger
John Gray
K. B
Cartwright
Cray & Cartwright
Bas Franciana
Mt. Santa Fe
P. D. Book
Stationery
News Depot
Mahiv
Todd & Co
ARDIA
the Plaza
Mining Exchange
Ean Pranciess
Plour & Grain
Haste Fo
U. B
Santa
Montgomery Virent
Ian Prencison
Col
Chas. Wacner
Commission House
Sal
Splegelborg
Milwaukee Beer
Mest'* Brewing Company
Rupert, Bebemian
Hetilu Mer
Smmegelberg Bros
Arizona
The
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Co
Tais Company
A. Harley
San Francisco
Albuquerque, N. M
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