New Hampshire Figures in 1930s Political Page Tease
Fragmentary OCR shows names and titles linked to state politics. References to vice president candidates William Tring and Eastman mentor roles appear alongside county official titles and names such as Joe Chak Bond Supervisors Hames Mosley and Lee Bleck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Chak Bond
Hames
Mosley
Por Kewester
Deeds
Wo Spenour
Lee Bleck
Corea Court
Qborgl
Democratic Party Urges Unified Campaign Across County
A county Democratic rally urges strong nationwide federal influence and organization. It lauds Hon. WER. C. Dasraran for unanimous nomination for Congress and praises Mr. Mastrann’s House tenure. The piece notes county figures Danny Jounnan and Atwood advancing political printing efforts and hints at upcoming local party consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wer. C. Dasraran
Congress
Minaral Point
Mastrann
House of Representatives
Eladtionisaure
Eaat
Joonnvaan
Wosconems
Danny Jounnan
Mr. Atwood
Democratic Rally and Railway Talk in Baraboo
The piece reports a Democratic rally praising Pierce and King and predicting victory in November. It notes a railroad meeting at the Court House with plans for a Baraboo Valley route via Milwaukee and La Crosse, plus mineral finds and municipal committees. Also covers Webster’s stance against Whigs and a judicial election slate and results.
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Mabwaukee
la Crosse
Baraboo
Lake Superior
Janes P. Flanders
R. AL. Tavis
P. Baesett
A. Kellog
William Uplegrall
SV. R. Ableran
David Reynolds
Lips of the Times on Whig Nominating Fiasco and Pierce
The piece attacks the Whigs on Gen. Scott and Seward factions, noting Massachusetts and New York rebuke Scott while Pierce and King gain support. It reports Edward Long backing Pierce and King, calls for Democrats as the party of principle, and mentions a potato seed experiment with no size difference. The column ends with a garbled note about a local death or illness.
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Democratic Party
Party of Progress
United States
North America
South America
Cen. Pierce
Louisiana
Morula
Texas
California
Federal
Whi
Anvoren
Creat Hrilain
Poly
Ameriua
Lquish Los "Shoreiuro
Democraty
Times
Thas
Gen. Schutt
Greeley, Soward & Co
Lott Fullmore
Webster
Ohio
Scott
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Georgia
North Carolina
Kentucky
South
Bolera
Ray Sirkine Siie
Baltimore Argus
Ton
Edward Long
Inte Fedora
Congres
Marylands
Pierce
King
Hag
Whig County Nomination Sparks Local Political Row
The Whig convention produced a ticket with Charles Armstrong for Assembly, David Monson for Sheriff, W. H. Strang for Clerk of Board, J. Towman for Clerk of Court, Levi Huntington for Register, Tighart Cary for Coroner, and J. Seymore Prores for County Surveyor. The report notes contested claims and criticism from the Sentinel and Courier papers regarding a General Pierce fainting tale and printer accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whig
Tar
Charles Armstrong
David Monson
W. H. Strang
J. Towman
Liar
Levi Huntington
Tor
Tighart Cary
I J. Seymore
Prores
Uwistory
Charubasco
Ald
Sentinel
Federal
N.Y. Courier and Enquirer
Pierce
Courier and Mcquirer Theodiam
C. and
Political Letters on Gen Scott and the Fugitive Slave Law
William A. Graham challenges the use of his name on any ticket and defends Gen Scott as a firm ally of the Fugitive Slave Law. The correspondence, dated August 14, 1852, discusses nominations, party harmony, and adherence to the 1850 Compromise with Webster as backup.
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S. Orton
Farwell
Gan
Scott
William A. Graham
Hinenoreuen
Thies Loring
Asy
Sin
Staleigh Register
Elinsborough Recorder
Elon
Daniel Webster
Gen
Scott War
Canidata
Baltimore
Washington
Pans Dent Fillmore
Navy Department
Cliy
Euamutes
Uirteen
Seurt
Suma Bwicl
Lin
Dad Perseason
Coen
Ecott
Alt. Webster
Seidora
General Land Office
Fox River
Wisconsin
Joan Wilson
W. J. Gumagoy
Moniello Marquette Co
Arrests and unrest sweep Havana port scene report
A late 1800s dispatch from Havana describes a swell of arrests numbering over a thousand, including an 82 year old woman and her granddaughters aged 19 and 16. Police on board the Crescent City face fear while authorities threaten action against ships resisting Spanish control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canad
Havanna Lottsis
Praon
Canedo
Crescent City
Louise
Conyers
Srita
Tha
Clerald
Toogarear
Clambers St
Trishmen
Gurmans
Urey Merp Fastur
Elavann
Navendor
Yvern Oy
Geno ix Callivorsia
Calfornia
New York
Ts Panauia
Londen
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Frankulen Porch
New Masmpshire
William Tring
Dar Congress Tb Liater
WEN U
Eastman
Jot
Svato
Hinge
Montomer Y M. Colimiren
Ami Gee CL Vick
Tet Uhet Phu Whel
Sah Riera Tan
Mio Clearla
Wieelor
Weepler
Bo Mahivl
Tu Coroner
Royal G. Gould
Kangston Marquette
Tate Fates
TNO
Sorento
Ealiee de War Vets
Federal Emissaria Dis
Noel
Priza Prine Ello
Parsons
JoQerson
Midianntid Jackson
Emis
Selvnot
Ma. Wetsten
Mr. Webster
Gen. Scott
Greely
Mie
the Sentinel
Whiton
Larrabee
Oes Strom
Smith
Knowlton
Crawford
Lnerebee
Lara
Widngye
Crewfordy
Knowltenyd Rieich Wey Vt
G. W. Barren
Kins, Esq
Eote
Galt
Derry Tekins
Lane
Diego Freind
E. Crandall
Pratria du Sac
Readaturg
OG Grauama Magazine
Amon
A. Sigoveney
Bali
Win
H. G. Heamar
Hy Wi Herbert
Peo
Jackson
Abe Bos
Survival Journal
Ata Judgitans
Jacksuon
Bett
Bias Gosemment
Batile
Dyer Ces Nomberte
Scutt
Mexio
Potz
Saat
Bate
Gum Scott
Californi
Lete Apouch
McCorkle
Lewistawins
Eponkers
Dill
Cireet Plank Road
St. Lewis
Greeney
the Tribune
Jon
Folly
Commodore St. Han
New Jersey
Cauy
Domnerner
Walstree
Portuse Sur- Fracys
Averhall
Mrr
Graham
Washington Union
Doneeentig National Conner
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