The Unsuccessful Candidates Of Past Presidential Campaigns
A fragmented survey traces the fate of failed presidential hopefuls, detailing how Adams, Clay, Webster, and others faltered after early momentum. It contrasts their campaigns with Taylor and Van Buren, noting shifts in public mood and the political landscape of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
Waaghler
Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Shay
Julie Quiccy
Adare
Tike
Ronvass
Jackson
Quincy
Ou Jackson
Tecover
van Buren
Henry Cisy
Mba
Eerncom
Usdess
Horace Gressey
Taylor
Twinnis
Landiond
Harrison
Ameei- Chidren
Loweeer
Luchiunts
Jack
Fhursof
Daniel Sac Stuomvensa
Webster
Sout
BocSeuua
Sermour
Grant
Omer
Horace Greely
Hancock
Garrelt
Thas
Imps Cung Metedian
Hapcock
Tikben
Pour Daewater
Crave
Greenwater
Arid Arizona Life Amid Sparse Territory and Trade
The article sketches Arid Arizona life with miners and mule trains moving copper, fruit, and supplies toward railheads. It notes trading with the San Ignacio and Mogul Indians, peaceful village life along Little Colorado, and the arrival of canes and wagons for shipment. The piece highlights the maguey plant, cantury blooms, fruit growing in sheltered valleys, and a growing territorial economy despite hardships.
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Salley
Gabl
Lark
Whius
Colorado River
Bul Williams
Pueblo
Aruna
Meny
Abel
Theose
Indiana
Ilinois
Marten
Ue Head
Tornen
Bax Tecome
Kappinde
Historic close votes show narrow margins in early elections
The record notes narrow margins across states in early campaigns among Adams Jackson and Clay while detailing varied counts in Maine New Jersey Delaware Maryland and California. It references 1840s style figures and remarks on the broader political climate and voting patterns of the era.
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Adame
Nik Jackson
Maryland
Adams
Demware
Jaren
Mitty
Aifermos
Harte
Vag Burg
Thier
Maine
Michigan
Lane
Cay
Polk
New Jersey
Hulk
Taylor
Pierce
Scott
Delaware
Louisiana
North Carolina
Smy Lincoln
Douglas
California
Lath McCullan
Wool Auction Draws Frenzied Bidding at Town Market
A bustling wool auction unfolds in a crowded room with loud bids and rapid exchanges. Spectators watch bidders wave nerves and manipulate tokens as the auctioneer works the crowd and parcels go to the highest offers amid a storm of shouting and gesturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landen
Stefan
Devon
Stillal
Burle
Taunton
Nasi Tall
Tes
Ubinus
Gravelitte
Solan
Ani
Krock
Thorn
Howard
Crival
Coustry
Paris
Amvuse
Pervian
Pelbie
Henry James James
Henry Jarre
The Corn Doctor and a Dark Eyed Stereotype
A scrambled tale blends a Corn Doctor satire with a long meandering lecture on education reform and a bizarre rat story. It mixes odd regional prose, medical gossip, and a plea for practical shoes as part of a wider column of oddities and editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Pond
Vince
Waller
How wallpaper is printed in elaborate patterns today
A reporter visits a wallpaper factory to document color work and roller engraving. Twenty five workers mix water colors, while artisans craft color rollers from brass and wood. The process uses up to twelve color stages with heavy machine involvement and a yearly output measured in tens of tons of paint and many miles of paper.
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Auiles
He Lowe
Cmes
Ierest
Arun Bata
Vic
Eens Oper
Htexey Tribune
Inte Uvere
Mirveiely Iau
Virgn
Tne
Richt
Yale
Lanta
Rhain
Rae
Wilk Klin
Hind
Tiveen
Sasmchnow
Nacre
Bose
Masks and Faces in Pasteboard and Paint
The article catalogs elaborate mask making and the social milieu around masquerades. It notes the difficulties of mask fit and scent, lists famous personae depicted, and describes the craft from materials to costs, while touching on related social foibles and entertaining anecdotes.
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Chicsgw Tribune
Gettes
Germany
Mwimaya
Howe Payiig
Cutumary Stork
Fantom
Suttay
Antral
England
France
Bacon
Wiliam Penn
Washington
Columbus
Dune
Cromwell
Raleigh
Ronwead
Voltaire
Raphael
Basmarck
Kaie
Wilhelm
Altona
Victor Emimangel
Land Be
Brown
Ncean
John McCullough
Gen. Grant
Ees ‘Conkling
Carl Seure
Tien
Peter Cooper
Jum Keily
Tweet
Jee Butler
Presitest Arthur
John A. Lexan
Vanderiut
Jay Gould
Abraham Tdncotn
Horace Goolay
Ben Einther
Henry Ry Irving
John Th
Mayinowl
Lyla
Wall Street
Seapine
Manea
Sarat Dervhardt
Mrs Langtry
Mary Amderom
Stout Brancoml
Mee
Pat
Mor
Mord Jecka
Fanny Davenport
Mom Fotescus
Empire of Austria
Quen Late
Studant
Eho
Ami
Mle
Aimee
Gotton
Dondas Parry
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Nile
Noel
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Amore
Faust
Wrarly 200 Watch
Tasae Uaily Angieud
Arizona
Han Lancors
Angelifornia
Seymour
Oregon
Letwert Urewler and Craft
Kotor
Gielish
Pouphe
Colin
THE
London Wool Exchange
Malou
Marve Ancoinette
Chiragthera
Roukynkoma
Preston Geld Watch
Sarna
Sarab Reywiet
Ai Anald
Tabian
Dow
Carlyle
Comtemporariée Soci
the Corn Doctor
Gasnybeuemeng News
Mts
Orlowe
Sultor
Amd
Ucts Laweball
Coe
Ts Baton
Parry
Perry
Alemys
Bane
Pumpwite
Lomba Globe
Voie
America
Froges of
Count Vermicelli
New Yorks
Vermicelli
Maud
Clara Hellen
Cincinnati
Laura B
Wall Street News
Ldn
Ulorngo
Will M
Alenemes
Bart Sim
Jovan Bay
M. Quadt
Bosida
Tian Merw
Pasuniz
Dencot Smith
Attasta Cotsiinatios
Alabama
Exchange
Monay
Ely
Mikey Thumlor
Araly
Ebebnery Cranietn
Binckeenith
Taawne
Mabiowitrand
Kock
Bacilli
Showng
Pepe
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