Temperance debate and caricature critique in political discourse
The passage satirizes political factions and temperance stances. It mentions Blaine, Cleveland, and Calkins, with notes on meat refusal and alcohol, while praising Thomas Nast yet criticizing his Blaine caricature as crude. The tone mixes partisan opinion and social commentary.
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Blaine and Logan 8Th Ward
Chicago Club
Texas
United States
Blaine
Chicago
Sandwich Islands
Barnum
Nan
Filden
Sioner Newell
Commercial Bank of Brazil
Indiana
Clay County
Milwaukee
Court of Errors of
New Jersey
Deckertown
South
A. Overholt & Co
Connersville
Pennsylvania
Herne
Dickinson County
Kansas
Abilene
Minister of Customs
R.B. Covey
Greenport
Long Island
Ohio
Barnum Wire-Works
Detroit
Philadelphia
Secret-Service
Treasury
Chester
Ilinois
Col
J. L. Murphy
Mobile
Ala.) Life Insurance Company
Reuben Tripp
W.T. Kailey
Camden
N.J
Jesse Ek. Mines
John Ilill
Congress
Boonton
Thomas J. Navin
Adrian
Mich
E. 8. Clark
Minneapolis
RicLaughlin
Upperville
Virginia
John Rawlings
Nerbert Leister
Stonewall Jackson
Burlington Road
Shipley & Wells
Binghamton
N. Y
Greely
St. John’s
Portsmouth
Gen. Hancock
Governor’s Island
E. W. Cole
Nashville
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga
Mount Washington
Huron
Dakota
J.B. Weeks
Ife
Pittsburg
Monongahela River
Jler
Elizabeth
Aississippi River Logging Company
Clinton
Iowa
New York
M. C. McDonald
Slodgett
Bethlehem Iron Company
Cevett
Franklin
Kentucky
Knott
Cyrus IE. McCormick
Harvester Company
John W. Mason
Kendall County
Illinois
Sabina
Fever and murder stories mix in tense national notices
Reports detail Texas fever killing cattle in Nebraska and Texas fever spreading to Chicago yards. A Maryland murder follows a vigilante warning. Baltimore widow hangs herself. Financial and political updates include bank receiver troubles, Grant & Ward's collapse, and Cleveland’s stance. Prohibition convention opens in Pittsburgh amid calls to end liquor power.
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Greely
St. John’s
L’ortsmouth
Buford & Co
Rock Island
Nestor
Michigan
Newport
James R. Keene
Third Street
New Orleans
Devil’s Lake
Dakota
Wabash Road
Democrats
West Virginia
E. Willis Wilson
J. N. Kerrick & Co
Minneapolis
Musselshell River
Meagher County
Arkansas
Joseph Ashley
Suamico
Wisconsin
R. B. Poor
Ohio
American Express Company
Old Orchard
Maine
Council of
National Guard
General Sherman
St. Paul
Army of the Tennessee
Lake Minnetonka
John C. Bacha
Las Vegas
Cincinnati
Rushville
Indiana
White River
Bloomfield
Mission of San Jose
California
Virginia Court of Appeals
United States
Mexico
Liberty
New York
J. N. McGahan
Dayton
Hiram C. Dayne
American Board of Foreign Missions
First Presbyterian Church of
Cleveland
Phelps
Fairfield
Hightstown
Jersey
Trenton
J. W. Davis
Congress
N. L. Morey
J. Moses
South Carolina
Chicago
Boston
Buffalo
Curtin
Derly Place
Brady Island
Nebraska
Kansas City Pny
Pocomoke City
Maryland
Irving Mills
L. L. C. Davis
Mills
Annie Vierce
Baltimore
Staunton
John C
Harrison
Indianapolis
Indiana Banking Company
St. Louis
Annie P. Silver
France
Louisiana
Texas
John
Ile
Grant & Ward
National Democratic Notification Committee
Albany
Vilas
Kentucky
Minnesota
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Bankers’ & Merchants
Postal Telegraph
Western Union
Pennsylvania
Miners’ Amalgamated Association
Amalgamated Association
National Convention of Prohibitionists
Pittsburg
Gideon S. Stewart
William Daniel
Samuel Dickey
Temperance
Prohibition
Reform Clubs
Massachusetts
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TSS
Sullivan
Yeoel
Sullivan Woolen
the Times
Sullivan County
J.C. Bartlett
National
Grover Cleveland
Thomas A. Wendricks
State
Isaac P. Gray
Randolph
Manson D. Manson
Montgomery
William i. Myers
Madison
James H. Rice
Floyd
John J. Cooper
Marion
Francis T. Stord
Bartholomew
Joan W. Holcombe
Porter
Supreme Court
John W. Kern
Howard
J. A.S. Mitchell
Elkhart
Thomas Kh. Cobb
Gerard Reiter
Samuel W. Axtell
James B. Pattin
Charles L. Davis
Lem, IL
Hamilton Township
Pat. McEneney
Warry Pittman
F. FE. Basler
P. A. Bine
F. E. Hasler
H. Blue
Harry Pittman
Harry Vittman
Court
Sullivan Democrat and Tinks
FFEE
Basuer
P. W W. Buce
Calkins
St. Joux
Demijohn
Thomas Nast
Braine
Major Calkins
Paris
Republican Party
Yue Trish
Democratic Party
Ireland
Bank of England
Union
Chaney and Young
Col. Young
Chainey
Reiter
Patten
Mr. Blaine
Claine
New York Times
Afr
America
Bare
Major Calking
Indianapolis Journal
Sherman
Sue
National Committee
BL. Jones
Issa
B. F. Jon 8
R. H. McDonald
John P. St. John
Wm. Daniel
Washington
United States Treasury
New York Sub-Treasury
New York Clearing-house
Jarrett
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Charles 8. Till
State Department
Powderly
Scranton
M. F. Holderman
General Swaim
Court of Inquiry
Garfield Memorial
Frederick Schwatka
Third Cavalry
Arctic
Adjutant General
Navy Department
Odh Gary
Civil Service
Executive Civil Service
Trevelyn
Trish
England
Continent
National League
Max. Parnell
Messrs
Homas Sexton
Sligo
William Redmond
Wexford
Agua
South Bend Iron Works
J. E
B. J. Grabfelder & Sons
Tennessee
Second Street
Louisville, KY
Barney Holtinsky
Sullivan, ID
Durham
Exetterman Brothers
Louisville, Kentuckhky
Sullivan City Roller Mills
Rone
Cale
GEO. Bauer & Son, Proprietors
Crawford
Walnut Streets
Sixth Street
Lewis Vanden