Public Speaking Schedule For Hon J C Briggs and Hon J B Patten
Hon J C Briggs will speak at Fairbanks on Saturday September 27 at 7 30 PM M at Pleasantville on Tuesday October 2 at 7 30 PM week night and at Oaktown on Saturday October 4 at 4 PM. Hon Jas B Patten will speak at the John Shake school house in Jefferson township on Saturday September 27 at 7 50 PM.
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Fairbanks
Pleasantville
Oaktown
Jas. B. Patten
John Shake
Jefferson Township
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Buff School
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Prohibition
Carlisle
Franklin
Board of Managers of Soldiers’ Homes
Chicago
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Congress
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Board of Trade
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Parker
Eureka
Nevada
Isaac Jacobson
George Bedell
A. M. Scales
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Scales
Greensboro
Kentucky
Frisbie I. Lake
Seabury Brewster
New York
Tie
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State of New York
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Tennessee
Edwin Henry
E. T. Johnson
Indianapolis
Indiana, Bloomington and Western Road
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Thomas A. Hendricks
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First National Bank of
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Steyne
Grand
Northern Pacific Road
Missouri River
North America
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New England
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Ifollisterville
Pennsylvania
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Wepler
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Lake Forest
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Whitney Orange Company
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West Virginia
Political meeting voices for reform in Sullivan county
The Sullivan county gathering featured Hon. Jos. E. McDonald and Hon. Thomas R. Cobb, with Elder Jos. W. Wolfe presiding. Speakers urged economy and reform against profligate spending, defending Democratic stances and criticizing the Republican tariff and leadership, while noting shifts in voter support and Ohio's pivotal role.
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Sullivan County
Jos. E. McDonald
Indiana
Pleasant Grove
J. E. McDonald
McDonald
Democratic Party
Thomas R. Cobb
Congress
Ilis
Republican Party
Party of Economy and Reform
Wide spread 19th century calamities and crimes
A long list of persecuted events, deaths, accidents, crimes, economic shifts, and political notes across the United States and Canada. Notable items include clerical death in Andover, strikes in Davenport, Panama Canal dredging, railway finances, violent crimes, railroad impositions, earthquakes, and border smuggling involving Chinese migrants.
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Floyd
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Marion
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Porter
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J. A.S. Mitchell
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Lem
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A. F. Estabrook
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William Joyce
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National Democratic Committee
West 24Th Street
New York City
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Andover
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Davenport
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Moline
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Panama Canal Company
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Boyle County
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Rutland Road
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J. W. Barber
Decatur
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Tam
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Sezs
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E. & T. H. Depot
Cale
GEO. Bauer & Son, Proprietors
Crawford
Sixth and
Walnut Streets
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Cincinnati
Lewis Vanden
Carpenter and Jobber
Washington Streets
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