Panther Slayer Captures Monster Panther At Rainbow Falls
The narrative recounts Captain Brown of the Loyalsock area pursuing and killing a giant panther after a long chase from Forksville to Lewis Lake. He defeats the beast at Rainbow Falls and, with mate panther posing a threat, kills the mate as well. Brown returns with four large panther skins, the day’s remarkable feat in the old Loyalsock woods.
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Sesquehannan Wasin
Sherp
Sullivan
Captain Brown
Loyalsock Creek
Forksville
Sullivan County
Houting
Forks of the Loyalsock
Samuel Rogers
Rogers
Tunter
Brown
Settler
Doubling Run
Lewis Lake
Eagle's Mere
Earle
Rainbow Falls
Lie
Hunter
Hanter
Samuel Roger
Loyalsock
Laporte
Cor
Sun
Maryland
Open confession of a Minnesota Democrat joining the Republican Party
A Minnesota Democrat born in the South says he joined the Republicans after witnessing the Democrats’ campaign methods in Minnesota. He condemns the shotgun policy and saloon aided tactics, notes perceived corruption, and praises the current governor’s leadership and decency while admitting past errors and partisan blindness.
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Minnesota
South
Democratic Party
Billingsgate
Democrat View the Events of the Ten Tenths
Republican Party
Aoe
The Tax Question and Party Tax Policy
The piece argues Republicans favor tax reduction, noting past reductions since the war and a 1883 tariff revision. It faults Democrats for not advancing tax cuts while in control, claims Republicans propose abolishing or reducing internal taxes and revising the tariff to fit conditions, and asserts Republicans cannot be faulted for opposing tax cuts. Philadelphia Press reports.
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Republican Party
House of Representatives
House
Tariff Commission
Philadelphia Press
Cleveland's Schemes Public Office as Private Trust
In a dated 1884 acceptance letter, Grover Cleveland is argued as aiming for a second term, asserting public office becomes a private trust and warning that patronage and office seeker's influence threaten government by the people. The piece cites appointments and orders as evidence, framing Cleveland as the sole beneficiary of patronage.
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Grover Cleveland
Standard Oil
Washington
Cleveland
White House
Pearson
New York
Galveston
Portland
San Diego
Tacoma
St. Augustine
Chicago Inter- Ocean
Republican opportunity in West Virginia and neighboring states
The Cincinnati Times argues the GOP faces a great opening in West Virginia with strong local clubs and a Wheeling convention, predicting Democratic decline and broad, protectionist appeal across Virginia, Tennessee, and North Carolina as the party seeks victory through a platform of material prosperity and industry growth.
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Virginia
South
West Virginia
Wheeling
National League of Republican Clubs
Cleveland
Cleveland-Mills
Republican Party
Tennessee
North Carolina
Cincinnati Times
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Abilene
Kansas
Abilene, Kansas
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Eastern Office
New Haven
Conn
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D. W. Jacoby
M. H. Hewett
D. B. Gorden
T. H. Malott
John Johntz
W. B. Giles
D. R. Gorden
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J- C. Royer
FRY, Boyer & CO
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Heal Estate, Loans and Insurance
Citizen's Bank Building
Abilene, Kan
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Broadway
F. ¥. Close
Poland
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Lone Star State
Iron Mountain
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Second Street
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City Bakery
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Able
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Kansas City, Me
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