Odds and Ends From A Turbulent Era
A collage of remarks mixes politics and anecdotes from the era. Topics include a call for Massachusetts support for Democracy, Atlanta ladies forming a mounted escort to President Cleveland, a Rhode Island veteran’s pardon, tariff price effects on wheat, and Mrs. Hancock entertaining Sioux chieftains with piano amid barter negotiations for beads robes ponies and trinkets.
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