Republican County Convention for Giratiot County at Ithaca
October 1504 details the Republican executive call for a county convention in Ithaca to nominate candidates for Sheriff County Clerk Treasurer Register of Deeds Prosecuting Attorney County Surveyor two Circuit Court Commissioners two Coroners and a State House Representative. Various towns listed for representation and a slate of state ticket endorsements by party officials and local chapters.
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Giratiot
Howe
Thach
Sodolegtiona
Arcade
Bethany
Bibi
Emernon
Fylton Hamilton
Ithaca
Lafayette Newark
Havens
North Shade
North Star
Pipe River
Bovilin
Buriner
Acclamation Nominates Martin for State Senator
By acclamation Co W. Martin was nominated by the 10th district senatorial convention held last Friday. Gratiot sent a full delegation and friends witnessed a lively speech praising Martin as a bright, trustworthy, active businessman likely to serve constituents faithfully. The district united behind his election.
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Gratiot
Pauls
Asheen
Revolt in Louisiana Becomes Protective Tariff Push
Louisiana sugar planters erupt in open revolt against national Democrats over tariff policy. Mass meetings planned in Pointe a la Hache and Donaldsonville aim to elect pro protectionist congressmen in the First Second and possibly Sixth Districts. Leaders denounce Democratic leaders as treacherous while pushing for a speaker and measures favoring sugar rice and lumber industries.
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Dendade
Donaldsonville
Pointe Ala Matohe
Congress
Sagar
Lsimotratic
Democrata
Democratic Party
Lo Ana
Henry McCall
Sugar Planters’ Committee
Washinton
Jim
R. N. Sime
RE. N. Pugh
Richard McCall
Andrew Price
National Democratic Party
Inter Ocean
Republicans surge in Maine and six states sweep Congress
The Inter Ocean notes a major revolt against protectionist shifts, while Maine delivers a record Republican landslide with Reed Dinley Milligan Goatelle re-elected. Maine’s 57,000 margin dwarfs prior totals, signaling strength for the party and a Republican majority in the legislature.
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Maine
Reed
Dinley
Milligan
Goatelle
Congress
Greeley
Lews
Vermont
The Sugar Trust Debate Mocking McKinleyism Claims
The Detroit Tribune ridicules opponents for blaming the sugar trust on McKinleyism while noting the trust formed earlier under Cleveland and Democratic influence. It argues the claim mislabels historical origins and mocks the logic used by opponents in urging public belief.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
England
Detroit Tribune
Political clash over tax bill echoed by Democratic leader
Veniccatic leaders vie in a debate as the party pushes the bill while abstainers oppose it. Democratic Congressing Tarsney, brother of Pied Taraney, argues the measure misaligns public burdens and fails the people’s moral and patriotic judgment, despite minor reductions in some schedules.
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Sean
Sach Otter
Shasing
Atdl Gheir
Democratic Congressing
Tarsney
Pied Taraney
Cleveland letter to Wilson on free list iron ore and coal
President Cleveland’s letter to Wilson denounces proposed departure from fair principles. He condemns the idea of placing the woo on the free list and shielding corporations and capitalists with taxation protection, urging adherence to just policies.
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Sach
Pres
Cleveland
Wilson
Recount of a Cherokees tale and wild frontier encounter
A rugged diary style account describes a Cherokee man advising a Western traveler about a troublesome burro and a claim dispute on Dog Creek. The tale interweaves a dramatic chase, bluff, and magical medicine to restore lost sand, ending with a feisty reconciliation and departure. Additional items recount a traveling circus elephant terrified by a piano and a universal curiosity about frontier life and mischief.
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London
Attas
Tod
Chets
Africa
Fragmentary Clarity Scene Ends Anew
An extracted excerpt shows a character named Clarity connected with Sewed load and a moment of high emotion. The speaker asks if she is awake and clean, fixes his gaze on a real pler tulerar, and bids farewell with a taunting request to take his complexion as is. The fragment ends with a decisive departure.
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North America
Stiudin
Gallup
Ollat
Burro Wien
Pet Dutagil
Cartel
No Drop There Washington Star Advert? Architecural Notes
In a fragmented street remark a merchant laments business woes as a bottom drops out of goods and only a single exception remains. A jumble of phrases follows about thermometers and construction terms, ending with a surreal scene of dropping a basket and tossing it into a stone quarry. The text blends stray lines from advertisements and notes with unclear attributions.
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the Thermoniters
Washington Star
A Comedy of Masks by Earnest Dawente and Arthur Moury
Fragmented, era marked satire about crime and passion. The tale follows two felons as they watch a moonrise and seek forgiveness while a mysterious narrator critiques social masks and literary pretensions.
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Per Leone
Kbiow
Srirely
Earnest Dawente
Arthur Moury
Che Thani
Aalbaarnt
Fancies of Invalids and Food Mischief in a Curious Tale
An odd fragment recounts an elderly man in Alun and a playful scene around meals and unusual dishes. It mentions Glophant, a monkeyish anecdote, and a later note about nourishment and a public display. The text blends lettered phrases with stray names and local color from a bygone era.
Hungry Guests Dine Through Chaotic Banquet at Bockinghat
A chaotic supper at Bockinghat palace sees guests struggle with the lavish spread as critics snarl at the hostesses and heroes, while distant nations grow hungry, and a hungry man will do great things to appease his appetite, the Heston Herald reports.
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Bockinghat Palace
Benhen
Beur Monde
Huston
Lyunger
Tb Palace
Heston Herald
The Country Editor in His Everyday Duties
A portrait of a country editor who serves the community through a weekly paper. It notes the editor’s tireless labor, distribution of reports, births, funerals, and church notices, and the strain of keeping the paper running.
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Danny
Bees and flowers noted in Meohané Monthly piece
The fragment discusses carpenter bees and their interactions with flowers and nectar, mentioning genera Xylocopa and related plant visits. It references a dated monthly source and describes observations of bee behavior and plant relationships in a general, non-graphic way.
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Mounit Cartel
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Wheeler's Heart
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Graham & Morton Transportation CO
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