Old Banjo and the Cheyenne Trail Legend
A rugged West tale follows Ole Banjo, famed stage horseman, and his famed horse Banjo’s Bob. After a deadly ride through rough terrain and Comanche threats, Banjo’s death leads to a grave, a horse burial, and a vow to seek medicine with Cheyenne Bill.
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Benjo
Leea
Banjo
Bob
Helens
Shekler
Chevanne
Ieee
E Pewin
Biodx
Allan
Ran
Ravel
Cheyenne
Bill
Russ Wilson
Russ
Deadwood
Hoyle
Nexe Gies
Ole Banio
Cheyann
Hanjo
Bose
Cheyanne Bill
Eogit
New York State Electoral Outlook Mixed for 1888 Vote
A New York analysis argues a Democratic lead in state sentiment and canvassing will yield a handsome majority. It notes Democratic gains in two thirds of the state, with Republicans experiencing a decline since 1888. The piece cites ballot law reforms as curbing past corrupt practices and suggests a net shift toward Democrats across forty counties.
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Situa
New York
Democratic Elect
Maeporta
New Kings
New York Tribune
A crafty advocate and the silver issue in politics
A critical voice attacks John Sherman as the architect of monetary policy and the silver dollar plan. The speaker denounces Sherman as a hypocrite who supported tariffs and anti trust aims while posing as defender of honest money, warning that under his policy workers face devalued wages and sixty five cent silver dollars.
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John Sherman
Chicago
Sherman
Republican Party
America
Political fever over wildcat currency and pensions debate
The piece cites Chicago Herald and New York World takes aim at Republican plans amid currency worries and Democratic gains. It quotes figures about silver dollars, alleged losses, and shifts in votes. It recalls Gen. Sickles praising Cleveland’s pension record and criticizes Republican pension policies under Garfield-Arthur.
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New York
John Sherman
John Shermat
Far West
Harlem
John
Sherman
Chicago Herald
Ismael Argus
Belcher
Utica
Cleveland
Daniel E. Sickles
Sickles
Presi
Republs
Republiss
King Gen. Black
Pension Bureau
Garfield-Arthur
Insecure Barrier and Republican Alarm Over Cleveland Era
The piece contemplates Republican fears of losing control if Cleveland remains in office and a Democratic Senate, noting shifts in party messaging, voter sentiment, and university faculty leanings, with various opinions from newspapers and political figures. It cites voices like Judge Walter Gresham and Gen. Daniel Sickles, reflecting a broader debate on tariffs, veterans' pensions, and national stability.
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Cleveland
Harrison
Hmost
Walter Gresham
North Dakota
Albany Argus
R McKinley
Kansas City Times
Blaine
Hiarrbon
N. Y
Yale
Harvard
Post
N. ¥. Times
Daniel E. Sickles
Utica
Northeast
United States
South
St. Louis Republic
Kriven
Lills
Gleveland
Grant
Hayes
Arthur
Grover Cleveland
St Louis Post-Dispatch
Women Artists at World's Fair Studio Shine in Chicago
Six young women assist designer Lorado Taft in the Chicago Art Institute studio for the World's Fair. Miss Julian Bracken leads as sculptor with commissions in marble and interior decorations. Taft praises their talent, payment, and ambition while noting Bracken's rise from Apple Creek to national recognition.
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Chicago
Paris
Rome
Lorado Taft
Horticultural Hall
Taft
Art Institute of Chicago
Beaux Arts
Anton Mercier
Palegenere
Illinois
Mr. Taft
Julian Bracken
Apple Creek
Gen. Grant
Galena
Chicago Art Institute
Chance
Heresan
Hie
Miss Can ‘Hes
Indrastne
Miss Bracken
Mlinois
Ilinois
Bracken
Brooks
Scudder
Enid
Yandell
E B Copp
State of
Minois
Holy Name Cathedral
N. ¥. Advertiser
Heenan Wears
Portland
White Mountains
Harriet M Pinch
New York
San Francisco
Oakland
Countess de Asol
Etta Hughes
Fraulein Paula
Infantas
Spain
Gump
Gladstone
Guild
Mxa Portes Patare
Treland
Piam An International
Apocatoe
Clark
United States Circuit Court
Kansas
City
M. Tatham
United States District Court
Springfield
M. M. Kinguland
Peat United Stayes
Phaira Consens
United Stages
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Tesco
Montanny
Ole Banjo
Deer Lodge
Ole Hunte
Piers Gleer
Ian
Fallon Grt
Rng
Harness
Bial
Bess
Mingusville
Helenaw
Vanso
Las Vegas
Uncle Sam
Harper's Weekly
Mr. Wiseman
Aire
Wildcat
Philadelphia Times
Jan
Senate
Washington
House of Representatives
Sp. m
N. Y. Ledger
Newport
Jack
H Young
Borrowitz
Kate Pate
Tata Mst
Farmer
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Charlie
Clara
N. Y. Herald
Johnny
Washington Star
Spangler
Tangler
Brown
Gray
Boston Transcript
Bridget
Indianapolis Journal _a Medical science
Sansone
Bear
N. Y. Sun
Hennpeck
Howson
Dear
Jake
Benstiedetarate
Sanuster
J. J. Axenen
Wich
Ingalls
Atchison
Iing
Nebraska State Journal
Will J. Lampton
Braskelyn
Westfield
Plainfield
Jim
N.o Weekly
Sammy
Howdie Huribat
Mamma
Socom
Bener Lenin
Eutong
Tersonsdie
Teliadig
Women IN Business
Bassion
University
Mme Mankasey
Mankasey
Mme Mudkascy
Formsb
Mme. Munkancy
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