Bread, famine, and Russia a preacher’s tale of aid
A Brooklyn preacher recounts delivering American flour to starving Russians, praising emperor Alexander III and the empress for relief efforts, while critiquing Western misreporting. He recalls the Leo voyage, the bread as a benediction, and the fight against famine through charity and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael
Christ
America
Bobrinskoy
Russia
Alexander III
United States
England
Jieve
Europe
Siberian
Eral
Piainly
Alexander
Siberia
Peterhoff
New York
American Congress
Kodac
Rusia
Gland
Scotland
Ireland
London
St. Petersburg
The Presidential Plot and Wildcat Currency Debate
The piece argues the campaign centers on wildcat currency from the prewar era and a force bill, while Republicans allegedly plot to buy the presidency with money and corrupt tactics. It cites Wayne MacVeagh and criticisms from the Chicago Herald and New York World about party platforms and election manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacVeagh
Harrison
Republican Party
Nicaragus Canal
Chicago Herald
Pennsylvania
Republican Executive Committee
Dave Martin
New York
N. Y. World
Tariff Fight Shapes Voter Expectation in Campaign
The piece argues the campaign centers on the tariff issue. It notes Republicans once signaled tariff revision but now back McKinley policy. It warns Harrison reelection would affirm high duties and likely raise them further, urging voters to consider tariff outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Russia
Vernet
Partition of
Poland
Siberia
Kinley
Republican Party
Shepherds of
Ohio
Harper'’s Weekly
Wayne MacVeagh
Harrison
McKinley
N. Y. Post
Wales
Politically Charged Opinions Across Newspapers
Multiple 19th century editorials critique campaigns of Cleveland and Harrison, praising or scorning figures like Grover Cleveland, Blaine, Stockbridge, and Dave Martin while discussing tariff reform, republican strategy, and the mood in states like Michigan Missouri and Illinois. The piece blends political commentary with humorous asides on Turkish humor and wealth figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Grover Cleveland
Ohio
St. Paul Globe
Indiana Supreme Court
St Louis Republic
Harrison
Detroit Free Press
Michigan
Stockbridge
N. Y
Missouri
Chicago Times
Blaine
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Illinois
Louisville Courier-Journal
Mr. Blaine
St. Louis Republic
Dave Martin
Republican Party
Dive Martin
Detroit
Uni Racal
Acbe
Mark Twain
East
Tangh
Saefton
Nasred din-Hoja
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WFE
Brooklyn
Gear
Leo
Calvary
Liverpool
Robert Burns
Chalmers
Oxford Street
Ussia
St Chicago
New
Great Britain
Ery
Minnesota
New York State
Earth
Sud Manssthussus
Penn- Heaven
Carolinas
Russian Famine Relief Committee
Ameri
América
Moscow
St Petersburg
Hood
Amavinn
Leigh Hunt
Duncan Stewart
Thomas Carlyle
Carlyle
Munger
Emerson
Belog
Beter
Nious
Arserton
William Waldorf Astor
Thirty-third Street
Fifth and
Madison Avenue
Mr. Astor
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Astor
Mr. Gould
Gould
Aator
Rockefeller
Vanderbilts
Western Union Telegraph Company
Manhattan Elevated Railway
Missouri Pacific Railway System
Rockefellera
Fifth Avenues
Bowling Green
Broadway
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Young Men’s Christian Association
Vanderbilt System of Railroad
William K. Vanderbilt
Islip
L. L
Newport
Flagler
Ponce de Leon
St Augustine
Fla
John L Blair
Blairstown
N. J
Blair Roads
Chicago & Northwestern
Russell Sage
Troy
N.Y
Mr. Sage
Forty-second Street
Mr. Huntington
Connecticut
Pacific Coast
Hun
Huntington
Hoje
Tribune
Emaneh
Masr-ed-din
Asia
Mingr
Bosporus
Holland
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Paris
Umbela
Spain
Grana
Te Majirid Academy of Medicine
Valune
Sxporta
Humboldt
Witia
Stromboli
Tha
Mediterranean
Sanger
Perg
Mount
Etps
Moroco
Gollen
Macatwrog
Tangier
Muley
Peeeret van
Eberioe
Woman's Progressive Club
Pittsburgh Chronicle ‘Telegraph
Papa
Andrew
Tommy
Harper
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