Ohio Victory Echoes for Garfield Arthur Ticket
A bold Ohio statewide message celebrates Garfield and Arthur with large Republican majorities in state races. It notes victories over Democrats, touts Indiana gains, predicts a nationwide swing, and urges continued campaigning ahead of November.
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Commonwealth of Ohio
Garfield
Arthur
Ohio
South
Congress
Hamilton County
Hunt
Banning
Indiana
Porter
United States
Townsend
Cincinnati Gazette
Garfield will carry the State next month in a Republican view
The document cites Jersey City election results, Republican gains in New Jersey, and general party pressure. It quotes letters from political figures in Washington urging pension bills, noting Democratic opposition and the belief Garfield will win the state. It includes a Grant note stressing decisive voting in the Electoral College.
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Jersey City
N. J
New Jersey
Garfield
Democrats Call for Meeting in Canton 1864
The Canton Register issues a formal call for a Democratic meeting dated 1864 urging local participation in party organization and rallying supporters in Illinois. The notice emphasizes unity and active engagement in the election cycle.
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Canton (Ill
Grand Rally at Bushnell Friday November 4 1864
A grand rally is planned at Bushnell on Friday November 4 1864. The event mobilizes local supporters with speeches and marching orders amid ongoing civic tensions. Community leaders call for unity and record turnout.
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Bushnell
When a Cincinnati Man Speaks of His Pen Productions
A Cincinnati man is celebrated for his varied writings, though readers wonder if his pen serves as a literary seller or a hog-raiser. The remark hints at the dual nature of his public persona and local curiosity about his ventures.
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Cincinnati
Czar’s Bad Brother Finally Resigns Command of Guards
The Whitehall Review notes the Czar has removed Grand Duke Nicholas from leading the Imperial Guards after years of scandal and misdeeds. It recalls his treatment of the Duchess, unpaid soldiers, and clashes with Melikoff and the Cesarevitch, culminating in the Urgent resignation.
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Whitehall Review
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Imperial Guards
Romanoff
Bulgaria
Forbes
St. Petersburg
Russia
Melikoff
Krasno Selo
Two Souls Share Umbrella In Rainstorm Ruse
A young man with an umbrella overtakes an unprotected lady acquaintance during a rain storm and offers to act as a rain bow. The lady accepts his arm and asks if she may be his rain dear, as they walk together under one umbrella.
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Colorado
Boston Post
Old Anderson Reflects on Prosperity and Faith in Arkansas
In a Little Rock Gazette feature, Uncle Anderson recalls the dangers of prosperity within his community, blaming it on a preacher and a wife who leave home for romance. He recounts how his wife ran away with a pastor and the ensuing chaos, ending with a moral about stability and work for women. The piece closes with a note about the inventor Gatling gun’s daughter about to marry a revivalist.
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Little Rock Gazette
Anderson
Hitself
Oman
Arkansaw
New Jerusalem
Democratic and Republican echoes on Civil War memory duel
A collection of 1880s political quotes contrasts Democratic and Republican viewpoints on the Civil War, Lincoln’s Gettysburg address, and Reconstruction. Figures cited include Jas G Field, Fitzhugh Lee, Wade Hampton, Blackburn, English, Han cock, Grant, Garfield, Horace White, and Irish voters.
Irish Americans urged to vote freely against party coercion
A New York Tablet essay denounces Democratic bosses pressuring Irish citizens to vote a certain way. It recalls Civil War loyalties, Tweed Ring corruption, and Copperhead riots, urging Irish Americans to cast independent ballots for liberty and national pride. The piece insists Irish voters deserve recognition and self restraint in choosing any ticket.
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New York Tablet
Democratic Party
New York
Ireland
Tigar Brand Roasted Coffee Offered for Sale
A. W. Scott & Co. promotes Tigar Brand Roasted Coffee as the best in the market while A. W. Scott & Co. also handles meals at F. W. Lesley’s. A guarantee promises sixteen ounces per pound or $25 cash. Signature of L. F. Gackenheimer appears. A claim of full strength essences and tinctures is included.
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A. W. Scott & Co
L. F. Gackenheimer
Shiloh's Cure Claims Half Million Bottles Sold
Five hundred thousand bottles of Shiloh's Cure said sold in months with over two thousand consumptions cured. Coughs, croup, asthma and bronchitis supposedly yield at once and praise abounds. For lingering pain such as lame back or chest, Shiloh's porous plaster is available through druggists.
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Shiloh
L. F. Gackenheimer
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy Ad Improves Cure Offer
An advertisement touts Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy as a marvelous cure for catarrh diphtheria canker mouth and headache. Each bottle includes a nasal injector for treatment at no extra charge and is priced at 50 cents from L F Gackenheimer in Van Wert Ohio.
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Shiloh
L. F. Gackenheimer, van Wert
Shiloh's Vitalizer Endorsed by Iowa City Figure
J G Starkey, a prominent Iowa City citizen, reports that Shiloh's Vitalizer cured his persisting liver and stomach issues after years of remedies. He calls it the best remedy he ever knew. Advertisement notes price 75 cents and seller L F Gackenheimer. Also promoting five and ten gallon tin cans from Ohio Drug Store at low price.
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Ohio
L. F. Gackenheimer
J.G. Starkey
Iowa City
Ohio Drug Store
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