Democrats and Republicans in the Civil War The Battle Over Who Fought
Belford's Magazine argues that Republicans claim credit for the Civil War victory, while Democrats bore the burden. It cites Thomas Edgar Wilson's tables showing Democratic contribution and Union army enlistment patterns across loyal states, questioning Republican claims and detailing vote shifts from 1860 to 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Thomas Edgar Wilson
New York
Wilson
Delaware
Kentue
Marylan
Missouri
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Todiana
Illinois
States
Isses
Orj
Grant
Butler
Sickles
Philip
Democratic Union
Belford
Perry Farmers for Pattison in Perry County
New Broomrier Pa July 19 Democrats rally behind ex Governor Pattison in Perry County where farmers are deserting Republicans to vote for Pattison and influence others. Prohibitionists also consider a Pattison aligned ticket. Cambridge examinations note women candidates outnumber men in England. Grandmother attributed liver illness to heart disease correction with sulphur bitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Broomrier
Pennsylvania
Wallace
Pattison
Perry County
Hastings
Quay
Harrisburg
Robert E. Pattison
Perry
A. A. Stevens
Blair County
Prohibition
Neu
Juniata Waller
England
Birmingham
Bradford
Leeds
Manchester
Liverpool
Jennie Poor
Rockport
Mase
Empress Eugenia and Fashion Gossip in London Truth
Madge relays gossip from the London Truth about Empress Eugenia leading a quiet cruise aboard the Victoria to the Norwegian fjords with a small party. The Empress, stylish in black, moves with grace, speaks English to staff, and draws sympathy for her sorrows while others like Evelyn and Princess of Wales are noted for appearances and aging beauty.
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Empress Eugenia
Madge
London Truth
Tilbury
Evelyn
Jim
Fenchurch Street
Eugenia
Princess of Wales
Piccadilly
London
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Sarah Bernhardt
Europe
the Princess of Wales
Felix
Bernhardt
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Grafting Brains Sparks Debate On Transplants And Ballot Reform
A skeptical note on brain grafting in dogs and cats questions potential human applications and cautions against overreach. The piece shifts to the Lodge force bill saga, detailing how Farmer's Alliance pressure altered provisions and how Reed and Davenport trimmed the bill to limit independent candidates and open balloting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Gilman Thompson
New York
Thompson
Scranton
Brown-Sequard
Congress
Farmer's Alliance
Reed
Lodge
Alliance
John S. Davenport
Cures and Claims From Advertisers and Editorials
A collection of short items notes unsafe patent cures from Dr Thomas Electric Oil and Burdock Blood Bitters, plus political critique of Republican policy, a farmer injured by Jamaica ginger, and a New York Sun quote. Also mentions Diamond Furniture selling below usual profit and Stanley charging per lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Africa
Washington
Republic
Shea
New York Sun
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Eva Kest
Harper’s
Perry Farmers
Empress
Sarah
Prince P. Bropotkin
United States
Chicago
Tom Corwin
Thomas Corwin
Treasury
Fillmore
Michigan Miliia
Harrison
Corwin
Harpers Weekly
Abraham Lincoln
Mistery
Maine
Jamaica
Thomas
HH. B. Cochran
Lancaster
Dr. Thomas
Wm. Kay
Plymouth Ave
Buffalo, N. Y
Diamond Furniture Company
Greenland
Water St
Warren, PA
Diamond Furniture CO
Mason Emery
W. H. Pickett & Co
H. A. Jamieson & Co
Sherman
Dewett’s
Steve Ranges
Syracuse
Gale
American Saw Co’s
Warren Pa
Diamond Black
Warren
Oneida Valley
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