Tillman and Johnson Shape South Carolina Power
A fervent tribute compares Benjamin R. Tillman to reshaped South Carolina politics, detailing elite coastal aristocracy, Reconstruction consequences, and Tillman’s rise. It praises Joseph T. Johnson of Lemons County for steadfast service in Congress and lauds SC industry gains and agrarian progress through 19th century change.
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Savoyard
Avery
United States
Benjamin R. Tillman
South Carolina
Joseph H. Earle
Senate
Joseph T. Johnson
House of Representatives
Tillman
Coast
Liedrmont
Pate
Heron
Piedmont
Vere de Vere
Montmorency
Claver
Connecticut
Rupede Island
General Assembly
National Congress
South Carina
Cotton States
South Carona
Laurens
Hayne
Calhoun
McDuffie
Hammond
Rampion
Butlers
Mr. Johnson
National Foast of Representatives
Johnson
America
Cumberland River
Kellamuber
Seloton
Ohio
Wabash
Ilinets
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Z. J. Drake
Alartbara County
Orange Judd
Mr. Drake
Lemens County
Carona
Theodore Koogevelt
New York
Daily Young
Johngon
William J. Yancey
Campaign lines shape next House control in 60th Congress
By J J Dickinson examines how campaign management tightens race districts. Republicans and Democrats deploy centralized committees in New York Chicago and Washington. Leaders Sherman Griggs Tawney and others coordinate fundraising strategy headquarters staff and field outreach as they target handfuls of close districts to swing the House majority.
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J. J. Dickinson
Campa Sn
House of Representatives
Jayge
Isaid
Democrata
Congress
House
James Schoolcraft
Sherman
Utlen
N.Y
James A. Tawney
Minnegota
Henry
Clay Loudenslager
New Jersey
William Brown McKinley
Mwiinnis
James M. Griggs
Georgia
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
R. ¥. Broussard
Louisiana
D. L. D.granger
Rhode Island
Clartes A. Edwards
Texas
James L. Norris
Washington
District of Columbia
Democratic National Committee
Griggs
Senate
E. J. Howers
Mississippi
F. @. Newlands
Nevada
James T. Ltoyd
Missouri
W. H. Ryan
New York
Henry T. Rainey
JiHnai
D. E. Finley
South Carolina
Charles A. Weisse
Wisconsin
John A. Kelcher
Massachusetts
Frank Clark
Florida
Fred
Chicago
Lloyd
Tawney
Edth Committee
South
New England
Northwest
Sethout
Ita Party
General Committee
Republican Committee
Roosevelt
Ofgourst
Congresa
United States Mall
Joseph W. Babcock
Republican Congressional Committee
Babcock
Grizge
Charles Francis Brush Inventor and Electric Pioneer
A long profile of Charles Francis Brush, Cleveland inventor and businessman, tracing his rise from a farm boy to a leading dynamo and arc lamp innovator. The piece highlights his early tinkering, education, and entrepreneurial ventures that helped launch electric street lighting, his laboratory life, and his role in the Brush Electric Company and related ventures. It notes his character, office habits, wealth, and influence on technology, including details of his career path, challenges, and-era context.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Franklin
Morse
Holigon
Bell
Tesla
Brush
Edmon
Belf
Smiljan
Charles Francis Brush
Paris
Peraona
Prince Bismarck
Brusk
Cleveland Arcade
United States
Orange County
Ohiettling
Nasturs
The
University of
Michigan
Charlie
Old Bette
Nola
Harvard
Swoden
Chicago
Gevelans [Fanad] Becamin
Great Lakes
Eller
Superior
Marcus A. Hanno
API
Banke
Comenldsion
Humphrey-Davy
Royal Institution
Great Britain
Orton
Davy
Ami
Teabhag
Elty
Ted
Idee
Longworth
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
London
Electris Company i
Tokyo
Japan
Jastahee
Wesran
Tian
New York
Hail Cicero Inspires Clark McAdamz Poem
Clark McAdamz of St Louis Raxt-Dispatch hails Cicero in a flowing homage. The poem recalls Cicero’s wit and eloquence, praises his mastery of language, and contemplates how ancient Rome’s voice echoes in modern speech and voting, linking Orator to orator across two millennia.
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Clark McAdamz
St. Louie
Cicero
Rome
Bestuay
Mae Tony
Tyne
The Hoosier's Revenge In a Saloon Tale
A chaotic Indianapolis scene unfolds as a man confronts taunting women. In a staged revenge, he pours tobacco into a cigarette packing and douses the paper then blasts the scene with a drastic, violent act amid a crowd. The account details anger, threats, and a dramatic escalation.
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Indianapolis
Washington
Gina
Parody Ad Fraze Hyker Tape Leigh Store Prank
A comic item from Clinage News mocks Hyker Tapeleigh's dry goods shop. A parrot at the door exclaims compliments to passing women hoping to lure them inside. The piece lampoons advertising tricks and shopper temptations in a humorous tone.
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Hyker
Tapeleigh
Dry Goods Mar
J 'Pyker
Government Editorial Staff Aimed to Curb Bureaucracy
Article argues for a national editorial staff to summarize and publish government reports, reducing duplication among the Census Bureau, Bureau of Manufactures, and other divisions. Proposes selecting journalists to draft readable summaries and daily releases, including consular reports, to inform the public and save printing costs.
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Gaver Beck
United States
Cach
Anany
Washington
Government Printing Office
Uncle Sam
Department of Commerce and Labor
Congress
Tureau
Givisie
Uatelss
Department
of Agriculture
Jewis
Aris
Burrs of
Bureau of Manufactures
Bureau of Statistics
Bureau of the Census
Treasury Department
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Corporations
Bureau of Statience
Roosevelt
Dhele Sam
Staf
Paiss
Ihare
Stat ' Ming
Wesslon
Congressional Record
Sam
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Arkansas
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Brazos
G A. Murphy
Spartanburg County
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New South
Gans
BR. H. Edmunds
Manufierrers’ Record
J Ducrense
Crown IE
Old England
Conlin
Possage
Rand
Charles
Francis Brush Inventor
Bryan
Owith
Tarsi
Elon
Census Bureau
Atisrms
Scheda
Knowledge Congress
Indus
Supreme Court
Det
Secretary of Commerce
Lato
Tisir
Jeins
London Chronicle
Jas
Yalding
Bedwas
Brenchley
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