Democratic campaign drives ahead in Ohio and Midwest battles
A lengthy political analysis notes Democrats forging unity for fall elections as the contest broadens across Ohio and neighboring states. It discusses economic issues, rail tariffs, and currency debates shaping western politics, with emphasis on General Ewing and Mr Foster's mobilization efforts and likely turnout impacts.
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Steubesvide
Potter
Washington
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Abe
Foster
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Fragmented Local Notice From A Troubled Page
garbled OCR fragment mentions a party or event with unclear details. readable names or places are absent. likely a brief public notice or column snippet lacking coherent facts.
Southern States and Federal Vigilance in Election Law
A historic analysis argues Southern states cannot be forced to tolerate fraud and violence at ballots while northern states remain free. It condemns reliance on local power and supports federal enforcement of election laws, citing Secretary Sherman and the need for national standards over regional reactions.
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Britain and Germany risk dispute over Pacific islands claims
The text notes potential conflict between Great Britain and Germany regarding the Peel Islands. It praises Sir Arthur Gordon as a sensible representative and observes Germany's aim to expand footholds in the South Seas, linking it to other international frictions like Nicaragua and Egypt.
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Germany
Peejee Islands
England
Pew
Sir Arthur Gordon
South Seas
Nicaragua
Monoliths Voyage to New World in Ocean Shipping Plan
The article describes a plan to transport two giant obelisks from Alexandria to the United States. Lieutenant-Commander Gurringe leads the operation, aided by Admiral Auman and Mr Dixon, with a steam collier to ballast and lift the obelisk into place. The project involves careful careening and floating docks, aiming to showcase American maritime capability and engineering prowess.
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Gsistagt
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Liemter
Alewsadria
Acre
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New World
Atlantic
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Mediterranean
Gettysburg
Levant
Alexandria
Dixon
London
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Gurringe
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Gorringe
Weekly World circulation soars in July and August gains
The Weekly World reports a 36,968 increase in paid circulation in July and an additional 99,155 rise in the first three weeks of August, totaling 66,23 copies over seven weeks. It now reaches 120,000 copies, the largest weekly in the United States. New York readers are assured of nationwide endorsement and a push to make the paper the best and most trusted in its class.
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Marty
Lise
Wortp
Wort
United States
Tarthéremy Estienne
Meizelles
Towa
Minnesota
I- Lois
Haute Travonne
France
West
Northwest
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M. Michel Chevalier
M.de Lease
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Nicaragua
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British Wheat Import Outlook Cited By London Authority
A London agricultural expert forecasts Britain will need about 128 million bushels of wheat from overseas. The eminent statistician is reported as asserting further details on supply and demand for the coming season.
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Washington
Atlantic
London
Great Britain
Kentucky Democrats Slow Prepping Big Campaign Gun
Kentucky Democrats cast cold water on a major Republican effort as Ohio Republicans had prepared for use. The scene hints at dwindling Democratic energy and rising Republican activity around Governor Blackburn and the upcoming political contest.
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Ohio
Republicas
Blackburn
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