Prohibitionists and political clashes in 19th century debate
Amid heated elections and party criticism, references to Prohibition voters, Gleason style coverage, and harsh reactions at rallies reveal a strained political climate. The piece notes votes from 1872 and 1876, the Gladstone stance, and a disturbance at a campaign event, reflecting partisan tensions and public outrage.
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Hudson County
N. J
Can Ge Brace
Pennsylvania
Gen. Puen
Opera House Attractions for Coming Season
Manager Al Erbeinstrom reports New York bookings for a brilliant season at the Opera House. Highlights include Primrose & West Minstrels and top stars such as Clara Morris, Robson, Reed, Nat Goodwin, Yeoman of the Guard, and other celebrated acts.
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Opera House
New York
Primrose & West
Gardour
Test Paradise
Jean
Charity Ball
Horlana
Wilkinson
Ward-James
Clara Morris
Annie Pixley
Stuart Robson
Roland Reed
John L. Sullivan
Lewis Morrison
McLaind Prescott
Ramsey Morrisey
Joseph
Donnelly & Glrade
Reid Opera Co
Robin Hood
Situation Unchanged at Local Mills Amid Scale Dispute
The situation among local mills regarding the Amalgamated Association scale remained unchanged. Rumors of La Belle signing proved baseless. workers grow restless awaiting Wednesday's conference as many plan to leave the city for summer.
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Amalgamated Association
la Belle
Wils
Ewalt
Worthy May newsboy aided by town in July
Clarence Worsel a fifteen year old newsboy lost his tea selling papers here six weeks ago. Brilles and Son of Whealing measured him for clothes to present. The town plans a purse and a news stand fund to aid him as he resumes business. Local editor notes a suicide in Nicholas County and a 20 pound pike caught on the river last Friday.
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Apeck
Suediay Regtater Sustkasvince
Clarence Worsel
Brilles & Son
Jerry Simapson
Kansas Statesman
Illnois
the Statesman
Yeomans
Parker
New York
John Bain
United States
Marshal Trautfield
Adelptite Hotel
Lyman
Bain
Pittsburg
Tom Martin
Keystone State
Parkersburg
Sardis
Martin
Davis Island
Allegheny
Monongahea
Parnell
Father Benan
John P. Nolan
County
Galway
Nolan
Cork
Tammany Triumphs In Mile and Five Furlongs Race
In a brisk afternoon race Garrison rode Tammany to defeat the Western colt by a length and a half after a strong stretch run. The Pepper finished second, Patron third, with Victory and Charade trailing as the field blurred by on a slow track. The $35,000 stakes drew a lively scene and a large crowd.
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Garrison
Tammany
Pepper
Adieu
Hamilton
Key West
Cynosure
Atlantic
Atlanta
Wealthiest Park County farmer robbed of cash at Bank
Ix yr Brown of Park County, the county's wealthiest farmer, was robbed yesterday of 5000 dollars. He arrived with a stranger and presented a note at Park Bank promising thirty days of credit, then took the cash. Reportedly the swindlers used the gold brick trick.
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Brown
Parks County
Ke Zoma
Park Bank
Gladstone Speech Warns Liberals Over Candidate Choice
Gladstone arrived in Glasgow to cheering crowds and delivered a characteristic address urging voters to back Liberal party candidates. He warned against nominating rival Liberal hopefuls, saying solid party support was essential and that divided votes could hand advantage to Conservatives. A separate report notes a fatal political clash among dock laborers in Southampton.
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Glasgow
Mr. Gladstone
Gladstone
Lexpos
Southampton
J. H. Lends
Wales
Bland Hurries Back to Washington Over Silver Bill
Congressman Bland vows quick return after Senate passage of the silver bill. He will ride the first train to reach Washington in time to observe House debate next Tuesday. He had planned to stay home after the Congressional session but recent news pulls him back to press for a free House.
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Senate
Lenanos
Condoressman Bland
Washington
Cloth prices and yardage from Stifel Stone and Thom offer
A ledger of yardages and former prices for fabrics from Geo. Stifel Stone and Thom. 4500 yards light and dark grounds at 334c with prior prices 5 7 and 8c. 3600 yards 32 inch wide Charlies, 3900 yards factory remnants cloths at 44c worth 8c. 1200 yards all wool Black Hen Cloth at 69c, worth 1.00.
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