The Party Record Speech by General Werrison in Chicago
General Werrison outlines Republican aims in a fiery Chicago address. He calls for unity, a cleansed constitution, and protection of a free ballot while denouncing Democratic corruption. He cites Appomattox clemency and warns of disfranchisement, fraud, and threats to southern voters and Dakota. He urges mobilizing for elections and unity to secure victory in June and November.
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Werrison
Chicaxo
Carter
Republican Party
Appomattox
Grant
Dakota
Swan
Ohio
United
Senate
Bberman
Ptavovnau
Lilin
Joby A. Lyra
Trac
Political Debates and Senatorial Scrutiny Across States
Fragmentary report covers Republican contest signals and candidate stances. Mentions Foraker and Sherman as key figures. References Cleveland, Lewdyr, Harrison era rhetoric, and party cohesion challenges. Notes protest over Deaf Institute incident in Flint and public reactions.
Political pointers drift of the Republican press near 19th century.
A mosaic of editorials from Washington to New York discusses Governor Foraker and Cleveland as candidates, party unity, and anticipated campaigns. It notes favorable views of Gresham, Ingalls’ speech, and ongoing Democratic and Republican maneuvers, with calls for bold, united action and measures addressing tariffs and public sentiment.
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Foraker
Cleveland
Hii
Jimewal Washington
Ingalls
Linx
Sherman Literary Bureau
Growvenor
Ongauizarnay
Cseaconter Oiean
Democrata
Dilinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Pull Sheridan
Philadelphia
Republican Clube
Avo
Mahone
Virginia
Ser
Frantatarms
Renate Canaday
North Carolina
Bonaldr Sherman
Gray
New Yorke Tribune
Alabama
Caurase
Dbin
Nockel
Boston
Gresham
Massachusetts
Chicasa
Republican Party
Euteinand
Topeka
Kannae
Cheam
Tory
Mt. Lomis
Ko Treywichian Jerie
Thaehweges
Newt York
Cartain
Benim Heuners
Benatar
Dormweusie
Ana Terty
Tdi
New York
Pnp
Grwad
Ehante Amd
Tle National
Michigan's Candidate General Alger a Generous Soldier and Tycoon
A biographical sketch portrays General Russell A. Alger of Detroit as a war hero, lumber magnate, and philanthropist. Born February 27, 1836 in Lafayette Ohio, he rose from poverty, served as captain and multiple roles in the Union army, then built a vast Detroit area business empire. The piece lauds his charity, political service as Michigan governor candidate, and enduring public esteem.
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Russell A. Alger
Detroit
Mich
Pacific Coast
Union
Lafayette
Medina County
New England
Ohio
Jesus
Walcott & Upsam
Akron
Trent
Cleveland
Otis & Coffinning
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Anhrast
Booneevilley Mion
Beorot
Cnnehal Tos
Trevitlan
Hirovet Mejortesaral U. 5
Alger
Onlér
Shodan
Kilopatek
Custerbers
Fanen Antailer de Cartale
Ananette Henry
Airnnf
Moore & A
Algre& Co
Fem
Alger, Stith & Co
Mickegua
Michogee
Ourtaring Ouchina
California
New Mexica
Idaho
Workington Tertary
Joudarabyp
Hakan Bors
General Alter
Wietary
R. Cortts
Flis
de From
Teenedict Maynard Circular Exposes Bid to Evade Civil Service Law
A controversial circular surfaces revealing a plan to distribute political information and solicit voter lists from post offices. The document implicates Benedict, Maynard, and others, accusing them of evading civil service rules while seeking Democratic support and party alignment.
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New York
Trwae
Benedick
Marnard
Sen
Watertown
Effies-Honor
Lawrence Gandx EM
Rexky L. Biscot
Tressurer
Bexserr
Kinant Bis Eien Stwees
JWT
Pola
Fou Tows
Moura
Maynard
Democrats Brze
Imo
W. Hexserh
Pubie Prigter Benedict
the Treasury
Maygard
Reveman
Eslar
Crgspieugas
Ufiimiri
Plac
Which Shall Win A Contrast of Two Great Parties Policy
The piece contrasts tariff policy motives of the Republican and Democratic platforms. It argues Republicans appeal to wage earners by stressing protection to boost industry while Democrats warn of bitter class conflict. It questions which approach will win American voters and condemns incendiary rhetoric. It references Vilas and Pension Commissioner Black corruption claims and editorial reactions from The Washington Sunday Amite and the Philadelphia Press.
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Faurvoare Ag
Mara
St Louis
Democratie Party
Clrar
Cleveland
Tony
Malite
Muxcie Workers of America
United States
Washington
Bisch
Duster
Ted Nat Whese
Mindelphia
Boston
Tom Reed
Walleuth
Reed
Long
Senator Allison and his public career described in detail
A biographical sketch describes William A. Allison born 1822 and aged 59, outlining education at Western Reserve College, law practice in Ohio, civil war service, and long congressional tenure. It assesses his fiscal leadership on Ways and Means and Appropriations, his cautious approach to expenditures, and his role in balancing party aims with national policy.
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Sam
Harper's
Albee
Mr_ Altison
Otio
Jwas
Western Reserve College
Tofar
Ohio
Congress
Toms
Alison
Biti
Allison
Ways and
House of Representatives
Tex
Leevelt
Bern
Beano
Br Bas
Sears
Appropriations Committee
Ray Mint
Bron
Fepinz Amd
Kate
Pele Lay
Airpresnntatens
Schenck
Nat Priviger
Pats
Alien Seliber
Barper
Republicn Party
Fragmented Report on Republican canvass and party strength
A lengthy partisan summary outlines a comprehensive canvass of Republican support across New York and neighboring states, detailing precincts, counties, and districts. It notes regional differences, anticipated margins, and calls for mobilization, with figures and names of leaders and observers scattered through the text.
Amusement at Saguenay Lobster Boats and Rope Dancers
A Saturday evening on the Saguenay features Canadian lumbermen enjoying games such as “Catching Docking Horse” and “Yaame-Piaye” amid crowd spectacles. Readers witness rope tricks, a ring of riders, and a noisy crowd as entertainers perform while a girl’s poetry is recited and a vendor displays a unique private book offer. The scene blends athletic play with staged feats and a bustling marketplace atmosphere.
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Anotier
Ian
Sant Tama
Wade
Erin
Wright
Poe
Neil
Childich
Eves
Eubertalamont
Jonson
Selina Apirtta Ottee
Atecat
Esclioment
M. Varthacs
Harper's
Magacion
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Maine
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Warner Miler
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Reese
New York City
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Blaine
Altrim
Amica Chippewa
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Dakote
Detes
Prethern
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Morrison
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James Janett
Pipeeene
Toon
Tad Shernarne
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