Campaign Leader Quay lauded for steadiness in party storms
The piece extols Senator Matthew Stanley Quay for guiding party strategy during volatile Pennsylvania politics. It notes his influence on caucus outcomes, opposition to reforms, and efforts to shape the 1880s political landscape amid fierce rivalries and shifting alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Anil
Shenton Camveruc
Pristle Aife Newihjuteuc Punersl
Pesnaylvania
Stanley Tyra
Mason
Juste Quay
Furs
Aliusios
Orp
Cheeter Quate
Wayne Tador
Eduawar
Addichter
Vaares Anderban
Ani Citi
Dire i Clarhistaeurss
Besa
Aukett
Daur
Tyler
Willebes
Liverstead
Ferina Yung Gans
Iran
Euid Bunasie Quay
Geile Wareer
Gresser
Honald
Josef
Wilels
Andrew G. Curia
Venice
Capone
Beathess
Vrurs
Quay
United Ftutes Sonator
Col. Quay
Ls. Wolfe
Gen. Teaver
Sen
Beaver
Cameron
Cameton
Washington
Gen. Heaver
Nor
Wistiow
Wolfe
Jeconn B. Niles
Jane Die
Bei & Tile Ig
Pemenal
Dueut
Bal Rat Betta
Winielew
Foraker Addressed Workingmen at Columbus Rally
An oversize report covers a Columbus ratification meeting where Governor Foraker delivered a vigorous speech. He argued workers must resist wage competition from England, urged building on American factories, and attacked the Democratic party while praising Republican unity and Cleveland-era policies.
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Bome
Columbus
Foraker
America
Steuer
Democratic Party
Jess
England
Sais Suiiened
iMoe
Autoria
Deste
Cartatry
Edicetsil Statioties
Ayer
Grover Feedand
Cleveland
Ray
Hinges
Morton Builds Ellerslie Villa In Hudson River Chase
The article profiles Levi Parsons Morton the Republican vice presidential nominee detailing his move to Ellerslie a country villa near Rhinebeck on the Hudson about 109 miles above New York. It describes the home a grand Renaissance style brown stone manor with ornate interior spaces views of the river and grounds and notes Mortons domestic nature and active philanthropy including past gifts and public offices. It also covers his early life rise from poverty to wealth his integrity in business and his charitable acts including aiding famine relief and a college gift along with brief political commentary from contemporaries.
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New York House
Ellerslie Villa
Levi Parsons Morton
Ellerslie
Rhinsbeck
Hudson
New York
Cannon
Canson
Morton
Huntingdon Cottage
Rhinebeck
Chicago
Slucton
Dacy
Mantinedon
Porter
Moston
Milarstie
Rom
Pms
Washington
Paris
Newport
Spmi
All Lawrie
Milnebeck
Hue Willams Bel Jay
Iwi
Horo Ly
Qveralle
Ms. Morton
Hogingeeb
Charital
Ireland
Fyachenrle
Dora
Sockeway Beach
Rockaway
House of Drexel, Morgan & Co
Dartrouth College
Rolli
S Ehape
France
Dartrouth
Ton
Blaine
Harrison
Eld
Philadelphia Press
Cleveland
Boston Transcript
Milwaukee Wisconsin
Levi P. Morton
Grover Cleveland
Charleson
Suferra
St. Paul Plosner Press
Gen Harrison
Detroit Tribune
United States
Englasc
Political Teasers Reflect Campaign Riffs Across Papers
A collage of editorial snippets and quotes from Philadelphia to Chicago trace reactions to Blaine Harrison and Morton. The pieces contrast party lines, characters, and policy debates while noting public misgivings about figures and financial aid amid a charged 1884 electorate.
Fragmentary Nebraska campaign snatches war record talk
A Nebraska Democrat questions Benjamin's war record, noting contrasts with Glevrland and Thurman. The piece hints at Cleveland and Thurman facing Republican opposition as a crowd heckles oratorical lines. Partial names and garbled phrases accompany the rattled report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
Gevrland
Thurman
Calon
Harrison
Cleveland
St. Paul
Protection for labor and tariff talk in Connecticut debate
A stormy discussion in Connecticut explores labor protection and tariff policy. The speaker argues for tariffs to shield industry, contrast USA and European factory costs, and defend wages, with references to protection's impact on employment and national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Democratic Party
Europe
United States
Kuro
Avit
Italy
Baletis
Woodstock
A CORTEE ESTATE Ground Selection and Nursery Labor
A cortee estate details ground selection for a plantation and a nursery labor system. The plan includes Indian labor, cotter twig-work, and逐a year-long cycle of planting, weeding, and tending crops, with distinctive notes on care, supervision, and production of fruit trees and berries.
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Marken
Tin
Milak
Fels
Iurlegs
Botsam
Dipuet
Everly
Trae Lee
Alecia Dew
Lewes
Weateltheated
Tne
al Erie
Uae
Wien
Rick
Perth
Valle
Lara
Hell
Gras
New York
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Stan
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Mets Chonmu
Asia
Kalspolls
Buffalo
Morrison
Wolin
Terol
Heveland
Harris
Nervlind
Chiveland
Canlun Red Ams
Wiht Andl Korpt Sooelle Preimiense
Las Dared
Saris Ann
Thaniates
Wellie Coely
Sista
Thong Traian
Dizarota
Mery Wastrrsan
Oren
Lee
van Buren
Canada
Tsehien
Platy
Fiat
Uitermap
Fanno—Laaok
Pat Hawke
MR. Morton
Rhinebeck, N. Y
Dilkard
Beceuse
Giink
Cassidy
Pennsylvania
New York Press
China
California
Melmont
Morrow
Chang Yen Hoon
San Francisco
Republican Party
Lorupe
F. Finerty
Timrman
Illinois
Tribune
Internal Revenue
Springfield
Mars
Chicago News
John Fatcht
Protection For Labor
Harrinen
Californit
Californle
Harriet
Boston
Lars Test
Detroit Free Press
Farrisnt
Lars
Eliaephofier
Ansareied
Amwerteas
Americas
Foellers
Mulford
New York Star
Henares
Remstories
Harrisen
Evarde
Phile
Marie Cremellont
Guatemala
Mortatee
Cumtbry
Keith
Herper
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