Fragmented Mexican travels and political coolness across nations
A long diary style travelogue from Wisconsin or Illinois dated February 2 describes extended observations of Mexico City. It blends impressions of politics and tariff debates with vivid, sometimes graphic, scenes of bullfighting, marketplaces, streets, and religious sites. The writer notes contrasts of wealth and poverty, praises urban sights, and hints at upcoming travels toward JImulusinjura while commenting on American views of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seof
Mexico
Drie Baoz
Allice
Pacifix
Orleans
Guatadada
Sepurita
Lalowing
Walla
Sour Lady Wuadalape
Cortex
Maximilian
James
Aries
Sprakins
Evans
Clapuitepee
Pople
Rile Vinky
Sven
Farement
Verchants
Steet
Streut Verner
Avan
Ower
Aztics
Academy of Pine Arts
Netional Amuseum
Iturbide
Grand Placa de Re Forma
Hull
City of Mexico
Breily
City of
Gur
Guadaloupe
Mexia
Sonten
Mais Land
Nobel
Jimulsinjura
Pacific Coast
Gulf of California
Republic of Mesine
Political fears and Mugwump hopes across the states
A collection of political commentary discusses southern distrust toward the north, Mugwump influence in key states, and the 1880 campaign dynamics. It notes leaders like Grady, Cleveland, and various governors, with references to policy shifts and speculative electoral outcomes across New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Atlanta Constitution
Grady
Cleveland
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
New York Herald
St. Louis
CP. Lounsberry
Hill
Bob Green
Dick Oglesby
Unclear dialogue on settlers and welcome in new land
Fragmentary text discusses newcomers to Missouri and a welcoming climate. It mentions hands-on help for settlers, churches, and a general positive tone about industrious newcomers. A stray anecdote includes a mother and a caller, with unclear names and phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiwest
Preaidential election scene in Laroit Trokesal Peru Atrios
Fragmented text reports a presidential election process in Seu Atrios with references to a March vote and a nine year term. Mentions of a governing body, central management, and unspecified entities hint at a colonial style administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peineracs
Seu Atrios. Pais
Dorsi
Whiu Lam
Sui Mar
Reelievet
Iiteral
Jimabert
Aleilag Ae l
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Marsnale
M. Murdock
Bvrron
Evora
Boeing
Aveneiare Saxton
Rene
Tate Convention
Zagle
Sumaucaraice
Sioa Lace
Avo
peRey Henry uRaxpe
Wis. Ruldats
Uberwater
Walter Q
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Exact
Inzalls
Nals
South Carolina
Gaenalins
Wretfield
Sumey Cuwnty
Salle
Ot Winfield
Bon Patie
Chettlene Teatre
Tate
Pan Perhans
Tibet
Pitisbum
Tony
Theo
Kamei City Journal
Columans
Groeks
Maxerel
Vin Shane
Farles
Brooks
Feelie Lata
Ise Ager Zmeuans
Kien Saarinen
Beree
Agian Sater
Vanite
Groverb
General Vilas
Pensions
Black
Morrison
Gray
Hearst
Ade Vance
Chili
United States
Mune
Arthur
Tenneseean
Kansas
Satina
Gandon City
Atlanta
Windland
Moyers
Garden City
Sag Luts
Missouri
Kazisas
Topeka
Arkansas
Clifton
Jong
Boatr
South Texas
Montana
Harper
Wichita
Sentinel
Missouri Pacis
Res
Jay Gould
Sentino
Arkansas City
Itan
Infield Courier
Kanais
Waterman
W Pin Alley
Houghton Block
Amtaideen
Santa Re
Garden City. Net
Sarita Fe Company
Anther
Ganlen
Svert
Lange
Didnt Hoss
Dauhter
Raed
Beyeel
Raceat
Judy
San Giller
Fat Rae
Pawnist
Lame
Ditelex
Hsawa
Madison
Antoy Dewil Tetlee
John Holloway
Norte
Girerve
Fern
Cen My
Holloway
Weide
John Wilhinas
Wight
Emberne
Amaia
Schiel Bose
Heaton
Ste
Othr
Thay the
Pioneer Dry Goods House
Jersey
Enseael
Wilpte House
Main Street
Tiene
Crys‘ Tee Co
Polltses
Zulukand
WAL
Aspereen
Trung Sun
Ha Net
Rommmnitten
Senate Martets
Larabie Deestwiky
Eperdal Udtemtvon
Jek Teltiven Et
Eta
Fourth National Bank
Wichita, Kansas
Roar
Cams
Lee Titi Tin
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