Political conventions and prospects shift to Chicago
A sweeping, disorderly survey of the Republican and Democratic scenes outlines Blaine’s unyielding popularity, possible nominees, and the looming Chicago convention. It notes Voorhees, Ingalls, Gresham, and others while discussing Oregon's tariff debate, Indiana, New York, and Oregon press stances, and the national electoral outlook.
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Cleveland
St. Lin
New York
Oregon
Empire State
Republican Party
Isrusa
Dilaine
Wayback County
Tegmblicais
Depew
Glame
Hilaine
Hutt
Chicago
Mattei
Maine
John A. Anderson
Fifth Congressional District
Simer Lincoln
Dewey
Supreme Court
Democratic Parte
Isa Ri
Calhonn
Why Grant Was A Republican In The 19th Century Argument
Fragmented 19th century political tract arguing General Grant should be Republican, praising party loyalty, public credit, and property protection while asserting Democrats threaten liberty. Contains garbled OCR phrases about labor, states, and voter alignment with the Republican cause.
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Peptentuer
Genieral
Wurm
Oliv
Whitt
Tero Lalusmif
Suether
Habana
Cotlmte
Cornet
Spi
Santa Repubican
Alex Star Reputllean
Westward political shift and calls for representation surge
Fragmented text outlines a campaign arc from Western states to political power, highlighting leaders Anthony and Mundwk, western growth advocacy, and a push for Republican influence. It references past Western settlement, labor, and governance as it argues for stronger representation and a radical shift in policy.
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Anthony
Leavenworth
Mir
Srevith
Sip
Uae
Eieire
Westeen
Ineli
Fragmentary 19th Century Notes From Fort Scott Monitor
A garbled OCR fragment references trials, sentences of death, and local notices. Mentions Hubert Cochran, Henry W. Stott, and wheat deliveries. notes political and wartime commentary, farm reporting, and ongoing civil matters. Names, places, dates are inconsistently recorded in a distressed text.
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Tarper
Moren
Palen Wulty
Joewer
Phrahle Heemue
Biperin
Kamen
Hubert Cochran
Henry W. Stott
Fort Scott Monitor Columius
the Democratic
Fragmented question on Democratic tickets raises reader confusion
A garbled OCR passage questions what readers think of Democratic tickets and suggests debate over who will benefit or lose. It mentions a workman named Peter and references Marsh Murdor with unclear context while noting readers daily exposure to the piece.
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Withites
Gordon
Olio
G.D
Aucede
Pega Iors
Ee Committee
Lagveni
Greas
Amore
Kanthetina
Ecliwil
Department of Peraiogy
San Ievy
Deer St. Lewis
Omaha
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New York World
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California
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United States
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Black
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Sialu
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Valer
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W.L. W. Miller & Co
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