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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1888
Page
4
A fragmentary report describes the old Tammany society in New York City, its ruined hall from a recent fire, and notes its origins among figures who reportedly witnessed the Liberty Boys during the era of reform and liberty poles.
The text recounts a turbulent era with songs mocking or praising liberty, noting a refrain about defending liberty and a connection to a pine tree symbol. It links Tammany Society to civil uprisings and notes its public appearance in July with plans involving a treaty and large timber lands, mentioning visitors to the Battery and notable participants.
In New York politics during the era, Fernando Wood rose to power after ouster by Tweed and allies. He formed Maxie Hall as opposition, defeating Tammany and reclaiming city control. The era highlights Tweed’s victory over Sweeny and Young Democracy, shaping recent history. a separate incident describes a broken window resembling George Washington’s profile.
Daniel Fowls Democratic nominee for governor of North Carolina born in Washington Beaufort county N C in 1531. He graduated from Princeton and studied law before entering the Confederate service rising to lieutenant colonel and adjutant general. He later served as judge on the North Carolina superior court and held various trusted positions. Col Thomas M Holt Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor born July 15 1831 in Orange county.
Fragmentary OCR recounts Tammany Society beginnings in New York, noting taverns, meetings, and a 1700s to 1800s development timeline. Mentions early figures connected to the group, its political role, and shifts including the creation of Tanmanny Hall and later successors. Includes scattered references to local streets, buildings, and a range of historical figures.
A fragmentary piece recounts the 290th anniversary of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston with ties to the London parent company. It notes historic uniforms, early charter debates with Governor Winthrop, and the company’s role in colonial and early American conflicts, plus later public notices and related items.
Historical report describes Robert William Flack planning to navigate Niagara Rapids on Independence Day using a self built craft named The Phantom. The device features protective hulls, compartments, air climbs, and a life saver, with Flack claiming prior wreck experience and a long career at sea.
Fragmented text outlines a figure named Prince Roland Napoleon tenaparte attending an event in Anneeies. It mentions burial rites, alleged Chinese threats, a military career, a marriage to a Minaeaue entrepreneur's widow, and a life without political aims. Language is garbled and unclear.
A distorted excerpt discusses beverages and effects, comparing coffee and tea preparation and impact on men and women. It mentions caffeine like warnings, stimulant ideas, and notes on digestion, with vague references to health and temperance in a Saturday review style.
A long fragment recounts Wall Street beliefs and omens affecting trading. It cites brokers avoiding Friday deals, fears about the number 13, left handed luck charms, and warnings from veteran traders. References to James Gould, Jesse Hoyt, and various speculations illustrate a culture of superstition shaping market behavior.
A garbled report references a possible kidnapping and dangerous experiments. It mentions a factory, a child, and various named elements in a confusing sequence. The text appears from a damaged page, with unclear dates, places, and participants, but centers on wrongdoing and potential victims.
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