War record and empire: harsh views on Democratic loyalties
The piece attacks Democratic leaders for using war records to bolster presidential hopes, condemning any candidate who relies on loyalty to the Civil War era. It cites Hendricks and Bayard, arguing Southern delegates will reject such claims and favor those who denounce the war. It also notes Astor, European billionaires, and the Duke of Modena as examples of wealth and legacy across regions.
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Tom Bayard
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White House
St. Louis Times
Hendricks
Bayard
New York Sun
Republican Party
England
William K. Astor
Astor
King of Wurtemburg
Queen Victoria
Prince Albert
Europe
Duke of
Modena
Italy
Lake Maggiore
Maximilian
Venice
Romeo
Lombardy
Adriatic
Triest
Hungary
Styrian Alps
Geneva
Pau
Pyrenees
Cannes
France
Mediterranean
Naples
Bavaria
Bismark
Louis
Count de Chambord
Philadelphia 7Nes
South Carolina
Palmetto
Wright
Pennsylvania
Supreme Bench
Moses
Virginia
Old Dominion
Whipper
Charleston
Lie
Chamberlain
Mosca
Fort Sumter
Eople
Villaiy
Temple of Justice
Benson's Capeine Plaster Promises Rapid Relief
Benson's Capeine Plaster is hailed as a superior porous plaster that acts in hours, not days, with Capéine, a vegetable ingredient. It claims rapid relief for rheumatism, stubborn coughs, kidney issues, and circulatory problems, advertised as safe and thoroughly edifying. Aimed at physicians and the public, it urges requesting Benson's Capcine Mlice from the druggist for 25 cents.
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Invasion of England by American Oysters
An 1871 Conway Oyster Co. notice promotes American oysters as superior yet cheaper than English natives. It notes American beds near exhaustion, high London prices for English oysters, and a shift to import American stock at two cents per oyster to displace the six cent English bivalve.
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England
Liverpool
Conway Oyster Co. (Limited
London
Wim's
Paris
Joyce Striking Back in White House Scorched Claim
A St Louis dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer reports President Grant denied rumors of considering Joyce’s pardon and said the whiskey ring prosecutions will follow the law. Joyce told an interviewer that evidence against Babcock would be more damning than prior cases and that if pursued properly, other White House members could be exposed.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
St. Louis
Grant
Joyce
Babcock
McDonald
White House
President Grant Offered Sum for Missouri Farm
A historical note reports President Grant being offered 257900 for his Missouri farm and expected to accept. It contrasts prior impressions of his finances and salary of 50000 with gifts in kind, acknowledging the offer as a surprise.
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Grant
Missouri
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