Triplets born as Hancock and English nominated at Cincinnati
The Clermont report notes Mrs Wilow Margaret Perry, a poor German widow, gave birth to triplets at Charity Hospital on the day Hancock and English were nominated. The three babies, two boys and a girl, are reported strong. Doctors named the boys Hancock and English with the mother’s consent. the girl was named America.
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Internal Revenue rules tax leaf tobacco for cigarettes
The commissioner of internal revenue ruled that leaf tobacco cut and prepared for cigarettes is manufactured tobacco and cannot be moved between factories without a 16 per pound tax. The ruling prevents cross‑factory cutting and preparation for cigars and cigarettes.
Unverified claims and 1880 political notes from Atlanta
The letter from E T Parnes of the Direct Trade Union defends prior charges against Gov Colquitt, noting years of inquiry and public statements. The piece also covers a Winchester anecdote about Gen Hancock and Provost Marshal orders, and reports A H Stephens seeking reelection to Congress.
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