Business outlook optimism amid fall revival in 1878
Washington reports a hopeful business outlook driven by cooler weather and a restart in multiple branches, with railroads playing a key role in Indian wars and government service. The piece notes political tensions in South Carolina, railroad proposals along the 32nd parallel, and retributive Democratic critiques tied to hard money versus Legal Tender policies.
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Monroe County Innumerate Critics and Democratic Leanings
A local article retorts to a traveler critic from Woodsfield describing Monroe County residents as shiftless and ignorant. The piece argues the county reliably delivers increased Democratic majorities, contrasting the traveler’s harsh view with political outcomes.
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Glasgow Bank Officials Arrested In Scotland Overreach
The Glasgow Bank Secretary, Managing Director and six Directors were arrested last Saturday, confined in separate cells, forbidden to communicate with others, a stern contrast to treatment of officials in this country. The writer urges similar decisive justice here, praising such strong handling of suspected criminals.
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Inside history of electoral count cipher dispatches
The Tribune offers an eight page Extra collecting exposures on cipher dispatches. It includes Florida, South Carolina and Oregon details and negotiations. Order by enclosing sets to the New York Tribune for full inside history of pending events.
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Bishop Rosecrans Dies in Columbus After Cathedral Dedication
BisHop Rosecrans of the Columbus Diocese died in Columbus late Monday night from hemorrhage of the lungs. His death soon after the Cathedral consecration ends years of devotion to the project, a sad surprise to Ohio Catholics. He was brother of General Rosecrans and a Kenyon College classmate of President Hayes.
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