Tilden Will Run Debate Shapes Nomination Odds
An intimate associate outlines Tilden's strong belief that a renomination is demanded by the public and party, despite age concerns. He says Tilden will not campaign personally unless the party initiates a movement, and Hendricks’s stance now pushes toward restoring the old ticket. The source notes Tilden is seen as too old to campaign alone but capable with wise counsel.
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Wasarxetoy
Tilden
Tana
Hendricks
Hancock
Mr. Tilden
Hayes
Cincinnati
Tani Sa
Saratoga
Eg Kearney
N&w
York
Flames Destroy Hotel In Cokato Killing Three Railroad Men
A lightning fire in Cokato Minnesota burned the Hotel. three railroad men James Willingham Richard Kelly and Shepherd died in the flames. Dozens injured as twenty one buildings burned and losses run about 60000 dollars.
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St Pact
Cokato
Minn
James Willingham
Richard Kelly
Shepherd
Storm
Pesru
Liptoszentmiklo
Sureverent
Lun
Monroe
Demorr
New Chemical Works
Newberry
Detroit, Mackinac and Marquette
Les
Litre Rock
Texarkana
the Democrat
McLean
Broad Street
Vine
Elm
C. E. Hayden & Co
Charles Wilkinson
Lizzie O'Donnell
N. McLean
John Nix
Oo. L. Thomas and
Turner. Co
M. Hecht
Ray Seen as Dark Horse in New Hampshire Senate Vote
Dover, N H July 16 Tomorrow’s vote for United States senator in Concord draws growing interest. A York Beach gathering of legislators and politicians predicts radical changes, with Representative Pray arriving tonight and a letter from Judge Jeremiah Smith stating he is not a candidate. Seven Republicans who backed South on the last ballot plan to scatter tomorrow. The local view names Ray as the dark horse, while Judge Doe and Judge Smith are seen as out of contention.
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Ray
Herze
Dover
N. H
United States
Concord
York Beach
Pray
Jeremiah Smith
Smith
South
Des Motina
Elkhorn Grove
Gates and Saith
Imiurderery
Clingon
Polk City
J. W. Maddy
Justice of the Peace of
Wariné
Benjammin Urnig
Waa
Iowa
Willis Hallock
Gus Pains
New York
Glens Falls
Stonington
Tom Thumb Death Ends a Storied Life in July
Charley Stratton, known as General Tom Thumb, died at his home from apoplexy after a long public life begun in Bridgeport on January 4, 1828. His widow, his stage partner since marriage, awaits arrival from Cincinnati to decide funeral arrangements and interment in Bridgeport. In Baltimore cholera and measles outbreaks kill and sicken youths at St. Mary’s Industrial School, with 425 boys crowded beyond capacity and poor ventilation. In Alexandria and nearby areas cholera deaths rise, with dozens more reported across Damietta Mansurah Samanoud and Ghizeh as the disease spreads through urban quarters and hospitals.
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Bridgeport
Cincinnati
Baltimore
St. Mary’s Industrial School
Nagerian Brothers
Alexandria
Damietta
Mansurah
Samanoud
Merzalek
Ghizeh
Cairo
Mansourah
Bhirbin
Mezakh
Talka
Chobar
Matrimonial license trouble halts Nova Scotia marriages
The Nova Scotia government error leaves no authority to sign marriage licenses since July 4. Local officials report urgent requests for documents but cannot issue licenses. Marriages can only occur by publishing banns until proper authority is restored.
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Esurry
Hatrax
Dominion
Rickers
Nova Scotia
Archibald
The Telegraphers Demand Presented at Western Union
A seven member committee of telegraph operators from New Orleans, Louisville, St. Louis, Pittsburgh and Chicago met General Eckert at the Western Union building in New York to demand a 10 percent wage increase and shorter hours. They supplied a memorial calling for rest days, eight hour days, equal pay for men and women, and a 15 percent overall increase. The company and union officials discussed lists of represented employees, with no immediate settlement. The strike threat looms if demands aren’t met, while Western Union and field offices continue operations.
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New York
Teague
Western Union
General Eckert
New Orleans
Louisville
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Chicago
Hebert
Cifizers
Western Union Company
Cket
Brotherhood of Telegraphers
Canada
Thomay
Peddon
Western Union Telegraph Company
Hiugene O'Coxser
Mortimer D. Shaw
Jili Campbell
Robert Ewing
Harry W. Orr
Roger J. Mutler
Joseph I Ford
Knights of Labor
United States
Roky Mountains
Rocky Mountains
John Campbell
Pittburg
Baltimore and
Badmons
Telegraphers' Brotherhood
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company
Stewart
General Mikert
Western Iron Company
George P. Frick
Wekert
Baltimore and Cojo Telegraph Company
City Council debates abolition of street commissions sparks heated session
Mayor Goodwin presided as Aldermen clash over abolishing the street commission. Discussions cover finances, railroad rights, and an attempt to repeal the commission law while council members argue about salary anomalies and the need for direct city oversight. The session ends with the chief department election and adjournment.
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Goodwin
van ‘Crawford
Dunning
Howell
Reynolds
Huiman
Healey
Brotherton
Gray
Ryan
Adamson
Day
Longley
Lowry
Berkele
Knapp
Jones
Beermann
tYne
Merkele
Maor
Treasury
Finance Committee
Matt Ryan
Eee
Storming of Tamatave and Suez Canal Debate
Reports from Tamatave detail French actions boarding the Taymouth Castle, restricting shore access, seizing cargo for duty, and evacuating passengers to Mauritius amid British consular tensions. Updates mention English and French exchanges over dispatches, relief efforts for refugees, and arrests of English nationals. Separately, Suez Canal news notes De Lesseps seeking broad support if a parallel canal is rejected, with Conservative MPs opposing the agreement. Also brief notes on Jefferson City Sunday law closures and the Niagara steamer fire recovery.
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Tamatave
Lonnox
Dorald, Currie & Co
Taymouth Castle
May
Playmouth Castle
Natal
Hay
Pierre
Dryad
Tarmouth Castle
Wurban
the Times
Tamatuve
Mauritings
Tamstave
Lamatave
Lowpox
M. de Lesseps
Paris
Telegraph
Daily News
DeLesseps
Suez
Stafford Northcote
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Benge
Permiston Toddecas
Central Labor Union
Dennis Kearney
Clarendon Hall
Kearney
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Pebascen Ck
Faiday
Astorm
Kansas City
Journal
Benton
Missouri
Grand River
Presbyterian Church
Times
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Ansas
Saga
Kansas
Nebraska
Donephan
Pomeroy
Whiting
Genvy Skipmenta
Ucteedh
Geares
Tom Thumb
Towncerey Ledger
Nashville
Barssuey
England
Mumpehiro Vota
Conconn
Newspap
the Telegraphers
Western Union Teleraps Company
Sis
Ita
Bra
Atlanta
Stephens
Meriwether
Crime and Casualty
Tan
London
Wolverhampton
Staffordshire
the City Council
Philip Breitenbacher
Foundry
Vine Street
Chestnut Street
Metropolitan Street Railway
Julius L. Brown
Congen
West End
Atlants Street
Weters Street
Hammond
Anderson Street
Atlanta Street Railroad Company
State Agricultural Society
Alderman Lowry
Wendellian
Tiein
Boreaux
France
Chamber of Deputies
Taris
Montceaules Mines
Louise Michel
Pinus
Atmrebista
Cty
M. Challemel Lucaur
Madagascar
M. Chuaillemel Lacour
Olivers
Lus
Iust
Commission
Mecaslin
Conn
Suez Canal
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Havana
Niagara
Indian Key
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