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Atlanta Constitution

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Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1883

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Arthur's Ambition and Third Term Debate at Harrisburg

Volume XVI reports on Pennsylvania's 1875 convention stance toward President Arthur and the "third term" idea. General White notes Arthur’s rising popularity, predicting potential Republican nomination trends. Evans of internal revenue faces criticism for rapid removals and mixed actions, while Arthur plans a western tour to Yellowstone with Sheridan's coordination and assurances no extra government expense. The piece also covers defense counsel's withdrawal in the Hill investigation and ongoing treasury document debates.

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Postmaster General Announces Stamp Rate Reduction

A July circular from the Postmaster General’s office notifies U S postmasters of a three cent postage rate cut effective October 1. The memo urges minimizing three cent stamps and stamped envelopes on hand, with requisitions limited accordingly. It also directs use of all means to publicize the reduction. New design stamps will be issued September 15 but must not be sold before October 1.

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Political Notes in Concord and Colored Convention Meet

In Concord M H July 18 the senatories beliof today 324 votes cast with 163 needed for a choice. William Ladd Chester B Jordan Charles I Burns William C Todd Benjamin Prescott Frederick Smyth James Briggs Leach Henry Burnham Charles H Bell Daniel Halland Daniel Barnard each, Galtinger 4, Petterson 7, Moore 11, Stevens 28, Gilman Marston 27, Maron W Tappan 39, William E Chandler 74, Harry Bingham 116. In Gaugama July 18 the state colored convention met with 73 delegates. H L Shrewsbury chosen president and John Freeman secretary. A disposition to cut Hose from all parties was voiced but not likely to prevail. The convention adjourned until evening with proceedings quiet and orderly.

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Mexican Outrage at Laredo Describes Consul Beating

A dispatch from Laredo reports that on Monday night a mob of Mexicans entered the American consulate and beat Consul Shaw nearly to death. Campbell, the American consul in Monterey, was notified of the assault as papers and furniture were destroyed, triggering a crisis between the two governments. Shaw was unconscious after the attack and later revived briefly before losing consciousness again.

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Western Union Strike Talk Sparks Telegraph Circles

Feverish telegraph circles watch the Western Union executive committee meeting to address the Brotherhood of Telegraphers demands. Reports note strength surveys of 21 operators, with a split stance on a possible shutdown and a subcommittee to study compensation and service conditions.

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Treasure of the Lloyds Hidden Beneath Norwalk Estate

A long relic tale recounts Henry Lloyd a seventeenth century farmer near Norwalk where a storm washed out Stella revealing buried chests and rumored treasure. Slaves allegedly buried at the site during the Revolutionary era with pistols fired have left a haunted old mansion and ongoing treasure hunts attract new prospectors with owner consent sought.

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Mrs Langtry’s Travels Through New Jersey Stopover

Mrs Langtry and party in the palace car Jerome Marble arrived in Trenton from Cape May en route to New York. Delays from a broken draw bar caused a missed connection with the 9 o'clock express as water stops yielded fresh water for Mrs Langtry and her party amid local crowds. They plan to travel to Manchester Maine then Boston, with further itineraries to the White Mountains and Saratoga before heading to New York for a European steamer voyage.

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Victoria Unbalanced Queen Valley of Controversy Amid Sighs

Lorpon July 18 The long expression in hypocritical sighs mournful eyes and bated breath is now discussed openly by partisans and foes. The article notes Victoria’s late melancholy seclusion at Windsor with sealed movements and finances. It questions the £5,000 yearly pension and the morality of supporting the profligate Earl Reynolds, while noting noble defenses and hopes for a proper succession.

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Turbulent Election Violence Reported at Wexford

After polling results were declared in Wexford the O Connell Don party escorted along Maia Street met by bayonets. Several people wounded including a policeman. thirty policemen injured, twelve seriously. Healy and Saxton tried to restore order and police withdrew. Healy criticized the police as savage in a speech.

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Death of a Duke and Liberal Candidacy Turmoil

The duke dies at Marlborough prompting debate in metropolitan papers. The marquis of Blandford faced Liberal rejection over alleged private sins, with Reynolds' Newspaper calling him a reprobate. The episode highlights concerns about morality, lineage, and political candidacy in Parliament.

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Hanlan Ross race on windy Ogdonaburg course ends in surprising finish

The Ogdonaburg day track saw the Hanlan Ross race started at 6:59 pm amid high winds. Ross won the choice and chose the outside. Hanlan led early but faded, finishing four miles ahead with the fastest time on record for the distance. Official times differed, but Hanlan claimed the Associated Press time as correct. The crowd of 15,400 demanded a winner as signals were wrongly given.

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