Replies to Salisbury and Sherman on conference invite
Secretary Sherman replies to Lord Salisbury noting Britain declines to join a Bering Sea conference with Russia and Japan. The United States would have preferred Britain’s participation. discussions of a British US Canada experts conference are under British consideration. Russian and Japanese delegates proceed toward Washington for a potential Oct 20 meeting. Oliver sentenced for attempted murder. Kroxuk man dies by self inflicted gunshot in Argyle, Iowa.
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Washaton
Sherman
Lord Salisbury
Great Britain
Bering Sea
Russia
Japan
United States
Lord Swisbury
Hay
Foreign Office
State Department
Canada
San Francisco
Chicago
Washington
Botkine
Rounikowsky
Grebnitsky
Mother's Friend Promises Easier Labor and Quicker Recovery
A vintage advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a nerve soothing aid for expectant mothers. It claims reduced pain and faster recovery, sharing testimonial notes from Jenny G. PorucxLi of Macon, Georgia. The product sells for $1 per bottle and is marketed by The Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta, GA.
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Jenny G. PorucxLi
Macon
FePress
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Boies Plan on bullion basis of national currency
Ex Governor Boies writes to The Leader arguing bullion as money is practicable and a stable standard. He cites Windom’s plan, rejects Chicago platform as forever binding, and urges Democrats to heed the national government’s needs over party dogma.
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Chicago
Gorman Steps Aside In Open Letter to Baltimore Sun
United States Senator Gorman offers to relinquish Maryland Democratic leadership and forego another Senate bid if Edwin Abell and the Baltimore Sun will back the Democratic ticket in the state and legislative campaign. He defends civil service tariff and ballot reform views, acknowledging Sun opposition but arguing opinions differ.
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Baltimore Sun
Senate
Baltimore
United States
Gorman
Edwin Abell
Democracy
Maryland
The
Sun
Secretary of State Enjoined Over Populist Ballot
Dos Mores Oct 16 The state board of elections is enjoined from placing the middle of the road bolting Populists on the official ballot by Judge Spurrier of the district court who ordered the secretary of state not to certify the Populist ticket. The secretary faces a quandary as the action was already done. If not recalled more complications threaten. The court held the new party cannot appear on the ballot without a petition which was not filed.
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Spurrier
Dos Mores
State Board of Elections
District Court
Plan for Union of American Revolutionary Societies Reached
Two patriot groups the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution and the Sons of the Revolution agreed on a union plan. The merged body will be called the Society of the American Revolution and will admit only lineal descendants of Revolutionary War soldiers. A five member committee from each society will seek state approval before a convention forms the new organization.
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Descendants of
Cixcixwall
National Society of the
Sopa of the
General Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Sons of the Revolution
Society of the
Washington, D. C
A. H. Pugh
Cincinnati
Rival Claimants Battle Over Nevada Tailings
Mining circles in Tuscarora Nev report rival claimants Hugh Jones and Clarence Buck guarding tailings with shotguns. Dexter Mining Co. property at stake. potential clash expected as ownership dispute unfolds. Other items note Indianapolis mayoral result, freight-rate changes, Union Pacific plan, Iowa commandant appointment, Baltimore commissioning, and Lincoln image ruling.
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Nev
Dexter Mining Company
Hugh Jones
Clarence Buck
Jones
Buck
National exhibition of American manufactures in Philadelphia
A national exhibit of American manufactures is to be held in Philadelphia in October 1878 under local auspices. Colonel George B. Waring declined the nomination of the Theory George Democracy for comptroller of Greater New York. Walter Griffin defeated Jack Cummings in a 15 round finish at the Tulane Athletic Club New Orleans with proceeds to the yellow fever fund. Captain William H. Perry died at Asbury Park New Jersey October 13 aged 65. cousin of Mrs Hetty Green and nephew of Commodore Perry. served with distinction in the Federal army. White Star liner Cimrie launched at Belfast yards. 12000 ton freight steamer longer than Georgie, largest in current New York service. Ex-Senator James W. Jones of Florida died October 12. long retirement at St Joseph's retreat Dearborn near Detroit. mental illness linked to unreciprocated infatuation with a Detroit lady.
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George B. Waring
George Democracy
Greater
New York
Walter Griffin
Jack Cummings
Tulane Athletic Club
New Orleans
William H. Perry
Ashbury Park
N.J
Hetty Green
Commodore Perry
White Star Line
Cimrie
Harlan & Wolff
Belfast
Georgie
White Star
James W. Jones
Florida
St. Joseph's
Dearborn
Dretroit
Jones
Detroit
Escaped Cuban refugee Cisneros sails under U S flag
Havana police watched the Seneca as Evangelina Cisneros fled Cuba three days before the steamer left. A staged passenger named Juan Sola, with a doctored passport and wine aboard, aided the escape, while a Havana police chief allegedly fell for the ruse. On deck Miss Cisneros prayed as Cape Hatteras light appeared, aided by Englishman Mr. Stewart who found her pleasant company. She wore a coil of hair under a sombrero, disguised as a ranchman.
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Stea
Havana
New York
Evangelina Cisneros
Seneca
Juan Sola
Miss Cisneros
Cuba
Cisneros
Senor Sola
Mr. Stewart
Tampico
Cape Hatteras
American Window Glass Company formed at Camden
The greatest window glass manufacturers combination in U S history was completed at Camden New Jersey It includes all country factories except a few small concerns The capital stock is fixed at 1 2 million yet total value represented is about 30 million James M Chambers of the city elected president Pittsburg named general selling agency
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Purisnune
N.J
American Window Glass Company
James M. Chambers
Pittsburg
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