Blaine Seen as Only Hope for Republican Unity in 1880 Nomination
The analysis argues that no other candidate can unite the fractured Republican party. It suggests James G Blaine offers consistency on tax policy and civil service reform, appealing to workers and moderates. It warns that other figures lack conviction and risk further sectional splits, making Blaine the best chance to avoid factionalism.
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Cullom
Illinois
Lincoln
Michigan
Alger
Blaine
Ingalls
Kansas
Rusk
Wisconsin
Hawley
Congress
Republican Party
Mr. Reed
Mugwump
Conant
Probable Terms of Agreement Over Canadian North West Monopoly
Ottawa reports proposed terms between Canada and the Canadian Pacific involve guaranteeing 15 million dollars in land grant bonds at 3 percent, secured by unsold land held in trust. Land sales would fund bond liquidation. the railway itself remains unmortgaged, with postal and militia transport revenues pledged to secure interest if land receipts fall short.
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Ottawa
Ont
Sprcrau
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Canadian Northwest
Salem's Queer Spectacle Recalls Salvation Army Funeral
April 8 report from Salem's Sal vation Army notes Mrs Lizzie Parshley funeral at Lyceum Hall South Salem crowded by 1000 plus onlookers. Open casket lyre with Comrade inscribed and a brass band as soldiers testify to her steadfast faith amid a vibrant service. The Army plans grave services and a barracks banquet to mark its fourth anniversary. George F Hoar sermonizes on Ohio settlement founding and Rufus Putnam's pivotal role detailing colonial virtues and engineering genius.
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Second Crusade Brass Band
Frank Hoerl
Coars
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Rufus Putnam
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Maine
Spain
Holland
Belgium
Denmark
Italy
Great Britain
France
Austria
Germany
Plymouth
Ohio
Great Northwest
Stoughton
New England
Washington
Lafayette
Union
Ohio Company
Boston
General Putnam
Israel Putnam
Cooper
Worcester County
Cambridge
Lexington
Providence
Newport
Putnam
Dorchester Heights
Howe
Bunker Hill
Army officers reshuffled at recruiting stations and forts
Washington dispatch reports Lieutenant Edward L. Ives assigned to David's Island recruiting station New York. Captain Frederick E. Trotter reassigned to his company. Medical corps changes include Captain George K Bushnell moved to Camp Pilot Wyoming, Lieutenant William Stephenson to Fort Verde, Lieutenant Edgar A Mearns to Fort Snelling, Lieutenant William Kneedler to West Point, Lieutenant Guy L Baie sent to Douglas.
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Edward L. Ives
Nineteenth Infantry
David’s Island
N. Y
Frederick E. Trotter
Fourteenth Infantry
Medical Corp
George K. Bushnell
Fort Preble
Camp Pilot
Butte
Wyo
William Stephenson
Fort Verde
Avi
Edgar A. Mearns
Fort Snelling
Minn
William L. Kneedler
West Point
N.Y
William ©. Borden
Fort Doulas
Utah
Guy L. Baie
Guta Ai Ort Douglas
Marietta Centennial Highlights Northwest Settlement
Prominent citizens join the centennial in Marietta with Governor Foraker praising the Northwest’s growth and the Ohio Company’s Oregon-like plans. The event features speeches by Senator Hoar, ex-President Hayes, and local leaders, with parades, bells, and a 100 gun salute marking the Mayflower landing.
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Marietta
Northwest Territory
Foraker
Ohio River
Ohio
West
Pacific
St. Augustine
Fla
United States
Hoar
Massachusetts
Ohio Men in New York at Delmonico’s banquet
Ohio men gathered in Delmonico’s hall in New York to celebrate their birthplace and the Commonwealth’s century. General Ewing presided and led brisk talks with strong Republican tones, featuring remarks by General W. T. Sherman, Chauncey M. Depew, Ex-Secretary Windom, and Calvin S. Brice.
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New York
Ohio
Delmonico
Commonwealth
Thomas Ewing
John Sherman
W. T. Sherman
Ewing
Foraker
Switt
Chauncey M. Depew
Headley
Calvin S. Brice
Marietta
Sherman
Europe
Windom
Blaine
Republican Party
Promised Land
Ohio Hills
Allen G. Thurman
Pendleton
Jackson
No longer ill from kidney and stomach troubles
An 1887 testimonial from New Reptorp Mass describes severe kidney pain, dark urine with sediment, and poor appetite. After taking Warner's Safe Cure, the author reports complete cure and notes his father-in-law was also cured, praising it as the greatest remedy in the world.
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Mass
Warner
HyAnnis
Cape Cod
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Milk Street
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Charles F. Libbie
Charlestown
Masschusetts
the Mathers
Historical Society
Province House
Province Ct
Samuel Hatch & CO
Congress Street
Daniel W. Beckler
John A. Stetson
Suffolk
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Stetson
Beckler
Deborah
Sears
Joan A. Stetson
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Loston
Wilhan Richardson
Thoma Liversidre
Said
Richards & CO
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