Japanese paper industry expands with new factories
The Imperial government opens large paper factories in Japan and sets up a London agency to sell manufactured paper abroad. Samples are praised for texture and tenacity, but cost remains a hurdle before competing with English products.
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Arouse Republicans Rally Against Democratic Nominee
A correspondent urges Republicans to rise and defend the party's country and pockets. He warns of danger if the Democratic nominee is elected and urges rallying to ensure Gen Hancock wins and Republicans secure offices and sinecures.
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Cincinnati Poised to Profit from Chicago Pork Corner
Cincinnati expects big gains from a Chicago driven pork corner. Last year yellow fever cut pork demand and Cincinnati suffered, but Chicago bulls now push up prices while keeping them lower than Chicago’s, boosting Cincinnati trade and promising rapid pork depletion within six weeks.
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Times Attacks Alabama Fraud Claims in Voting Rampage
The Times moves quickly to push a long tale of Democratic fraud in Alabama from last Monday’s election. The piece is dismissed as poor sensationalism and a failed attempt to revive the bloody shirt issue, with Vermont outrages cited as weaker proof.
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Garfield's Triumph Echoes Earlier Russian Imperial Pageant
The New York World recalls Gen. Garfield's triumphal march led by Logan and Taft as a historic echo of a Russian emperor's procession amid his father’s assassins, suggesting Garfield’s place in history alongside that memory.
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Ladd Renominated by Fourth District Democrats and Greenbackers
In Bangor Maine on August 4 the Fourth District Democrats and Greenbackers held conventions in Penobscot Piscataquis and Aroostook counties. They nominated Geo W Ladd for Congress and adopted platform pledging support for Hancock English and Ladd with renewed vigor amid strong turnout despite rain. The Greenback gathering packed the City Hall with 234 delegates and also backed Ladd, while speeches by Charles P Brown and Gen Plaisted framed the united opposition. Ladd planned to campaign across the district with anticipated speeches in Piscataquis and Aroostook before September.
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Garfield Swinging Round Speeches At Railway Stations
The Cleveland crowds hear speeches by Gen Garfield and others during a soldiers' monument dedication at Geneva Ashtabula county. Garfield praises ideas behind courage, honors veterans, and notes speeches are shaped by the audience. Harrison follows with a brief address.
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Democratic landslide projected in Alabama counties results
A Montgomery special reports widespread Democratic gains across Alabama counties with large majorities for the state ticket and mixed results on county and legislative races. Overall, the state ticket is expected to win by over 60,000 with Democrats likely to secure most judges chancellors and local offices.
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Col White Predicts Democratic Win in Wisconsin Tour
Col James B. White of the Milwaukee News reports strong Hancock enthusiasm across Wisconsin. He sees a thoroughly organized Democratic base and predicts a small but safe Democratic majority, citing new Hancock club enrollments and a key speech by Capt A J Laneworthy.
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What They Will Say in November Republican Contemporaries
Republican contemporaries critique the July nomination in vivid terms. They fault Garfield as goody-goody and argue Grant would have saved the party from humiliating defeat. The New York Times and New York Tribune perspectives reframe the nomination as a chapter in the Grant conspiracy saga.
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Republican Collapse Foretold by Pundits and Press
Columnists from the Philadelphia Press Chicago Inter Ocean and St. Louis Globe-Democrat condemn the Republican Party for upholding Grant’s rivals, blaming ill-advised campaigns and a Bach-like machine, predicting ruin, mass resignations, and a Democratic ascendancy with pensions and debt implications.
Letter Declines Support for Milier Candidate in Garfield Campaign
Eremira New York August 2. EK. W. Krackowizer asks to strike his name from the roll and refuses to support Theodore L. Milier due to credit mobilizer ties and Republican party failures. He vows to help defeat the candidate in the presidential race.
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Congressional Nominations Across States Reported Aug 4
Nominations for Congress spread across Illinois Indiana Ohio Missouri and Michigan with Democrats and Republicans naming candidates in multiple districts. Notables include John B. Clark Jr in Missouri and A B Clark in Ohio while others nominate Stevenson Peele Haskell Lacey and More across the nation.
South Pacific Railroad progress near BrNnson Arizona
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Tanners' Illness After Evening Baths
New York report states Dr. Tanner received a warm foot bath at 5 30 PM to ease stomach congestion. He slept at 6 30 PM woke irritable and vomited bile tinged water. After an alcoholic vapor bath and rub down he grew weaker and vomited again around 10 PM. He slept quietly by midnight.
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Weston Walk Stalled by Rain. Renewal Likely Monday
Providence report says heavy rain at Park Garden halted Weston’s walk. Officials aim to abandon the event and restart Monday morning. Weston’s current distance stands at 172 miles. the 50 mile race is postponed to tomorrow afternoon.
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British Forces in Afghanistan Faces Setback and Debate
The Times criticizes Burroughs's force for errors in retreat and tactics as Bombay sepoys fail to match Ghazis, causing heavy losses. Reports say Roberts may move on Candahar, with reinforcements sent and a new Bengal brigade deployed. Debate continues on the wisdom and timing of a Roberts expedition and hostilities risk.
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Lords defeat Compensation Bill sparks partisan reaction
London reports the Lords vote against the Compensation Bill in a late night division. The Commons faces questions on using police and army for evictions amid tenant distress. Editorial commentary from The Times News Pall Mall Gazette and Guardian reflect on consequences and political risk.
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Baronet’s Widow to Lose £130000 Income for Marriage
London reports a planned marriage between Baroness Burdett-Coutts and Mr. Ashmead Bartlett. The match would forfeit much of her income, due to the duchess’s will, as Bartlett is American and the baroness is 66. Also noted: Gladstone’s improving health and other scattered items.
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Perjury Charge Highlighted in Brooklyn Bankruptcy Case
Henry Altenbrand a Brooklyn maltster faces perjury charges for swearing books were destroyed by fire in bankruptcy sworn statements. Creditors led by Herman Colell allege nonpayment on a $10,000 loan, with proceedings delayed since 1878 and no discharge yet.
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Bogus Medical Diplomas Spark State Probe in Philadelphia
Gov. Hoyt receives a report from Secretary of State Evarts about abroad sale of fake diplomas. The Barcelona consul notes a diploma from the American University of Philadelphia sold to a Spanish citizen who never studied in the U S. John Buchanan faces rearrest on charges of selling false diplomas from the Hilectic Medical College of Pennsylvania and the American University of Philadelphia.
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Gloucester Items Aug 4 Repair work at Custom House
Major Ren Poore will supervise repairs and alterations to the Gloucester Custom House and Post Office building. The contract goes to William M. Winchester. Charles P. Thompson will attend a highway committee hearing Saturday afternoon on widening Pleasant Street. Col. E H Haskell attends Republican Conference in New York. Miss Selma Borg is at Willow Cottage Magnolia.
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Chicago Woman Charged With Murder in Saloon Fatal Blow
In Chicago yesterday a French sailor Edward Bourgoin died in his cell after being ejected from a saloon for drunkenness. John H. Sullivan and his wife were jailed for disorderly conduct. Bourgoin’s post mortem found internal hemorrhage from a brutal strike with a beer keg. Mrs. Sullivan is committed on murder charges.
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Governor's Requisition Sought for Benders from Fremont
Gov. St John was asked a week ago for a requisition to move the Benders from Fremont to Kansas but has not complied. The elder suspect denies being John Bender, now claiming to be Alexander McGregor with Illinois witnesses ready. Photographs of both prisoners are on file. The old woman towers over six feet, weighs 200 pounds, with a rugged face and hands, and is illiterate. Since Tuesday she has been separated from the old man, who believes she has gone to Kansas.
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Internal Revenue Reports Four Year Tax Take and Anti illicit Trade Efforts
Internal Revenue Commissioner Raum reports that in the past fiscal year internal revenue taxes totaled 123 million and 982 thousand dollars, and four year collections reached 467 million. He notes expenses of collecting run about 19.9 million, a bit over 3 percent of receipts, with no government loss. The drive against illicit whiskey and tobacco produced 3,874 seizures and 7,708 arrests, with 3 officers killed and 35 wounded, while most districts faced reduced fraud and resistance, except Georgia's second district.
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Vermont State Teachers Association Opens in Bellows Falls
The thirteenth annual Vermont State Teachers Association convened in Bellows Falls with a large turnout. Rev A B Dascomb led a prayer and Hon C B Eddy gave the welcome. Rev J D Emerson of Underhill spoke on the Rights of the pupil. The two day session continues tomorrow with many more attendees expected.
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Ward caucuses pick new City Committee members in Lowell
Democrats in Lowell hold ward caucuses to form a new City Committee. In Ward Five Patrick Lynch and Jeremiah Crowley are elected after a long session. In Ward Six Owen W. Cox wins a tight race against anti Cox allies to join the committee.
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Dartmouth opens eighty fourth medical lectures with large class
Hanover August 4 The eighty fourth annual course of medical lectures at Dartmouth College opened with an introductory talk by Prof. L B Howe of Manchester. With current and anticipated enrollees, an unusually large class is expected. Paul F. Munde of New York City was named Professor of Obstetrics. Prof. B T Blanpied of the New Hampshire Agricultural College married Sarah C. Dimond in Springfield Vermont last week.
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Chambersburg Farmer Confesses in Fatal Field Shooting
Great excitement follows the discovery of Robert Allison's body in Christian Stouffer's cornfield. Stouffer admits shooting in the field Saturday night, claiming he mistook a thief, and he was committed to jail.
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Bicycle Contest Narrowly Won Despite Falls
In Cottage City Massachusetts on August 4 the bicycle race drew few riders. After several falls hampered George Fiske of Amherst College the lead, and William Ames of Easton took the victory covering eleven miles in 23 minutes.
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Fire and wreck on Boston and Albany line at Rochdale
The Worcester Spy reports a freight train fire on the Boston and Albany at Rochdale. A naphtha tank car derailed and ignited, spreading to fourteen cars including naphtha and corn. Firefighters fought flames with steamers and water from a brook, but naphtha burned fiercely and hindered containment.
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New England Fair Premium List Issued for Worcester Event
The New England Agricultural Society announces the official premium list for the Worcester fair running Sept 7 to 19. Entries for live stock close Aug 28 and premiums cover thoroughbreds, cattle, horses, sheep, swine, poultry, crops, and machinery with extensive awards. Track races offer large purses and notable guests include Gen Sherman and governors from six New England states.
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Temperance Mass Meeting Sees Strong Day Two Attendance
Burlington reports larger second day turnout at Queen City Park tempered by calls for aggressive work. Mary H. Hunt urged scientific temperance education of children and prohibitionist candidates while John B. Gough spoke briefly and A S Draper accused clergy of failing their trust. Reverend Gould defended ministers as abstainers. George Vibbert closed the evening with remarks.
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Deputy Sheriff Will Garrett Shot in Brenham House of Ill Fame
A News special from Brenham reports Deputy Sheriff Garrett was shot and killed by W. P. Allen in a Brenham house of ill fame where Garrett had gone to make an arrest. A separate Sherman dispatch notes farmer Weaver stabbed and killed farmer Cox in an altercation.
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Jailbreak by clever escape at Adrian from Detroit suspects
In Adrian Michigan two horse thieves an adulterer and a poisoner escaped from jail by building a charcoal kiln with a wet blanket to heat the window frame then breaking the stone and bars to slip free.
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Tasker escapes while guard watches in Salt Lake
Ben Tasker, convicted of murder, walked out barefoot and escaped. Welcome and Emmer son, also convicted of murder, have been captured and sent to the penitentiary. In Monday’s election the Liberals won parts of their ticket in two counties with no opposition to the church ticket in Salt Lake county.
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Boating Men Rally in Winthrop for Tomorrow’s Race
A large force of oarsmen and crews gathers in Winthrop Maine for a major rowing event. Locals praise the lake and surroundings as they prepare for a strong showing tomorrow.
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Buffalo Driving Park Races Results Report
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Esaaire
Elijah George
Benjamin Wiggin
Sarah Ann Wiggin
A. D
Jonx W. McKim
Salth
Daniel Draper
John G. Tappan L
Iowa
E. C. Davidson
Pattersonville
Sioux County
United States Court House
Co. C. Converse
Geo. M. Hobbs
Arthur Lincoln
John F. Mullen
Helena
Toland
Administrtrix
Torice
Michael O'Donnell
John W. Regan
Soston
Mylod & Richardson
Toston
Everett K. Dexter
Charles H. Small
J. A. Garleton
Assiance
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!