Republicans Defeated Hopeful in Bangor Speeches
Hon E A Alger and Gen Nickerson spoke in Bangor last week urging defeat of Republicans. They argued 1876 fraud taints the party, Garfield’s record, and that more troops came from slave states than free states. Nickerson praised Democrats and rejected bulldozing claims with statistics.
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E. A. Alger
Bangor
Maine
Nickerson
Supreme Court
Alger
Garfield
Missouri
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Minnesota
Connecticut
California
Nevada
Oregon
South
Prohibitionists Talk of Opposing Reed Candidate
The Prohibitionists of Congressman Reed's district in Mae discuss nominating E. Stone against Reed. The Republican suspects James M. Stone of Kennebunk is the likeliest name. E. Stone supports Gen. Anderson, Reed's current opponent, and rejects the claim that selling milk punch is a crime.
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Springfield Republican
Reed
Mae
E. Stone
James M. Stone
Kennebunk
Gen. Anderson
Trade returns show Britain exporting iron to the U S
For the first half of the year American wheat worth £6,392,122 was shipped to England. In the same period Britain sent iron valued at £6,541,763 to America, up 418 percent from 1879’s £1,526,142.
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England
Jonathan
John Bull
Great Britain
America
Auction notices of boots and shoes and dry goods varied items
New York and Philadelphia sale list with multiple firms including A S Richards Wilmerding Co and Samuel Bunting's Sons reading August sales for boots shoes dry goods stocks and horses with times ranging from 10 A M to 11 30 A M across August 10 11 12 13 14 including locations New York Philadelphia New Orleans and Pintada.
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Boots and Shoes
New York
A.S. Richards & Co
Boots
Laupinncott, Son & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Wilmerding, Hoguer & Co
Pintada
Lippincott, Son & Co
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & Co
Wilmerding
Haguer X
Shipping arrivals and departures listed for Aug dates
A compiled list shows ships arriving and sailing from Atlantic ports with origins and destinations including Boston London New York Liverpool Antwerp Rotterdam Havre and more. Names include Balmutt Trinacria Greece Mabel Brittan ic etc.
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Boston
Balmutt
Archingel
Trinacria
London
New York
Greece
Mabel
Newport
Eng
Crave
Leith
Scotland
Bassano
Unit
Britannic
Liverpool
Scots Greys
Cardiff
Egadi
Mediterranean
Henry Edge
Antwerp
P. Caland
Rotterdam
Mosel
Lowen
Nederland
Columbia
Barrow
Lake Winnepeg
Montreal
Ork
Southampton
Ohio
Baltimore
Bremen
Queenstown
Abyssinia
Battle
de. Goth
Longhurst
Hooper
Argosy
Marseilles
Peloro
English Channel
Waledale
Tazard
Canada
Havre
Jess New York
Ind
Moville
W. A. Scholten
New m Newport
Mining Stock Closing Prices Report From San Francisco
San Francisco on August 7 reports closing prices for mining stocks. The list includes AIDDA Hillside Jackson Bechtel Boston Consolidated Brown Point Consolidated Pacific Eureka Consolidated and other named companies with varying values and annotations.
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AIDDA
Hillside
Jackson
Penne
Sensecaseny
Bes & Belcher
MIO Coscasnes
Bechtet
Boston Consolidated
Seersansere Vas Jrown
Caledovia
B.H
Eureka Consolidated,Exchemer
Goule & Curry
Goorlshaw
Hate & Norcross
Deal Lake Threatens Rail Line Inlet Fight
In Deal New Jersey on August 7 a storm swollen Deal Lake endangers Long Branch railroad tracks at its head. Two section bosses and two labor gangs were arrested by Clarence Levy and a police posse when sailors attempted an inlet cut to drain the lake. The company will test the matter. The lake has flooded farms and a heavy winter wreck once killed a fireman aboard a Long Branch locomotive.
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Deal Bracu
N. J
Deal Lake
Long Branch
Clarence Levy
Garfield in Erie special train arrival across New York state
A Garfield tour by special Erie Railway train departed Jersey City at 7 35 pm. Crowds cheered from Paterson to Jamestown with thousands greeting the General. Elaborate receptions at Elmira Corning and Chautauqua included speeches, bouquets, and a large religious gathering with Jubilee Singers. Garfield attended worship and a Young Men's Christian Association meeting, then planned to depart for Cleveland.
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New York
Gen. Garfield
Jersey City
Erie
Garfield
Paterson
Columbia
Middletown
Gov. Hoskins
Gen
Binghamton
Owego
Elmira
Corning
Huneerford
Jamestown
R. E. Fenton
Salamanca
Fenton
Chautauqua Lake Navigation Company
Hartey
Chautauqua
N. Y
Gen.Garfield
O. G. Conger
Senator Kirkwood
Murat Halstead
Schuyler Colfax
Young Men’s Christian Association
Kirkwood
Conger
Richardson
Williams
J. H. Rhodes
Cleveland
Jubilee Singers
Colfax
Gen. H. Stuart
Christian Brothers
Y i Men's Christian Association
Stuart
Guts
Etter
Corry
Erie City
Cleveand
Corliss College
Hancock Defends Acceptance Letter Core Stance
Gen Hancock, in New York interview, defends his letter of acceptance amid questions about topics like free ships and a revenue tariff. He says the letter reflects party principles, excludes new views, and thus avoids adding further statements beyond his confirmed support of the platform and campaign. The general notes he discussed tariff and ships privately but refuses to amend the acceptance with an addendum.
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Gen. Hancock
New York
Stillit
Hancock
Washington Aug 7 Aboard Blake dredging off coast and Gulf Stream findings
Washington reports Commander Bartlett's Blake voyage off Charlestown to the latitude of Savannah yields shallower depths than expected and a 150 mile sounding line along the Gulf Stream axis reveals depths from 233 to 1386 fathoms. Findings suggest a submarine table land between North and South Carolina and the Northern Bahamas. American products abroad gain favor and a Washington Monument resumption follows.
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Blake
J. R Bartlett
U.S.N
Coast and Geodetic Survey
C.P. Patterson
George’s Bank
Savannah
A. Agassiz
Prof
Agassiz
Charlestown
S. C
Gulf Stream
Bartlett
North
South Carolina
Bahamas
Patterson
Europe
Department of State
Consular Commercial Reports Bureau
Dr Tanner ends forty day fast with feast and cheers
New York reports Dr Tanner finishing a forty day fast at noon amid a crowd of about 2,000. He resumed eating with milk, watermelons, and beefsteak, drinking wine, and later weighed 130 pounds. Doctors call his recovery rapid and remarkable.
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New York
Georgia Horticultural Society
Chamberlain’s Hall
Atlanta
Dr. Tanner
Georgia
Tanner
Gunn
George
Clarendon
Prof. Wark
Condi
Shamrocks overpower Toronto club in Montreal lacrosse match
In Montreal on August 7 the Shamrock club defeated the Toronto team before thousands of spectators. The world champions dominated the one sided game, with scores and times reflecting their clear advantage.
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Shamrock Club
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Shamrocks
Riots After Orange Catholic Parade in Toronto
During the O Connell procession in Toronto Aug 7 a sunburst insulted the Orange party. About 600 Catholics and Orangemen clashed on Queen Street, police fought rioters, Constable Norman was badly injured and not expected to recover. Empress of India Catholic excursion at Young Street Wharf faced an Orange crowd, dispersed by police by 2 am. Ringleaders jailed.
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Opt
O’connell
Queen Street
Norman
Young Street Wharf
Empress of India
Oakes Ames Memorial Letter Aims to Clear Name
The Ames family affidavits defend Oakes Ames amid the Credit Mobilier scandal. They argue the stock sales were honest, no bribe occurred, and the Union Pacific project relied on his sacrifice and public spirit. They urge history to honor his integrity and note broad support from business associates and citizens.
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Oakes Ames
Credit Mobilier
Garfield
United States
Congress
Union Pacific Railroad
Credit Mobilier Company
Misouri
Ames
Oliver Ames & Sons
New England
Bas Osh
Feyebic
Credit Mobilier Construction Company
Boston
Mr. Ames
Credit Mobiliser Construction Company
Union Pacific
Middle States
Great West
Akes Ames
Oakes
Ammfs
Oliver Ames
Frank M. Ames
Stockholders to be Assessed for Waite's Losses in Brattleboro Bank
Brattleboro Aug 7 1880 Receiver Price will mail notice to First National Bank stockholders demanding a $25 per share assessment payable immediately to cover Waite's defalcation. Many shareholders cannot meet the levy, and the total liabilities are unknown but likely exceed $110000, excluding capital stock. Waite is missing. his son reportedly relocated to Colorado.
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Missouri River
Rocky Mountains
Sierra Nevada Ranges
Pacific Ocean
California
Congress
Union Pacific Railroad
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Fiscal Agency
Credit Mobilier of America
Credit Mobilier Company
Oakes Ames
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Brattleboro
First National Bank
Waite
Brattleboro, Vt
Comptroller of
First National Bank of
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Colorado
National Board of Steam Navigation meets in Norfolk
The ninth annual meeting of the National Board of Steam Navigation will convene in Norfolk, Virginia on September 1 at 10 o clock. Delegates from across the United States will attend to discuss remodeling steamship laws, refining inspection services, and unifying rules for pilots fog signals and related safety matters. The body includes more than 1,000 steam vessel owners agents and managers.
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New York
National Board of Steam Navigation
Norfolk
United States
Roberts advances toward Candahar in 25 days
London dispatch reports Gen. Roberts leading 8,000 men today on the first march toward Benishakre with aims to reach Candahar in 25 days. British expectations lean toward no opposition to General Stewart withdrawing to Gandanmak or Roberts advancing to Ghazni. Negotiated shifts include new Afghan governors and religious appointees as Afghanistan moves amid broader imperial concerns.
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Stewart
Gandanmak
Ghazni
Athe Meer
Mooshki Alam Khan
al Alam
Afghanistan
Sheik Ul Islam
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Jellalabad
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Gen
Sundar Wa
Mahomed
India
Times
Calcutta
Cabul
Standard
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Quetta
Tamar
Portsmouth
Cabut
Ameer
The Benders Confess to Revolting and Cold Blooded Crimes
Omana Nebraska August 7 report of the Benders in Tremont jail confessing a series of murders starting in Illinois and detailing trap doors, buried bodies, and robberies. They traveled through Iowa Indiana Kansas, running a roadside resort called Bender's Hotel as murders escalated. Sheriff in Kansas asserts the husband is the original John Bender and plans to take him back, amid crowd concerns. prisoners later shown at Theatre Comique before transport to Oswego Kansas.
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Bender
Tremont
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Jacksonville
Iowa
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Kansas
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Kate
Maggie
Magezie
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Kansas City
Labette County
Cherryvale
Theatre Comique
Oswego
Masters Report on Certificates for Wages and Supplies
The masters in the Taylor v Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and Coal and Iron Companies suit filed a report in the United States Circuit Court. They recommend allowing the receivers to issue certificates for wages and materials furnished before the failure, noting about 1.265 million in materials for the railroad and about 550,500 for the coal and iron company as of May 24, 1880. The report includes printed certificate forms and attaches Judge McKennan’s August 6 order approving the report.
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Taylor
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and Coal and Iron Companies
United States Circuit Court
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
McKennan
Fires Hit Towns in Multiple States Aug 7 1880
A series of fires across Evansville Tiffin Centreville Hyde Park and Toledo cause substantial losses with various insurance coverages noted. Incidents include Hermann's dry house destruction in Evansville Little's mill blaze three saloons and a store in Tiffin and a nine-building blaze in Bettsville.
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Evansville, Jr
Hermann
Tiffin, O
Evansville
Ind
Little’s
Burk v Flood Con Consolidated Virginia Stock Case Ruling
Judge Sullivan overrules demurrer in Burk v Flood et al. and grants twenty days to answer. Suit seeks 10,429,000 dollars for alleged appropriation of Consolidated Virginia stock by defendants as directors. Demurrers based on statute of limitations rejected. issues now rest on facts.
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San Francisco
Cal
Sullivan
John H. Burk
James C. Flood
Consolidated Virginia
Consolidated Virginia Company
Lynch Law in Nashville mob hangs Bailey in Atkins
John Bailey who killed his wife in May 1879 was taken from Atkins Alabama by a mob of horsemen and hanged last night. Four prior mob attempts occurred. He had been twice sentenced to death and each time granted a new trial.
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R. I
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Cambridge
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Condoh
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Little
Park
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House
Massachusetts
Nashville
Tenn
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Atkins
Ala
First cotton bales of season reach New Orleans from Mississippi valley
Two bales of cotton, the first from the Mississippi valley this season, were received in New Orleans on Sunday night.
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New Orleans
Mississippi Valley
Accident to a steamer at Glen Island inlet
The excursion propeller E. Corning owned by John H. Stalin backed from Glen Island pier and struck a rock. A hole was driven in the stern, the ship filled with water and sank to the guards. Between seven and eight hundred passengers were transferred to Laura M Starin and St. companion steamers.
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E. Corning
John H. Stalin
Glen Island
Laura M
Starin
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