Repudiation faction faces set-back in Tennessee
The Tennessee Democracy shows little tolerance for the repudiation faction as it suffers a decisive defeat in a state convention. The piece notes repudiation sentiments fare poorly in the South unless backed by Republicanism, with Virginia cited as a counterexample where the Republican element cushions the move.
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Tennessee
South
Emery Family Basket Reunion Held at Old Newbury Site
The Emery family plans a reunion on September 9 at the old Emery homestead between Artichoke River and Cowell's Brook on the Upper Commons in Old Newbury. Rev. Dr. Samuel M. Emery of Newburyport and his son Rev. Rufus Emery of Newburgh N Y oversee arrangements. all Emerys are invited.
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West Newbury
John Emery
Artichoke River
Cowell’s Brook
Old Newbury
Samuel M. Emery
Newburyport
Rufus Emery
Newburgh
N. Y
Emerys
Garfield Votes Against Tax Relief Proposals in Economic Slump
In a period of severe financial strain Democrats pressed for tax cuts and loans to cover revenue gaps. Garfield consistently opposed the tax relief measures, aligning with his stance of defending the people against fiscal burdens.
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Garfield
Closing Prices of Mining Stocks Today
The list shows closing prices for mining stocks including Belcher Best & Belcher Boston Consolidated Crown Point Consolidated Pacific Caledonia Eureka Gould & Curry Grand Prize Golden Terra Hale & Norcross and California Caledonia B H. Prices vary by company and are reported as of today in the market roundup.
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Ccces
Belcher
Best & Belcher
Bullion
Eccceesssesses
Moedibvesessas Eer
Bechtel
Boston Consolidated
Bulwop Escevesecece
Ese
Belvidere
Cscceseses
California
Cess
Cwss Chollar Cecc
Virginia
Crown Point
Consolidated Pacific
Calegodia
B. H
Eureka Consolidated
Cheauer
Gould & Curry
Grand Prize
Golden Terra
Goodshaw
Hale & Norcross
Alleck
Alhambra
City Point
Boston
E. Halleck
Annie Ward Tiffany
Annie Ward
Jane
Norcross English Opera Company
Chimes
Normandy
Notorious Bender family captured after Col York murder
A State Register letter from A James of Sigourney, citing an eye witness and a responsible man, claims the four Bender family members were captured soon after Col York's murder. They were lined before nine riflemen, fate announced, Kate allegedly urged the captain to shoot, and the bodies buried at the corner of four counties Layette Wilson Neosho and Montgomery.
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Drs Moines
State Register
A. James
Sigourney
Bender
Col. York
Kate
Layette, Wilson, Neosho
Montgomery
Asbury Park Mayor Sued Over False Imprisonment Libel
Mrs. Mary Russell of New York sues Mayor James A. Bradley of Asbury Park for 15000 damages alleging false imprisonment and libel. She previously ran a drug store here and was arrested by the mayor then indicted for selling liquor, with the case dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Mary Russell
New York
James A. Bradley
Russell
Bradley
Conkling Quiet In Campaign Motor of Hancock Support
Special despatch reports Democrats flocking to Hancock in New York and across states. Republicans reveal growing defections and unity for Hancock English, with Garfield noted as weakened by Conkling's stance. Critics urge Conkling to act but fear his departure from party.
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Boston Post
New York
Democratic State Committee
Hancock
Maine
William M. Armstrong
National Committee
Ohio
Cleveland
Steubenville
Toledo
Fremont
Sandusky
Garfield
Chautauqua
Schuyler Colfax
Cincinnati
LeFevre
Col. Armstrong
Gen. Hancock
Barnum
Connecticut
McPherson uses government aide for partisan campaign
The Philadelphia Times condemns Edward McPherson for hiring Nimmo from the Federal Bureau of Statistics to prepare a partisan campaign document. It argues official data should be nonpartisan and warns the effort could erode trust in statistics. The New York Evening Post is cited approvingly for rebuking Nimmo and urging him to stay at his desk.
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Philadelphia Times
Edward McPherson
Republican Congressional Committee
McPherson
Nimmo
Federal Bureau of Statistics
South
North
Democratic Party
Sherman
Bureau of Statistics
The
New York Evening Post
Massachusetts
Suffolk
John Keating
Boston
John P. Nichols
Boston Post
Joan W. McKin, Esquire
Hancock and other editorials on the Babcock case influence
Across editorials from New York Independent Brooklyn Eagle New York World Baltimore Gazette Washington Post Marlboro Times Hartford Times and Cincinnati Enquirer opinions on Gen Hancock Judge Porter Garfield and Hancock's civil military authority stance in the Babcock case political strategy and campaign funding remarks are reprinted with varied commentary.
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New York Independent
Hancock
Babcock
Brooklyn Eagle
Congress
Garfield
New York
Maine
North
Blaine
Porter
Indiana
Baltimore Gazette
Murat Halstead
Cincinnati Commercial
Washington Post
New England
James A. Garfield
John Sherman
Marlboro
Banks
Gen
Hartford Times
Cincinnati Enquirer
John A. Logan
Vermont explosion witnessed by thousands stirs political debate
The Rutland VT blast drew about 5000 observers as editors weigh party loyalties and lines. The Washington Post urges Garfield support while the Albany Journal questions the holiering move. The New York papers debate Conkling, Hancock, and Arthur amid Republican tensions.
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Rutland
Vermont
Washington Post
Albany Journal
Garfield
Bob Ingersoll
New York Sun
Senator Conkling
James A Garfield
Chester A. Arthur
Arthur
New York Herald
Hancock-Sherman
Gen
Hancock
Political Nominations Across States Highlightions in Districts
Delegates in Ohio and Virginia announce Democratic nominees including Hurd Cabel Callen Coleman Hunt and Banning in multiple districts. Ezra B Taylor and O D Conger are named by Republicans in Ohio and Michigan. Georgia moves toward a gubernatorial race as Ex Senator Norwood agrees to run. committee plans publication of acceptance tomorrow.
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Ohio
Frank H. Hurd
Virginia
George C. Cabel
Henry Callen
Col
Daniel F. Coleman
Cumberland County
Ezra B.taylor
Samuel F. Hunt
H. B. Banning
Ezra B. Taylor
Warren
Garfield
Michigan
Hon
O. D. Conger
Georgia
Atlanta
United States
Thomas M. Norwood
Norwood
Restrictions Upon Chinese Trade Removed
Washington Aug 13 The Secretary of State reports that the Emperor of China has reversed a ban on Chinese merchants trading independently with other countries. A Chinese vessel with Chinese goods will soon reach San Francisco to sell in American markets. The move comes after findings that foreign firms acted as middlemen, sidelining Chinese merchants. This opens trade with treaty ports, affecting global commerce.
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Washington
China
San Francisco
Mexico
State Department
United States
Laredo
Fort McIntosh
Texas
Secretary of War
Train Collisions Halt Lines Across New England and East
A freight train on the New England road struck an extra empty- car train at North Windham, killing engineer Frank Way of Hartford and wrecking cars. The following Boston Express was delayed five hours. Earlier, a Delaware and Hudson collision near Cooperstown Junction killed fireman Paul Simpson and injured others, with twenty-five freight cars demolished. In Pennsylvania, a fast passenger train derailed near Duncannon due to a broken wheel flange, injuring none, while a separate Northern Central crash near Millersburg wrecked five freight cars with no injuries.
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Conn
New England Road
North Windham
Frank Way
Cooperstown
N. Y
Cooperstown Junction
Susquehanna
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Paul Simpson
John Really
Learned
Binghamton
Mullen
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Penn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Duncannon
Millersburg
Philadelphia
Mays Landing
Kitty Shields
Elen Shields
May’s Landing
N.J
James Sweeney
Engineer Aitken
Conductor Hoagland
Aitken
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Pleasantville
M. Hoagland
L. A. Down
Samuel Fowler
Jacob Mapes
William Walters
J.sewall
West Jersey Railroad
Charles Smith
James W. Allen
Wesley Adams
Atlantic County
N. J
West Jersey and Atlantic
Lillie Grace
Indians Cross Rio Grande Amid Texas Operations
A Santa Fe dispatch reports 75 to 100 Indians from Victoria's band moved from near Fort Quitman toward Chihuahua after crossing the Rio Grande early Thursday. Col Buell commands Mexican troops to block them, while a larger force of about 100 pursued later, as Gen Hatch and Col Buell deploy along the Fort Cummins to river line to prevent entry into the Sierras. A San Antonio despatch notes Indians surrounding Quitman and attacking stock and along the route, hindering communication with Gen Grierson.
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Slocum
Texas
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Tex
San Antonio
Army
Seizure Amid Arms Raid Sparks Cork Alarm
In Cork harbor the Juno raid left six Cork men arrested after boats carried armed raiders past Black Rock. Rifles recovered in Rochestown and near the Hursee brake raise clues, while police patrols failed to catch the robbers before they vanished. Clues point to a secret fund and a missing ferry operator.
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Turbulent Turkish Politics Stir Albanian Greek Interests
London reports Constantinople fears over the Dulcigne expedition and Abedin Pasha intrigues in Albania. A ministerial crisis looms and Mahmoud Nedim Pasha may become Grand Vizier. Albanian Greek ties surface as Prisrend Greek consulate is said to have been blown up with twelve dead and twenty five wounded.
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Mahmoud Nedim Pasha
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Paris
Meredith Read
United States
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Read
Italy
Austria
Times Paris
Count Corti
Turkey
Metzos
Forger acquittals spark Vienna and Irish fever debate
The Times reports Gen Prochazka and an agent were acquitted in Vienna over a forged San Marino casino concession scheme involving 120000 francs and a promised 280000. In Dublin’s politics the Irish fever crisis prompts ministerial debate on sanitary action and aid, with Forster defending government response and power backing a resolution to aid Mayo and Sligo.
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the Times
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San Marino
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House of Commons
O’connor Power
Irish
Mayo
Sligo
West
Forster
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Young Girl Attacked at Bridgton Home in Maine
A 15 year old daughter of William Quincy was attacked inside her Bridgton Centre area home after a tin-work man entered, struck the girl with force, and fled to the woods. Fifty men searched roads and bridges overnight. she lies in precarious condition as doctors doubt her survival. Lynch law rumors arise as the assailant remains at large.
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William Quincy
Srownfield Road
Bridgton Centre
New York Enumerator Arrested for Reporting Fictitious Names
John J. Murphy, a census enumerator of 156 Pine street, was held for examination by United States Commissioner Shields on charges of making false census returns. He listed as residents people such as James A. Garfield and Chester A. Arthur from a Green street house of ill fame. Residents deny giving false names. Murphy claims he received them from the house occupants. Penalty cited is a $5,000 fine and up to two years in prison.
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John J. Murphy
Pine Street
United States Commission
Shields
Green Street
James A. Garfield
Ohio
Chester A. Arthur
Edward Cooper
James Conklin
Nation
John Fox
James G. Blaine
Maine
Samuel Tilden
Lewis Sanford
Cook
Murphy
Appleton's Journal September issue features varied literary pieces
The September number includes Titus M. Coan reviews Mr Stoddards Poems Part One by Hon P H Morgan presents The International Tribunals of Egypt and Adrienne Le couvreur Tom Taylor and Two American Divines Bushnell and Mullenberg W Mathew Williams on Recoial Explorations of the Arctic Regions Leslie Stephen on Sterne Hans Hoffman sketch Lazy Beppo and other merit articles.
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Mr. Stoddard
Titus M. Coan
International Tribunals of Egypt
P. H. Morgan
Adrienne Lecouvreur
Tom Taylor
Dr. Bushnell
Mullenberg
W. Mathew Williams
Leslie Stephen
Sterne
Hans Hoffman
Beppo
Bankers Convention Opens with Offic ers and Taxation Debate
At the Saratoga Bankers Convention the executive council named officers for the year: Chairman Geo S Coe, Treasurer Geo F Baker, Corresponding Secretary George Marsland, Recording Secretary Edmund D Randolph. The group urged immediate national bankrupt legislation and tax relief aims, while discussing specie payments and silver questions as key to future monetary policy.
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Bankers’ Convention
Executive Council
Geo.s.coe
Geo. F. Baker
George Marsland
Edmund D. Randolph
George A. Butler
Connecticut
Edward Atkinson
South
Great Britain
West
Atkinson
Sherman
Congress
W.P. Patterson
Georgia
Andrew Simons
Charleston
Edward S. Butts
Vicksburg
Theodore M. Pomeroy
Auburn
James A. Briggs
Fast Trotters and Pacers Reach Rochester Details
At Rochester on August 13 the 2:23 class winner was ea with Kittie Bates second and Patchen third. Mattie Hunter led the free for all, Lucy second, Sorrel Dan third after a collision involving Lucy. Maud S. and St Julien are featured in Springfield and Albany events. Bonner hints at public demonstrations of speed. Saratoga results include Cinderella and Gen. Phillips victors. fox hunting at Newport ends with Miss Bedlow and Miss Goddard praised. Detroit area prize fight ends with James Taylor surrender.
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Rochester
N. Y
Kittie Bates
Patchen
Mattie Hiunter
Lucy
Sorrel Dan
Nile
Samuel Keyes
Pittsburg
John Murphy
New York
Rowdy Boy
Murphy
Dan Mace
Mattie Hunter
Hattie Woodward
Belle H
Keene Jim
O. A. Hickok
St. Julien
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Breeders’ Association
Albany
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Saratoga
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Mamie Fields
Day Star
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Newport
Newpoint
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Southwick Grove
Alice Bedlow
Ely Goddard
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Detroit
Deaths of Dudley P. Coton and Loring Johnson mark Boston notices
Dudley P. Coton senior partner of Cotton & Haley of Boston died July 30 in Barba West Indies after nearly forty years shipping ice to Barbadoes and Trinidad with Haley. Loring Johnson died at Upton on August 11 at 77, a bootmaker pioneer who built a Charleston DC business and left a wife and two children George W. Johnson and Mrs Willard Wood. Funeral at Upton set for 10 AM. Other deaths follow.
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D. C
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Summer Street
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Milford
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