Hancock Cartoon Defends General Amid Press Probe
On the front page a cartoon shows Gen. Hancock depicted as tall and upright while Republican editors search his room in detail. They examine furniture, vases, trunks, pictures, boots, and even the chimney. The cartoon claims Hancock’s record is untarnished.
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Puck
Gen. Hancock
Democracy group to hold ratification meeting in City Hall
The Democracy of Portland plan a Friday evening fire hoist for Hancock and English and a ratification meeting at City Hall. Speakers include B. J. Anderson Bion Bradbury William L. Putnam L. D. M. Sweat and W. H. Clifford among others. It will be good to be there.
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Hancock
Messrs
J. Anderson
Bion Bradbury
William L. Putnam
L. D. M. Sweat
W. H. Clifford
Transatlantic and coastal steamships mark late June departures
A crowded list of vessels sailing or passing various ports on June 28 to June 30. Ships include Helvetia from New York to Liverpool, Oder from New York to Bremen, Otranto from New York to Hull, and City of Bristol from New York to Liverpool. Also track arrivals from Glasgow, Montreal, Antwerp, and Philadelphia with several ships en route to Liverpool and Antwerp.
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Massachusetts
Liverpool
Malta
Queenstown
Helvetia
New York
Iowa
Leith
Croft
State of Nevada
Glasgow
Australia
London
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P. R
Athos
Port Au Prince
Pomona
Montego Bay
Southampton
Oder
Bremen
Hull
Otranto
Humboldt
Lake Winnepeg
Montreal
Antwerp
Clandon
Barrow
Castalia
Crookhaven
City of Bristol
The
Lizard
Rhymand
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Ville de Marseilles
Newark
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Amy Dora
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Colorado
Rio Janeiro
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Galveston
Deal
United States
Trenton
St. Laurent
Havre
Avondale
Democrats mull DNC chair future amid Hancock ties
The piece outlines potential leaders for the Democratic National Committee, weighing Gen. Hancock as chair and options like Senator Wallace or Barnum. It notes Wallace’s interest and potential reshuffles involving W. L. Scott, with possible stalemate if Hancock avoids a decision. It also mentions Mayor Prince’s popular status and Charles Levi Woodbury’s Washington visit amid illness and Massachusetts GOP hopes.
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Democratic National Committee
Gen. Hancock
Senator Barnum
Barnum
Senator Wallace
Cincinnati
Hancock
Wallace
W. L. Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
Prince
Democratic Committee
Charles Levi Woodbury
Washington
Virginia
Massachusetts
The Soldier Statesman Meets Governor Tilden at Gramercy Park
Gen Hancock called informally on Gov. Tilden in New York. He met Sen. Wallace and Gen. Franklin and Henry Watterson at Gramercy Park. Hancock and Tilden spoke cordially and planned an early visit to Greystone. The exchange was informal and friendly.
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New York
Gen. Hancock
Gov. Tilden
Wallace
Pennsylvania
Franklin
Connecticut
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Gramercy Park
Hancock
Mr. Tilden
Jerome Letter Praises Hancock and Republican Defection
Leonard W. Jerome of New York writes to Gen. Hancock praising his nomination and urging Republicans to defect from the policy of hate. He cites wartime policy as a misfit with Republican ideals and says history offers a chance to vote according to convictions, promising joy in doing so.
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Jenks Jocusely
Hancock
English
Garfield
Arthur
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Jerome
Gen
Gen. Hancock
Leonard W. Jerome
New York
Lawrence Jerome
Jeromes
Leonard
Thad Stevens
Republican Party
Hancock Loyal Catholics Stand By Duty In Surratt Case
The Boston Pilot defends General Hancock against claims that Catholic loyalty harmed him over the Surratt execution. It asserts his duty as an officer, not creed, dictated his actions. The piece condemns mixing religion with politics and law, praising restraint and secular justice.
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Bohemia
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Surratt
Beck Praises Hancock as Democratic Nominee
Senator Beck of Kentucky says Hancock is the best Democratic choice and will win a large national majority. He lauds Hancock’s record and predicts strong southern support, with North and South united by integrity and fidelity in public service. He spoke at Lexington after the ratification meeting.
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Washington
Beck
Kentucky
Hancock
Seymour
Lexington
United States
Bostonian lauds Gen Hancock in warm letter response
A Bostonian writes a congratulatory letter to Gen Hancock and receives a pleasant note. Mr Higgins, leader of the Ninth Regiment Band, served as a wartime band leader and was quartered at Brandy Station with Hancock for eighteen months. He asserts that widespread knowledge of the General would win votes for him.
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Gen. Hancock
Higgins
Ninth Regiment
Brandy Station
Boston
Winfield S. Hancock
Hancock
C. Higgins
Mass
Governor’s Island
N. Y
Jorgensen Nominated at Burkeville Republican Convention
At Burkeville on Wednesday Hon Joseph Jorgensen won the Republican nomination for Congress in Virginia's Fourth District by acclamation. The Rutland First District convention nominated Charles H Joyce on the 24th ballot. James K Batchelder Arlington was named Presidential elector by acclamation. Morgan R Wise was renominated for Congress by Pennsylvania Democrats in the Twenty first District. Arizona Territorial Democrats nominated J H Oury delegate to Congress. Senator Cameron declines to act as RNC chairman.
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Burkeville
Joseph Jorgensen
Congress
Virginia
Rutland
Charles H. Joyce
James K. Batchelder
Arlington
Morgan R. Wise
Pennsylvania
Arizona
J. H. Oury
Cameron
Republican National Committee
Mississippi Levee Break Destroys Farm Region Near Alton
Quincy June 30 levee between Quincy and Hannibal broke at the cut-off above Cincinnati Landing. Crevasse 500 feet wide by noon, widening rapidly. Flooding stretches across rich farming land, with hundreds of thousands in damage expected. One family drowned near the break. fear of more losses as residents flee. Wheat thrashing halted, vast corn and wheat lands submerged. levee failure linked to 1871 act and court control, delaying repairs.
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Quincy
Ill
Hannibal
Alton
Cincinnati Landing
Mr. Freeman
Louisiana
Springfield
United States Court
New Railroad Company Formed In New York State
Articles consolidate several lines into the New York, Boston, Albany and Schenectady Railroad Company led by a 13 member board for one year. Directors include Erastus P. Carpenter and J. W. Van Valkenburg with a capital stock of 92,600 shares at 100 dollars each and first meeting set for January 12, 1880. Nashville directors also report Porter elected to fill the president’s vacancy after J. W. Thomas resigns.
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New York
Boston and Albany
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel
Albany
Boston, Albany and Schenectady
New York, Boston, Albany and Schenectady
Consolidated Company
Erastus P. Carpenter
Foxboro
Mass
J. W. van Volkenbure
Thomas F. Carhart
White Plains
N. Y
Andrew VY
Start
Frederick Miles
Chapinville
Joseph Walter
Henry A. Tilden
New Lebanon
Edward Y. Talor
Chester Averill
Danbury
Lucius P. Hoyt
New York, Boston and Albany
Albany and Schenectady Road
Nashville, Tenn
Nashville, Chattanooga and
Burglars Fight Detainment After Biddeford Street Parade
A gang attacked houses in Biddeford during a London circus parade. Police pursued three suspects after shots were fired. two surrendered with no injuries while the third remained at large in woods, linked to burglaries in Saco and Portland with no names given. Local light infantry aided in the search.
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Biddeford
London Circus
Goose Fair
Andrews
Biddeford Light Infantry
Berry
Saco
Portland
Seawanhaka disaster toll rises with 23 dead
New York report states by noon there were twenty three killed, forty nine injured, and nine teen still missing from the Seawanhaka. One passenger, Thomas D. Moore, was saved after leaping overboard to Ward's Island. A 10 year old boy's body was found near Sterber's dock with a severe head wound. Edward Westcott of Manhasset reportedly burned to death on the wreck. Five noted missing or saved persons are identified among the updated tally.
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New York
Seawanhaka
Thomas D. Moore
Ward’s Island
Robert Carpenter
Jersey City
Sterber
Lunenburg
Sampson
Long Pond
Lakeville
Fitchburg
Mary Ann Ryan
Ashton
R. I
Samuel Lamson
Randolph Centre
Alexander McDonald
Merrimack
Lowell
Mass
Charles Borden
Lebanon
N. H
Charles S. Clark
Fair Haven
Dartmouth
James McLaughlin
Benedict Pond
Providence
Robert Moncher
Bellows Falls
Helen
C. E. Severance
Shelburne Falls
Otis S. Hammond
Worcester
Boston & Albany Railroad
Manchester
Albert Tarr
Rockport Road
Gloucester
Patrick Moran
House of Correction
Farrar
Plymouth
Samosettreet
Russell Street
St. Albans
Coeur de Lion Commandery
Boston
Rocky Point
Calvary Commandery
John B. Straw
Lewiston
Frank H. Page
Melrose
Newburyport
Tanner
Henry McKibben
J. W. McKibben
Girard House
Philadelphia
Broadway
Secretary of the Treasury
Edwin Booth
Elevated
New England
Ince
Wentnor
John J. Braham
Portsmouth
New
F.W. Bilton & CO
Mockingham
Ortsmouth
Oil Tank Fire Threatens Nearby Areas in New York Oil Hub
Lightning struck a 25,000 barrel oil tank near the Acme Refinery at Olean New York this evening. The tank burns furiously and may overflow by morning as crews dig trenches to shield surrounding property. Oil and benzine are drawn off while a local fire department fights the blaze. villagers fear spread from the first oil fire in the area.
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Brapford
Penn
Acme
Olean
N. Y
Frank Page Missing After Sixty Hours in Haverhill
Hav erhill residents and authorities continue a wide search for Frank Page who has been missing for sixty hours. Hundreds of men are active around the town, but no crew has been located and the mood is one of growing discouragement.
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Haverhill
N. H
Frank Page
Farm buildings burned at Kennebunkport estate
Biddeford Maine June 30 fire destroyed the farm buildings of William H Allen about two miles from the village. Loss estimated at 1600 with 1300 insured. New York June 30 Egers iron foundry at Williamsburg burned with damage around 8000.
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Biddeford
William H. Allen
Kennebunkport
New York
Eger
Williamsburg
Nicaraguan Canal Concession Faces U S Skepticism
Washington dispatch notes the Nicaraguan government grants a concession to a private in country corporation with no U S link. State Department sees no international character yet expects a subsidy. Evarts says the Clayton Bulwer treaty prevents a sole protectorate, Congress must act, and Eads plan gains favor. Captain Phelps seeks European subscriptions as U S capitalists stay wary.
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Boston Post
Washington
United States
State Department
Executive Department
Congress
Capt. Eads
Capt. Phelps
Europe
DeLesseps
National Bank Circulation and Revenue Totals Report
Washington reports June 30Internal Revenue receipts 10 292052 for the month and 12 62325122 for the fiscal year Customs receipts 14 69977676 for the month and 185 10861109 for the year An arrest in Franklin Pa of coin counterfeiters John Shargo John Davis John Phinissie John Beach Keiler Beach Wheeler Beach William Powers The total national bank notes outstanding July 1 343 157 987 not including National Gold Banks 1 347 490 The comptroller notes 61 new banks during the year and 20 liquidations with gold banks included No national bank failures since 1879 three banks failed in June 1880 with 700 000 capital Net increase in National Bank notes this year 14 933 740 Total on deposit 19 782 387
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Customs
Secret Service Division of
the Treasury
Franklin
John Shargo
John Davis
John Phinissie
John Beach
Keiler Beach
Wheeler Beach
William Powers
United States
California
National Bank
National Bank Redemption Agency
Treasury
Post Office extends fast mail links to New York and West
The Postmaster General announced new arrangements with the New York Central and Hudson River and Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railroads to restore fast mail service benefiting New York Boston and western towns. A fourth fast train will depart Grand Central at 9 PM overtaking the 6 PM Boston train, delivering mail to Buffalo by morning and Chicago by the next day, with connections at Cleveland Toledo and Detroit and widespread westward links. Start date July 5.
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New York Central
Hudson River
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
New York
Boston
Post Office Department
Grand Central
Cleveland
Albany
N. Y
Buffalo
Toledo
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Southwestern
Detroit
Michigan
Mississippi River
New England
West
Secretary Schurz to Visit Indian Country This Summer
Secretary Schurz plans a six week western voyage starting mid July. He will tour Pacific coast reservations including Western Shoshone Pyramid Lake Crow Bannock and Arkkanees areas then travel along the Yellowstone Missouri rivers visiting Forts Custer Keogh Buford Berthold to address Sitting Bull's returning Indians and tribal conditions. He will be away from Washington about six weeks.
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Schurz
Pacific Coast
Western Shoshone
Pyramid Lake Indian Reservations
California
Fort Hall
Idaho
Yellowstone, National Park
Crow Agency
Montana
Yellowstone
Missouri
Bismarck
Custer
Keogh
Buford
Berthold
Sitting Bull
Nevada Bank Balance Shift to London Under New NY Tax Law
The Bulletin reports that New York's foreign bank capital tax will push Nevada Bank’s balance from 3 million to 4 million dollars, prompting an order to move funds to London. The note reflects the impact of the new law on banks' cross border holdings and capital flows.
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San Francisco
the Bulletin
New York
Nevada
London
Yale Alumni Meet Endorses Hayes and Echoes Yale Ethos
At Yale Alumni gathering in New Haven on June 30 Rev Dr Bacon Whs elected president with Hon Ellis H Roberts as assistant secretary. President Hayes praised, and ex minister Pierrepont noted a Woolsey statue gift. Speakers included Woolsey, Bacon, Sill, Palmer, Tracy, Edwards, Carrington, Roberts, Willson and others.
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Bacon
Whs
Eilis H. Roberts
Hayes
Evarts
Edwards Pierrepont
Chas. Dudley Warner
Eens Evarts
Yale College
Oolle
Eran
Alunw
Kenyon College
Ohio
Pierrepont
Alumni
New York
Dr. Woolsey
Elisha N. Sill
Ray Palmer
Charles Tracy
H. W. Sheffy
Jonathan Edwards
Gen. Carrington
Ellis H. Roberts
R. N. Willson
Bates College Meeting Elects Fellow and Announces Centennials
At Bates College in Lewiston today L G Jordan Lewiston was elected a member of the Board of Fellows to fill a vacancy Rev Arthur Given was elected secretary of the overseers President Cheney reported the college in good condition and confident Benj E Bates subscription will be paid The hundredth anniversary of the Free Baptist denomination was noted and the Theological School anniversary celebrated Graduating exercises included Newell Augustus Avery Wellington Depuy Nathan Sanford Alumni exercises featured W H Bolster a poem by Carrie Warner Morehouse and a Psyche legend recital.
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Lewiston
Bates College
L. G. Jordan
Arthur Given
Cheney
Benj. E. Bates
Free Baptist
Benj. Randall
Newell Augustus Avery
Prospect
Wellington Depuy
Tecumseh, Mich
Nathan Sanford
Avonsdale
N. S
W. H. Bolster
Carrie Warner Morehouse
Psyche
Bridgewater Normal School Graduates Ninety-Fifth Term
Bridgewater State Normal School graduates thirty six teachers at the close of the ninety-fifth term. Diplomas were presented by Rev. C C Hussey and Charles Francis Adams Jr with remarks from officials including A G Boyden. Graduates listed for two and four year courses with destinations across Massachusetts and New England.
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Bridgewater
C. C. Hussey
A. M
Billerica
Charles Francis Adams, Jr
Quincey
State Board of Education
A. G. Boyden
Messrs. L. P. Nash
G. P. Guild
Rev. C.C. Hussey
Frank W. Brett
Hingham
James H. Burdett
Groton
Ruggles A. Cushman
Bernardston
Thomas D. Driscoll
Quincy
Charles H. Morse
Derry
N.H
Board of Education
Brewster
Lawrence and
Prince of Waltham
Drownings and deaths flood New England notices
The report lists multiple drowning deaths including Sampson a 17-year-old in Long Pond Lakeville and Mary Ann Ryan a 5-year-old in Ashton Rhode Island. It notes other suicides, accidents, injuries and legal actions across Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island and Maine with brief details on locations ages and outcomes.
New London Prepares for Harvard Yale Race Tomorrow
New London awaits the Harvard Yale boat race with hotels full and crowds gathering after a hot day. Crews trained and rested while wind and choppy Thames water threaten postponement, with start times 5 30 PM and possible 7 PM or 9 AM delays. Umpire Wheeler led agreements to avoid long waits and officials from Yale and Harvard organize steamboats, press craft, and police for a safe event.
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Arthur M. Wheeler
William EC. Gullver
Charles Ware
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Manhousett
Morris W.W. Bacon
Cecile
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U. S. Grant
President Hayes
New Haven
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Oswego
Betis
John P. Bartlett
New Britain
A. A. Browning
Norwich
Samuel L. Caswell
Hampton
Canada
James H. McLean
Trenton
A. L. Talcoll
Jefferson, C
E. A. Smith
W. W. Bailey
M. Carrington
Peoria
O. H. Fowler
Deserter’s wife tarred and feathered in Vermont
A woman was dragged from a house in Middletown Vermont by masked assailants on Thursday night. She was stripped and coated with tar and feathers after deserting her husband and children last winter. She pleaded for mercy but was not spared, in a tale described as almost too horrible to believe.
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Middletown
Canada Herds Sell High at Dexter Park Auction
The Cochrane and Cannon short horns from Canada fetched record prices at Dexter Park in Chicago on June 30. The seventh and eighth duchess of Hillhurst sold for 8,000 dollars each, the seventh duke of Hillhurst for 3,900. Forty-three animals grossed 38,525 dollars, with thirty-two cows averaging 995 and eleven bulls at 622.
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