Cincinnati Convention Praised for Courtesy to Suffragists
Mrs. Lillie Devereux Blake contrasts the handling of suffragists at Chicago and Cincinnati. She notes rude reception in Chicago and generous courtesy in Cincinnati with Mayor Prince of Boston and Mr. Eaton of Kansas aiding their memorial, arranging meeting rooms, seating, and applause within the hall.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Lillie Devereux Blake
Prince
Boston
Eaton
Kansas
National Democratic Committee
Committee On Rules
Committee On
Tammany
Blake
Opposition to Justice Funding Critique Debunked
A claim that Democrats blocked court expenses is refuted by Atty. Gen. Devens. President Hayes vetoed Bayard’s bill, but Devens says the Justice Department has funds for essential costs and that judiciary adjournment reasons lie elsewhere, with responsibility to the White House.
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President Hayes
Senator Bayard
Journal
White House
Congress
Devens
Baltimore Sun
Department of Justice
Ratification Meeting in Portland Draws Strong Support
The Portland ratification meeting featured Judge Cleaves presiding alongside Hon Bion Bradbury Hon W L Putnam Gen S J Anderson and Hon L D M Sweat. The Argus reports unabated enthusiasm and vigorous applause for each speaker. The occasion was described as superb with spontaneous displays of support for the cause.
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Portland
Judge Cleaves
Bion Bradbury
Maine
Cincinnati
W. L. Putnam
S. J. Anderson
L. D. M. Sweat
The
Argus
Hayes Arrives as Sherman Heads to New York
President Hayes reached Washington with Postmaster General Key. Secretary Sherman departs for New York, signaling the waning of civil service reform. McKinley of Ohio seeks to rally officeholders for Garfield.
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Boston Post
Washington
President Hayes
Key
Sherman
New York
Mr. Hayes
McKinley
Ohio
Hayes
Garfield
Gen Pearson of Pennsylvania backs Hancock in dramatic party switch
Gen Alfred L. Pearson a longtime Pennsylvania Republican leader and Pittsburg city committee chair announces support for Hancock. He calls Hancock a soldier statesman and urges fellow soldiers to desert the Republican cause joining the Democrats. Pearson resignation letters to Grant and Pittsburg committee follow.
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Pittsburg
Alfred L. Pearson
Hancock
Pearson
Don Cameron
Republican City Committee
Greensburg
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Allegheny County
Gettysburg
John Latta
Gen. Hancock
Gen
Grant
Veterans’ National Committee
Union Veterans’ National Committee
Great Historic Party
Middle States
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Sam
A. L. Pearson
William DeCamp
Havine
Garfield speaks at Lake county monument ceremony in Painesville
In Painesville Ohio Gen Garfield closes a July 4 speech at the Lake County soldiers monument unveiling. He reflects on sacrifices of 2,000,000 soldiers, patriotism, and the immortality of truth as war lessons, urging national unity under the flag.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Garfield
Lake County
Painesville
Republicans Bank on Large Donations for 1880 Campaign
A Washington Herald correspondent notes the National Republican Committee is stronger financially than some claim. In New York, Grant ally Dorsey may lead the committee and has offered 100000 cash for Garfield’s nomination, with similar support seen from Jewell and Chandler precedent. Headquarters are at 241 Fifth Avenue New York. In San Francisco the Democratic Workingmen’s party ousted Kearney as president and adjourned after endorsing Hancock English and the presidential electors. A later Sand Lots meeting turned stormy with votes and clashes as the Democratic faction pressed their stance and guards protected Kearney.
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The
Herald
National Republican Committee
New York
Dorsey
Grant
Chicago
Garfield
Zach Chandler
Chandler
National Committee
Jewell
Fifth Avenue
Kearney
Democratic Workingmen of
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San Francisco
Workingmen’s Party
Hancock
English
Sand Lots
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United Labor League of America
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League
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Democrats
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Congress
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South Carolina
Louisiana
George
Hhis
New Orleans
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Georgia
Army of the United States
Belknap
America
Delaware
Portland Campaign Noise Frames Maine Battle for Senate
Special correspondence from Portland notes rising Republican and Democratic fervor as Hancock and English rally the Democrats while Republicans defend Blaine and Hamlin. The piece highlights fears of patronage, corruption, and the potential Greenbacker alliance, with Reed and other candidates contesting for Senate and House seats amid Maine’s volatile political landscape.
Williams Commencement Opens With Sermon By Chadbourne
Nortoa Adams July 4 The Williams commencement began with a large audience at the Congregational Church for President Chadbourne's baccalaureate sermon. He urged action over distractions citing Ecclesiastes 11 4 and warned that watching winds prevents sowing and harvesting. The day featured a Mission Park prayer meeting led by ex President Hopkins and an alumni gathering in the college chapel. Tomorrow night President McCosh of Princeton will deliver the Adelphic Union address before the literary societies.
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Nortoa Adams
Mass
Williams
Congregational Church
Chadbourne
Mission Park
Hopkins
College
Perry
McCosh
Princeton
Adelphic Union
Seawan haha disaster burials mark New York July 4
Permits issued for the burials of ex Assemblyman Joseph I Stein Minnie Ancarque H R Hubbard and Simon Meyer from the Seawan haha disaster. A drowned man from the same vessel buried at Hart's Island was later ordered disinterred and identified as Marx Lazarus. A body believed to be John Wright of Glen Clove S I was found near the wreck and a telegram to police announced it. Ex Assemblyman Stein funeral heavily attended.
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New York
Joseph I. Stein
Minnie Ancarque
H. R. Hubbard
Simon Meyer
Hart's Island
Marx Lazarus
Ward’s Island
John Wright
Glen Clove, S. I
Seawanhaka
Stein
200th Anniversary of St Anthony Falls Observed
In Minneapolis on July 3 200th anniversary events were held at the State University campus for the discovery of St Anthony Falls by Father Hennepin. About 15000 people attended with Gen Sherman Secretary Ramsey ex Gov Davis Gen Sibley and Gen Gibson among the notables. Sibley welcomed attendees Davis gave a historical address Ramsey Sherman and others spoke.
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Minneapolis
Minn
St. Anthony’s Falls
Hennepin
The
State University
Sherman
Ramsey
E. B. Washburne
Davis
Sibley
Gibson
State Historical Society
A. P. Miller
Gen. Sherman
Funeral of Hon. D. Waldo Lincoln in Worcester
The funeral held in Worcester Mass reached a large gathering including prominent New England railroad men. Rev. E H Hall of Worcester and Rev. R R Shippen of Boston conducted brief services. Burial was private with only the family present. Pallbearers included ex Gov Bullock Judge Colt Charles Francis Adams Jr J Henry Hill Dr Joseph Sargent and Samuel Woodward all of Worcester or nearby cities.
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Worcester
Mass
D. Waldo Lincoln
New England
E. H. Hall
R. R. Shipben
Boston
Bullock
Judge Colt
Pittsfield
Charles Francis Adams, Jr
J. Henry Hill
Joseph Sargent
Samuel Woodward
Bicycle club officers dine at Newport on July Fourth
Newport Rhode Island July fourth reports Capt Hodges of the Boston Bicycle Club hosted at his summer residence with Capt Munro of the New York Bicycle Club. They plan to reach Boston tomorrow to compete in bicycle races. The Steamer Newport of the Fall River Line carried over 1200 passengers eastward last night. General Martin T. McMahon of New York is in town.
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Newport
R. I
Hodges
Boston Bicycle Club
Munro
New York Bicycle Club
Boston
Fall River
Martin T. McMahon
New York
Atlanta Fourth of July Celebration After War
Atlanta marked Independence Day with a large parade including military units, firemen and business vans. About 20 000 visitors attended a City Hall Park address by Senator Joseph E Brown and others. Fireworks capped a grand celebration.
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Atlanta
Joseph E. Brown
Fourth of July Picnic Tragedy Near Cincinnati
A July 4 picnic at Parren's grove eleven miles up the river ended in violence when John Miller was shot dead and several others were injured. Michael Moran aided by five others, was arrested amid the disturbance as Moran and five other men were taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Parren
Holiday observed in St Louis with stray bullet deaths
St Louis on July 4 observed as a holiday. Two children, August Eckhart aged eight and Michael Gallagher aged twelve, were struck by stray bullets and are dying. A legal holiday will be observed tomorrow.
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St. Louis, Mo
August Eckhart
Michael Gallagher
Body of Frank Page Found in Connecticut River
The body of Frank Page was found at South Newbury in the Connecticut River near Haverhill New Hampshire on July 3. Authorities reported the discovery and began investigation into the circumstances of his death.
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Haverhill
N. H
Frank Page
South Newbury
Connecticut River
Bayard speaks to crowd in Wilmington urging Hancock support
Senator Bayard addressed 10 000 Delawareans in an open air gathering under Jefferson and Democratic clubs. He praised Hancock and English, defended Democratic nomination, warned against military power, and urged unity and constitutional fidelity.
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Senator Bayard
Wilmington
Jefferson, Jackson, Excelsior
Bayard
Gen
Hancock
Hancock for President Defends Civil Power over Military
In a vigorous address, the speaker attacks army dominance in politics, accusing Grant era actions of weaponizing force to subvert elections. He endorses Winfield Scott Hancock as a citizen, not just a soldier, arguing he upholds civil authority and unites a fractured nation.
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Hancock
Navy
Grant
Army
Sheridan
Winfield Scott Hancock
Vital Statistics Half Year Report for New York City
The Registrar of Vital Statistics reports 15 279 deaths in the half year to July 1 in New York City with an annual rate of 25.26 per 1000 based on a 1 209 561 census. Births total 13 280 and marriages 4 418, both up from last year. Immigrant arrivals and European sailings noted. deaths this week reach 1 297, a ten year high except once.
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New York
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Health Board
Fall River
Europe
John J. Coleman
Coleman House
Rockaway
Patrick Kagan
Walling
Tanner
Body Found Afloat Near Bartletts Reef Light Ship
A man’s body was recovered about a mile southeast of Bartletts Reef Light Ship and towed to Magoak? on Great Neck Waterford. After an inquest the remains were buried in the old cemetery. head missing, flesh scant, dressed in black coat vest and blue broadcloth trousers. Pockets turned out, a fragment of a word in vest pocket hinted at Pharmacy. no identifying marks found. seafaring men estimate six weeks in water, not linked to Narraganset disaster.
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New London
Conn
Great Neck
Waterford
Narraganset
Independence Day Observance Opens in Lowell
In Lowell Massachusetts the Independence Day celebration began at Huntington Hall with Rev J L Seward of the Unitarian Church delivering an oration. Clergy and a male chorus under Solon W Stevens provided religious and patriotic music. The Universalist Society reported raising 27000 to clear church debt, coming within 2000 of the goal, with Rev J W Bicknell taking responsibility. The meeting extended from morning into the afternoon. A full grown infant’s body was found wrapped in a newspaper in Catholic Cemetery on Saturday afternoon.
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Lowell
Mass
Huntington Hall
J. L. Seward
Unitarian Church
Solon W. Stevens
Hirst Universalist Society
J. W. Bicknell
All-Ireland rifle contest sees Americans vs Irish teams
In Dublin on July 3 the all-Ireland challenge shield opened with Americans Browne Jackson Scott and Laird facing Irish Team No 1 Fenton Rigby Warren Milner and Team No 2 Joynt Coghlan Johnson Murphy. Scores favored the Irish overall while Captain Fenton earned the top aggregate and Joynt won the $400 Spirit of the Times gold medal. Bodine announced the team’s disbanding after the day’s events and travel plans followed.
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Dublin
Browne
Jackson
Scott
Laird
Fenton
Rigby
Warren
Milner
Joynt
Coghlan
Johnson
Murphy
John Rigby
New York Spirit of the Times
Bodine
London
Wimbledon
Liverpool
Frank Hyde
Rathbone
Clarke
Fisher
Rockwell
National Rifle Association
Relief Bill Debate in Commons On Irish Aid Plan
The Irish Relief bill was debated in the Commons with Parnell seeking authority for the Public Works to lend up to 100000 pounds to Boards of Guardians for outdoor relief at a 1 percent cap. Bradlaugh delivered his maiden speech urging true generosity, not costless aid, and pressed workingmen to bear some loss.
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London
House of Commons
Parnell
Commissioners of Public Works
Boards of Guardians
Forster
Ireland
Lynam
Limerick
Bradlaugh
England
Scotland
Statue of Robert Raikes Unveiled on Thames Embankment
Lord Shaftesbury unveiled a statue of Robert Raikes on the Thames Embankment. Dr. Vincent represented US Sunday schools and prayers were offered by Dr. Murphy and Dr. Todd. Disturbances over Jesuit expulsion reported in French provinces. Havre saw soldiers charge a crowd. Parliament election in Buteshire resulted in Conservative Charles Dalrymple defeating Liberal Thomas Russell. The Times lauds American prosperity. The Duke’s Theatre in High Holborn burned down, loss £25,060.
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London
Lord Shaftesbury
Thames Embankment
Robert Raikes
England
Vincent
United States
Murphy
New York
Todd
Havre
Memorial Diplomatique
Paris
Lord Granville
Challemell Lacour
Lacour
Madrid
Avignon
Edmonds
Iberian Peninsula
Buteshire
Thomas Russell
Charles Dalrymple
Russell
the Times
Rome
Holy See
Aurora
Vatican
Bombay
Cabul
Simla
Viceroy of India
India Office
Abdurrahman Khban
Khanabad
Duke’s
High Holborn
Wreck of the F. W. Harris off Newfoundland sinks with captain’s leap
The iron screw steamship F. W. Harris, Captain Shelldrake, went ashore at North Head near Chance Cove and wrecked. Passengers were saved by a fishing schooner, crew by the mail steamer Plover. The captain jumped overboard as the vessel vanished. A second steamer Bear struck a reef in dense fog and arrived at St Johns leaky.
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St. Johns
Newfoundland
F. W. Harris
Sheldrake
North Head
Chance Cove
Plover
Lloyd’s
Harris
Cardiff
Montreal
Bear
Burden
Walter Grieve & Co
Greenock
Sydney
C. B
N. F
Cape Pine
Chamberlain Sermon Explores Conflict of Laws in Life
In Brunswick on July 4 President Chamberlain delivered a baccalaureate address titled The Conflict of Laws taken from Romans 7 23. He defined law as a rule of action enforced by a master and outlined four tests of true law authority intelligibility freedom and sanctions.
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Chamberlain
Brunswick
Fires Burn Several Buildings Reported Across States
A series of July fires caused varying losses. In Lancaster Pennsylvania a large barn on the county farm burned with surrounding structures damaged, the insane asylum building spared, losses around 75000 with 6000 insured. Additional blazes occurred in Cambridge Junction Vermont and Augusta Georgia, destroying a dwelling and Pendleton Brothers foundry respectively, with insured sums noted. Fire damaged a Jackson & Co flour mill in Mass and four ice houses of Dispeau Childs in Rhode Island. A summer residence near Hopeville New Jersey also burned, fully insured.
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Lancaster
Arena of
Hartford
Cambridge Junction
Cambridgeboro
Byron Ellewood
Ellsworth
Fall River
Mass
A. C. Seymour & Co
Augusta
Pendleton Brothers’ Foundry
Jackson & Co
Providence
R. I
Dispeau & Childs
Lincoln
Brprorp
N. J
Jonathan C. Jacobus
Hopeville
John Gladstone Father of Premier John Gladstone born Leith 1763
John Gladstone, premier's father, was born in Leith in 1763 to a corn merchant family and died in Liverpool aged 88. He briefly engaged in the slave trade, owned West Indian estates, and led John Gladstone & Co after eighteen years with Come Gladstone & Bradshaw. A Tory supporter, he was made a baronet by Sir Robert Peel in 1845.
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John Gladstone
Leith
Liverpool
West Indian Islands
Come, Gladstone & Bradshaw
John Gladstone & Co
Mr. Canning
Robert Peel
Freight Train Wreck Injures Crew in East Mexico
A Chicago and Clinton Railway freight train derailed in East Mexico Missouri, overturning fourteen grain cars. Engineer Kelley and a fireman were wounded. no fatalities reported. While the accident disrupted service, eastbound traffic was halted for cleanup and investigation.
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St. Louis
Chicago and Clinton
East Mexico
Kelley
Secretary Thompson travels from Terre Haute to California
Secretary Thompson spent ten days at his Terre Haute farm before continuing to California. The Tallapoosa left League Island with Burlington in tow bound south. Minnesota arrived at Rondout and will move to Saugerties after a short stay. Mary Bott, 12, of Jersey City, was fatally shot by John McCann while he played with a pistol in front of her home. Rutherford & Co. won a $55,000 verdict against Cincinnati and Portsmouth Railroad Co.
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Thompson
Terre Haute
Ind
California
United States
League Island Navy Yard
Burlington
Minnesota
Rondout
N. Y
Saugerties
Mary Bott
Jersey City
John McCann
Mary
Rutherford & Co
Cincinnati and Portsmouth Railroad Co
Common Pleas Court
Plan to Substitute Iron Tubes and Com Pressed Gas at Slight Cost
Washington report outlines replacing coastal lighthouses with iron tubes set in the seabed filled with compressed gas. The tubes burn for twenty one days without keepers, refilled by inspection tenders, reducing annual fuel and maintenance costs. The proposed system offers construction costs of about one thousand to twenty thousand dollars and yearly upkeep between thirty six and two thousand dollars per light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Postal changes in New England list July updates
Washington July 4 Postal changes for the past week in New England note new offices and postmasters. Stratton Franklin county Maine appoints Charles Green postmaster. Name changes include Scarborough to West Scarborough and Oak Hill to Scarborough in Cumberland county Maine. Postmasters appointed include J D Harlington Winton Harbor Hancock county Illinois William Carter Pratt's Junction Worcester Massachusetts Mrs Mary J Watson Jamestown Newport Rhode Island G B Willard Manville Providence county Rhode Island.
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Washington, D.C
New England
Stratton
Franklin County
Charles Green
Scarborough
Cumberland County
Oak Hill
J. D. Halrington
Winton Harbor
Hancock County
Ilc
William (. Carter
Pratt’s Junction
Worcester County
Mass
Mary J. Watson
Jamestown
Newport County
R. I
G. B. Willard
Manville
Providence County
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Bright
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Lynn, Mass
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Office of New England Fireworks Laboratory
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