Kenebec Journal Predicts Republican Victory and Majorities
The Kenebec Journal claims a ten thousand vote majority for Daniel F. Davis and a Republican sweep in all districts with control of the Legislature. It scorns the alleged State theft and cautions about costly clerks in Washington. Maine papers favor Blaine’s nomination. Frye’s Chicago ascent is portrayed as dramatic and faded.
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Kenebec Journal
Daniel F. Davis
Washington
Maine Republican
Blaine
Frye
Chicago
Schurz Predicts Republican Victory Amid Southern Tension
Special dispatch from Washington reports Secretary Schurz planning a West interview with Indians and signaling a Republican fall triumph based on conservative business support. He praises Hancock but questions civil fitness, notes Conkling and Cameron defections, predicts Garfield coalition shifts, and warns of Southern marshal absence to dampen contest.
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Boston Post
Washington
Schurz
West
Plains
Gen
Hancock
Indianapolis
Grant
Conkling
Cameron
Garfield
Atty
Devens
Sherman
South
Towle Praises Hancock and English in Open Letter
Sion N. C. Towle, longtime public servant, writes from Brookline Mass on July 10 1880 to William H English praising the Democratic ticket at the Cincinnati convention. He lauds their integrity and constitutional fidelity and notes a long friendship and personal respect.
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Sion
N. C. Towle
Hancock
English
District of Columbia
Lincoln
United States Senate
Brookline
Mass
William H. English
Cincinnati
Credit Mobilier
Garfield forwards acceptance of Republican nomination for President
General Garfield confirms acceptance of the 1880 Republican nomination, endorses the Chicago platform, and urges national unity. He details views on federal power, civil rights, education, finances, tariffs, immigration, and civil service reform, promising to govern by Constitution and laws if elected.
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Mentor
Chicago
United States
Union
Congress
South
Republican Party
Fela
Mississippi River
Jefferson
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Ocean
Pacific Coast
China
J. A. Garfield
Sarge F. Hoar
Influential Republicans renounce the party of hate
A series of Republican officials and veterans across states declare for Hancock and English. Notables include W. Moulton of Illinois, Judge Moeser of Shelbyville, Captains Griffin and Forgraves, William Williams of Warsaw, Gen. E. G. Marshall, M. McCormick of Standish, Oliver T. Rugg, and Gabriel T. Harrower. Greenback press De Standaard reports the switch.
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Congress
Illinois
Moeser
Shelbyville
Hancock
Council Bluffs
Iowa
M. M. C. Griffin
A. J. Forgraves
South Bend
William Williams
Hancock and English Club
M. McCormick
Oliver T. Rugg
Standish
Jackson
de Standaard
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Weaver
Chambers
Gabriel T. Harrower
Steuben
New York
Nomination Notification For Gen Hancock At Governor's Island
A Cincinnati Convention committee from each state plans to formally notify Gen Hancock of his presidential nomination on Governor's Island New York tomorrow. Attending will be numerous state delegates and many national committee members along with noted generals and military figures.
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Gen. Hancock
Day
New York
Governor’s Island
Cincinnati
Alabama
A. H. Kelly
Arkansas
H. King White
California
Thomas L. Thompson
Colorado
B. M. Hughes
Connecticut
W. H. Barnum
Delaware
Gov
Saulsbury
Florida
B. P. Bishop
Georgia
D. M. Dubore
Mississippi
W. A. Persey
Missouri
Morrison Mumford
Nebraska
J. A. Harman
Nevada
A. C. Ellis
New Hampshire
Timothy D. Crowley
New Jersey
John Stockton
Augustus Schoonmaker
North Carolina
Charlies M. Stedman
Ohio
George Hoadley
Oregon
S. W. Wisdom
Pennsylvania
R. M. Speer
Rhode Island
Nicholas van Slycke
South Carolina
J. R. Abney
Tennessee
A. Champion
Texas
James E.dwyer
Vermont
M. C. Haley
Virginia
John W. Daniel
Wisconsin
Anson Rodgers
West Virginia
Robert M. Delauney
National Committee
Governor's Island
Guy McClellan
W. B. Franklin
McQuade
William F. Smith
Henry W. Slocum
John M. Corse
John B. Woodward
Martin T. McMahon
John Love
Henry P. Banning
Thomas F. Ewing
Durbin Ward
Darius N. Couch
A. B. Rice
Endorsements and comments on Hancock presidential bid
A Philadelphia man endorses Hancock, praising his patriotism, integrity, and potential to unite the nation. The piece notes Hancock’s war record and civil leadership, plus McClellan’s cordial letter supporting Hancock. It also reports on reactions from Maine, Ohio, New York, and Pennsylvania campaign notes and strategies.
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E. J. Morris
Philadelphia
Col. Forney
Munroe Democrat
Morris
Hancock
Union
Lincoln
United States
Constantinople
Philadelphia Times
Democratic Party
MccClellan
McClellan
Plainfield
Orange
N. J
Gro. B. McClellan
Echo
Chicago
Gen. Grant
Grant
Quarrel Over Ponca Question and Tibbies Arrest Attempt
Interior Department aims to arrest Tibbies for urging Poncas to abandon their Indiana Territory home. Secretary Schurz denies feeding Poncas off their reservation and warns of starvation risk if they relocate. The Ponca community’s agricultural progress is described as at risk, while no invasion reports or official steps exist beyond newspaper accounts.
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Schurz
Tibbies
Boston Post
Washington
Interior Department
Tibbles
Indian Territory
Dakota
Indian Bureau
Department
Treasury buys United States bonds for sinking fund
The Treasury Department purchased 237 600 dollars in U S bonds for the sinking fund of the Union and Central Pacific Railroads. Judge Tarbell ruled that current law does not require extra month's pay to sub contractors for mail routes if not specified in contracts. Capt Phelps reports Nicaragua Canal drive gaining funds and aims to start work by August 1. National Bank Reserve climbs to 99 355 000 dollars, highest on record. ordinary average about 85 000 000.
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Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Union
Central Pacific
Tarbell
Nicaragua
Capt. Phelps
Europe
Office of the Comptroller of Currency
Dastardly Fire Attempt at Junction House
Bellows Falls Vermont reports a late night arson attempt at the Junction House in White River Junction with fire set in the basement. Night clerk spotted it and extinguished the blaze leaving minor damage. footprints in stocking feet indicate an incendiary connected to or staying in the building.
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Bellows Falls
White River Junction
Barron
Messrs
Ballard & Andross
Macuias
Whitneyville
Whitneyville Agency
Machias
Fresh halibut and codfish arrivals boost Gloucester fish market
Gloucester reports unusually large fresh halibut receipts from the Banks with Laura Nelson 60000 lbs Guy Cunningham 50000 Epes Tarr 50000 Plymouth Rock 20000 and Georges Bank codfish about 8400 lbs. Western Bank vessels include M H Perkins 35000 lbs. Block Island fishing opens. mackerel lauded with steady catches and improved size anticipated. Supreme Court of Canada rules Bay of Chaleur under Canadian jurisdiction reopening headland dispute if Washington treaty ends.
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Gloucester
Mass
Laura Nelson
Guy Cunningham
Epes Tarr
Plymouth Rock
Georges
M. H. Perkins
Block Island
James A. Stetson
Supreme Court of Canada
Bay of Chaleur
Parliament of Canada
Three Mile
Quiet Boyne Anniversary Observed by Montreal Orangemen
Montreal observers report a restrained observance of the Boyne battle anniversary with lodge room activities and a planned dinner. In Cleveland an Orangemen parade drew larger crowds with no incidents, while Ottawa noted no public demonstration.
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Montreal
Boyne
Orangemen
Catholic Union Society
Cleveland
Canada
Ottawa
Five Dead Children Found in Flour Barrel in Wytheville
Wytheville despatch reports Mrs. Sarah Collins a white widow died after brief illness. Deodorization revealed a flour barrel with the festered remains of five small white children. Acting Coroner Obenchain took the remains. authorities say death bars pursuit of justice.
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Wytheville
Philadelphia Times
Sarah Collins
Obenchain
Challenges Rise as Anglo American Rifle Match Remains Unclear
Wimbledon July 12 Amid talk of an international match the British Rifle Association waits on a reply from the American Association. Halford Hyde and others are set to shoot with some teammates uncertain. Americans compete in pools and Alfred prizes with Snider rifles at 200 yards as Hyde and Farrow excel.
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Wimbledon
British Rifle Association
Halford
Frank Hyde
America
Humphrey
Young
Hartin Smith
Rigby
Fenton
American Rifle Association
Hyde
Farrow
Alfred
Snider
Scott
Fisher
Jackson
Rathbone
Rockwell
Gladstone Opens Government Sits For Public Business In Commons
Gladstone announces a reorganization of private and public sittings to favor government business for the rest of the session. He abandons the Irish Franchise bill and seeks to finish necessary acts by late August. He also proposes amendments to the Disturbance in Ireland bill and notes potential September adjournment.
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London
House of Commons
Gladstone
Charles Dilke
Bulgaria
Roumelia
Forster
Ireland
Six-Mile Washington wagon crash injures nine
A Michigan excursion party of nine on a Glen House Mt Washington carriage road wagon tipped over after a driver who had been drinking failed to curb speed. One woman from Allegan Mich died instantly. five others were injured. driver Lindsey fatally hurt. several others lightly hurt or uninjured.
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Michigan
Glen Hovuske
N. H
Glen House
Half Way House
Carriage Road Company
Ira Chichester
Allegan
Mich
M. L. Towsley
Kalamazoo
Jessie Barnard
Ella E. Mellen
C. Ferguson
Romeo
Emma Lamb
Howell
Emma Blackman
Kalamazoou
Lindsey
Vanderborn
Chicago
Sub committee begins Seawanhaka disaster inquiry in New York
The Grand Jury sub committee met behind closed doors with First Mate Rae Engineer Weeks Fireman Abeel and Superintendent Kirk as witnesses. Two Spaniards registered at the St Denis Hotel Havana names given as Frederick Rhoado and Clement Paron were arrested for hotel thefts. James T. Taylor a Albany brewer found on a pier in a rainstorm throwing coins to beggars. Stock broker William McGibbon bailed in a $10 060 claim over Brayton Ives. Crops damaged by a Long Island storm. Yacht Hattie E capsized. all thirty aboard rescued. Meat shipped to Europe last week totals 3965 cattle 5620 quarters dressed beef 1155 live sheep 1085 mutton carcasses 115 dressed hogs. Heat deaths reach 76 children and ten adults in 24 hours ending Saturday noon. Chastine Cox believes his sentence will be commuted to life imprisonment.
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Seawanhaka
Rae
Weeks
Abeel
Kirk
St. Denis
Broadway
Frederick Rhoado
Clement Paron
Havana
Cuba
James T. Taylor
Albany
Gamins
William McGibbon
Brayton, Ives & Co
Long Island
Hattie E
Europe
Chastine Cox
Noted Cincinnati grain merchants held on fraud charge
J W Christy N Christy H C Cobb and Oscar A Christy of Christy Cobb and Co were arrested on a $58 000 fraud charge after creditors the Fourth National Bank and the Commercial and Merchants National Bank alleged embezzling and issuing fraudulent warehouse receipts Bail set at $9 000 each with trial scheduled for July 20 They were leading grain merchants operating the I C elevator and sought an extension before banks investigated the matter
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Cincinnati
J. W. Christy
N. Christy
H. C. Cobb
Christy, Cobb & Co
Oscar A. Christy
Fourth National Bank
Commercial and Merchants’ National Bank
A Night of Assassination and Odd Jobs Across America
Vivid anecdotes recount violent quarrels and fatal stabbings in Omaha and Carson Nebraska, a tramp finding gold worth 130 dollars after quitting digging, and a London recreation ground opened by the Prince and Princess of Wales in Whitechapel. Also noted are a Philadelphia swindler’s sham partnerships, rising watch production in the United States, and a Raleigh public whipping post removal.
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Carson, Ney
Prince and Princess of Wales
Whitechapel
London
Friends
Philadelphia
Arch Street
United States
Waltham Factory
Elgin
Springfield
Ill
Hampden Watch Company
Howard
Lancaster
Rockford
Raleigh
N. C
Court House
John Degner
San Francisco
Charles Celler
Nellie Brady
Mons
le Page Renouf
Egypt
Edfu
Brughsch-Bey
Sheppard
Dayton
Ohio
The Daisy Whitelaw Whales Through Modern Kill Rocket
The Daisy Whitelaw steamship advances whaling with bomb rockets fired from a mortar to kill whales instantly off California shores. It hunts finback hunchback gray and sulphur bottom, including a 150 foot giant, near the Heads and Farallon Islands, noting changing chase dynamics when whales feed.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Daisy Whitelaw
Second Street
Heads
Farallone Islands
Whitelaw
Heatwave in Chicago Prompts Sunstroke Fears
Chicago endures a stretch of days over 90 degrees with 93 degrees recorded. six sunstroke cases reported, two fatalities. Nights cool only briefly as pavements and buildings heat up, authorities fear further distress unless relief arrives.
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Chicago
Ill
Murderous Tramp shot Dead by Colorado Officer
An unknown tramp at a Colorado depot attacked three men with a butcher knife. He fatally wounded telegraph operator Frank McCracken and injured Samuel Green and John McGlynn before being fatally shot by a constable. The attacker was not identified.
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Colorado
Eye Enks
Col
Samuel Green
John McGlynn
Frank McCracken
McCracken
Flood Hits Waterloo Area Drowns Three Children
Chicago report says heavy rain flooded part of Waterloo Iowa washing barns off foundations and submerging buildings. Two boys and one girl drowned in the disaster with damage estimated at 25000 dollars. Local authorities warned of continuing risks as cleanup began.
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Chicago
Waterloo
Mount Horeb and Trinity Commanderies Escort to Chicago Conclave
The Mount Horeb Commandery of Concord and the Trinity Commandery of Manchester unite to escort the Grand Commandery of New Hampshire to the twenty first triennial conclave of the Grand Encampment in Chicago August 16 to 19. Mount Horeb will meet Trinity in Chicago and depart Manchester August 14 at 4:20 PM. Ample entertainment plans have been arranged and a joint committee issued an elaborate programme for the Knights Templar of the state.
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Manchester
N.H
Mount Horeb
Concord
Trinity Commandery
Grand Commandery
New Hampshire
United States
Chicago
Knights Templar
Tanner Nears Forty Day Fast In Public Trial
New York reports Dr. Tanner ends a fourteen day fast at 12 30 PM with weight 183 pounds down 24 1 2 pounds. Doctor says outward appearance unchanged though blankets sleep desire and weak pulse indicate weakening. No anxiety, hope remains he may succeed.
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New York
Tanner
Cash arrested in fatal duel case at Darlington scene
Col. Cash, survivor in the recent fatal duel, was arrested in Chesterfield county by the sheriff on a warrant from the coroner of Kershaw county. He faces charges for killing Col. Shannon and awaits trial at Darlington county, the duel location.
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Charleston
Col. Cash
Chesterfield County
Kershaw County
Shannon
Cash
Darlington County
Boy deaths near Potter Valley mark suspected murder
M Gardner aged 12 and H Fitch aged 11 were found dead near Potter Valley Mendocino county with gunshot wounds. No known quarrel between the boys. A man's tracks were found nearby but no further clues to the shooter.
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San Francisco
Cal
Boston Hartford and Erie stockholders report due Wednesday
New York July 12 The committee appointed at a meeting here last week did not report today because two members were absent but will submit a report on Wednesday.
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New York
Boston, Hartford and Erie
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