Warner Miller charged with mill workers' political pressure
A neighbor of Warner Miller of Herkimer New York reports he threatened mill workers with dismissal if they voted against the Republican ticket. The piece notes such coercion is a common tactic in the party, comparing it to a Vermont lumber dealers’ private circular urging Republican votes. It questions the propriety of using power to influence workers.
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Western Passenger Rates Cut by Rival Railroads
The Boston and Albany reductions prompt western railways to follow with lower eastern fares. New York Central and Hudson River, Erie, Pennsylvania, and Baltimore and Ohio drop prices variably, Boston to Chicago tickets down by $5 or $2, with wild forecasts of $5 transits to New York offered before the war ends. Freight rates waver, grain moves Chicago to Philadelphia at 12 cents and to New York at 14 cents amid general demoralization.
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President Garfield's condition described as improving
Dr. Hamilton says fluctuations in the president's pulse and fever are not alarming and recovery is possible though long. He cites weakness and ten days in bed, noting pain and abscess risks but remains hopeful for the best and expects months of convalescence before return to activity.
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Garfield
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Report on President's Condition From Attending Surgeons
Telegrams from the attending surgeons describe the president’s fever easing and vital signs improving through July 13 and 18. They note lower temperature, steadier pulse, and resting quietly, with cautious progress described as favorable and satisfactory.
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Bliss
Bookwalter Nominated for Governor at Ohio Democratic Convention
The Ohio Democratic State Convention at Comstock’s Opera House chose John W. Bookwalter of Springfield as governor candidate on the second ballot. Delegates adopted resolutions urging equality before the law, civil service reform, labor protections, anti-monopoly measures, fair taxation, and a tariff aimed at revenue and equity.
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Ll O’elock
Comstock
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Cincinnati
W. J. Gleason
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George Maul
Spear
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Delaware County
W. B. Alberson
Ashland County
John W. Bookwalter
Edgar M. John
E. F. Bingham
Franklin
A. F. Wainelow
Cleveland
Frank Dougherty
Highland County
John Crowe
Defiance
Ohio
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Suffering at Cincinnati Heat Prostrations Surge in Burials
Cincinnati reports a severe heat wave with as many prostrations as the previous day and ninety six deaths, over half from heat. Business is restricted as the heat persists. Ontario and Quebec record hot spells with 80 to 100 degree days. Dayton, Ohio reports thirty sunstroke deaths.
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President Bartlett Testifies in Own Defence at College Inquiry
Hanover July 13 The college investigation committee heard Dr. Bartlett describe a debt reduced since his arrival and a program of discipline and expansion including a new library and park improvements. Cross examination followed. trustees expect a ten day report and commencement events closed the day with alumni activities.
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Arctic Whaling Cruise Reports Losses and Discoveries
Captain Hooper of the cutter Corwin wires from Prover Bay Siberia detailing a June rudder loss and makes a party land to seek news of the Jeannette. Reports of wrecks at Cape North include two whalers Vigilant and Mt Wollaston with limited survivors and gear recovered.
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Post Office Department Reports Stamps and Values for 1880 81
The 1880 ordinary stamps totaled 875,681,970 worth 22,414,928. The 1881 count rose to 954,128,440 valued at 24,040,643, an 8.9 percent rise in number and 7.2 in value. Total issued items for sale to the public reached 1,499,773,508 value 34,453,519 in 1881, with periodicals up 12.7 percent in number and 11.6 12.9 in value.
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Railroads Reorganize Amidst Crossroads of Power Shifts
Philadelphia directors of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore railroad meet after a change of hands to the Pennsylvania system. A. J. Cassatt elected vice president, with Isaac Hinkley staying as president. Baltimore and Ohio sees resignations of two vice presidents. Robert Garrett becomes first vice president. Chicago hosts talks to settle conflicts in the Southwestern Railway pool with a proposed commission. Freight rate actions dominate New York and Mexico rail discussions, while New York freight agents vow to sustain westbound rates.
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Fires ravage Quebec region and several towns
Fire spreads across Quebec with widespread bush blazes near Bramhall’s siding and Wickham. Margaret Island St. Jean Chrysostom and Breakey’s mill reported burning. smoke cloaks the city and river shipping is hindered. Smaller fires hit St Louis Missouri and Potsdam New York with heavy losses.
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Contention Over Land Bill Echoes in Ireland Riots
In London July reports outline delays to the land bill with possible emigration concessions, the government may expand the land commission. Irish unrest marks Orange Day with crowds in Newry Belfast Armagh Consett, including clashes and wounded.
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Portland and coastal Maine news round up
A three year old son of Thomas Roberts of Portland dies after falling from a second story window on Tuesday. Drowning fears rise for Cilley who vanished in Pitchet pond Northport after a boat capsized. Augusta poll tax rises to 1920 dollars amid property assessment. Willis Cain missing from Garden aged ten. pond dragging continues. Leander Chick dies after a vat accident at Bozzell’s tannery Amherst. Colby graduation class deposits 75 dollars with a 10 dollar yearly pledge. Machias customs office reports 648 accounts and 3 202 22 in tolls and licenses for the year ending 1881. Mrs Ruto Blaisdell arrested at Winthrop for arson attempt. bail set at 500 dollars. Crossman’s wife found alive in Edgeworth woods. she says he fell from a boat and she was attacked. Portland building boom continues with Storer Bros’ new Middle Street block and Dow block on Congress Street near completion. Lancaster block on Congress and Casco planned. a 4 story block 86 by 120 feet with three towers. New four story brick block planned for Commercial Street by Davis Baxter Co. A Woodfords Methodist church project of 8000 dollars with an 83 foot tower. Fluent block on Congress and Exchange retooled for Union Mutual Insurance occupying third and fourth floors.
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New Hampshire Club Hosts First Ladies Day Event
The New Hampshire Club entertained many distinguished guests with a superb banquet and reception at the Wentworth, Newcastle, on its first ladies' day. Attendees included ex-Governors Head and Cheney, General Spear, Collector Howard, How Chas, Colonel Livermore, and Major Lise of Portsmouth.
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Vermont Briefs and Local Tragedies in June Reports
In Burlington during June there were 9 marriages 28 births and 15 deaths while Williston markets show butter 18 to 21 cents eggs 17 cheese 84 to 94 cents. Frank McConnell a ten year old of Albany was fatally shot by a toy pistol Tuesday. Charles Houghton Marlboro died after a pitchfork accident at work. Wilbur Mason of Barton survived a Devon bull attack with multiple injuries. Towns notified to remove harmless insane from Brattleboro asylum. public discussion grows.
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The Divided Party in Albany Senate Ballot Deadlock
The piece details a split party battle over a U S senate seat with Conkling and Wheeler factions contending. Admin leaders and staunch stalwarts clash on caucus strategy as votes and loyalties shift amid deadlock.
Floods Sweep Iowa Towns Across The State
The Iowa River flood surpasses 1851 levels with two feet of water in M arengo public square and widespread destruction. Cedar Rapids and Iowa Falls report extensive damage to rails, farms, and homes as waters rise and travel halts.
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Two Boys Drown Playmate Over 25 Cents in Rockport
In Rockport Maine on July 13 Willie Cain aged 10 is reported murdered after being taken in a punt to a holy pond by Ralph Richards aged 14 and Edward Gross aged 11. They allegedly threatened to drown him for 25 cents and pushed him overboard as he pleaded to be put ashore. The body has not been recovered and both boys, previously arrested for theft, are in deputy custody.
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Second Annual New England Sabbath School Assembly at Lake View
Framingham hosts the second annual New England Sabbath school assembly at Lake View camp ground. Noted lecturers include Dr. R. R. Meredith and Prof. Bowne with Fisk Jubilee singers daily. Violinist J Vitale and Chautauqua circle activities accompany evening events and camp fire on Aug. 30.
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Railroad Commissioners Hearings on Station Safety and Merges
The railroad commissioners address dangers from high speed trains at Point of Pires station on Lynn Beach line. They urge applying stop rules when trains halt at stations on parallel lines. Hearings in Northampton and Greenfield cover union stations, freight train practices, highway gates, and land takings for Troy and Greenfield station. Further sessions set for Springfield on New York and New England versus Boston and Albany.
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