Garfield supporters highlighted by scandal in 1873 editorial
New Hampshire and Indiana voices pledge for Garfield while Philadelphia judge Kelley backs him. The piece notes Kelley and Patterson with Colfax tied to Credit Mobilier through Ames and calls for burying the dead to avoid public offense.
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Salmon Fishing Law and Enforcements in Maine
The article notes Maine's closed season from July 15 to April 1 with a July to September fishing window allowed by rod and line. It mentions Penobscot salmon prized in Boston market and suspects net fishing will continue covertly. Current Fish Commissioners are vigilant and aim for fair enforcement of the law.
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Ex-Gov Jewell Vows Vigorous Campaign for Garfield
Herald reports ex governor and Republican National Committee chairman after a Garfield conference pledges a vigorous canvass. He asserts many Southern states plus Indiana and West Virginia will back Garfield, a claim viewed as signaling another contested presidency.
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Meanest rascal Pillsbury accused by Augusta press
The Traveller denounces Hon. E. F. Pillsbury as the meanest rascal who has fled his State. The Maine capitol troubles are cited, yet no act by Pillsbury is shown to justify the criticism. The missive laments his absence to oppose a fraudulent ring and condemns backstabbing in politics.
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Boston Post copies hard to find in New England
Readers unable to purchase the Boston Post at outlets in New England are urged to report the shortage to the publishers.
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Keifer Wins Standoff as Lawrence Takes Small Office
Washington reports President forces Judge Lawrence to accept a minor post, freeing Congressman Keifer to campaign against Garfield. Keifer, a leading Ohio Republican, faced a strong challenge from Lawrence after the Porter's resignation opened the way for the switch. Lawrence agreed to the post, enabling Keifer to voice opposition to Garfield and related measures.
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Sherman denies Hancock letter claims in Stalwart press
Gen. Sherman arrived at Jamestown Dak with good health and refused interviews on his Hancock correspondence. He emphatically states he recalls nothing about taking orders from Mr. Tilden or any stories published about his letters. The report serves gossip more than fact.
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Democrats United Hope to Carry Ohio State in 1877
Judge George Headley of Cincinnati discussed the Ohio race with a Chicago Times reporter at the Grand Pacific. He cited party unity among Democrats, possible Prohibitionist impact with Neal Dow, and anticipated Garfield strength while expressing hope of carrying Ohio if the campaign is vigorous.
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Colored State Convention backs Republican loyalty in New Jersey
About fifty delegates gathered in Trenton for a Colored State Convention led by HJ Jordan. Charles M. Robinson was elected president with officers Merrick Iopper and Jesse Lawson among the secretaries. The body affirmed loyalty to the Republican Party, urged a national convention, and formed county and state committees with a plan to petition the National Committee in New York for canvassing the South and appointing replacements in the North.
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Washburns Convention Drink Invitation Sparks GOP Debate
The St Paul Globe critiques Washburns Minneapolis convention invite to drink at the Nicollet via Postmaster Keith. It notes Republicans attended, endorsing the drink with the convention that nominated him and mocks the party’s moral stance in a provocative political jab.
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Boston Hartford and Erie stockholders meet on transfer books
New York July 15 stockholders of the Boston Hartford and Erie Railroad approved opening transfer books for stock transfers. The committee recommended opening on July 19 1880 and assess twenty five cents per share to cover expenses. Transfers allowed for stock quotes on the Exchange and to identify stockholders with ninety days to act.
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July Crops Report Shows Wide Variations Across States
The July crop report from the Department of Agriculture indicates better than expected conditions with cotton at the highest July level in years and corn near a multi year peak. Drought affects the Carolinas and the South Atlantic. excess rain harms Mississippi Louisiana and Arkansas. wheat varies by region with high readings in the Midwest and Pacific states while Nebraska and the plains show declines.
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Powers at Ponca Agency Debating Tibbles Arrest Effects
Indian Agent Whiting reports June at Ponca agency noting Mr. Tibbles was arrested after pressuring Powcas to quit Dakota lands. Powcas express contentment, reject Tibbles, and seek immediate establishment of an industrial school for their children with Interior Department approval.
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Execution of Chastine Cox Scheduled Tomorrow in New York
New York reports that Chastine Cox faces execution tomorrow after a stay request was denied by Gov. Cornell. About 150 visitors, including press, will witness the hanging between 9:30 and 10:10. Cox, distressed by a letter from his mother, met counsel and his brother, then spoke with spiritual advisers.
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Explosion at Risca Pit Kills 119 in Wales Mine Disaster
A catastrophic explosion at the London and South Wales Colliery Company’s Risca black vein pit near Newport traps miners underground. Authorities report 119 dead with one body found. ventilation is being restored and rescue teams await to explore for more bodies. The incident recalls a deadly 1860 blast.
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National fete in Paris celebrated with grand illuminations
A Paris dispatch reports the national fete as a brilliant success with dawn cannon, triumphal arches, flags of France England and America, and lavish illuminations at the Louvre, Chamber of Deputies, Palais du Luxembourg, and Bourse. General Farre and staff reviewed troops as Grevy Gambetta and Say attended the Grand Opera afterward.
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Peru and Bolivia plan united nation under one flag
Advices from South America report Peru and Bolivia moving toward a confederation as the United States of Peru and Bolivia. The preliminary basis was signed in Lima and presented to Peru's Council of State. Arica, captured and burned after its surrender to Chile, shows the volatile regional outcomes. Chile reopens Arica’s custom house for trade.
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Turco German Alliance Talk Surfaces in Constantinople
European diplomats and financiers in Constantinople note a sudden influx of German officials urged by the German Cabinet to reform Turkish finances. Count Halzfald, the German ambassador, arranged the move, signaling the empire s dire financial condition and possible shifts in alignments within Europe.
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Great Oil Tank Fire Destroys Bradford Region
A lightning storm ignites multiple 25,000 barrel tanks in Custer City and Lewis Run near Bradford Pa. Firefighters dig trenches to save tanks while losses soar to over 115000. Concurrent fires threaten Winchendon Mass and Montreal industries with extensive damage and job losses.
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Body Found on Mt Washington Belongs to Pittsburg Printer
Oscar D. Barron C H Merrill and Dr Gove found the body of Harry W Hunter near Mt Washington summit in New Hampshire. Hunter, of Pittsburg Pa, had been missing since November with prior searches led by Charlie King of the Boston and Maine Railroad. Remains in good preservation. father travels to identify and claim.
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Supreme Court Grants Writs in Telegraph Company Tax Case
In New York on July 14 the Western Union seeks certiorari to challenge tax commissioners who taxed wires and related property as real estate for 523 724. Edison Electric Light Co also contested a 300 006 assessment tied to capital stock. Court opens to hear witnesses in Hinman vs Hare.
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Massacre of Cuban Prisoners Reported Near Santiago
A letter from Santiago de Cuba dated July 15 describes Spaniards killing Cuban prisoners on Dr. Torres's plantation near Santiago. Captured after a night siege, all detainees were shot in cold blood, including the plantation owner.
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Prince Leopold to Visit Newport for Weeklong Stay
Prince Leopold arrives in Newport from Boston this Saturday and remains until Wednesday night before sailing for New York on the 24th. Leading summer residents plan an extravagant welcome as Allan Thorndike Rice, editor of the North American Review, arrives for the season. A 600 pound turtle was caught off Block Island today. The city official majority rejected George H. Norman's water and hydrants proposal by 88 votes.
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McGraw Daughter Jennie Weds Prof Fiske in Berlin
A cablegram from Berlin reports the marriage of Jennie McGraw daughter of the late John McGraw of Ithaca to Prof Willard Fiske of Cornell. The ceremony occurred at A D White residence in Berlin with the bride valued at four to five million dollars.
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Jennie McGraw
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Willard Fiske
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Ghost tale shocks Bath investigators
In Bath a house reputed to be haunted drew two skeptical men who visited it and returned frightened. They described unearthly yells and lights or apparitions, telling a vivid first class ghost story.
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Newport and Providence News Roundup
Prof D Cady Eaton of Yale arrives in Newport from Block Island. Providence population 104 760 in 1870 68 904 at present. James Byrne coachman for ex Senator Sprague’s mother dies after a runaway accident at Rhode Island Hospital. Mrs Read of Pawtucket dies by suicide three weeks after marriage. Secretary Sherman returns to Newport then to New York with Parker Chandler of Boston. Newport hosts Hancock and English Club with Isaac Lawrence as chairman and Carroll Brice of New York. Sherman and party hosted by Senator Burnside at his Bristol cottage. Newport water contract proposal for fire dept rejected 321 to 409. Channing Memorial Church contract awarded. William Gosling and J M Buzzell of Worcester handling masonry and carpentry for 26 560. operations start next week. Massachusetts railroad commissioners and Old Colony officials inspect bridges on line, all found satisfactory.
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Sherman
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Enfield Shaker Population Shrinks to 200 by Census
A 1870 Shaker community at Enfield lists 200 members, a sharp drop by the latest census. Nearby New Hampshire crops show 287 500 tons of hay valued at 7 000 000 dollars, while a newborn's body is found off Rye Beach.
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Vermont Senator Edmunds to Speak at Orleans County Fair
The Vermont news notes Senator Edmunds will deliver the address at the Orleans county fair on September 28. Other items report sparrows displacing red squirrels, a Grandview mountain signal station, a fatal meat cart accident in Pawlet, and a hotel stabbing suspect fleeing to Ohio.
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Ohio
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Connecticut News in Briefs and Incidents
William Shute was fined 650 dollars for telling Andr Bradley to go to hell. Charley Cooper, 12, of Seymour, drowned while bathing in the Naugatuck. Western Connecticut crops are poor with rye good oats fair corn early and luxuriant. the potato bug causing unusual damage. Narragansett disaster investigation postponed. Walter Delamater shot a boy named Evarts, critically injuring him and is jailed awaiting outcome.
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Several Local Notables and Events Highlight Worthy Week
Mrs J C Wyman of Bradford died after falling from a hammock. Worcester Continentals plan Newport excursion Aug 4-6. Springfield wife murder case under arrest. Worcester wool dealer Cham berlain suspected of stealing at least nine thousand dollars. Oakdale murder suspect Levilley discharged. Millbury blacksmith missing. Gloucester boy injured by premature blast. Milford dealer Glines accused of confidence game. Essex yacht race Expert wins over Hardtimes. Gloucester yacht club to organize. Pittsfield loan art exhibition opens with antique and Japanese ware. Taunton burglars raid Jones and Sears homes. Concord prison exhibit of convict crafts. Winchester held for grand jury after insane asylum bid. A St Albans couple in Lowell accident. wife falls 15 feet. Father Mathew picnic features races and walks with Boston Salem Lawrence entrants.
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Chautauqua Meeting Reports on Education and Exhibitions
Prof Orr of Georgia discussed negro education and status while officers were elected including James H Smart as president and Louise Pollock as secretary. An organization of educators formed a national council for publication and work and a committee planned an educational exhibition for the 1883 New York exposition.
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Census finds Washington population surge near 1870 gains
Census enumerators report Washington District population at 178000 and note a rise close to the 1870 increase seen in other major cities. They plan a Potomac river excursion tomorrow night as part of the area’s post enumeration duties.
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Mob in Lincoln County Hangs Prisoner and Sheriff
A 4th of July mob surrounds Lincoln jail in New Mexico killing the Deputy Sheriff linked to a prior killing and on July 5 hangs an unidentified prisoner. Earlier on July 8 a man named Harrison was killed after being jailed for intoxication.
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Prize Fight in Central Park Ends with Arrests
William Oliver and Jeremiah Collins fought in Central Park to settle a quarrel. About five rounds were completed before police arrested the two principals and seven witnesses. Roughly 1000 people witnessed Collins suffer a disfiguring blow.
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Rowing Meet Winners From Lake George Regatta
The Union Springs crew won the double scull race 11 2 miles in 9 20 at Lake George. Foster won the Junior Singles trial heat in 12 07. The Albany four oared crew won in 9 26 1 2. Ackerman won the Senior singles by walkover in 11 04.
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Dr Tanner condition steady as he drives out
New York reports Dr Tanner’s condition unchanged with a drive this afternoon. His pulse was 76 and temperature 98.5. He improved slightly, showing 166 pounds on the dynamometer. In the last day he drank seventy ounces of water and felt better.
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Plentiful Fish Nearby St Johns and Coastal News
The neighborhood around St Johns reports abundant fishing with the American training ship Alliance arriving at St Johns. Rail work resumes after a washout on the Denver and Rio Grande.
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Des Isle
E. Jv
Arlington Hotel
Sabbea Toga Springs
Smnester
McMichael & Dennin
Ee Hotel
Bee
Green Street
Best Transient
I, Southwor
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Friend Street
New Washington Street
Moses Pearson
H. G. Macomber
Nige Lodging
Cts
Millihew
Neicuiwtam St
Natmhkeag Steam Cotton Co
Es Bremer Bro. & Co
Devonshire
B.D, Sullivan
Jery Oy
FOST
Bay View
Ferry Beach
M.j.savage
Old Orcnard
Malconomo
By the
Hal i
Rotel Brunswick
J. B. Booth
S. H. Halstead
Cottage City
Chester Ball
H.W. Eastman
Baltimore
Parm Coleraine
Pine Grove
T. Smead
Greenfieid
Juistr
Willouguby Lake House
Francis Richardson
Jaid
P. D
West Burke, Vt
Congress Hall
Clement & Wilkinson
H.S. Clement
Wm. Wilkinson
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