Governor Plaisted Linked With Best Mixer Of Current Officeholders
The passage praises Foster of Ohio and Plaisted of Maine as top mixers among governors. It notes New York administration victory by electing a self-serving senator, then cites London Gazette on German and Swedish immigration, with many skilled tradespeople coming to America. It mentions Laborers heading west, wages, and Jay Gould promoting western Texas immigration. Railroads benefit from immigrant tickets, driving western and southern business.
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Foster
Ohio
Plaisted
Mame
New York
Congress
London Shipping and Mercantile Gazette
Missouri
Arkansas
Colorado
Mississippi River
Jay Gould
Texas
Europe
Destructive fires report across cities on July 19
Fire swept the Westing Opera house building in Syracuse, injuring some and causing losses totaling about 393000 with 270000 insured. Other fires followed in Buffalo East Saginaw San Francisco Long Branch and Welland plus a hay shed fire on Canal Street Boston with minor damages.
Gloucester Fishermen Reimbursements for Fortune Bay Losses
Gloucester, Mass. July 19 The state department commissioners paid out between 55 000 and 60 000 in reimbursement for Fortune Bay losses in 1878. Twenty two Gloucester vessels filed claims covering outfits port charges wages insurance charter money and other expenses while profits were deducted. The settlement uses actual expenses less profits and 17 percent interest, with Great Britain covering about the awards and negotiations. The Gloucester fleet has dwindled from 40 50 vessels to few nine due to hostile Newfoundland fishermen and lack of protection or indemnity from Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Gloucester
Mass
State Department
Newfoundland
Deadly collision near Zoar ends two trains in wreck
North Adams July 19 A Saratoga special from North Adams collided with a Fitchburg west bound accommodation train near Zoar station. Engineers Corliss and Prescott died, Moore of Fitchburg killed? No passengers injured. Corliss admitted fault before death. Corliss’s widow in Charlestown. Baggagemaster Brigham injured. trains damaged but not derailed. Superintendent Adams led response.
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Zoar
Mass
North Adams
Zoar Station
Fitchburg
Joseph Moore
Charles Prescott
Corliss
Boston
Joseph C. Moore
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad
Fitchburg Company
Kimball
Bingham
Supt
Adams
Richards Again States Pond Punt Trip Before Death
In Rockland Maine on July 19 the boy Richards maintains he did not see Willie Cain before his death. He says he and Grose and two Hills and Wentworth went berry-picking by a pond, bathed with Fitzgerald, and later Cain was pushed from a punt while swimming. Grose offers a conflicting account. Diver Capt Floyd finished a three day pond search with no body found, noting eelgrass and mud at the bottom.
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Rockland
Richards
Willie Cain
Grose
Hills
Wentworth
Fitzgerald
Wich
Cain
Uiem
Nicholas
Floyd
Portland
Train Assault and Robbery Suspects Arrested in New York
New York on July 19 reported three men John Sanderson Daniel and James O Reilly were arrested for assaulting and attempting to rob train passengers from Rockaway Sunday night A fight with revolvers threatened passengers and citizen McMullen was beaten Shen Wright of Queens helped repel the attackers on board. Also noted Steamship Helvetia from Liverpool reported July 17 death of W F Stantenburg a salon passenger buried at sea Postmaster Pearson advised Australian mails June 16 Honolulu mails July 5 arriving in New York Wednesday evening.
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New York
John Sanderson
Daniel
James O'Reilly
Rockaway
McMullen
Shen Wright
Queens County
Helvetia
Liverpool
Wm. F. Stantenburg
Pearson
Honolulu
National Education Association Meeting in Atlanta
Atlanta hosts the National Education Association gathering with 260 delegates from 30 states. Gov Colquitt gave the welcoming address while papers on Lines of Advance and What we Shall Teach in Our Elementary Schools were read by educators from Maine, Cleveland, Columbus, and Toledo. Jno Eaton, U.S. commissioner of education, will speak at night followed by a grand banquet.
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Atlanta
National Educational Association
Gov. Colquitt
C. Rounds
Maine Normal School
A. J. Rickoff
Cleveland
J.J. Barnes
Columbus
Naval advisory board member returns to Portsmouth yard
Naval Constructor Wilson, a member of the Washington naval advisory board, has returned to the Portsmouth yard as the board adjourns until October. He will work with Constructor Hichborn and a committee including Lenthall, Wilson and Hitchborn to draft vessels of war plans. Draughtsmen will be sent to assist. Hichborn is due at the navy yard Monday to begin duties.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Wilson
Naval Advisory Board
Washington
Hichborn
Naval Station
Lenthall
Hitchborn
Navy Yard
New York Defense Planned in Hell Gate Rock Fall Suit
United States District Attorney Woodford was instructed by the attorney general at the war secretary's request to defend a suit in the supreme court against Gen. John Newton. A workman injured by falling rock during Hell Gate improvements seeks $50,000 damages, alleging defendant's carelessness. The case may be transferred to federal courts for trial.
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New York
United States
Woodford
Secretary of War
Supreme Court
John Newton
Hell Gate
Railway Promoters Push Chicago Ticket Sales
New York on July 19 reports continued cutting of passenger rates with Chicago-bound tickets at 850 dollars. Scalpers expect further reductions if the New York Central and Hudson River and Pennsylvania railroads cut another cent. Broadway scalpers’ offices are crowded, many visiting Chicago and other western orders as large volumes of tickets are sold.
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New York
Chicago
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broadway
Two Republican Officials Shift Sides to Fusion With Mahone Forces
In Harrisonburg Virginia on July 19 two state central committee members who sided with Gen Wickham and the straighteuts have endorsed fusion with Mahone. Internal Revenue Collector Fernall, previously a staunch straight-out, now declares support for the coalition with Mahone.
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Harrisonburg
State Central Republican Committee
Gen
Wickham
Stranighteuts
Mahone
Fernall
Editor Charles M Beecher Dies in Elmira Advertiser
The Elmira Advertiser mourns the death of managing editor Charles M Beecher. His obituary notes he prepared editorial matter through the evening, leaving the office at 10 PM and dying at 1 AM, after four columns of work on Saturday.
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New York Express
Elmira
Charles M. Beecher
Wealthy Georgia Republican Col. Br. L. Mott killed by train
In Atlanta today Col. Br. L. Mott of Columbus, 81, was struck and killed by a train at the depot. His body was mangled. A leading postwar Republican, he served as vice president of the Mobile and Girard railroad and was among Georgia’s wealthiest men.
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Atlanta
BR. L. Mott
Columbus
Mobile and Girard Railroad
Arrest in counterfeit case and several local deaths
Howard Davis was arrested at Moderation Banes on counterfeits. George Winile of Bingham drowned at Madison bridge while at work on logs. age seventeen, body not recovered. A cyclone damaged C. B. Carleton's new Thomaston summer residence. Thomas E. Smith on the New Brunswick and Calais railroad lost his arm after an engine incident at Watt Junction. French mill workers in Brunswick face severe filth and typhoid outbreaks, with twenty five cases since January.
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Howard Davis
Banes
George Winile
Bingham
Madison Bridge
C. B. Carleton
Thomaston
Thomas E. Smith
New Brunswick and Calais
Watt Junction
Brunswick
Local notices report deaths and oddly large youths
An 80 year old colored man James McDuffee died at Center Ferrisburg. Mrs. Alvin Smith of Williamstown who is blind fell to her death in a cellar. A lynx sighting excites Monkton residents. A 12 year old girl in Wumington weighs 148 pounds and a 10 year old girl in Grafton weighs over 200. H A Tenney, arrested for stealing all Vergennes and Chester, is said to be Vermont native who inherited 40000 dollars then spent it in fast living. A quarry ledge weighing 1000 tons defeated Sutherland Falls quarry and damaged machines, workers escaped. West Rutland quarries see accidents when workers are absent. County hearing on freeing toll bridge Hinsdale Brattleboro drags on after four days, Brattleboro favors Hinsdale opposes. Woodward Eddie represent Hinsdale.
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Windom
Deer Park
Henry W. Longfellow
Cambridge
Portland
O'Donovan
London Daily News
Merv
Loyi P. Morton
United States
France
New York
Havre
J. H. Millett, Esq
Malden
Lake Hanouah Cook
R. ©. Metcalf
The
Wells School
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Hou B.H. Bristow
Newport
Boston Bristow Club
Percy Shelley
Will
Byron
Will P. Hooper
Grip
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London Graphic
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Baron de Mayrena
Doctor Coudray
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Hotel Vendome
John B. Donovan
Maine
Pees
James KE. Hewey
Justice Field
Supreme Court of the
Europe
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Charles A. Brown
Honolulu
Worcester
Sandwich Islands
Bishop & Company
Luigi Monti
Boston
Kearsarge House
Alfred D. Jessup
Philadelphia
Westfield
Mass
Nathan Barker
Weston
Post
Statesman and Post
Senator Pugh
Ohio
Robert
Mize Nina
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Deaa Stanley
Anthony
Lady Musgrave
America
Phillips Brooks
Cyrus W. Field
Brooks
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N. H
New York Sun
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Denmark
Miss Blood
Victoria Woodhull
Colin Campbell
Duke of Argyll
England
Republic
Princess Louise
Queen Victoria
Alfred H. Guernsey
Boston Herald
Appleton’s Monthly
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
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Harry Kennedy
Sud
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West Canton Street
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South End
London
James McDuffee
Ferrisburg
Alvin Smith
Williamstown
Vergennes
Chester
Vermont
Sutherland Falls
West Rutland
Hinsdale
Brattleboro
Woodward
Eddie
Lane
Faulkner
Millville man dies after Paris green intake in crisis
Joan Green died after taking a quantity of Paris green during a personal crisis. He left a widow and three children. Two youths arrested in Fall River, William Melvade and Thomas Noonan, were found to be Westboro reform school escapees, Noonan the ringleader. They were recommitted by Supt. Kellen. William Cripp of New Bedford, also arrested for larceny, had been on probation and was returned to the reform school.
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Joan Green
Millville
Paris Green
Fall River
William Melvade
Thomas Noonan
Westboro
Texas
Wm. Burton
Nicholas McCarty
South Sutton
Que
Gear
Iowa
Insanie Hospital
Nathan Farnham
Oswego
Albert Doolittle
New Ulm
Malone
N. Y
W. J. Bowditch
Brookline
Mass
Chatauqua Lake
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H. J. Moores
Fiji
Line Islands
Kapue
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Henry Gregory
Thhree
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Gregory
Santa Fe
Galen Eastman
Bennett
New Mexico
Wingate
Baseman
Las Vegas
Pat Garrett
New York
Sheriff Garrett
Peter D. Rouse
Colorado
John L. Sullivan
Boston
Paddy Ryan
Troy
London
America
Wyoming
Dakota
Belmont
George Green
J. W. Hull
Hill
H. L. Stone
Alonzo Tower
Concord
Worcester
Governor General Heads North by Rail This Afternoon
In Quebec on July 19 the governor general and party prepare to depart for the northwest by rail this afternoon. The French frigate Magicienne, flagship of Admiral Halligan, and the Dumont d Urville arrived this evening. The admiral visited the governor general at the citadel last night.
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Quebec
Northwest
Magicienne
Halligan
Dumont d’ Urville
Citadel
Two Men Arrested In Star Route Fraud Conspiracy
Philadelphia July 19 United States marshals arrested Thomas McDevitt and Le Grand Ensign for conspiracy to defraud the government in star route frauds. They were held on $5,000 bail with counsel absent causing a postponement. Bonds totaling $24 400 are alleged worthless as Ensign’s is security. McDevitt is charged with knowing and aiding the scheme. contracts were unused and routes reset at higher rates.
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Philadelphia
Thomas McDevitt
le Grand Ensign
United States
Gibbons
Valentine
National Amateur Press association holds sixth annual convention
Buffalo New York July 19. The National Amateur Press association held its sixth annual convention with large attendance from across the country. J N Reeve of Newark New Jersey was elected president and Howard K Sanderson of Warren Massachusetts named treasurer.
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Buffalo
N. Y
National Amateur Press Association
J. N. Reeve
Newark
N.J
Howard K. Sanderson
Warren
Mass
Victors Demand Heavy Indemnity After Sfax Clash
London reports confirm a heavy defeat near Sfax with most revolt leaders killed. French commander orders disarmament, hostages, and a 15 million franc indemnity. Arabs scouring the countryside. Kairouan defense plans and disrupted salt tax collection. London revolution congress and Irish land league notes. Paris heat and water shortages worsen.
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London
Paris
Sfax
Kairouen
Saussier
Constantini
Kairouan
Tunis
Lebesss
Tax on traveling salesmen sparks legal challenge in several states
A regional push tests a cross state license tax on drummers and traveling agents selling goods manufactured outside their state. Laws in Virginia North Carolina Texas and the District of Columbia along with municipal ordinances in Savannah Norfolk Altoona and Hawkinsville impose license taxes. Arrests and fines have occurred, with a Boston meeting planned to organize a concerted challenge. Legal experts question constitutionality while manufacturers wholesalers and traveling men weigh funding a united test case.
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States of the Union
Virginia
North Carolina
Texas
District of Columbia
Savannah
Norfolk
Altoona
Virginia City
Nevada
North
United States Supreme Court
Boston
Shoe and Leather Exchange
L. W. Spriggs
Philadelphia
Richmond
E. H. Lewis
J. S. Turner
Rockland
Mass
Hawkinsville
President's condition improves after wound battle
The President shows steady improvement after injury. Morning report notes pulse around 90 to 96, temperature near 99, respiration 18 to 19, with better daily fever trends and no recurrence of gastric disturbance. Diet adjusts away from potatoes and oatmeal as needed. Wound discharges healthy pus. patient sleeps well and remains bright and comfortable.
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Brown
Executive Mansion
Missing Bullet Found by a Glazier at the Depot
District Attorney Corkhill reports the finding of the missing presidential bullet by a German glazier who was changing a ten dollar bill at the depot the morning of the shooting. The man’s description aligns with the assassin’s position, and the bullet was recovered from the glazier’s putty box.
Hotel statement rebuts Guiteau links in Littletown
Special Despatch from Littletown New Hampshire on July 19 denies a Boston Post claim that John W Guiteau stayed at Thayer's hotel and left an unsavory record in town. Proprietors H L Thayer & Son state no one stayed at the house or made or left more friends in town during the last season.
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New Hampshire Antiquarian Society
ComToocook
N. G
The
Jones
Col.l. W. Cogswell
Henaiker
John F. Jones
Contoocook
Hopkinton
Thomas L. Sanborn
New York City
C. Lord
W. H. Stinson
Dunbarton
W. M. Chase
Concord
New Hampshire
John C. Jones
Cootoocook
Pater
Boston Post
LittLeton
N. H
John W. Guiteau
H. L. Thayer & Son
Thayer’s
Relief subscriptions for New Ulm sufferers raised in Midwest drive
Henry Villard subscribed 1000 dollars for relief of New Ulm sufferers and 500 personally. St Paul and Minneapolis pledged 5000 dollars each. The Herald of Milwaukee raised 1000 dollars in building material donations with liberal backing from many sources.
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ST. Paul, Mion
Henry Villard
New Ulm
Trans Continental Railway Company
St. Paul
Minneapolis
the Herald
Milwaukee
Veterans of the Mexican War Honor Return Home Reunion
The 33rd anniversary of the Massachusetts regiment of volunteers' return from the Mexican War was marked by a Tuesday reunion and dinner at Hotel Nantasket. Col. Isaac Hull Wright presided as president, with speeches by Adjutant-General W. H. Davies, Col. E. D. Clark, Col. Charles J. Murphy, Capt. Crowninshield, Capt. A. A. Folsom, and Providence railroad superintendent. A pension issue for Mexican War soldiers was discussed but no action taken. about fifty members attended, letters and telegrams from absent comrades read, including Gov. Long's regrets. Officers were re-elected: President Isaac Hull Wright, Vice-President Nelson Vial, Secretary H. A. McGlennen.
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Massachusetts Regiment of Volunteers
Nantasket
Isaac Hull Wright
W. H. Davies
Pennsylvania
E. D. Clark
New Jersey
Charles J. Murphy
New York
Crowninshield
A. A. Folsom
Providence Railroad
Long
Nelson Vial
H. A. McGlennen
Liquid Food and Golden Cream Details Shared
Dr George R Shephard reported at the American Medical association meeting in Richmond on uncooked animal food and quoted the Murdock Liquid Food company. He described liquid food from grade Durham cattle and grade Cotswold sheep, plus Golden Cream from Jersey cows, produced without heat at seasonal temperatures and sold by druggists.
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American Medical Association
Richmond
George R. Shepherd
Hartford
Conn
Murdock Liquid Food Company
Durham
Jersey
Shepherd
Sale of an Old Lease at Putney’s Carpet Rooms
A large crowd gathered at Putney's on Court Street and Cornhill for the sale of the lease of property at the northerly corner of Court Street and Cornhill. The 497 year term began in 1820, with mortgages totaling 12500 dollars at 6 percent. Hatch & Co. conducted the sale, bidding started at 25000 dollars and climbed to 58000, Henry N. Baker purchasing at the final bid.
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Putney
Court Street
Cornhill
David Sears
Benjamin Rich
Hatch & Co
Henry N. Baker
Dean Stanleys American Visit in 1878 Across U S
The late Dean Stanley toured the United States in fall 1878, landing in New York then Philadelphia where sermons impressed for breadth and lack of sectarian bias. He met Cyrus W. Field in Irvington and visited Washington Irving's grave in Sleepy Hollow, with a granite memorial later erected by Field.
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Dean Stanley
United States
New York
Philadelpha
Washington
Richmond
Cyrus W. Field
Irvington
Washington Irving
Sleepy Hollow
Tarrytown
Sunnyside
Maj. Andre
Andre
Dean
Trinity Church
St. Paul’s Church
America
Atlantic
England
Grace Church
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Essex County
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