Colfax Calls for Garfield Victory After Credit Mobilier
Colfax urges Republicans to embrace Garfield’s election after noting the party’s defense of an associate and the statute of limitations. He argues Democrats should discard failed allies and promptly cast off the “dead ducks” surfacing, pushing for political turnover.
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Garfield for President in 1880 Speech Cites Duty and Doubts
The speaker defends a general’s war record but questions if a military leader fits the presidency. He praises Hayes and warns against Democratic spoils, then critiques Republican and Democratic positions, urging Garfield’s election as the national best choice. He notes party faults and calls for voter scrutiny and integrity at the ballot box.
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Republican campaign notes and endorsements in 1876 race
A digest of campaign moves across parties including health limiting Senator Lamar, Ohio representatives Ewing and Warner assigned to Maine, Hancock and English support claims in Tompkins county, Georgia delegates backing Colquitt, and other cross party stances. Westchester surrogate candidate Travis backs Hancock and English while Col. Keller bets New Jersey majority for Hancock. Yale professor rumor strengthens Bristow support. Indiana governor candidates Herzog-Landers debate proposed. Connecticut nomination stalemate with several figures named and Brandegee and Hoyt among prospects.
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Narragansett Collision Hearings Resume With Testimony
Testimony from pilot Allen Thomson and other officers details fog, signals, speed, and timings on the Narragansett and Stonington night of the collision. Witnesses describe fog signals, vessel positions, lifeboats, and rescue efforts as hearings proceed.
Severe Storms Hit Multiple Regions and Notable Events
Baltimore endured a fierce rainstorm with over three inches of rainfall and lightning causing floods and property damage. Concurrent dispatches note storms injuring crops in Virginia and Pennsylvania, a tornado in Wilkes Barre destroying structures, and various international reports on politics, crimes, and disasters across Europe and Asia. The bulletin also mentions Irish political actions and a Rome report on relief measures.
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Colored Republicans held first Illinois state convention in Springfield
The July 20 Springfield gathering drew 186 delegates with John G. James as temporary then permanent chairman. Resolutions affirmed loyalty to the Republican party for Black enfranchisement won through Republican legislation and rejected Democratic collaboration as harmful to Black rights. Gov. Cullom and other leaders spoke in the evening.
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Ingenious Jail Break At Portland By Two Inmates
Early today John Richmond and Simon K Yeaton escaped Portland county jail by four self made iron keys. Richmond jailed for robbery Yeaton for selling liquor. The escape called the most ingenious in the state.
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Monroe Chief Wins Free-for-All at Chicago Trot Meeting
At the Jockey Club meeting in Chicago Monroe Chief won the free-for-all stallion race with Harris second and Wedgewood third. Times ranged from 2:24 1-4 to 2:21 3-4. Sorrell Dan swept two heats in 2:16 and 2:21 1/2, while Splan received a $50 fine for cutting in on Monroe Chief. Sorrel Dan allegedly ran half a mile in 1:05 in his first heat.
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Maine Dental Society elects officers in Portland
The Maine Dental Society met in Portland with G. M. Twitchell of Fairfield named president and J. H. Lombard Brunswick as vice president. D. W. Fellows of Portland became secretary and J. W. Curtis of Brunswick treasurer, with Thomas Fillebrown of Portland as librarian. the next annual session will be at Augusta.
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War Preparations Reported as Greece Turmoil Intensifies
Despatch from Constantinople notes extensive mobilization with troops artillery and ammunition sent to Salonica Volo and Prevesa. Albanians urged to prepare for resistance as Turkey forecasts repelling any regular Greek force amid European moral backing. Government finances strained yet poised for military needs with sheep tax proceeds and loans. Other deaths listed include Earl of Kintore Francis Keith-Falconer Forest Eaton and James Brown.
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Russia and China war risks and naval plans detailed
A London report notes possible Russian naval forays to Corea if China dispute cools, with annexation urged. It cites four torpedo boats built in England and positions at Bami. Berlin dispatches discuss Skobol off fortifying Bami as a wartime center, while German papers warn Europe’s balance hinges on Russia and the limits of its Asiatic army for a China conflict.
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Glidelia wins mile and furlong race at SanaTOGA
The July 20 program at SanaTOGA saw Glidelia take the mile and a furlong race with Kitty J. finishing second in 2 minutes. By the Way won the half mile Flash stakes with Banter second in 50.84 seconds. Oriole won the mile and a quarter handicap over Turfman, clocking 2 minutes 11.75 seconds. Day Star captured the two and a quarter miles steeplechase with Capt. Franklin second in 5 minutes 4 seconds.
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