Political remarks spark debate over Barnum and Jewell roles
Republicans condemned a claim that Mr. Barnum was picked as Democratic Committee chair for fundraising ability. They noted Chauncey Tilley's Chicago speech suggesting Marshall Jewell was elected for wealth, organizational skill, and fundraising prowess.
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Tilden Indicates Willingness to Attend Hancock English Meeting
New York July 27 Samuel J Tilden telegraphed to the National Democratic headquarters showing readiness to preside at the Hancock and English ratification meeting at the Academy of Music tomorrow night. Secretary Dorsey of the National Republican Committee says a conference is planned for August 5 with Gen Garfield and Mr Arthur invited to join the National Committee leaders state chairmen and about 100 prominent Republicans from across the country to align Blaine Sherman Washburne and Garfield factions and set a campaign plan.
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Testimony in Narragansett disaster probe cited officers' competence
New London reports resumed inquiry with Daniel F Larkin detailing passenger conditions and lifebuoy use on the Narragansett. William Holloway criticized officers for failing to calm passengers while Capt Young defended prior engine staffing and signaling. Proceedings suggest the investigation may finish within two days.
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Garfield Included in Justice Swaynes Condemned Category
The Washington Post notes Justice Swayne in 1874 denounced contracts to procure government payments as against public policy. It cites Trist vs Child where lobby fees were rejected and declares professional services legitimate, but condemns agreements to obtain a law for private claims. Garfield’s role in the De Golyer contract is labeled within the condemned category.
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Diggs Hanged After Lynch Mob Attacks Md Suspect
In Maryland near Daviestown a mob overpowered Rockville jail guards and hanged John Diggs, who confessed to raping Mrs. James Tschiffely. Diggs reportedly admitted the crime to Sheriff Kirchner before the jail was stormed.
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Mayor Kalloch Battles San Francisco Supervisors
In San Francisco on July 27, Mayor Kalloch and the Board of Supervisors engaged in a heated clash after Kalloch accused the Supervisors of theft and warned them away from City Hall affairs. The meeting ended in uproar as Litchfield moved adjournment and Kalloch continued reading amid disorder.
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Brooklyn Man Arrested After Fatal Assaults
Edward Hogan of Brooklyn returned home with his wife and began a quarrel. He wounded Mrs. Burns with a cut to the arm and then attacked John Thompson, inflicting severe injuries that threaten Thompson’s life. Hogan was arrested as both victims were hospitalized.
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Hancock Biographer Defends Civil Liberty Role in Surratt Case
A detailed account argues Gen. W. S. Hancock bore no responsibility for the Surratt trial or execution. It cites his ministerial duties as post commander, coordination of the habeas writ suspension, and efforts to aid Mrs. Surratt and her daughter Anna, while asserting President Johnson and officials led the proceedings.
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Chilian Plan to Bombard Lima Reported from Panama
Reports from Panama indicate Chilean Admiral Riv eros plans to bombard Lima and has informed the diplomatic corps and foreign ministers. Pacific Steam Navigation steamers may evacuate foreign families and women and children from Callao Harbor until July 8. Lima lies four to four and a half miles from the Chilean fleet with water depth to ten fathoms.
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Prisons Report and Political Notes From Europe and Britain
Reports from St Petersburg describe severe conditions at Le ofisky prison with overcrowding filthy linen and inadequate ventilation plus a high death rate near 25 percent The Cherbourg visit by Gambetta and President Gregg faces delay due to political quarrels In London circulars urge Whig peers to oppose the Compensation bill while races in Britain crown Ten Broeck s The Gowan and Bal Gal Berlin reports place Bismarck at Gastein awaiting Christmas return amid amnesty aid for communists Ole Bull cancels Swedish engagements and French diplomats receive fresh amnesty orders.
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Multiple Fires Hit Small Firms Across New England and West
A series of fires caused substantial losses in Marlboro Massachusetts East Lebanon New Hampshire Empire City Oregon Perth Amboy New York Derby Line Vermont and St Louis Missouri. Notable losses include A M Mellen die shop Chase Merritt Blanchard shoe manufactory Henry Parsons machine shop Halick wagon and carriage factory and St Armand customs house and railway station with heavy total damages reported.
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Notorious forgers arrested in New York forgery case
Two men who passed forged checks totaling 10145 on the Third National Bank and Merchants Bank of Baltimore were identified by paying tellers W. B. Medway and Thomas H. Morris. Inspector Byrnes detained George Bell and Henry Cleary, recently back from Europe, at police headquarters. Charles Farran and possibly Charles Brockaway tied to the case were also arrested.
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Read ing Conl enation Co officials die in Keely Run colliery disaster
Pottsville notes a late night descent by Reading Conl enation Co officials into Keely Run colliery to inspect ventilation. By morning three men were found dead and a dozen miners rescued after being overcome by black damp. Local work halted as crowds gather and families await word.
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Paris despatch questions Wetmore death plot origin
A Paris dispatch questions the death by suicide of Mrs. Wetmore, suggesting a clique in New York, comprising varied nationalities yet a single social class, sought hush money from a prominent foreigner once acquainted with her. The report hints at press issues in Paris.
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Jury rules Schroeder murder in Lefevre death
In San Francisco an inquest verdict charges Schroeder with murder in the shooting of Dr. Lefevre of Oakland. Mrs. Schroeder is missing after leaving her husband saying she would not be seen alive again. Some jurors fault her possible involvement and a warrant may follow. The case shocks the public.
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Missing market gardener seen by farmer near Rockland
Elmer Grover of Halifax was spotted by a farmer named Studley emerging from the woods on King street Rockland this afternoon. Once noticed he returned to the woods and a search party was formed. The theory of his insanity is now well established.
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Dobbins Fleetric Soup Leads Clogged Market For Soaps
Over eight years scores of soaps entered the market and faded as worthless. Dobbins Fleetrix Soup from Cragin & Co Boston remains sturdy and reliable at the forefront. Try it.
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