Grant’s character harshly judged in New York interview
The piece attacks Grant’s self-serving attitude in a public interview about the New York senatorial struggle. It labels him petty, arrogant, and disrespectful of the people’s right to choose their leaders, arguing he is not a great or good man. The text suggests Garfield’s possible dispute with him, akin to Mahone’s stance.
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Garfield
New York
Mahone
Villard
Portland
Willard
Northwest
Jemons
Puget Sound
Boston
Alderman Whitten
O’brien
Mr. O’brien
Mesars
Charles W. Slack
John P. Spaulding
Henry N. Sawyer
Anglo American critique on horse racing victory contrasts
The writer argues that European-trained horses and English influence dominated the Derby and Longchamp wins. He cites English stock and training, then asserts American horses like Iroquois prove domestic breeding and training can triumph. This echoes past Yankee pride from Yorktown era.
Ex-Collector Tom Murphy comments on New York politics
Ex-Collector Tom Murphy of New York now in town doubts the New York legislature will elect senators this session. A Grant and Conkling supporter, he calls Conkling's resignation a great mistake and remains enthusiastic for Gen. Grant.
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New York
Grant and Conkling
Department
Treasury
United States
Michael Boyron
England
Biddeford Strikers Demand 15 Percent Wage Increase
In Biddeford Maine this forenoon a five member committee of Pepperell and Laconia mill strikers met the company agent to press for a 15 percent wage rise. The agent promised not to grant the demand but said wages would match those paid elsewhere. Visitors from Fall River planned to organize a spinners and weavers union and were to return tonight to aid the strikers.
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Fire destroys mill and houses across several towns
In Sheboygan Wisconsin Smith Bros planing mill and sash factory burned on Sunday with boarding house and other buildings, lumber loss totaling 1.5 million dollars. In Thedford Quebec asbestos mine workers’ housing and two sawmills burned. In Marshfield Vermont Clark Mears residence and outbuildings burned with heavy losses, kerosene lamp caused blaze. Mrs Mears escaped. In North Monroe New Hampshire Charles Emery house and contents burned, loss about 400 dollars.
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Smith Bros
Shebrooke
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Asbestos Mines
Thedford
Montpelier
Clark Mears
Marshfield Village
Mears
North Monroe
N. H
Charles Emery
Crop reports field varied yields across states
In California and Illinois reports dated June 14 show mixed prospects. California yields in northern and southern counties near average for cereals with high quality grain, while other regions reach only about two thirds of last year. Illinois projects weak early corn yields in twenty three northern counties, but central counties expand acreage. southern counties expect near average corn yields despite winter wheat plowing.
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Springfield
Lil
Brown University Alumni Elect New Executive Board
Providence June 14 The Brown University Alumni Association re elected officers from last year with Wm B Weeden replacing A B Underwood on the board The portraits committee reported progress five paintings have been procured and were exhibited and may be presented to the corporation The sophomore Carpenter prize declamation yielded Ara Barrows North Attleboro first prize $60 Charles M Sheldon Yankton second $36 Alfred W Anthony Providence third $24
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Carpenter
Ara Barrows
North Attleboro
Charles M. Sheldon
Yankton, Dakota
Alfred W. Anthony
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Peekski
N. Y
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Saratoga Springs
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Wheeling
W. Va
Fred A. Plaisted
Toronto
George Lee
Newark
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Salem
John O’ Rourke
City Point Rowing Association
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Quigley
Middlesex Rowing Chap
Cambridge
Frank Holmes
Pawtheret
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William Lewis
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Charles C. Bartwell
Lowell
James H. O'Neil
Chelsea
F. W. Nortom
D. &. Casey
South Boston
Ralph T. Fraser
Vesper Boat Club
Patrick Burke
West End Boat Club
John Johnson
Henry A. Kirby
Narragansett Boat Club
Hamilton
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East Boston
Jef Shea
Dan Breen
John Humphrey
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Ptaisted
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Charlestown
North End
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Mystic Park
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Beacon
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G Patch
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Custer
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Boss Fearnaught
D Bigley
Mary B
Eccesse Ceseseerene Neverenes
Sheridan
Alexander
Banquo
Johnny Murphy
Western Union Sues Over Induction Coil Patents
In New York on June 14 the Western Union Telegraph company filed bills of complaint in the United States circuit court against the American Telegraph company and the Mutual Union Telegraph company seeking injunctions for alleged patent infringements on induction coil apparatus and circuit breakers invented by Charles Grafton Page and assigned to Western Union.
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United States Circuit Court
Western Union Telegraph Company
American Nape Telegraph Company
Mutual Union Telegraph Company
Charlies Grafton Page
Western Union Company
Chinaman White Woman Marriage Case Upheld
Cheyenne Wyoming June 14 The miscege Nation case involving a Chinaman and a white woman indicted for intermarriage performed in Colorado was decided today by Chief Justice Sener The court ruled the Colorado marriage valid in Wyoming and discharged the defendants The case provoked ostracism of the groom Lee Chin among local Chinese residents who say he disgraced the race by marrying a white woman
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Sener
Lee Chin
Bottle found on Bayville beach warns of suicide plan
A bottle recovered Sunday on Bayville beach contains a note by R. L. Flush ing aiming to end his life in the bay. The writer asks that the finder advertise the message and send a copy to his wife at 133 Congress Street, New Haven.
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Prentice’s Wharf
Daniel Dianey
No. 18
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Harris
Tinkham
Albany Bribery Battle Shapes Senate Return Clash
The stalwarts plan to summon six to eight younger legislators to testify about promised posts in the customs service, aiming to sway votes for Conkling. They claim to trace offers to Robertson, with Platt warning allies over withdrawal. A Depew-Conkling alliance surfaces as Gov. Cornell allegedly drives the war, while Robertson-Woodin factions resist.
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Albany Convention Votes In First Ballot For Conkling Term
Judge Robertson presided as the joint convention opened at noon. Congdon declared he had opposed Conkling and Platt and, after consulting constituents in Catarangus and Olean, decided to vote for Sherman and Rogers on the first ballot for Conkling’s term.
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Ireland Land Bill Debates Admit Landlord Grounds Of Objections
The House of Commons in committee on the land bill debated amendments. Gladstone accepted a Rusell amendment allowing landlords to refuse tenancy on reasonable grounds. Nolan sought to suspend evictions for six months rent. leave to introduce was likely. Reports from Dublin note limited funds for Land League support and arrests in Cork. Meanwhile French Tunisian expedition funding passed and a launch accident on the City of Rome killed three.
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Devastating Cyclones Sweep Missouri Kansas and Iowa
Across Missouri and Kansas on June 14 a series of cyclones and severe hail caused widespread destruction. In Andrew county several lives were lost including R C Nelson and C E Maynard while King City Flag Springs suffered heavy damage to homes and schools. In western Iowa damage from hail and wind damaged buildings and crops with numerous injuries reported. In Minnesota and nearby states barns and houses were destroyed with many families harmed and hospitals aiding the injured.
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Caiken
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Tho
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Wells, Minn
G. P. Probert
George Hening
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R. Jones
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Axtell
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John Vance
Blue Hill Copper Mining Company Holds Annual Meeting
Maine based Blue Hill Copper Mining company re elected its officers at the annual gathering in Kittery. The Congregational churches in Maine opened their fifty fifth general conference at Williston church in Portland with various meetings including a women auxiliary adjournment. The New England yearly meeting of Friends continued in Portland with notable business, and the foreign missions committee reported on Brumapa Syria where the mission now hosts 31 boarders and two day scholars with eight new scholars this year. The treasurer reported year receipts of 21 168 and a balance of 15 418 on hand.
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Sherry Man Steals $700 Then Vanishes
Bridget Sherry of Newmarket says her husband John Sherry disappeared after taking $700 from her overskirt. Across New Hampshire, shoe maker B W Hoyt of Eppins is reported bankrupt with liabilities of 100000 and large assets. Chester M Tuttle Sr D of Littleton, state board of agriculture member, reports hogs dying at Fabyan house from blood poisoning likely due to foul air. Thirteen dead hogs are said to have died in one night at Fabyan, others infected. Crayford house reports a death. The plague, contagious and infectious, has alarmed farmers as the state board works to halt its spread.
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John Sherry
B. W. Hoyt
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New York
Chester M. Tuttle
Littleton
State Board of Agriculture
Fabyan House
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Fabyan
Crayford House
Town Meeting Elects Park Commissioners and Fire Prevention Plans
Marblehead residents elected Charles H. Litchman Daniel Appleton and Daniel R Hathaway as park commissioners at a town meeting. They voted to place a band engine at the farms and to build an engine house there. The Hastings murder case spurs public demand for clearer inquest reports and decisive action. A new paper The Wampum Belt by Charles H Litchman aims to serve the Improved Order of Red Men, with expectations of quality if as well edited as the Essex Statesman. Hyde Park High School held graduation exercises with essays recitations and speeches, diplomas awarded to twenty-one students.
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Boston Triumph Over Detroit in Rain Hit Opening at Mystic Park
In a rain soaked opener at Mystic Park the Boston nine edged Detroit 10 to 9 amid slippery fields and errors. Key plays featured Homer Crowley Fox and Derby, with Fox’s running grab highlighted as Boston pulled ahead in extras and Houck’s error providing the winning run in the tenth.
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