New Hampshire Elections Favor Democrats Tomorrow
The NH election tomorrow promises a Democratic victory as Republicans show shrinking confidence while Democrats mobilize solid work. Other items note Comstock scandal, Haydenville Bank notices, a Cincinnati miser’s death, a Baltimore quarrel, city salaries totaling 217 510 dollars, Pinkham murder verdict, SC debt plan, Moody and Sankey in Boston, and Beard likely to be confirmed as Boston Collector.
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New Hampshire
Anthony Comstock
Boston
Comstock
Haydenville Savings Bank
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Dover
N. H
South Carolina
Moody
Sankey
Tabasnabie
Beard
Democracy poised for victory in Hayes county race
Concorp Maren 9 reports Democrats rallying behind McKean and a legislative sweep as Republicans grow less confident. Mayoral race ends with Horace A. Brown nomination over George A. Cummings amid accusations of packed caucuses. Democrats announce candidates for Representatives Ward Four George Donagan Stacey and Ward Five Lock Robinson Eastman, Ward Seven Wheeler Bates.
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Concorp
Maren
Bill Chandler
Prescott
McKean
Horace A. Brown
George A. Cummings
Warren Clark
John H. George
James J. Donagan
Albert C. Stacey
John 8. Lock
Allan H. Robinson
Edson
Eastman
Giles Wheeler
William H. Bates
Republicans Seek City Change Amid Party Rifts in Manchester
Special Despatch from Manchester reports bitter Republican infighting over municipal slate selections and alleged ring influence. The Mayoral caucus renominated Kelly amid cross-party discontent, while Democrats nominated Alpheus Gay for Mayor with Weston as Alderman candidate. Outcome seen as likely Democratic gains in gubernatorial votes.
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Boston Post
Manchester
William E. Chandler
Hayes
Concord
Kelly
Slayton
Judge Clough
Alpheus Gay
Weston
Gay
Nashua Mayor Race Signals Demoralized GOP
Social Despatch from Nashua notes weak Hayes faction enthusiasm for B F Prescott while Frank A McKean, Nashua's popular ex mayor, garners broad Democratic support. Democrats back William H Cook for mayor, Republicans nominating Charles Holman amid internal splits with Langley Prohibitionists bolting. Statewide reports show Republican demoralization, predicting a Democratic victory with full turnout.
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Nashua
Frank A. McKean
B. F. Prescott
O. C. Moore
Hayes
Fugler
Bill Chandler
Old Guard
Frank McKean
William H. Cook
Charles Holman
Langley
Telegraph
Moore
Coos County Campaign Fractures as Democrats Rally
In Coos county the campaign grows divided with Republicans split over Hayes and Prescott while Radicals stay quiet. Greenback faction gains from Republicans and Warren G Brown defects, potentially shrinking radical support. Democrats unite under McKean with leaders Kent Perkins Paine Evans driving turnout for a Tuesday election.
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Lancaster
Coos County
Hayes
Bill Chandler
Gen
Prescott
Smith and Clark
Warren G. Brown
Whitcefield
Brown Brothers
Whitefield
Frank McKean
Col. Kent
Nathan R. Perkins
Jefferson
Samuel Paine
Berlin
J. P. Evans
Gorham
Coos
Cheshire county politics loom in Republican pullback
Special dispatch from Keene NH March 9 reports Cheshire county, usually solidly Republican, facing a drop in GOP votes as radicals denounce Hayes and Prescott. Frank McKean may exceed party totals. Democrats push in multiple towns with popular candidate Warren S Burrows aiding full ticket. Look for a strong Cheshire showing despite GOP doubts. The House Judiciary Committee will revise a vetoed Mississippi log-cases bill to allow a special term, but fail to pass due to notice issues. original veto and bill to lie idle.
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Keene
Cheshire
Hayes
Prescott
Frank McKean
Walpole
Winchester
Harrisville
Westmoreland
Surrey
Swanzey
Warren S. Burrows
Old Cheshire
House Judiciary Committee
Mississippi
Judiciary Committee
Greenback Nominee Samuel Flint Accepts Governor Nomination
The Greenback nominating convention letter from Samuel Flint of Lyme NH dated March 8 1878 accepts the Governor nomination. Flint calls the nomination a greater honor than election under old parties, notes his age and preference for pioneer status, and says pursuit of another candidate would be delayed. He expresses gratitude and signs respectfully.
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Samuel Flint
Prohibitionists Back Philbrick For Senate Ticket
The Prohibitionists of the First Senatorial District endorse Emmons B. Philbrick of Rye as the Republican candidate. His name will appear on their ticket at the election on Tuesday.
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Emmons B. Philbrick
Rye
Closing prices of mining stocks in San Francisco
On March 9 in San Francisco investors listed official closing prices for mining shares including Alpha, Leopard, Belcher, Mexican, Ophir, Overman, Silver Hill, Bullion, Consol'd Vireina, Commonwealth, California, Caledonia, Sierra Nevada, Exchequer, Union Consolidated, Gould & Curr, and Julia among others, with varied gains and declines reported.
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San Francisco
Alpha
Seccseacesss
fRenttck
Gelcher
Leopard
Resi & Belcher
Ty Northern Belle
Overman
Sly Ophir
Raymond
Silver Hill Confident Savace
Bullion
McGarrahan Letters Surface in 1862 Stockholder List
Old letters and a sealed list from 1862 reveal stockholders of the Panache Grande Quicksilver Mining Company, naming congressmen and notable figures. Documents discuss money matters, legal challenges, and alleged political influence tied to McGarrahan’s claims, with more than 700 letters spanning ten years. Beard’s Collector tenure in Boston is also discussed amid party debates.
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Washington
McGarrashan
McGarrahan
Frederick Frank
Frank
Panache Grande Quicksilver Mining Company
Stokes
Tennessee
Dewees
North Carolina
Kellogg
Louisiana
Wilson
Town
Blair
Missouri
Stewart
New York
Forney
McGarriahan
New Hampshire Republican in danger of losing his job
President’s notice surfaces that Els, Fifth Auditor of the Treasury, spoke for Republicans in New Hampshire ahead of an election. The June circular forbids officers from campaign involvement, with Ela facing potential removal after due process and commentary from supporters and backers.
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New Hampshire
Washington, D. C
Els
the Treasury
Hayes
Secretary of the Treasury
Sherman
Ela
William E. Chandler
Cruelty Alleges Freedmen's Hospital Case In Washington
Dr Augusta, ex hospital physician, testifies of apathy and discrimination at Freedmen's Hospital starting 1875. He describes dirty wards, foul smells, neglect of colored patients, failed treatments, a poor girl with syphilis sleeping in a park, and a fatal crime by Dr Purvis in childbirth.
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Washington
Freedmen’s Hospital
Augusta
Purvis
Glennan
Palmer
Naval probe targets Portsmouth false accusers of Wilson
Washington reports the Naval Investigating Committee moved against parties in Portsmouth New Hampshire who leveled false charges that Naval Contractor Wilson used red oak knees in the frigate Ticonderoga. It argues government must punish malicious accusers and links the act to a broader plot by contractors and retired officers to ruin Wilson and secure a pliant replacement at Kittery Navy Yard.
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Naval Investigating Committee
Portsmouth
N. H
Wilson
Ticonderoga
Naval
Kittery Navy Yard
Naval Committee
Essex
Isaia Hanscom
Hanscom
Horrific Brooklyn Death and Opera Troupe Woes
New York reports a man suffocating in a bone black vat at a Brooklyn sugar refinery, sinking until his face disappears and dying before rescue. Also covered are the Pappenheim-Adams opera troupe's postponement and plans to reorganize, a Boston woman’s spree incident, a hotel eviction, and arrests of counterfeiters.
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ELC
New York
Brooklyn
John Willenbacher
Willenbacher
Willepbacher
Pappenheim-Adams
Academy of Music
Ettenger
Stadt Theatre
Pugh
Philadelphia
Illinois's 1878 election slate signals a busy political year
Illinois gears up for a sweeping election cycle with next January's Legislature to pick a successor to Senator Oxtesby, plus November contests for State Treasurer, Superintendent of Public Instruction, four year Senate terms in odd districts, 53 House seats, clerks for appellate and supreme courts, and 19 Congress members. Democrats plan a strong convention on April lth as Republicans fade since 1876. Greenbackers gain traction in Minnesota, promising a vigorous campaign.
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Illinois
Dick Oxtesby
Appellate Court
Supreme Court
United States
Ilinois
Cullom
State plan for debt payment and bond handling
A Columbia report notes a legislative Conference Committee agreement outlining debt funding. It calls for tax revenue to cover interest, a special court to hear test cases on bonds, appeal routes to state and federal courts, payment of matured interest from treasury funds, and settlement of the floating debt at 50 cents on the dollar with 6 percent coupon bonds.
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Columbia
Supreme Courts
United States
Circassians Lost With Sphinx Fire Near Cape Elia
A Trieste dispatch reports the Austrian steamer Sphinx carrying 2500 Circassians caught fire and ashore near Cape Elia. Five hundred lives were lost according to a Constantinople special.
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London
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Sphinx
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Constantinople
Vienna Seeks Russia Guarantees Amid Bosnia Crisis
Vienna demands 3,720,700 florins and guarantees from Russia as Austria-Hungary contemplates action in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Rumors of occupation persist while the congress date is set for March 31. Reports from Constantinople, Athens, and St. Petersburg discuss diplomacy, pacific overtures, and possible war, with figures like Reouf Pasha, Ignatieff, and Count Andrassy central to developments. The Times notes a pacific tone from the Czar and plans for a three-emperor meeting after the congress.
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London
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Herzegovina
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Ignatieff
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Crete
Nicholas
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Athens
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Greece
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Times
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Daily News
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the Times
Pius IX Left No Large Private Fortune Says Sun Report
The New York Sun rejects rumors of a $20,000,600 private fortune for Pius IX noting his economizing since 1570 funded church boards, education, and beneficence. The pope’s will leaves 300,000 francs to Rome’s poor and a modest annual allowance to servants, with no nepotism in relatives.
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Pius IX
Leo XII
Universal Church
Holy See
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Peace Demonstration in Hyde Park Ends in Disorder
Hyde Park witnessed a March 10 peace rally with Bradlaugh and Herbert proposing peace resolutions that passed. Government supporters arrived, the meeting dissolved, amid cudgelling and a disorderly mob ejecting about 2000 attendees. Gladstone announced he would not contest Greenwich at the next election due to inability to serve effectively.
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Hyde Park
Bradlaugh
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Musurus Pasha
Gladstone
Mr Gladstone
Prince Teck
Count Schoonwaloff
Greenwich
Peace in Cuba Report Sparks doubts and discord
A Havana letter warns that peace in Cuba is a chimera with commerce halted, taxes rising, and smallpox spreading. It cites discontent among Spaniards, claims Maceo’s forces and the Central Committee discord, and notes divisions within the Cuban Peace Commission as hostilities may resume.
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Havana
Cuba
Quintero
Santiago de Cuba
Maceo
Miguel Santa Cruz Pacheco
Moncada
Central Committee
Camaguey
Maximo Gomez Poe
Rodriguez and Callaso
Drought Harms Australian Pastoral Areas Down Under
A Sydney correspondent reports prolonged drought across New South Wales crippling stock and wool. Water shortages shrink pasture and the annual wool clip is both inferior and heavy with grease, many animals dying from starvation as capital and income falter in mercantile circles.
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New York
Marcus
Sydney
New South Wales
England
Cortes Debates 100000 Man Military Contingent 1878
In Mapnio on March 10 the War Ministry introduced a bill fixing the 1878 military contingent at 100000 men. The Finance Minister showed a deficit of 8000000 pesetas in the budget, to be balanced by state property sales, and proposed a tax on petroleum and mineral oils from non treaty nations. The Colonies Minister said Spaniards abroad stayed by choice as amnesty was general.
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Left faction forms cabinet under Cairoli in Italy
March report notes Signor Cairoli of the Left begins forming a Ministry. The Courier de Halie claims the King would approve a Left led cabinet only if foreign policy stays the same and the papal guarantees along with the State’s fundamental laws are preserved.
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Signor Cairoli
de Halie
Signor Depretis
Affairs of the Haydenville Savings Bank Sealed
The Northampton Massachusetts report shows Haydenville Savings Bank suspended after Joel Hayden & Co. failed, with $296,881 deposits and $208,933 assets. Commissioners note insufficient securities and delay in action. court enjoins further closings as assets are low and liquidity tight. Separately Somersworth Savings Bank in New Hampshire faces 20 percent deposit sealing after court inspection.
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Mass
Haydenville
Joel Hayden & Co
Conway Bank
Gatchell
Gatehell
Supreme Court
Great Fai
N. H
Somersworth Savings Bank
Collision sinks Shan non steamboat on Ouachita river
NEW ORLEANS reports Shan non carrying 900 bales of cotton sank after colliding with the monitor Canonicus at morning light. Canonicus rests at anchor near Canal street. authorities fear total loss of boat and cargo valued at $60,000 though some damaged cotton may be salvaged. Captain Dehart believes no lives were lost. Steamboat men say light is insufficient.
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New Orleans
Ouachita River
Dehart
Canal Street
Fires Rage Across States In Early March Disasters
A front page roundup records several fires and losses from March 9 to March 10 across New Jersey Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Vermont Ontario and Missouri. Incidents include a railroad bridge fire near New Brunswick $100000 in property losses from a New Jersey blaze in Methuen the China Mill sprinkler system response in Suncoook and a burning steamer Colossal in St Louis. Multiple insured and uninsured properties to be assessed with widespread equipment and stock damages.
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Maine
Methuen
Suncook
N. H
New York
Marcn
Raritan River
New Brunswick
N.J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lawrence
Mass
G. H. Parnes
Bripcron
Welter B. Bailey
J. P. Stinchfield
Tre
Bailey
Stinchfield
Ottawa
Ont
W. McElree
Rochesterville
Webster
Moorefield
Maryboro
St. Louis
Serious charge against Comstock and aide in New York court
A Boston lawyer Blandin was convicted in General Sessions after testimony by Anthony J. Comstock and Joseph A. Britton. Blandin, claiming innocence, described being entangled by false leads and a card from Britton. He was sentenced to three months in prison and fined 100.
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Anthony J. Comstock
Boston
New York
New York World
Sutherland
Joseph A. Britton
Charles Fk. Blandin
Massachusetts
Blandin
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Nassau Street
Britton
Joseph B. Andrews
S Britton
Andrews
Writton
Britter
Blandinseia
Cincinnati
Comstock
B. F. Russell
Vencerca
Society
Snow blocked trains across the Rocky Mountains wrecking routes
A severe March blizzard hit Cheyenne and Sidney with winds 50 to 64 mph and snowdrifts ten to fifteen feet. Union Pacific, Denver Pacific and Colorado Central lines were blocked, with passenger and freight trains stranded from Bitter Creek to Green River and near Bushnell. Crews labored with ploughs and shovels to lift the blockade while reports warned of possible stock losses and no reliable word on missing persons. By March 10 the Sidney section said the storm subsided and tracks would be cleared for trains to pass.
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W. T
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Jutesburg
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Denver Pacific
Colorado Central
North S Jatte
Green River
Separation
Bushnell
Carr
Collins
Loveland
Laramie
Sidney
Ty'ar’s
Colorado
Box Elder
Neb
Dem candidates and contests in Maine mayoral race
L J Crocker is the Democratic candidate for Augusta mayor. Rangor Democrats decide not to nominate. Portland spoken of as a fogbound city. Shapleigh Republicans and hard-money Democrats plan unity against soft-money foes. Mrs A T Lamb of Lewiston convicted for abortion. Biddeford greenbackers withdraw ward nominations but stay in contest. Augusta grand jury reports liquor law indictments and other charges. James McCann jailed for six months. Portland Republican caucus yields little change. Chauncey Barrett becomes Street Commissioner. Bridge contracts awarded to Morrison Field Co for Litthke Androscoggin span and Lynn line projects. Portland and Oxford Central lines to receive new bridges, sleepers, and iron. rolling stock ordered from Portland Company Works and Patten Car Works.
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L. J. Crocker
Augusta
Rangor Democrats
Col. Ingercoll
Portland
Shapleigh
A.T. Lamb
Lewiston
Eresene
Lizzie M
Chauncey Barrett
Litthke Androscoggin
Maine Central Railroad
Morrison, Field &Co
Eastern
Lynn
Great Falls
Conway
Portland and
Oxford Central
Portland Company Works
Patten Car Works
Bath
Dartmouth Seniors Form Commission for Class Day
The Dartmouth Seniors plan a three week spring vacation and have appointed a five member commission to select the class day officers, with the decision to be final. John V Barron of Concord died poor yet esteemed after earning a common school education and $2000,000 in worth. his funeral was held Sunday at the Baptist Church in Concord and was largely attended.
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Dartmouth
John V. Barron
Concord
Baptist Church
Vermont political and legal notes in Springfield and Brattleboro
Springfield Vermont votes for Miss Whitney as Superintendent and Bennington County backs Democrat John Sibley for County Commissioner. Liabilities of G. Taylor Co. surpass twenty thousand dollars with assets. Proctor emerges as Vermont gubernatorial favorite while Veazey withdraws. Burlington Free Press backs Proctor for Republican nomination. Davenport discussed for Democrat bid. Fisk block in Brattleboro pledged to secure legacy from the late Col Fisk. Widow struggles to meet strict will provisions amid generous bequests.
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Springfield
Miss Whitney
Bennington County
John Sibley
G. Taylor & Co
Boston
Proctor
Vermont
Col. Veazey
Rutland
Burlington Free Press
Republica
Charles N. Davenport
Brattlebore
James Fisk
Fisk
Main Street
Brattleboro
James Fisk, Jr
Col. Fisk
Irish woman killed near Berkshire Station crossing
Lucy Devlin, a young Irish woman, was killed Saturday afternoon while crossing the Pittsfield and North Adems Railroad near Berkshire Station. The incident occurred as she was struck on the track while intoxicated, with investigations noting no malice involved.
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Berkshire Station
Pittsfield and
North Adems
Margaret Blake
Carlton
Hain
Haverhill
Lowell
J. C. Ayer
Pleasantville
N. Y
Gideon HM
Sherman
Charles W. Potter
Louis Dartmouth
Potter
Helen Hillyden
Worcester
Somerville
James Morrow
Springfield
Morrow
Frost
Libbey
Lawrence
John G. Thompson
Artist
Russell’s Mills
Dartmouth
Stephen Kt. Potter
Wiow
Hartford Fatal Scalding Case and Local Court Ruling
In Hartford Friday afternoon a child of Mr Thomas Birch died after falling into a kettle of hot water. In a separate matter the Hartford Grand Jury indicted John Holt of Wethersfield for rape against Mrs Lucy A Massey. the complainant appeared, the defendant did not. Despatches mischaracterized Hon Marshall Jewell’s condition. he is recovering and expected to be out soon.
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Birch
John Holt
Wethersfield
Lucy A. Massey
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Millionaire hermit dies after strict frugality and neglect
Jerry Tullis of Cincinnati died from sickness caused by lack of food neglect and exposure. He owned vast property in Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and Missouri totaling thousands of acres. A self denying recluse he refused doctors and lived in poverty yet held immense wealth. He was unmarried with few near relatives and hoped heirs would enjoy his wealth as he did its accumulation.
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Jerry Tullis
Chicago
St. Lews
Butler County
Missouri
Tullis
Gen. Cary
Ice fills the St Lawrence and Ogdensburg shores
A broad brief recounts multiple incidents from the period including ice flooding the St Lawrence from the lake to Ogdensburg, a will naming a wife as executrix and sole legatee, a man killed by a rolling log in Indianapolis, and various legal, political, and violent events across states and cities. The report mentions a murder sentence in Ohio, floor-privilege removal in New York, a jewel theft case, a university knife duel, and a gas explosion at Harrison with multiple casualties.
Diverse 19th century items span farming, crime, society
Con Williams of Grand Island owns 11 000 acres with 6000 in wheat and 2000 in barley. A St Louis woman had her nose broken by a toy steam engine explosion. A Laporte Indiana lady fainted after ten teeth extraction. Thomas Hunt’s Brooklyn estate lost 2 000 000 in 15 years due to real estate depreciation. A Ohio Senate bill targets election betting with fines and possible imprisonment. Col Valentine Baker dubbed Baker Pasha is in London. E Porter of Hartford, a young colored painter with a thriving studio. At Larz Anderson’s funeral eight of his nine sons carried him to his grave. Marie Roze, in Chicago, kissed a child and drew laughter from a later incident. Daniel McFarland, acquitted in New York 8 years ago for murder, now works in a South Bend wagon factory. Mrs Lydia M Roosevelt, widow of Nicholas J Roosevelt, dies at Skaneateles aged 8} years.
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Grand Island
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Baker Pasha
London
E. Porter
Hartford
Larz Anderson
Cincinnati
Marie Roze
Chicago
Daniel McFarland
New York
Albert D. Richardson
South Bend
Ind
Lydia M. Roosevelt
Skaneateles
Democratic hopes rise as Randall visits Philadelphia
Speaker Randall spends a day in Philadelphia with constituents optimistic about 1880 prospects. He predicts a solid Democratic front, divided opposition, and favorable views on the Silver bill. Senator Wallace also visits, hinting at state canvass activity and potential nominations by Democrats and Republicans.
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Greenback Labor Party
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Dr John E Tyler prominent Boston physician dies at 59
Dr John E Tyler longtime superintendent of the McLean Insane Asylum Somerville died of pneumonia at his Boston residence 7 Newbury street aged 59 native of Westboro Mass a Dartmouth and medical school graduate He helped revise public charities administration in the state and served on commissions He was president of the New England Psychological Society and widely respected Funeral at Trinity Church Lynn Monday.
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Railway Steel and Plant Company of
Eng
Bowen & Woodward
Quebec Central Railway
Bank of Montreal
Harrison
F. Rapp
A. Probst
F. Fisher
de Witt
Citizens’ League
Washingtonian
California Senate
Dean
Lake Mercer
Spring Valley Water Company
San Mateo Water Company
Rupp
Katie Omer
Probst
Fisher
Alexander Wescott
L. Parker
Miss Hallowells
Granille Yesger
C. Popham
Alexander White
Postmaster Harwood
Mount Sterling
Roze
Cincinnati Enquirer
Herald of the West
George Cruikshank
Joseph H. Acklin
Apollo Belvidere
R. H. Babcock
Camilla Urso
Ithaca
Widnizbht
Hie
Useida Om
Pennsylvania
John E. Tyler
Fredirigo Schlopis
Turin
Institute of France
Piedmont
Turin Academy of Sciences
Congress of Arbitration For
Pitt Holmes
Exchange Street
Park Street
Trinity Church
Holmes
George Eb, Whippen
Empire Street
Bay State Lodge
Fire Department
Vdd
T. Walter Swan
Norwich
Pilatka
Fla
J. J. Butler
J. H. Butler & Jo
Schoolsyook Publishers
Maso
Nerman R. Beardsley
St. Albans
Bangor Politics
Bangor
A. C. Hamlin
O.C. Hamlin
A. G. Wakefield
Papineau Road
Mancy
Camina
Ber
Celestial Empire
Bremen
Bermuda
Templar
Ailsa
Port-au-Prince
Liverpool
City of Brussels
Barcelona
Maria
Wimbledon
Oder
Rheola
Cardiff
Donati
Rio Janeiro
Polynesian
Queenstown
Plymouth
Lessing
Book
Halford
Janos
Baron Liebig
British Medical Journal
Hunyadi Janos
Virchow
Bamberger
Scanzoni
Wurzburg
Lauder Brunton
M.D
F. BR. S
Aitken
M. D
Hoyal Military Hospital
Netley
Pula
Friedrichshall
Apollinaris Co
United
Fred’k DE Bary & CO
Warren Street
Canadas
Mwfeowly
H. Planten & Son Wm
St. N.Y
E “Gomos
Lak Mob
the Post
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!