New Rugby Project Promises New World Enterprise
Mr. Thomas Hughes directs New Rugby, a planned settlement 2000 feet up, aiming to provide an industrial outlet for Englishmen. The town sits at a mountain junction with a growing community, hotel, church, and school. Land sold from 600 to 1000 dollars per lot as 45,000 and 4,000 acres are pledged, with saw mill and brick yard in operation.
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Washington’s costly street program counts vast paving totals
A historical account condemns Washington as wasteful with 44 miles of asphalt 15 miles of stone block 18 miles of rough stone 8 miles of macadam 32 miles of gravel and 17 miles of old wood streets plus 96 miles of unimproved streets. It notes 600 alleys 803 paved 400 miles of country roads and 50 000 shade trees. Last year’s work covered twenty miles of streets and 3.25 miles of new streets. Total past year cost 635691 54 with next year estimates at 766500.
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Weather Outlook Delivers Cloudy Skies and Rain
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Soldier Statesman poised for 156 electoral votes
The article predicts the Soldier Statesman will secure 156 Electoral College votes with New York backing him by a large margin, while Republicans hold New York overall and Democrats are unlikely to lead there. John Kelly faces charges of trading and treachery amid broad Republican majorities in western states.
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New York Election Shock Sparks Dem Party Fallout
Special despatch reports surprise results in New York with John Kelly accused of treachery against the Democratic ticket. Garfield's statewide lead uncertain as New Jersey trends Democratic and Hancock maintains his composure amid the post election atmosphere.
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The States That Will Cast Their Vote for Hancock
The States listed have chosen Democratic Electors to cast their votes for Winfield Scott Hancock for president. Includes regional allocations and the states contributing electors amid a heated 19th century party contest.
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Increased Republican Majority in Vermont Returns
Vermont returns from 167 towns show Garfield leading Hancock with a 21 459 majority over all and a projected state total near 27 000 if current town gains hold. Hayes and Tilden figures from 1876 are cited for comparison with scattered votes for Neal Dow and the Anti Masonic candidate Phelps.
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Scattering
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Tilden
Neal Dow
Norwich
Phelps
Anti-Masonic Party
Connecticut Vote Totals: Garfield Leads in President Race
Hartford reports statewide votes with 139,913 for President and 131,639 for Governor after excluding Lampden. Garfield wins 66,661 to Hancock 64,048 with 2,618 margin. Bigelow leads Gov. race by 1,138 and 2,888 overall. Legislature 16 Republicans to 5 Democrats in Senate. 165 Republicans 838 Democrats 1 Independent Greenback in House. Joint ballot Republican majority 93.
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Weaver
Dow
Bigelow
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New York City Elects Mayor and Officials in 1900s Vote
The city reports Grace elected mayor by a 2 904 majority over Dowd a Doyle race for register shows Docharty leading Hess by 8 200. Hancock leads for president electors with 123 102 to Garfield 81 726. Statewide Republican majorities estimated from 5 000 to 20 000 with potential reach to 15 000 20 000.
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Hancock Wins Jersey Senate Seat With Big Lead
Newark reports Hancock carried New Jersey with a margin around seven thousand votes. Returns from West Jersey are incomplete so final totals remain uncertain. Republicans likely secure a Senate majority of five or seven and a modest Assembly edge, enabling a Republican States Senator to replace T F Randolph.
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Garfield Majority and GOP Gains in Philadelphia Vote
Philadelphia returns show Republicans gaining two new congressmen with a statewide GOP hold. The city reports a 50,000 to 35,000 lead for Garfield on the state ticket, and the legislature tilts Republican in both chambers.
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Maryland Election Results Show Hancock Wins by Big Lead
In Baltimore, Hancock's Maryland majority is estimated at 8 000 with city total 55 000 votes. Hancock 32 672 Garfield 22 328. Five Democratic Congressmen reelected. Republican Milton G. Miner narrowly wins in the Sixth District. Greenback gains minimal votes in local districts.
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Congressmen Elected in North Carolina and Vote Shifts
Reports from North Carolina on November 3 and November 8 show A. M. Scales winning re election in the Fifth District by about 1500 over Neagle and Winston. Mecklenburg, Charrus, and Gaston counties show Democratic losses, while the State trends toward Democratic control with several districts electing Democrats and the Legislature likely Democratic.
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Democratic Majority Seen In South Carolina Elections
Charleston reports unofficial results show four Democratic Congressmen likely elected with Charleston District still in doubt. Across twenty counties Hancock leads the slate by about 34 thousand votes, with thirteen counties remaining possibly widening the margin. Columbia notes 23 counties tally about two thousand for the Democratic ticket, predicting Kanecock electoral votes and a full Democratic Congressional delegation.
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Readjuster Paul Wins Seventh District Seat in Congress
STAUNTON Va November 3 Paul Readjuster is elected to Congress over Allen Republican in the Seventh District by about 1000 votes. Handsome Democratic majority over all others. RICHMOND Va November 3 returns showing about half the state already in favor of the regular Democratic electoral ticket with a large majority over Readjusters and Republicans.
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Hancock's WV Pluralities Forecast in Early Returns
Wheeling reports indicate Hancock's plurality statewide will stay under ten thousand to twelve thousand. Home (Dem.) wins in the First District and Kenain the Third. Hutchinson (Rep.) likely takes the Fourth District.
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Hancock
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Home
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Political Landscape Hints at Tight Governor Race
The article notes Governor hopefuls and Wright representing State credit Democrat as the General Assembly remains uncertain between Democrats and Republicans. It predicts a small Repudiation delegation in the Legislature, underscoring a doubtful balance of power.
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Florida Court of Elections Shows Heavy Democratic Lead
Complete and estimated returns from several Florida counties show Democrats winning many counties and gaining large margins. Columbia leads by 213 with a 28 point gain, Levy by 350 with 69, Escambia by 175 with 357, Gadsden by 135 with 600, Sumter by 500 with 167, Santa Rosa 450 with 50, Putnam by a small Democratic margin. Republicans win Jefferson by 827 with a Democratic gain of 992 and Madison by 84 with a Democratic gain of 362. Net gain across nine counties is 3,497, signaling a very heavy Democratic majority in the state.
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Hancock Leads In New Orleans With Large Majority
In New Orleans the Hancock campaign claims a majority of 10,230. The mayoral race remains tight with Joseph A Shakspeare likely to win as an Independent Democrat. The Fitzpatrick wing swept the rest of the municipal ticket, while Millenberger may challenge the lower district recorder result after a district majority for him.
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Texas Democrats Win Big in State and National Ticket
Galveston Texas reports a Democratic majority of 70,000 for the state and national ticket. Shepherd a Democrat wins Congress giving Texas solid Democratic representation.
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Republicans Claim Ohio Victory With 35,000 Lead
The Republican State Committee reports from thirty eight counties a gain of 18,719 since 1879 and asserts the state lead by 35,000 votes.
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Illinois Returns Hint at 45 000 Republican Lead
Early returns from 377 towns outside Chicago show Republicans gaining 329 votes, Cook County included. Statewide majority looks near 14 000 with more counts due, suggesting a final statewide lead around 45 000, possibly higher.
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Detroit Returns Show Garfield Leads In Governor Race
In Detroit Michigan on November 3 Garfield wins 31 208 majority across 452 precincts wards and townships while Jerome leads Governor by about 300 in the First Congressional District and Horr leads in the Eighth District by about 1 000.
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Minnesota Returns Garfield Big Victory and Washburne Leads
Minnesota returns show Garfield with a majority of at least 25 000 in a Republican sweep Gen Washburne gains a clear win over rival Gen Sibley by about 8 000 to 10 000 votes Donnelly had contested Washburne’s seat in the current Congress.
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Indiana Returns Show Republican Lead For Garfield
Early returns from about half of Indiana indicate a net Republican gain of 695, signaling a Garfield plurality in the state of 8,843 as counted so far.
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Garfield leads Iowa Republicans by large margin in 10 election returns
Iowa returns show Garfield's statewide Republican majority near 85 000 with all Congressional districts carried. Net gains cited include 6 332 in 262 polling places and a broader statewide lead over Democratic ticket.
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Republican Majority Nears Twenty Five Thousand in Nebraska
Omaha dispatch reports slow returns with Garfield near 25,000 majority and the State ticket similar. Republicans win about three fourths of the Legislature while the Greenback vote falls from last year.
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The doubtful districts in Missouri races listed
The report from St. Louis notes Missouri’s doubtful districts with contest details. Eighth district sees Van Gorder Rep versus A Nen and Crisp Dems. Sixth district pits Waddell Dem against Hazeltine Rep and Gbp. Kighth district has Craig Dem versus Ford Rep and Gbp. Tenth district shows Mansur Dem against Burr Gbp. Twelfth district suggests Hatch Dem re-elected over London Gbp by about 1,500.
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London
Wisconsin Republicans win large majority in state and Congress
Milwaukee November 3 reports show Wisconsin with about a 36000 Republican lead. Republicans win six of eight Congress seats with a gain of one, electing Williams Caswell Hazelton Denater Bragg Humphrey Pound, and a largely Republican Legislature.
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Hancock Carries the State in California Election Signs
Returns from 329 interior precincts favor Hancock with 24 404 votes to Garfield 24 229 and Weaver 910, suggesting Hancock will win California. Rep candidates Page in the Second District and Pacheco in the Fourth are likely elected. Rosecrans and Berry win in San Francisco and the Third District respectively. Democrats seen with a working Assembly majority on joint ballot.
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Colorado Election Totals Show Garfield Lead In Half State
Reports from Denver and San Francisco detail Garfield leading in Colorado with about 2,840 majority among 49 towns, while California leans Democratic with Hancock and Rosecrans statewide. Pitkin and Belford lead in local races, and the legislature tilts Republican. Returns from over half the state indicate Garfield ahead but final results uncertain pending full counts.
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Nevada Goes Democratic With Over 500 Vote Margin
Despatches from San Francisco report Nevada has gone Democratic in the state election. The statewide majority is expected to exceed five hundred votes.
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Swan Appears Elected to Congress in Wyoming
Cheyenne Wyoming Nov 3 Indications are Swan Rep is elected to Congress with early returns showing a Republican victory in the state.
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Causes of Democratic defeat cited as blunder by politicians
The Courier Journal in Louisville argues the Democratic collapse stems from politician errors not public will. It cites deserting a great leader, misreading issues, and disarray from Kelly, Hendricks, Sanders, English, and Indiana court rulings.
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Hancock Wins Tennessee With Large State Victory
In Nashville on November 3 Hancock leads with a probable forty thousand vote majority. Repudiation candidate Wilson was defeated for Governor. Hawkins and Wright contest the governorship with Wright the Credit Democratic nominee. Debrill is re-elected in the Third District by about four thousand. State and legislative outcomes vary, with First and Tenth Districts still unsettled.
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A Political Confusion and a Cautious Hope for Garfield
The piece critiques party missteps around tariff policy and Indiana sentiment, arguing misled support hurt Hancock and aided Garfield. It predicts party realignment as the South fractures and Northern blocs weaken, while praising Garfield as a capable chief with independence from corrupt influences.
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Oberlin visit honors Garfield at Mentor reception
Seven hundred Oberlin College faculty and students visited Mentor to congratulate Gen. Garfield. He praised the spontaneous greeting as a heartfelt compliment, urged scholars to engage in public life, and thanked Oberlin College and its president for the welcome.
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Samuel J Tilden At The Polls 1876 Election
Samuel J Tilden left his home at 15 Gramercy Park to vote in a Fourth Avenue plumber shop precinct He uncovered his head as he approached the ballot boxes and gave his name and residence The inspector announced Wilden S J and he voted all except the Constitutional amendment then walked home alone
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Secretary Schurz Salutes Interior Department Emploees
Secretary Schurz addresses Interior Department em ployes in the Patent Office hall praising their role in the election results. He cites Hayes’s inaugural note that serving the country serves the party and urges officials to take the lesson to heart. Republican celebrations follow in Keene Lebanon and Belfast with bonfires cannons and lights.
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Woman Held Insane After Attempted Murder Of Child
A four year old boy near Lake Shore road Cleveland was found with a heavy railway tie around his neck and stones beneath him. He survived and named a woman who lured him with candy and tried to drown him by tying the tie to his neck. The woman, said to be insane and to have escaped from home, left him to die.
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Legislature convenes with Boynton senate president and Bacon speaker
Atlanta November 3 The Legislature convened today with Col. James Boynton of Spalding elected President of the Senate and Hon. A A Bacon of Bibb chosen Speaker of the House.
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Pigeons Evade Turtle Ambush at Agra Prison Water Tank
Observation describes pigeons at the Central Prison in Agra avoiding freshwater turtles by flying over the tank before alighting inland. Birds drink in short gulps from the bank rather than at the water edge, then repeat the maneuver to quench thirst.
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Parnell Served Indictment as Land League Faces Prosecution
A Dublin dispatch reports Charles Stewart Parnell served with indictment details by a detective in Dublin. Gordon, jailed defendant, is ill at Claremorris. Nally, an agitator, urged dynamite against landlords. A Land League meeting plans defense actions as prosecutions loom and a lengthy nineteen count conspiracy case proceeds in Dublin.
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English press on United States election results
London editors react to Garfield's win with mixed judgments. The Standard and Pall Mall Gazette caution about party influence and non intervention, while The Globe and The Post express satisfaction over improved Anglo American relations and stable ties with Britain. The Advertiser condemns Garfield as a weak nominee and warns of corrupt party influences.
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Peace Conference Gathers Off Peru Coast Amid Negotiations
A Peruvian-Chilean-Bolivian peace conference sails from Callao led by Dr Antonio Arenas and Capt Garcia Y Garcia with U S steamer Lackawanna carrying Mr Christiancy. Chilean envoys include Domingo Santa Maria and others as talks near Islay aboard the Lackawanna. Chile approves nitrate export duty of 116 per metric quintal.
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Rowell Still Leading Dana O Leary Challenges the Winner
Rowell maintains the lead as Dana O Leary presses in a close challenge to the winner. The race unfolds with both candidates pushing for the final results, indicating a tense finish.
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Crowd Fears Cabbage on Market Street Sparks 211 Arrests
Two men watching a cabbage roll from a market wagon sparked a riot as crowds formed around the vegetable on Market Street. A thousand people gathered, stalls and sidewalks blocked, with stones thrown at a passing car. Captain Short arrested 211 for disturbance after the mob dispersed.
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Infant Mortality Rise in France 1840s to 1900s
M Paul Leroy-Beaulieu highlights rising infant deaths in France over 30 years. Deaths per 1000 births climb from 140 in 1840s to 178 in the latest decade, with more stillbirths, especially among illegitimate children. Dr Darneburg links mortality to rising crime and population decline in a journal article.
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