Election humor as McKenna's disqualification looms in Memphis
A Memphis election ends with Robert McKenna winning a Legislature seat, but his past crime of marrying his wife's granddaughter, for which he was jailed and later pardoned, voids his eligibility. The certificate likely goes to his Democratic opponent, possibly tipping a U.S. Senate race. The piece quips about finding similar cases elsewhere.
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Senator Hill criticizes Northern Democrats’ blundering blight
The speaker condemns Northern Democrats for blundering in the postwar era, arguing the North bears responsibility since secession days. He says the burden is on them and that their past actions hardened the North’s anti Democrat stance with little need for further explanation.
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Mining stock prices logged in San Francisco today
In San Francisco on November 9 mining stocks ended with a list of prices showing varied performance. Investors watched notable moves among related mining and hardware firms as markets remained cautious.
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Hancock Electors Lead California Result Report
Official returns show Hancock electors carrying the state by about 200 to 300 votes with Judge Terry defeated by Gen. Miller. Republicans win 41 Assembly seats, two seat majority in the Assembly, and twelve on joint ballots. Hancock net gains 242 votes overall.
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Votes and factional tensions surface in New York politics
A letter from Edgar K. Apgar, Democratic State Committee member, refutes claims of a post election meeting and warns against contesting the New York electoral vote. Separate reports describe alleged frauds in Brooklyn, calls for reorganizing the Kings County Democratic Party, and Hancock’s lack of comment on Barnum schemes.
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Captain Isaac Denike 101 Dies on Election Day in Yonkers
Capt Isaac Denike aged 101 dies at his Yonkers home on election day before polls opened. A lifelong Democrat his last wish was to vote for Gen Hancock He had not left his room since April and recalled Washingtons inauguration He was the oldest surviving War of 1812 pensioner born Oct 1 1779 in Peekskill He married an aunt of Chauncey M Depew later wed a younger wife now three sons and two daughters survive The homestead remains in Edward Denikes possession as the fifth generation inhabits the property.
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Tennessee Senate and House Deadlock Shapes a Tight Election
Early returns show Republicans with eleven of twenty-five Senate seats and thirty-eight House members in Tennessee, with Democrats possibly gaining another Senate seat in the Fifth District. Contests linger in districts including Gons Sample and a Bradley Polk county race tied, while party control risks joint-ballot leverage. Also reported are presidential electors results from Maine and Missouri, showing Garfield leading in both states, amid other national vote updates and occasional miscalls.
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Ohio Wheat Crop Report Shows Record Yield in 1879
The State Agricultural Department completes township assessor reports. 1879 wheat acreage totals 2,318,370 acres with 40,052,119 bushels harvested. Countrywide average yield reaches 17 2 10 bushels per acre, the heaviest in state history and the largest since 1850.
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Examinations in Philp Libel Case Renewed in New York
The Kenward Philp case for alleged criminal libel against Gen. Garfield was renewed before Judge Davis. Witnesses described forged letters and secret-organizations ties, with many Morey relatives questioned. Detectives arrested Samuel S Morey and Robert Lindsey for perjury after disputed family claims. grand jury action expected.
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Scarlet fever spreads as town news update and notable names
The item notes rapid scarlet fever spread. Prof Agassiz sent a handsome check to Thames Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Capt Waters the wrecker moved freight from the wrecked steamer Rhode Island to South Ferry Narragansett. Frederick Sherman buys Hazard cottage for 716000. Rumor says John H Cozzens to be Collector of Customs with Edward Barrick deputy and Henry Easton clerk. S Russell Forbes to lecture on Traces of Masonry Amongst the Roman Antiquities. Hon W B Lawrence a leading international lawyer is seriously ill in New York.
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Naval review preparations and arrivals at Fortress Monroe
The ar rangements for the naval review tomorrow are completed with fair weather expected. The Dispatch Tallapoosa and Speedwell arrive about 9 o'clock with the President and party. A reception will be held on the Tennessee until noon and a 2000 strong brigade will parade for review by the President and Secretary of the Navy. The Powhatan joined the fleet after arriving from Norfolk.
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Norway foundered off Ducks. crew lost at sea
Capt Wilson reports schooner Norway of Garden Island foundered twelve miles from the Ducks with all hands lost. Tug took her in tow this morning. Names of the lost include Captain William O'Brien, Alfred Zaliffe mate, Sarah Callender cook, Thomas and William Snell, Francis O Winn, William P Crosby, Robert Simons sailors, all of Garden Island. Vessel carried timber from Toledo to Kingston.
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Cincinnati Man Arrested After Fatal Double Tragedy
Frank Rubenberg who killed his wife and child near Batesville Ohio is alive and in Woodsfield jail awaiting recovery. A servant girl thought dead is alive and may recover. Neighbors attribute the deeds to a sudden insanity fit with no other cause given.
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Hyde Park Man Arrested in Elopement Case
NorTH Troy Vermont November 9 George Goodrich of Hyde Park aged 40 and eloped with a Thompson girl five weeks ago was arrested by Officer Gallup and taken to Hyde Park for examination today. He left his wife and family and was known as highly respected well connected and wealthy.
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Woman Found Dead in State Street Closet
The body of Dora Clarence, a New York resident, was found this morning in a house on State Street with a fractured skull. Police are investigating the homicide as a case of murder.
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Finances of Post Office Dept and Election Pay Debate
The Treasury Secret Service reports counterfeit bonds tied to Doyle and notes more forgeries in circulation. The Postoffice budget shows revenues of 33.3 million and expenditures of 36.1 million for the year, with major costs in postmasters and rail transport. Republicans press for funding deputy marshals ahead of elections, with Garfield likely to call an extra session if blocked. Also announced are hangings for the Hirth murderers, a Rhode Island wreck rumor addressed, and a crop report upcoming with possible wheat yield gains. Several appointments and a surge in stamps and postal card production are noted.
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France ministers resign amid church state clash in novel crisis
Paris dispatch reports Dufaures resigns as Commission du contentieux head amid clashes over enforcement of laws against religious congregations. Jules Ferry signals education reforms and magistracy overhaul as ministers resign en masse, with Brisson rumored to form a new administration. Grevy presides as talks continue into night.
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Gladstone Speech at Guild Hall Banquet on Ireland and Eastern Affairs
Gladstone outlines policy on Ireland and land laws, notes illegitimate influence and need to enforce order. He references the Zulu war end and South Africa, British limits in Afghanistan, and Eastern questions with Turkey, Greece, and Berlin treaty concert. He closes with toasts to the Lord Mayor amid a banquet of about 1,000 guests.
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Terrible Southern Austria Earthquake Destroys Life and Property
Vienna reports a strong quake felt from Vienna to the Adriatic and Bosnia. In Agram Croatia, homes were ruined, casualties occurred, and many residents fled to the fields. Labaich workers repair damage as overviews of Irish unrest unfold with troop movements and Boycott tensions surrounding Lough Mask.
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Woman shoots man in failed robbery in Buffalo
In Buffalo on November 9 Tinnie Bryans aged 20 and her sister visited Joseph Kelly aged 18. Bryans picked up a revolver, asked if loaded and fired after he said it was not. The shot struck Kelly in the abdomen and he died about 7 PM after lingering since 2:30 PM.
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Lynch Found Guilty in Jersey City Heights Arson Case
Charles Lynch was tried on arson charges for fires in Jersey City Heights last fall. He was caught attempting to set fire to the Wichman property on New York Avenue. A jury convicted him this afternoon and he faces sentencing next Friday.
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Spinners' Union Looks to Restore 10 Percent Wage Cut
At a Fall River meeting a committee was appointed to lobby manufacturers to restore the late 10 per cent reduction. Spinners at the Shore mill were authorized to strike if noon hour scourging by machinery repeats, denying a full rest period.
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Railroads Seek End to Rate War Across the West
Western and Southwestern railroad executives met to settle a rate war affecting routes to St. Louis and Kansas City. Disputes over share in freight pools, alleged prior agreements, and proposed cuts to 1 and 6 dollars drove the session to adjournment without a settlement.
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Sheridan Urges Larger Army to Guard West Frontiers
Gen. Sheridan's annual report to the General of the Army cites Dakota 4860 officers and men, Platte 2840, Missouri 4770, Texas 3640, arguing current forces are inadequate for vast territory and border demands. He notes one man per 75 square miles overall and one per 125 in Texas, praising troops but urging permanent posts and cohesive western defense with railroad support.
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Denis Kearney Retires From Political Life in San Francisco
Denis Kearney vows to seek livelihood for his family after long public fights. A crowd of Greenbackers, women and hoodlums, plus delegates, jeered and pressed him to stay. He reads a self praised eulogy and urges support while noting his loss of business and friends. An analysis shows his Weaver vote added only three to Greenback totals.
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Fire damages five story factory in New York street
A fire gutted the upper three stories of the five story brick factory at 313 to 323 East Twenty second street in New York. Alyis A Berman owns the building and Hertz and Co veneer works report $15000 in losses. John Maret glass grinder loses $10000 with other firms suffering 5000 to 2000 losses. Total estimated loss is 54000. In Gardiner Maine the planing mill of Lawrence and Beedle in South Gardiner was destroyed, leaving only the boiler and some lumber. loss about 2000, insured 1600. The blaze is thought to have started from the machinery.
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Trial Justice Deans Faces Removal Inquiry At State House
Gov Long and the Executive Council weigh charges against Medway Trial Justice Charles H Deans seeking his removal. Petitioners accuse him of abusing office by arresting Williams, hiding, taking bribes, failing to prosecute liquor sellers, and denying search warrants. Witnesses include Henry A Williams Roswell P Ross and Rev Alexius Ide.
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Rifle match set by Massachusetts Rifle Association at Walnut Hill
The Massachusetts Rifle Association met at Youngs Hot to plan a rifle match at Walnut Hill on Thursday November 22 with Lowell ammunition and prizes totaling 75 dollars. Teams will have five men each with ten shots per man and entries close November 15. Officials and captains from multiple state militias attended, and a circular notice will be distributed to all companies.
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