Butler’s Massachusetts defeat anchors his rising profile
Col Forney highlights Benjamin F. Butler’s unmatched political reach and the shock of his Massachusetts gubernatorial loss on November 4. He predicts a Republican victory in 1879 and warns Butler may become a dominant force in 1880, potentially reshaping Southern influence after the next census.
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Republicans Craving Southern Fear Tactics and Cuban War News
Washington dispatches argue Republicans delay help in Louisiana to keep northern voters wary of the South. Cuban patriots renew their struggle against Spain, winning a battle with 250 dead or wounded as 3,000 fighters clash. Grant’s allies pursue canal company schemes while other Republicans plot a Grant Stephens ticket. Ireland faces distress with Britain pledging large public works spending.
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Lousiana
Havana
Spain
Grant
Republican Party
Nicaaraguan Canal Company
Meade
Alex. Stephens
Why Republican Speakers Do Not Go To Louisiana
Republican speakers skip Louisiana due to party history and political risk. Alignments with public concerns, state voting patterns, and concerns over campaign strategy drive selective appearances and scheduling decisions in the region. Local dynamics and rival endorsements further shape outreach and messaging choices.
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Louisiana
Grant Ticket Above All May Unite South and North
A Boston Post special dispatch reports talks among prominent Republicans and a Georgia politician supporting Gen. Grant for national leadership. A Stephens blend is floated as a ticket pairing Grant with A. H. Stephens to sweep Southern and Northern states, suggesting a unity move for the 1880 campaign. Census and postal notes follow with district supervision, appointments, and possible resignations of high officials.
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Sandy River Railroad to Open This Week at Farmington
The Sandy River gauge railroad from Farmington to Phillips is nearly finished with track laid to within three miles of Phillips. The bridge at Strong is nearly complete and passable for locomotives. Opening day is set for the 20th with a public demonstration promised. The line travels through a mineral rich region and was built by P Maney & Son and by T and R Shanahan.
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Thousands of Ireland's Laboring Men to be Given a Job
Government relief plan promises employment for thousands of laboring men in Ireland. Officials report new public works positions will be created across counties to alleviate unemployment and stimulate local economies this season. Local authorities expect rapid deployment and oversight of funded projects.
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Spaniards Defeated by Patriots Amid Cuban War Echoes
New York reports a Havana dispatch detailing insurgent attacks in Holguin and Barrancas with 250 killed or wounded in a clash with Gen Valena. Patriots besiege Holguin, sack stores, seize booty, and recruit near Las Guasimas as reinforcements flow from Havana.
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Mint Director reports gold and silver deposits for fiscal year
The Mint director's year report shows total deposits and purchases of gold and silver totaling 271,179,65465 with gold at 42,254,156 86 and silver at 28,925,497 85. Domestic production amounts include 38,549,705 89 in gold and 26,934,728 76 in silver. Coinage reached 68,312,592 50, featuring 2,759,621 gold coins worth 40,986,912 and 27,228,850 silver coins worth 27,227,82 50, plus 960,200 minor coins totaling 97,798. Substantial gold demand for smaller denominations is noted with more eagles, half eagles and quarter eagles coined than in sixteen years, no trade dollars or subsidiary coins except proofs, and subsidiary coin issued since the resumption act totaling 42,974,931.
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Sectional Strife in Louisiana Echoes Republican Doubts
Washington reports reveal Republican leaders fear Southern disunity if Northern speakers campaign in Louisiana. A GOP Committee member says attempts to mobilize speakers failed as leaders worry Northern gains would erode the solid South. No funds or documents have been sent to aid Republicans there.
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Louisiana
Relief for Ireland's Poor Public Works Plan Planned
Dublin dispatch reports the Viceroy will start an extensive public works program to relieve distress in Ireland. Proposals include reclaiming waste land, hygienic drainage, harbor extensions, railway piers, and river wharves. Urgency grows as potato crop failure and fuel scarcity worsen conditions. anti rent agitation continues and the Irish National Convention eyes 1882 reforms.
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Treasury Comptroller report details 1879 fiscal year accounts
The First Comptroller reports year ended June 30 1879 with 2 462 warrants totaling 2 166 185 730 42 and 17 625 accounts 6 105 465 vouchers involving 2 643 504 661 58. It notes 1 950 requisitions examined and urges clarifying statutes on claims and double salaries while highlighting gaps in department coverage and underused appropriations.
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Tilden to Back Adams for Democratic Nomination
A Syracuse letter says Tilden favors Charles Francis Adams of Massachusetts as the Democratic presidential nominee. It claims Adams could unite the party and win the nation with a prudent second on the ticket. A Utica conference of leading Democrats is planned to act on the matter. Ex Gov Seymour declined a presidential bid but urged Democratic harmony. A dinner of scratchers voted to keep the Independent Republicans name.
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Forgeries and scams endanger a Lancaster trader’s family
L C Zink of Lancaster Ohio, a grain and lumber dealer, fled last week and is found to have committed large scale forgeries and embezzlement totaling about 15000 to 20000 dollars. He raised bills of lading forged checks damaged farmers and businesses including Columbus sash factory and Dorey Dent grain dealers. His father, an honest farmer, ruined by his son’s actions. Zink is believed to have taken a woman from a respectable family and is traced to Canada.
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Lancaster
Columbus Sash
Dorey & Dent
M. A. Dougherty
Columbus
Young Zink
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Zink
New York
Canada
France as peacemaker under Waddington at council
London reports a French Ministry council chaired by President Grevy. Foreign Minister Waddington praised France for peace with all powers, urged restraint amid European tensions, and urged diplomacy over renewed strife. He noted France’s flourishing republic and urged maintaining stable peace as a model for Europe.
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France
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Diphtheria Ravages Russia With Nationwide Mortality
London dispatch reports a severe diphtheria outbreak across Russia with high mortality. Regions like Mirgorod Odessa Stauropol Kishe neft and Kharkoff report hundreds to thousands of deaths in recent years and a government commission is set to investigate causes and enforce control measures. Also London notes a lengthy account by M Humbert detailing torture of French political prisoners at the Bagnio Noumea with thumb screws bastinado and hanging punished by flogging.
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Regulators warn rogues in Kentucky uprising proclamation
A Cincinnati report says Regulators in Northeastern Kentucky issued a Declaration style proclamation. They claim to protect honest citizens from four years of assassination and robbery, warn barn burners and murderers to leave, and threaten lynch law while distancing themselves from being a mob. Lewis Scoggs was convicted of murdering William Wadle in Elliott county Ky and sentenced to eight years in prison, later moved to avoid sentence shortening.
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Daughter of the General Elopes With Married Man in London
New York telegrams report Miss Sickles, 26, daughter of Daniel E. Sickles, eloped with Englishman McCarthy. They fled to London where Gen. Sickles pursued and had them arrested. McCarthy is alleged to have a wife and weak social ties.
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Drought Drives Petersburg Residents to Seek Water
Petersburg Virginia reports three months of drought causing anxiety as wells and streams dry up. In nearby counties residents travel miles for water, and local churches held prayers today for much needed rain.
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Importer Pings Arrested for Fraud in Invoices and Duties
New York report updates Julius B. Pings of Pinner & Pings facing charges of defrauding U S customs through false invoices and statements. Bail set at 5,000 per case, with a civil suit seeking recovery of duties. The store and warehouse goods are in revenue custody as authorities pursue the multi thousand dollar claim.
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One Man Killed in Saw Mill Boiler Explosion
A boiler explosion at Woods and Reynolds saw mill and salt block in Carrolton near East Saginaw injures three men and kills Jean Petell. Fireman Edward Raquepas was hurled through the roof into the river, likely fatally injured. Cyrus Burr and Frank Robinson suffer critical injuries with head and shoulder wounds. Mill damage estimated at $8,000.
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Lost Buffalo Schooner C G Breed Capsizes With Wheat Cargo
The schooner C G Breed carrying 24000 bushels of wheat from Detroit to Buffalo capsized eighty miles east of Point au Pelee. Captain Rose of Detroit and mate James Smith of Buffalo are confirmed among the missing. Frank Davis survived after nearly thirteen hours in the water, picked up by the Milwaukee.
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Railway Disasters: One Killed as Train Falls Through Bridge
A south bound freight derailed through a Riverdale River bridge near Alton Illinois injuring the engineer and fireman severely and killing a brakeman. Six cars plunged into the river. Bridge described as new and well built. Damages about seven thousand dollars. No train delay reported.
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Grain Ships Lost At Sea Increase In Trade Loss
New York reports more grain laden vessels lost at sea than any other class. The steamers Telford and Joseph Pease are overdue with anxious reports. Telford left October 4 and Pease October 1 for Europe. no word since. Most fear both sunk, though some hope Pease may remain afloat.
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Denver coach plunges down precipice killing minister
A Leadville despatch reports a Denver coach overturned Friday night, killing Rev. W. Pickett and seriously injuring nine others. Pickett had just completed a church at Leadville.
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Drowned wife near Dyers Island and county news
A Fairfield Collamore wife was found drowned near Dyer's Island last Wednesday. She reportedly suffered fits. her death's cause remains unclear with no inquest held. The report notes other Lincoln county items including a elopement, Methodist semi centennial plans in Alfred, and a free bridge project for Gardiner. An ice settlement case and a historic murder conviction tied to Isaac Spencer are also referenced.
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Merrimack votes against sale of alcohol in town
In Merrimack the town voted 87 to 27 to prohibit the sale of beer and other alcoholic beverages. Elsewhere, a string of incidents include a burglary at a Concord restaurant, a missing man presumed dead from Portsmouth, arbutus blossoms gathered in Portsmouth area, small-pox cases in Laconia, a damaging Portsmouth wind event, and a fatal Bristol shooting accident involving Orville Haynes.
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Notable Middlebury Liquor Sale Stoppage and College Rebellion
Reports say principal hotels in Middlebury halted liquor sales. At Northfield a tramp was found in a car near hogs after a train stop. Ascutneyville youth, recently wed to a robust French woman, misbehaves as domestic tensions erupt. Middlebury College sophomores appealed to suspension amid a faculty dispute with freshmen and upperclassmen. Swanton residents hear of 15 year old Sarah McKeown missing then declares death by Montreal telegram, later returning home claiming an elaborate prank to surprise her grandmother.
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Recount of Nantucket Old Men and Local Casualties
A Nantucket count finds forty seven men aged eighty or more. Reports detail a Manchester man’s ear injury in Newburyport, a beloved banker near death in Newburyport, a missing Springfield man feared to have committed suicide, and a fatal fall from a Fernwood lake ice house. A labor suit over liquor sales begins in Lawrence, accidents claim lives at Old Colony Railroad and East Holliston, and a 38 year old nail maker survives a near fatal gun discharge in a Boston suburb.
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Sheriff George Manchester Near Death At Newport County
George Manchester of Portsmouth, Sheriff of Newport county, has been ill for weeks and is not expected to live after a sudden turn Sunday. Nearly twenty years ago Jonathan Weaver was murdered in Newport near the beach. a young man was arrested but acquitted after alibi. Tonight a sailor in Newport is said to have learned from a dying Peruvian hospital patient that he, not the accused, struck the blow while under liquor and fled.
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Augusta and Bangor Stir Over Legislature Count
Reports from Augusta and Bangor say the Governor and Council plan to count out Republican majorities in the Legislature to seize control for the coming year. The expected formal count starts tomorrow with many observers and party leaders traveling to Augusta to attend the sessions.
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Eastern bred trotters sale draws poor prices in New York
Wesley P. Balch of Boston sold trotters and coach horses in New York on November 15. Prices reflected weak demand despite quality stock with individual sales including Abdallah at 1425 dollars, Lady Rolfe pair at 375, Susan Brown at 725, and Rocket at 200, among others.
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Douglass testifies on Ute massacre details at Los Pinos
Denver observer describes Douglass on the witness stand reporting Indians objected to plowing, Meeker's promise to view soldiers, the firing of shots, and Meeker’s household distress. He helped Mrs. Meeker after the massacre, while Johnson denies knowledge of the massacre. Proceedings hint at a council deciding to kill Adams, then changing course, with translation gaps.
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Grant Holds Reception for Mexican War Veterans in Chicago
General Grant greeted about twenty veterans at his son's residence, then met callers at a hotel where he shook hands at a rate of about thirty per minute, reaching roughly 500 in three hours. He next attended a private reception at Mr. Potter Palmer's residence with his wife and daughter-in-law. He also attended the Methodist Church centenary service, where a vast audience heard him and he shook hands with numerous attendees at the exit.
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Canada Grants Ship Building Duty Drawback Limits
The Governor in council orders that the drawback of duty paid on canvas, paints and oils, chains, spikes, iron and iron knees used in ship construction may be granted by the Minister of Customs. Drawback limited to 40 cents per registered ton for ships built without iron knees and 50 cents per ton for ships built with iron knees.
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Toombs interview in Chicago despatch sparks Union doubts
The Atlanta Constitution of November 14 prints Robert Toombs remarks claiming the Union cannot endure and honest government is impossible under the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments. He says he speaks only for himself and will not share further details.
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Doston and Maine Railroad
Amos Blanchard
Jonols
Lancaster Mills
James
Amory
Nashua Manufacturing Company
Frederic Amory
Treasuer
Jackson Company
Noit
Lebanon
Ueo
A. Kettell
Lowell Machine Shop
Pemberton Square
William A. Burke
W. H. Cundy
Mile Street
Corner Arch
J. Murray Howe
Count Street
John Ffries & Sons
Tte
Real Est& Tate
M@RTGA
Bogea
Devonshire Street
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!