Industry and Commerce Not to be Disturbed by Politics
A Cincinnati businessman urges firms to meet and disavow hostile anti-South sentiment in local papers. Theodore Cook counters a banker’s alarmist bond forecast, urging a fair market response. Philadelphia Time notes business desires peaceful governance and separation of politics from commerce, trusting prosperity under any presidential choice.
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New York
Cincinnati
D. J. Falls
Mechanics’ National Bank
Hancock
United States
Tinancier
Fallis
Theodore Cook
Philadelphia
Tts
Garbeld
Political War Claims and Campaign Notes From Indianapolis
The telegraph from Indianapolis reports on war claims legislation favoring Union veterans, with James B. Weaver denouncing fusion with old parties. Denis Kearney urges light spread as Butler campaigns in New York and upstate. Bayard, McClellan, and Grant are noted for upcoming appearances and a Republican National Committee meeting set for October 14. Gambling pools in Pittsburg speculate on Sanders and Hancock in Indiana’s election.
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Indianapolis
Greensburg
Enoch G. Proctor
Proctor
Carl Schurz
Ohio
Cleveland
Schurz
Gen
Garfield
Hancock
White House
James B. Weaver
Denis Kearney
Butler
Norwich
Binghamton
N. Y
Elmira
Dunkirk
Olean
Senator Bayard
New York State
Gov. McClellan
Republican National Executive Committee
New York
Grant
Pittsburg
Indiana
Sanders
Brattleboro
New England
Col. French
Charles P. Thompson
Anderson
William Gaston
John K. Tarbox
Charles Levi
Woodbury
More Money Wanted for the Survey of the Public Lands
Washington reports Commissioner Williamson urges expanding the General Land Office with higher salaries and staff. The fiscal year ending June 30 1880 saw 15 699 253 acres of public lands surveyed and 652 151 acres of private land claims. Disposals include cash entries 850 740 acres and homesteads 6 145 570. Also notes Meeker case, comet sighting, Taylor salary payment, mint coinage, Havana yellow fever deaths, and enforcement actions near Red Oak.
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Williamson
General Land Office
Agricultural College
Ute Commission
Meeker
Interior Department
White River
United States
Zachary Taylor
Virginia
Havana
Rachel
Boston
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Clark
Atlanta
Red Oak
Campbell County
Duel Ends in Fatal Bottle Wound in Manchester
In Manchester New Hampshire on October 1 23 year old Frenchman John Blanchard was killed by 18 year old Pierce Edward Powers after a street quarrel near Connor's beer hall. Powers and companion were arrested after the assault which left Blanchard with a severed jugular vein. A coroner's jury convened to hear testimony with witnesses still to be examined.
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N. H
John Blanchard
Pierce Edward Powers
Powers
Amherst Street
Blanchard
Connor
Dennis Quinn
Uo Central Street
Lowell
Vermont
Young Powers
Saratoga
Fortress Monroe
Madeira
William Lendevey
Bridgeport
Conn
Halifax
Bedford Basin
Albert G. F. Goerson
Philadelphia
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Centreville
Iowa
U. S. Circuit Court
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Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska
Quebec
Paris
William J. Fairchild
Burton,Clarke, Howell and
Shoemaker
Michigan
Ohio
Chicago
Richard French
Fairchild
Kansas
Alexander Sutherland
Methodist Church of Canada
Far West
Mle
Geo
A. Miner
Pres
M. B
Daming
New Ieland Pedagogical Association
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
Smith
Dorchester High School
L. H. Buckingham
Legal decision favors American Union Company in telegraph dispute
Justice Miller delivers opinion in Western Union vs Union Pacific Kansas Pacific American Union Telegraph cases. Court amends injunction to allow Union Pacific to transmit public business over Kansas Pacific lines for telegraph companies without discrimination. Immediate order grants Union Pacific the right to transmit commercial paid messages. Remaining contract questions await final hearing.
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American Union Company
St. Louis
Justice Miller
Supreme Court
Western Union Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Kansas Broad Company
Socal
Kansas
Kansas Pacific Railroad Company
American Caion Telegraph Company
American Union Telegraph Company
Justice Miler
Union Pyertic Railroad Company
Kansas Pacific Railway Company
Strike at the Barber Valley Mill Spurs Local Labor Tensions
In Fall River on September 30 the Bar vard Mill weavers walked off over a change in the class of goods affecting wages. The act asserts pay parity with prior work, while the agent claims equal rates. The stoppage is local to this mill and likely short, with spinners awaiting a Saturday meeting to decide. Manufacturers plan a wage-comparison table to show gains since a 15 percent rise and a further 1 percent boost recently.
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Fall River
Barvard
Welcome to the City and a City Welcome
A procession through principal streets led to the Esmond Hotel where apartments were provided. Bells rang, steam whistles blew, and crowds cheered. The President appeared on the balcony to thank the citizens, with Gen. Sherman, Secretary Ramsey, and Mrs. Hayes receiving cheers and acknowledgments.
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Esmond Hotel
Sherman
Ramsey
Hayes
Attempt to avert war in Turkey and Albania escalates
In Lonpoy Oct 1 The Times notes hope for pacific action under the Berlin Treaty as the Powers weigh responses to the Porte. The Daily News reports a grace period until Sunday, with Britain unlikely to abandon policy though Austria Germany France Italy Russia all influence the outcome. Albanians near Dulcigno grow in numbers, Riza Pasha warns residents to flee, but locals refuse. Mixed dispatches on Carlyle illness, Cork Parnell demonstration, Dan Fulanos’s lineage, and grain outlook cite America as key supplier. Disturbances near Bruges prompt fatalities. Belgium shipping dues under review. Ireland observes cautious cabinet stance on extremism and law.
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Turkey
Lonpoy
the Times
East
Daily News
Cabinet Council
Austria
Germany
Italy
France
Russia
Ragusa
Dulcigno
Riza Pasha
Thomas Carlyle
Corporation of Cork
Parnell
Limerick
Keene
Dan Fulanos
Newmarket
King Alfonso
Canary
Harry Bassett
Liverpool
Great Britain
America
Cettinje
Camp Suturman
Ireland
Lord Mountmorres
Sweeney
Gannon
Bruges
Legiam
Antwerp
Bismarck
Bundesrath
Belgium
Forster
Blanuer
Bernhardt season tickets go on sale at Booths
The Bernhardt season tickets began selling at Booths in New York with a rush. Season price is 80 dollars and within an hour 400 orchestra chairs were snapped up, totaling about 24000 dollars.
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Booth’s
H. K. Purdy
Acapulco
United States
Shields
Col. Strachan
Massachusetts Ninth Regiment
Sixty Ninth Regiment
Charles J. Murphy
Brooklyn
Adrienne
Miss Davenport
Mr. Price
Mrs. Price
Davenport
Grand Dames of
Iasdame
Brighton Beach Mile and Dash Winners Raced in Oct Meet
At Brighton Beach in October Surge won the mile heat and placed second and third in other heats with times 1 45 and 1 49. Maud R led the first heat in 1 45. Boardman won the mile and one eighth dash in 2 00 and Nimblefoot the mile dash in 1 45 4. Miss Maloy won the hurdle in 2 53. In Louisville October racing Ventriloquist won a mile heat for three year olds with 1 45 with Virtuma and Dictum close behind. Matagorda took the selling race mile and a quarter, Selex won the 2 year dash in 1 46, and Jim Malone won the three quarter mile dash in 1 17.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Surge
Maud R
Boardman
Nimblefoot
Miss Maloy
Louisville
Ventriloquist
Virtuma
Dictum
Matagorda
Miss Nailer
Mayday
Selex
Lucy May
Voltagne
Jim Malone
Blanche
Miss Nailer Turd
Utah Woman Suffrage Law Defies Equal Registration
A writ of mandamus sought to strike off women voters in Utah but the Utah Supreme Court ruled that mandamus cannot compel registration officers to remove names and that updating lists is not a ministerial act. The challenge to the law’s validity continues.
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Salty Lake
Utah
Supreme Court of Utah
Supreme Court
Chatham Lumber and Fish Exports Reported for September
The September exports from Chatham show 17 202 000 feet deals and 45 000 palings of lumber, plus 368 tons shipped. Fish exports total 645 000 pounds of fresh lobsters to the United Kingdom and 9 600 pounds to France, 9 600 pounds of mackerel to the United Kingdom, 250 barrels to the United States, and 2 603 pounds of salmon to the United States.
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St. John
N. B
Chatham
United Kingdom
France
United States
New York Autumn Life Brought to Bright City Scenes
The piece surveys New York in autumn sunlight, praising the city’s art, theatres, parks, and social season. It notes Fifth Avenue gaiety, debutantes, Delmonico balls, and a blend of culture and commerce, while contrasting Bostonian views and Bohemian circles in Manhattan society.
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Central Park
Delmonico’s
Dreamland
Hawthorne
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Vienna
Bohemia
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Daly’s
Edgar Fawcett
Anna Dickinson
Fanny Davenport
Muebh
Miss Dickinson
Miss Davenport
Comarty
Kate Vivian
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