The Pomp and Circumstance of War in South Carolina
A Columbia Despatch report critiques the Union occupation force in South Carolina. It details a large but scattered military presence of 1200 to 1500 troops, aims to deter insurrection, and to sway voters, while officers keep movement plans secret and the overall mission appears farcical.
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Resignation Rumor Hits Morrill After Election
In Washington on Oct 29 rumors say Secretary Morrill has placed his resignation in the President s hands to take effect after the election. The undercurrent hints at a secret fight for the Maine Senatorship and suggests Cabinet prospects end March 4. Clerks grow disaffected forming Tilden and Hendricks clubs.
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Paris Criticism Sparks U S Exposition Row
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Stirring Democratic Campaign Rally Across New Hampshire
A Boston Post despatch details rousing Tilden and Hendricks meetings in Lancaster Laconia and nearby towns. Speeches by Rand Parker and Kent draw large crowds as torchlight and parade events energize Northern New Hampshire for Reform. Plans include further addresses in Colebrook Gorham Hanover Nashua and a big torch procession with clubs from multiple cities.
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Governor Tilden’s Letter on Southern Claims
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Falls to the ground injures several people none fatally
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Arctic Expedition Returns with Polar Ice Hard Facts
London reports Capt Nares telegram confirming the voyage details. The Polar Sea is never navigable, ice averages 80 feet thick, and polar dogs and birds migrate south of Cape Columbia. A Polaris Grave tablet is erected at Polaris Bay, and Greenland traces end at latitude 81 52. The narrative recalls fierce ice battles, sledge drifts of 276 miles covered 73, and heavy scurvy among crews.
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Fire destroys mill in Rome and injures workers
A fire at the First Stannix knitting mill in Rome, owned by Mudge & Ames, completely consumed the stone building built about 1815 once a U S Arsenal. Loss $65,000 to $70,000 with $40,000 insured. A hundred mill workers lose jobs as surrounding homes are saved. A Democratic torchlight event preceded slow fire response. Also, Fall River fires destroy a two-story house and barn on Fish road with $2,000 total loss and insured possessions, and another wooden building on Stafford road with $1,500 loss.
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Entry of Russian Force Vies with Allied Consent Likely Today
Belgrade dispatch reports a Russian force with German and Austrian consent and Roumanian cooperation ready to enter Servia, with operations expected to begin today. Other notes cover ministers in Constantinople debating an armistice, Montenegro's actions in Albania, and French German moves toward a six weeks armistice.
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