The Square-Toed Yankee in Punch Cartoons
In 1876 a British observer recalls finding a square-toed booted man in Wisconsin, an English immigrant about twelve years earlier. He notes how such boots signaled Americans to Irish Fenian authorities and jokes about Punch magazine’s Yankee origin. The piece also mentions John Bright's eyeglass and a Quaker outfit once worn by the politician’s father.
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Wisconsin
Ireland
Punch
John Bright
Mr. Punch
English Blight Devastates Crops and Raises Emigration Debate
A severe weather induced crop disaster across England and Scotland devastates cereals hay and vegetables pulling many peasants and small farmers into hardship. Loss in England is estimated at 200 million dollars while Ireland reports good harvests. Emigration schemes urged by Joseph Arch gain support as a remedy though officials seek effective aid for distressed workers.
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England
Scotland
Ireland
Joseph Arch
Wriss
America
Bitter campaign tone foretold for 1880 Republicans
The remarks of Republican ex-changes foreshadow a harsh Radical campaign against Democrats. The plan uses fevered attacks and the bloody shirt to mobilize the Solid South, relying on prejudice rather than arguments. Voters earlier rebuked such tactics in 1876 and may punish anew.
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Congress
Massachusetts caucuses nominate delegates at Worcester and Faneuil Hall
Last evening caucuses in the city chose delegates to the Worcester and Faneuil Hall State Conventions and other conventions to nominate minor offices. The fiftieth anniversary of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society was celebrated at Horticultural Hall yesterday with Hon. Marshal P. Wilder delivering the oration.
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Faneuil Hall
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Horticultural Hall
Marshal P. Wilder
Remont ST
Boston -On
Real Estate and Goods Auctions Across Cities This Week
A sequence of sales listings from September days shows real estate auctions with Henry C. Bird & Co and S. Hatch & Co, plus sales of horses carriages harness boots shoes furniture and dry goods. Multiple firms including Hawes Day Wilmerding Bunting and Pancoast hold auctions in Philadelphia New York and Cincinnati with times from 9.30 A M to 1 P M and includes stocks ribbons and domestic wares.
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Henry C. Bird & Co
Moses Colman & Won
Albert Howe & Co
Isburgh & Walker
A. M. Bates
H. Harris & Co
Osgood & Greenough
Moses Colman & Son
R. L. Day & Co
Hawes & Henshaw
Rhodes & Co
New York
Wilmerding
Hoguet Dry Goods, &c
Philad
R. F
A. S. Eaton
Hoet & Co
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting’s Sons
Boots
C. C. Ee
James H. Laws & Co
Cincinnati
Immense Crowd Attends Exer cises and Tribute to Mothers
A large audience gathers for a historic program featuring the Exer cises, a roll of famous men, and a tribute to mothers. Organizers emphasize national memory and civic pride with speakers and ceremonial elements.
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Paris Me Celebrates Town's Great Day In 1879
Correspondence from Paris Maine portrays a grand 1879 celebration with a national salute, large crowds, decorated homes, and a Boston tent. Speakers include Gov. Perhumn and Lion Horatio King, plus a notable roll of honor praising local natives and residents who held national offices.
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Col. Beals
Boston
Hubbard
Cummings
Hamlin
Jarvas C
Senator Hamlin
Orison Ripley
Portland
South Paris
Ripley
Massachusetts
Keller
Geo. F. Hammond
Perhumn
Estes
Lion
Horatio King
Alice C. Maxon
Emery
Post
United States
Federal Treasury
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Senate
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Oxford County
British Plan Of Operations In Afghanistan Sketch
The Times notes India government withholds military news while outlining a repeat of last autumns operations. Three columns from a scientific frontier will move via Kyber and Candahar with Roberts commanding 6500 troops. Ghilzais may resist, railways planned, and a depot near Kushi to support advance.
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the Times
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Thull
Gorcon
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Peshawar
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Jugalatak
Pesbhawar
Basawal
Allahabad
Standard
Bombay
Mooltan
Herat
Badakshan
Baikh
Simla
Yakoob Khan
Bolan Pass
Convention and Nominate James A. Gary for Governor
The Republican State Convention met at Concor dia Opera House in Baltimore with broad county and district attendance. James A. Gary was nominated for Governor after a harmonious gathering that adopted a platform urging national supremacy, strong election laws, and reform while denouncing Democratic fraud and interference. Adjourned sine die.
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Milton G. Urner
Republic of the United States
Congress
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Democratic Party
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Republican Party
General Assembly
Hayes
Creswell
James A. Gary
Samuel Mallaben
Francis M. Darby
J. T. McCullough
Court of Appeals
Gary
Maryland
Views of Fred Douglass on the Negro Exodus
Saratoga N Y Sept 12 F B Sanborn reports to Social Science Association on Fred Douglass s view of the emigration of Blacks from the South He calls emigration a simple lawful remedy and says the exodus shows Southern dependence on Black labor He cautions against premature surrender and notes Howard University s President favors emigration for reducing politics in the South Langhorne of Virginia advocates mixed schools for colored students
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N. Y
F. B. Sanborn
Social Science Association
Department of Social Economy
Prof
Wayland
Fred. Douglass
South
Douglass
Greener
Law School
Howard University
Langhorne
Virginia
Washington notes compare July internal revenue totals
The report shows July 1879 internal revenue differences from July 1878: spirits up to 3,974,839 from 3,540,694. tobacco down to 3,139,200 from 3,899,078. fermented liquors up to 1,257,173 from 1,156,308. banks down to 729,501 from 813,459. Aggregate receipts July 1879 9,683,831 vs 10,003,016 in 1878, a decrease of 319,184, with total receipts to date showing a slight year over year increase of about 72,000.
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Bailes Sentenced to Hang but Lynching Prevented at Athens
Montgomery reports Bailes, who murdered his wife, was sentenced to hang in Athens. The crowd of about 3,000 attempted to lynch him, breaking the jail, but the sheriff intervened by driving Bailes away and locking him in a wagon. The case was appealed to the Supreme Court next term, suspending the sentence.
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Fairman Rodgers
Philadelphia
Candy
Samuel Burrell
Montgomery
Ala
Bailes
Athens
Supreme Court
Destruction of Phylloxera Spreads Across Italian Swiss Border
London dispatch reports vigorous measures against Phylloxera in Como Milan Lucca Monza districts with infected vineyards and orchards destroyed by order of Italy's Minister of Commerce. Similar actions affect Swiss territory amid provincial 1880 fiscal declines and rising War Office costs.
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London News
Rome
Como
Milan
Lucca
Monza
War Office
Epidemic Deaths Sweep Mexican Border Towns
Apox outbreak devastates Mair Mexico with fifteen deaths in a single day and spreads to Roma Texas where ten children have died. Nearby ranches are badly infected as health officials brace for further impact.
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Mexico
Roma
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Twenty One Cases and Donations in Memphis and Morgan City
Memphis reports twenty one cases, four deaths, and donations totaling six thousand one hundred sixty nine dollars to the Howard Association. A fraud claim on aid to ex Federal soldiers is noted, with ongoing relief via Jay Gould and the Pittsburg Relief Committee.
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Morgan City
Claude B. Prestige
Percy D. Harrison
Carrie Sneed
Mollie Madden
Barbara Axtman
William H. Uawner
Carl Valando
Howards
Jay Gould
Howard Association
W. J. Smith
Washington
National Board of Health Today
New Orleans
Tenn
The
Pittsburg Relief Committee
Fire at East Boston house. minor damage to unoccupied site
About five this Friday afternoon boys set fire to a vacant dwelling at 37 Everitt Street East Boston. Engine 11 extinguished the blaze with slight damage. The house is owned by Joseph Baker. Earlier today another fire damaged the corner building at Hallock and Prentiss in Roxbury, with contents hurt about 450 dollars.
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Everitt Street
Boston
Engine 11
Joseph Baker
Hallock and
Prentiss Streets
Roxbury
Embezzlement at Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis
The Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis suffered a $135,000 shortfall discovered by the bank examiner. Assistant Cashier W. W. Keene confessed to the defalcation, saying funds were used in speculative ventures. about $8,000 recovered as unexpired margins. Keene surrendered. the bank seeks full restoration while stockholders’ wealth backs confidence.
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Minn
Northwestern National Bank
W. W. Keene
Keene
E. Nieler
Europe
Boston Theatre season opens with Boulogne and Gaythornes
Boston theatres report closing performances this afternoon and evening for Boulogne and the Gaythornes. Next week F S Chanfrau performs Kit the Arkansas Traveller, with Casar Smith and Barry among the stars, plus elaborate scenic enhancements.
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Boston Theatre
Boulogne
Gaythornes
Chanfrau
Kit
Chantran
Julius Casar Smith
Thomas Barry
Rachael Noah
Pennoyer
Boston
Dudley Street Opera House
Dickie Lingard
Messrs
W. H. Lytell
Harry Josephs
Amy Ames
Louisa Morse
Blanche Mortimer
Burnand
Miss Bape
Coney Island Races at New York Meet
Coney Island races featured a selling heat won by Hippogriffe in 1.17 3-4, a mile and a quarter handicap title to Enter prise in 2.15 1-4, and Vera Cruz taking a mile and five furlongs in 2.53. Abbott fell off, rider Abrams sustaining internal injuries. Raven won the handicap hurdle over eight jumps in 3.58 1-4.
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Enterprise
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Abrams
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Raven
Not Guilty in DeKalb Murder Trial
In DeKalb Mississippi on September 12 Henry J Gully was found not guilty of murdering Cornelia Chisholm. Judge Morris argued for conspiracy but the jury acquitted after a brief deliberation. A large orderly crowd attended the trial all week.
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Charlestown
Hanlan and Courtney Agree to Five Mile Row on Chattaqua Lake
Rochester dispatch reports Hanlan and Courtney concluded a match for October 8 on Chattaqua Lake between 3 and 6 pm. Five miles with a turn to determine the Hop Bitters prize of 6000 dollars. William Blaikie of New York named referee.
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Wm. Blaikie
New York
Races At Plymouth Draw Large Crowd And Premiums
A large attendance of about three thousand gathered in Plymouth Massachusetts for races and premiums. Alfred Rogers of South Boston won the final heat for horses that never trotted for money. Frank Fuller of Kingston claimed top premiums for both gentlemans driving horses and horses without records. Benjamin Alden of Duxbury won the horseback race. Harrison Rogers of Brockton won the free for all purse of seventy five dollars. Bicycle race premiums went to F H Johnson Brockton with K W Shaw and C A Marshall receiving other cups. Additional premiums were awarded for best stallion apples pears and cranberries to local growers.
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Frank Fuller
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Howard Clapp
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Harrison Rogers
Brockton
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C. A. Marshall
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Stay of proceedings in Nichols removal granted
Gotham Gleanings notes Judge Westbrook vacating the stay of proceed ings on the removal of Police Commissioner Nichols. Also reported are the funer al of Leonard Montefiore of London, Hoffmans resignation as sachem, a serenade for Alonzo B. Cornell, Irish Gentlemen's Cricket results, and a Bremen ship bringing 600000 dollars in gold.
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Hoboken
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Alonzo B. Cornell
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Fires Destroy Watches and Mills Across Several States
A series of fires caused heavy losses. In Franklin Massachusetts Waite’s building at Franklin Center burned after a kerosene lamp exploded, with $40,000 loss and $32,000 insured. Manchester New Hampshire’s box 51 fire destroyed a planing mill and adjoining shop with $12,000 loss, partially insured. West Brookfield Massachusetts saw a house fire near North Brookfield with $1,000 loss. New York City reports Hamburger’s furniture factory loss at $75,000 with several small insured amounts. Providence Rhode Island saw C F & N W Pierce mill burn for $20,000. London reports a railway station at Woloczysk burned for 100,000 roubles. New Bedford Massachusetts barn damaged $400 with no insurance. Ottumwa Iowa oatmeal establishment burned. $18,000 loss, $15,000 insured.
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Attleboro
Rhode Island
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Standard
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Elm Street
Races at Lexington see record time as One Dime wins opening event
At Association Course Lexington large crowd attends as One Dime wins the 1 3 4 mile feature with Ada Glenn second Aureleus third. Time 3 05 3 4, half second faster than the distance record. The colt and filly stakes goes to Sly Dame in 1 48 1 2. Incommode wins mile and a quarter for all ages in 2 16 8 4.
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Toledo
Sinking under Mahoney Plane Colliery Causes Homes to Be Evacuated
In Pottsville Pennsylvania on September 12 residents of Mahoney Plane were awakened by a rumbling and shaking as the Stanton colliery workings caved in. The mine shafts extend beneath several houses prompting residents to move to safety while fearing their homes may collapse.
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Railroad War Ends Between Major Lines In Midwest
The railroad fare dispute among Chicago and Alton, Missouri Pacific, and St. Louis Kansas City and Northern lines is resolved. Passenger and freight rates between St. Louis and Kansas City and Chicago are restored, ending a protracted rate war.
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Fox Hunt Responds to Newport Start From Southwick Grove
Over thirty ladies and gentlemen took part in the fox hunt this afternoon starting from Southwick Grove. The van lasted fifty minutes.
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R. I
Southwick Grove
Providence 75 hours walk standings at Park Garden
In Providence Rhode Island the 75 hours’ walk at Park Garden will end tomorrow night. Early counts show Hart leading with 309 points, followed by Elsom 299 and Dobier 296 while others trail including Colston 282 and Mohr 276 with reductions in the final hours anticipated.
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Rothgen
Gov McClellan Stricken at West Orange Residence
Newark reports Gov. McClellan fell ill and was confined to bed after three physicians were summoned. Dr. William Pierson informed by telegraph that by 2 PM the governor was relieved of intense pain but remained ill.
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Small pox in Texas hits Rio Grande city report
A Rio Grande City dispatch to the News reports a smallpox case in Texas. Officials pursue containment as health authorities monitor contacts and implement vaccination efforts in the border region.
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Galveston
Tex
Rio Grande City
Boston Wins Over Cincinnati 4 to 1 in Sharp Game
Boston and Cincinnati played before 500 spectators at South End grounds. Boston pitchers held Cincinnati to nine hits while O’Rourke, Morrill, and Houck contributed for Boston with key hits. Bond allowed nine hits as Burdock’s error was the sole miscue by Boston. The game featured a three-base drive by Sutton for Boston and an early Cincinnati rally stifled until the fourth. The pair face off again this afternoon at 8 o’clock.
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