Logan Nominated for Vice President Provokes Republican Dissent
A Chicago Tribune 1879 critique denounces John A Logan’s caucus victory as tainted by disreputable methods. The piece argues his six-year Senate record is dishonorable, cites Credit Mobilier ties, high subsidies, and machine politics, and warns Illinois Republicans against endorsing him.
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Chicago Tribune
John A. Logan
Republic
General Assembly
Logan
Illinois
Republican Party
Tribune
United States Senate
Senate
Credit Mobilier
Washington
Grant
Instantaneous photography shows party personnel shifts
A historic photographic feature highlights changes in the two major parties’ personnel during the campaign. The image lists figures labeled as bolters and notable supporters, including Carl Schurz, Be Renj, H. Bristow, James Speed, Admiral Porter, and many others across political and religious spheres.
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Blai
Cleve
Carl Schurz
Renj. H. Bristow
James Speed
Admiral Porter
Geo. Wm. Curtis
Sen. Doubleday
Gen. Christiansen
Bishop Huntington
Eliot
Seelye
Anderso Ant Flawetan
Blaine urged to answer under oath in libel case
The piece condemns Blaine for not answering simple interrogatories in a criminal libel suit brought by a west journal. It notes his delay in allowing the suit to proceed and argues he should either face the court and testify or have the proceedings stayed.
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Cleveland
Plumed
Knight Blaine
West
Blaine
Blaine Claims Complete Openness About Road Connection
Blaine declares his relationship with the road fully transparent and says nothing to conceal. He asserts no one will learn from him that he spent a dollar in Maine, addressing Fisher in the House.
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Blaine
House of Representatives
Maine
Fisher
Vermont Union backs St John after tight vote
The Vermont Women's Christian Temperance Union endorsed St John by 64 to 30 amid Blaine lobby pressure. Rumors of Edmunds weeping are false. Vermont’s November result may surprise the Blaine campaign, with stronger support for Cleveland and St John than expected. Butler’s vote likely under 150.
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Vermont Women’s Christian Temperance Union
St. John
Blaine
Edmunds
Vermont
Grover Cleveland
John P. St. John
Blaine, Elkins, Dana & Co
Butler
Congressman Long defends MulIigan letters as business deal claim
The New York Herald argues the Mulligan letters resemble a business transaction and contends the star route robbery mirrors that view. The remark frames the letters and related mail-route robbery as practical matters rather than crimes.
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John D. Long
Mulligan
New York Herald
Blaine letter defends marriage amid scandal and family tragedy
James G. Blaine releases a private 1884 Augusta letter to William Phelps detailing his youthful secret marriage in 1851 to his wife and the later desecration of their son's grave, arguing that public vindication must come from noble American judge and public opinion.
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Pennsylvania
Blaine
Maine
New York
William Walter Phelps
Augusta
MR. Phelps
Georgetown
Kentucky
Pittsburg
America
James G. Blaine
Major Midwestern Earthquake Shakes Several Cities
Despatches from Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan and surrounding states report an afternoon quake between 2 and 3 o clock. The shock lasted 10 to 30 seconds with southwest to northeast travel and caused alarm though no serious damage. Albany and Columbus Ohio had the strongest effects and glassware was harmed in Beaver Dam Pennsylvania.
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Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Albany
Beaver Dam
Columbus
Charlestown Medical Student Dies After Despondent Gun Incident
In New York two medical students Joseph F. O Shea and John F Keating were in a cab when Keating fired a revolver at his head. O Shea wrestled the gun, returned it, and Keating again placed it to his head and shot himself. He died at once or soon after at a hospital. Keating, of 15 Grey Street Charlestown Mass, studied at University College. He had been drinking and mourned his mother's recent death, causing the fatal act.
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Mass
New York
Joseph F. O’shea
John F. Keating
Keating
O’shea
Grey Street
University College
Blaine to Visit Philadelphia for Union League Reception
Chairman Cooper of the Pennsylvania state committee announced Blaine will visit Philadelphia on Tuesday and be received by the Union League. A ratification meeting set for Thursday may shift to Tuesday night September 23, with Blaine reviewing the parade from the Union League building on Broad Street. Philadelphia and nearby counties in PA NJ DE are invited.
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New York
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Pennsylvania State Committee
Blaine
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Broad Street
Pennsylvania
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Delaware
Boston Post
Greeley
Maine
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Augusta
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Faneuil Hall
Cleveland
People’s Party
Essex County
Manning Rink
Salem
Second Middlesex
Boston
Prohibition State Committee
Prohibitionist
Washington Street
St. John
Worcester
Gen. Butler
Lynn
Gov Cleveland Declines Louisville Exposition Invite
Albany Sept 19 Gov Cleveland receives Mayor Jacobs Judge Hope and J Dinkelspiel of Louisville Commercial as a committee inviting him to attend the Louisville exposition. He expresses desire to visit the south but cites pressing duties of the New York executive office and cannot commit to attending.
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New York
Albany
N. Y
Jacobs
Hope
Louisville
J. Dinkelspiel
South
Republican flag raising hosts address in Gonic
Dover New Hampshire reports a republican flag raising in Gonic with remarks by H W Greene of Hopkinton and Henry M Bills of Rochester. A Rochester father Henry M Bills was divorced eight years ago and awarded custody of their 2 year old daughter. The mother who lived in Springfield Massachusetts reportedly abducted the child from a Rochester schoolyard and fled in a carriage. A search has failed to locate her. Supreme Court judge Allen heard civil cases of minor importance today. Matthew P Brehaney of Rochester, named in a grand jury true bill for arson at Police Justice Wentworths barn, will face trial Tuesday next. Fred Brown in Brown vs Burnham Demeritt will have a second jury in February.
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H. W. Greene
Hopkinton
Henry M. Bills
Rochester
Springfield
Mass
Supreme
Allen
Matthew P. Brehaney
Wentworth
Fred Brown
Brown
Burnham & Demeritt
Ex-coachman and his bride sail for Europe amid family turmoil
New York dispatch reports Mrs. Morosini and her two daughters sailed to Florence, Italy, with Mr. Morosini in Brooklyn. She allegedly attempted suicide before departure. Mrs Hulskamp and her husband plan to settle at 78 West Twelfth Street and pursue Catholic instruction. She seeks trunks and valuables including a bank book. her husband withdraws $700. Mrs Hulskamp may sing at Niblo's for $500 weekly after a church blessing and baptism.
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Bank of Deposit
Victoria
Hulskamp
Father McKenna
S. J
Niblo’s
Signor Agramorte
Fires Reported Across Cities on Sept 19
In Boston and vicinity a 7:02 P M blaze on the fourth floor of 96 Beverly Street, occupied by the Morgan silver plating company, caused $10 damage. In New York Wm H Payne's flour mill burned, with three local newspaper offices on the second floor and a $65,000 loss. Detroit Windsor iron works and Essex mills were destroyed with $50,000 loss. Taunton oil cloth works fire caused $5,000 damage from spontaneous combustion.
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de Bros
Morgan Silver Plating Company
Telegraph
New York
Wm. H. Payne
East One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Street
Volksblatt
Gen. Sigel
New York People
Detroit
Mich
MacGregor’s Iron Works
Windsor
Canada
Detroit River
Essex Mills
Taunton
Mass
Taunton Oil Cloth Works
Accident on Philadelphia and Atlantic railroad injures crew
An 11 freight train collision on the Williamstown branch near Camden wrecked the Camden and Atlantic accommodation car. About 11 workers were thrown from the car and badly shaken. All were brought to Camden and tended. none of the injuries are expected to be fatal.
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Philadelphia and Atlantic
Camden
Williamstown
Camden and Atlantic Railroad
Camden and Atlantic
Western railroad men reject pool talks in Colorado Utah and Nebraska
Carcado Sept 19 The western railroad managers unanimously vote to keep current operations for 60 days and maintain tariff rates awaiting a tariff meeting. They appoint Joseph F Tucker as representative of all lines to ensure tariffs are upheld.
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Carcado
Western Railroad
Colorado
Utah
Nebraska
Joseph F. Tucker
Dover man arrives. wife still missing claims no elopement
Tim Capens of Barrington arrived in Dover while Mrs. Wilbur Freeman remains missing. He says the elopement claim is false and plans to contest Freeman's $3000 damages for the loss of his wife's services. Capens’ son is married to Freeman's daughter.
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Tim Capens
Barrington
Wilbur Freeman
Freeman
Capons
Grand Trunk Tax Assessment Arguments Heard in Concord
In Concord New Hampshire on September 19 the state board of equalization heard counsel for the Grand Trunk railway and its leased lines about assessment for taxation. A national bank president dropped a $100000 check on the street which was recovered and returned by a good citizen.
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Concord
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Grand Trunk Railway
State Board of Equalization
Multiple Crimes and Incidents Across New England News
Reports of a Taunton mill hand firing at his wife, jewelry store thefts in Holbrook and Andover, a fatal railyard accident in Swanton Junction, and suicides in Ashfield and Waterbury. Also notes burglaries in Holbrook, a balloon sighting near Portland, a G A R delegates meeting in Maine, a drummer robbed in Pittsfield, a street assault, and a Marshfield sea serpent sighting.
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Taunton Mill
E. M. Frye
Holbrook
Mass
Stickney & Glover
Woodsyville
N. H
Clarence M. Packard
Vermont
Swanton Junction
Walt Bement
Ashfield
Peter Lefeber
Winsted
Conn
Frances Xavier Warde
St. Ann’s Church
Manchester
New England
Annie M. Beals
Mary Essex
Waterbury
Portland
Erwin Pike
Andover
Smith & Manning
G. A. R. Posts
Maine
Edwin Libby Post
Department
Pittsfield
C. A. Joquith
C. E. Moody
Boston
Greenleaf
Green Street
Charles’ Sprague
Bluefish Dock
Green Harbor
Marshfield
Hanged for murder Isaac Jackson in Chicago Illinois
News in brief reports Isaac Jackson was hanged in Chicago for the April murder of his employer Mr Bedell. Other items note a Water Town jail escape by five prisoners bound and gagged the sheriff with minor injuries to the sheriff, a Brooklyn woman Salvation Army member Lucy Johnson injured by a slingshot in Albany, and fisheries warnings on the St Lawrence River. Edward Bibby Jersey City wrestler charged with beating his wife and granting bail.
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Isaac Jackson
Chicago
Ill
Bedell
Watertown
N. Y
Lucy Johnson
Brooklyn
Salvation Army
Albany
Wakeham
Dominion Fisheries Department
St. Lawrence
Sheldrake
Natashquan
Edward Bibby
Jersey City
N. J
Stilsing
Blaine Visit Fails to Arouse New York Enthusiasm
The Blaine tour in New York faltered as crowds remained thin at Fifth Avenue Hotel. O'Brien and other leaders kept up appearances, while talks with Blaine highlighted demands for guarantees on federal patronage. Amid rumors of Arthur’s potential Senate support, internal rifts grew with Cornell and the Cornel faction resisting pacification, signaling a troubled path for Blaine's Ohio campaign.
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Fifth Avenue
John J. O’brien
New York Machine
O’brien
Mr. Blaine
Barney Biglin
Robert G. McCord
Mike Cregan
Sol Smith
Jake Hess
Mr. O’brien
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Dicker
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Raritan
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Carl Schurz to Speak in Cincinnati for German Republicans
Carl Schurz will address Cincinnati voters Monday evening and possibly again before the October election. He speaks under the Cleveland Republicans and responds to an invitation from a long list of prominent German Cincinnati Republicans opposed to Blaine and Logan. Their signers reflect a portion of the local German Republican dissent.
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Cincinnati
Carl Schurz
Mr. Schurz
Cleveland Republicans
Julius Dexter
Julius Greyer
Hans van Ness
Emil Paetow
Emil Strebel
August Behr
Dr. W. Schneider
George Herzog
Christian Klein
Otto Koch
Joseph Wachtel
Gustav Tafel
Gottloib Muhlthauser
John Kauffman
Fred Vocke
Otto Wiser
A. Meininger
Joseph Essellmann
Jacob Dell
Wm. Brachmann
Blaine
Logan
German American Vote Nearly United for Cleveland
A San Francisco dispatch reports the German American vote for Cleveland and Hendricks as nearly unanimous. Two hundred leading Germans spoke from the platform while crowds filled the hall, with many listening from the sidewalk. Irish Americans ally with them in party support. 4000 men are enrolled in Democratic clubs, 2500 Irish American. Dennis Kearney is said to have harmed Blaine rather than helped.
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Columbus
John Roach
Robeson
Chandler
Ohio
Blaine
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Emory
Ill
W. H. Hintze
San Francisco
Cleveland
Hendricks
Dennis Kearney
Dead horse shocker at Mystic Park trotting meet
The Mystic Park trotting meeting drew a large crowd as four races ran and two were unfinished. Young Rolfe collapsed on the track in the 2:25 class, owned by John Shepard, sired by Tom Rolfe, valued around 10 000 dollars, and could not be saved. Albert France and other contenders faced mishaps in subsequent heats, including a split shaft and multiple breaks, with results recorded for each heat before the program was halted to resume next day at 11 o'clock.
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Wesley P. Balch
Maine
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B. G. Dickard
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Dickard
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Jewitt
Billy S
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France
Windsor M
Villette
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Ward Medium
Irwin
First Regiment Demonstrates Heavy Artillery Drill at Fort Warren
In 1882 the First Regiment undertook heavy artillery drills after Maj. Matthews first organized four companies. Col. Wellington led the march to Fort Warren aboard the Hugh O’Brien, where twelve shots were fired in the afternoon and ten in the morning. Officers of the Fourth Artillery instructed, and the day closed with mustering 614 men across field and staff, companies A through L plus band.
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Thomas R. Matthews
Mendenhall
Stort Warren
Essex Street
Col
Wellington
Boston
Hugh O’brien
Fort Warren
Story
Cummings
Townsend
Rodman
Lincoln
Dalton
Wales
Peach
Col. Bancroft
Fifth Infantry
Strachan
Ninth Infantry
Maj
Merrill
Kemp
Cavalry
Hanover
Fremont
Rose Jaune in London World Fashion Notes
A description of stylish fashion observed in London, detailing a navy blue dress with sailor collar and broad white braid, a tall red straw hat crowned by a red rose, and dainty red stockings. Also notes two fashionable young girls with mammas, one in satin with a kilted skirt and lace, the other a graceful dancer in a navy jersey with an anchor, blue and white scarf, and a Tyrolese hat.
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Ada Norton Death Attempt In July Suicide With Laudanum
Ada Norton of 71 Cabot Street attempted suicide with laudanum on July 26. She was saved after attendants beat the bottoms of her feet. she has since walked lame and faced street mockery from neighborhood hoodlums. Norton faced assault and battery charges in July, with her case postponed to July 27 and later to today in superior court. Patrolman McGovern followed her to an apothecary at 1194 Fremont Street where she bought two ounces of a weak carbolic acid solution. she was taken to the city hospital after an emetic failed.
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Ada
Superior Criminal Court
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Fremont Street
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Plon
Desiree
City Hospital
Portland Board Resigns and New Directors Elected
At a Portland meeting, the directors of the Portland Bangor Mount Desert and Machias steamboat company tendered their resignations, which were accepted. A new board was elected including Arthur Sewall of Bath, W. L. B. Bacon of Boston, F. H. Clergue of Bangor, W. F. Milliken, and Payson Tucker of Portland. The board organized with Milliken as president and Tucker as general manager.
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Machias
Arthur Sewall
Bath
W. LB. Bacon
Boston
F. H. Clergue
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Cheshire county fair closes with horse races and exhibits
Keene New Hampshire September 19 closing day drew large crowds at the Cheshire county union fair. The county horse race without a record was won by A E Johnsons Eric with F B Eames Red second time 3 minutes. In the 2 45 class George Smalls Leo D won first money H S Frosts Arabian Girl second best time 2 45 T N Hastings of the Bijou theatre showcased a Nile exhibition in 2 45.
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Ironclad monitors Nantucket Passaic and Alarm visit New London
The Ironclad monitors Nantucket and Passaic and the torpedo boat Alarm arrived from Gardiner's day to day and will stay until Monday or Tuesday before moving to New York. Officers extended an invitation to townspeople to visit and inspect the vessels, a plan widely accepted. The training ship Jamestown and schoolship St. Marys are also present.
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New York Synod of United Presbyterian Holds Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the New York synod of the United Presbyterian Church was held in Philadelphia today. The synod includes churches across New England and the Middle States east of the Susquehanna, with some southern and Canadian affiliates. Attendance was sizable.
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Bailey Mercantile Company Fails in St. Josefu Mo
The J. W. Bailey Mercantile company a dry goods and clothing outfit at St. Josefu Missouri has failed with liabilities estimated at 100600 dollars. In Chicago on September 19 Mackzfeld Friend Co cloak makers confessed judgment to parties totaling 76000 dollars.
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Mrs Maria Messer Dies After Fiendish Double Tragedy
Boonton New Jersey reports the death of Mrs Maria Messer wife of W W Messer who recently shot his wife and daughter during a temporary mania and then killed himself the daughter Mary remains critically ill with death daily expected
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Boston Defeats Chicago in Union Grounds Match
In Chicago on September 19 Boston won by superior batting and fielding. Brown, Chicago’s new pitcher, faltered and was relieved by Clarkson in the third. Errors by Wise and Crowley led to home runs and four tallies for Chicago as the score unfolded.
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Union Club Admission Brings Milwaukee in Half-Season
The Union Baseball Association met at the National Hotel with Henry V. Lucas presiding and Wm. Warren White as secretary. Milwaukee's club application was acted upon favorably. a revised game schedule followed as Milwaukee joined and Wilmington disbanded.
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The author clarifies the behavior of white bel lied swallows Hirundo bicolor, recounting vast autumn gatherings on Essex marshes, and cites the Nina cruise notes from 1876 77 showing swallows wintering from Florida to New Jersey. He corrects myths of mud burials or hollow-tree hibernation, detailing winter ranges by species and asserting the debunking of E W E’s tale with dry, observed facts.
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Burials Proceed After Street Deaths And Linked Larcenies
A man found on Friend street who died at the city hospital and a man beheaded near the Boston and Albany line have been buried unidentified. Charles Morrison, of the first division, was arrested Friday for larceny of a coat and pipe worth 20 dollars, owned by an unknown person. Thomas Cunningham, of the ninth division, was arrested Friday for breaking into No 3 Clapp street and stealing 30 empty lager bottles owned by William B. Best.
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Maine fair to showcase large cattle stock exhibit
Lewiston Maine trustees of the state agricultural society report nearly 1200 entries in cattle and stock, about 100 more neat stock entries than last year, the largest ever in Maine. A large exhibit of agricultural implements will be shown, with several in operation, indicating a successful fair.
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Genuine Angostura bitters bottled in South America
Warning about misrepresentation in the market. Genuine article imports come only in bottles from South America and manufactured by Dr. I. G. B. Siegert & Sons. Seek authentic product to avoid fakes and ensure quality.
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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!