Maine vote tale taints patronage in Blaine drive
Redfield of the Cincinnati Commercial notes one hundred clerks went home to Maine from Washington to vote, signaling strong patronage in a small state. He likens the Maine verdict to Adam’s fall, a discouraging sign with no redemption, even as Bob Ingersoll and allied clergy fail to salvage the lost cause.
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Redfield
Cincinnati
Maine
Washington
Blaine & Co
Adam
Bob Ingersoll
General Jones Questions Garfield on Southern Outrage Plot
Gen Patrick H Jones accuses Garfield and allies of fabricating Southern outrages. He claims personal knowledge that a plan would send a provocateur to assault a Black man and trigger cries of Southern outrage. He challenges Garfield to provide proof, urging Republican colleagues to press the issue.
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Patrick H. Jones
Garfield
Democratic Party vows to defend voters and suppress threats
The Charleston News and Courier reports that negro radical politicians threaten to bully colored Democrats and calls for thorough Democratic organization and self defense. It states that any interference with a Democratic voter will be punished under state and federal law.
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Charleston News and Courier
United States
Republican commend Hancock sentiment on Maine Garfield party
The Springfield Republican commends the Garfield party for its rumination. It argues it would be a mistake to think only Democrats will vote for Hancock and that old parties behind Garfield appear worse than the old party behind Hancock, a view tied to Maine and broader state results.
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Garfield
Maine
Lincoln
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Jackal
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Temple
Tabernacles
Cotton crop totals rise as N C E report issued
The National Cotton Exchange will show for the year ending Sept 1 1880 a cotton crop of 5 761 252 bales, up 687 097 from last year and 1 983 407 from 1874 75. All cotton was grown in a region disparaged by Garfield stamp orators as of no account.
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National Cotton Exchange
United States
Shipping arrivals and departures in transatlantic routes noted
A series of ocean liner movements dated Sept 19 to Sept 21 lists ships arriving at or departing from Queenstown New York Liverpool Boston Barrow Bristol Southampton London and other ports. Vessels include Scythia Prussian Parthia Niagara Prince Edward Tyrian Riversdale Escurial Delos Pharos Phoenician and Frisia among others with routes from New York Montreal Baltimore Halifax and other origins.
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Boston
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Delos
Newcastle
Mary Tatham
New Our
Excelsior
Glasgow
Pharos
Phoenician
West Hartilepool
Frisia
Hamburg
Numerous Sales Announced by Gideon Beck & Son and Partners
A sequence of auction and sale notices lists times and items from Gideon Beck & Son including furniture real estate and shoes. Other entries mention Sippie Table plants and household goods, with related consignors such as James F. C. Hyde Hichborn & Co Wilmerding Hoguet Lippincott and Sullivan Bros. & Libbie. The schedule spans September 25 to 28 with multiple consignors and locations in New York and Philadelphia.
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Gideon Beck & Son
Sippie
James F. C. Hyde
Stoucks
A. H. Muller
S. Hatch & Co
Hichborn & Co
W. KR. McKey & Co
Rhodes & Co
New York
A. S. Richards & Co. Ribbons
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Boots
Philadelphia
J. C. McCurdy & Co
Lewis J. Bird & Co
Sullivan Bros. & Libbie
Jelief
Geo. R. Hichborn & Co
Dress
Wilmerding, Hosnet & Co
Boots and Shoes
Philada
Lippincott, Son & Co
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & Co
Kuerituve
Leonard & Co
Mickweed
Woolensia
Wilmeraimg, Hoguet Co
A. S. Richards & Co
O. T. Walker
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Moses Colman & On
C. T. Walker
Johnson, Moody & Co. Carpets, &c
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Co
Samuel Buntime’s Sons & Co
Henry & Hatch
Greenback State Convention backs alliance in Maine
Portland scene shows near 500 delegates backing a joint Greenback Democrat electoral ticket as Solon Chase leads a bolting faction. Democrats and Greenbacks argue for union to aid Gen. Weaver and Plaisted, while Jewell’s emissary fails to derail the plan.
Greenback State Committee backs fusion with Democrats in Maine
In Portland on September 21 the Greenback State Committee elected Samuel A. Berry as chairman and Samuel Bunker of Fairfield as secretary. The convention at Congress Hall chose Charles A. White as chairman and backed a fusion with Democrats to elect Greenback electors, amid heated debate over a seven-elector slate vs a straight Greenback ticket and praise for Solon Chase while denouncing Republican leaders.
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Thomaston
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Benjamin Bunker
Fairfield
Charles R. Whidden
Calais
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South Berwick
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Washington County
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Bradford
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Maine Greenback Convention Adjourns With Backers Nominating Slate
A motion to adjourn failed as Plaisted was absent due to illness, Solon Chase appealed for time to speak, and the adjournment was carried. Solon Chase presided as Greenbackers met at City Hall with R.M. Springer secretary, nominating a straight Greenback ticket led by Chase, Turner, Whidden, Hilton, Burdin, Wooster, Frye. Delegates voted seventy three. anti fusion strength claimed at 140. The group pledged allegiance to Weaver and Chambers and reflected a Maine Greenback stance against state fusion.
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Plaisted
Solon Chase
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Weaver and Chambers
Unionists lead in Maine districts after Sept election
In Maine the Unionists pick up two seats with Joel Fuss winning Princeton and Charles H. Cummings taking Jonesport, boosting Washington county to six Unionists and three Republicans. In the Fourth District BanGon reports 27,297 votes with Ladd at 14,065 and Boutelle 13,232, Ladd gaining 1,144 and Boutelle 3,137 from 1878, Fusion majority in Aroostook over 900.
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Joel Fuss
Princeton
Charles H. Cummings
Jonesport
Washington County
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Ladd
Boutelle
Aroostook
Mistake of 100 Votes Increases Plaisted Lead in Maine
Portland report shows corrected telegraphic returns with a 174 plurality for Plaisted over Davis after adjusting a 100 vote error in Penobscot County. Final official canvass due after January legislative session. Constitutional amendments pass by large margins, governor elected by plurality.
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National Association of Passenger and Ticket Agents Session Opens
In New York on September 21 the National Association of General Passenger and Ticket Agents of the United States and Canada began its semi annual session with broad railroad participation. A committee of thirty three railroads was appointed to revise through rates. A dispute over rates from New Orleans to Cincinnati was decided in favor of the Louisville Nashville and Great Southern line. Katsas Nebraska and Kansas land grant roads urged on sale of round trip tickets November 9 to counter false crop reports. A second meeting discussed abolishing free freight rage and railroad grain freight differentials with debate continuing for a few days.
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Middlesex South Agricultural Society Fair Opens at Framingham
The twenty seventh annual fair launches at Framingham with a strong exhibit of vegetables fruit and livestock. Trotting features dominate the afternoon program with plans for a larger crowd tomorrow including the annual dinner at 12 30 and races in 3 00 and 2 35 classes. Premiums awarded cover stock poultry vegetables fruits and crops with notable winners including W A Wright Natick and L F Fuller Saxonville. The 2 45 mile heats race won by A W Moulton's Puzzle in three straight heats with times 2 42 5 2 43 2 43.
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Keifer
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Hopkinton
W. B. Joy
Brookline
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Natick
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J. A. Partridge
Saxonville
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Torpedo Experiments Open Dominion Exhibition in Montreal
The Governor General arrived from Quebec and laid the foundation stone of the Tedpath Museum at McGill College, opened the Dominion Exhibition, and witnessed torpedo tests in Montreal harbor. A preliminary blast propelled water high into the air, followed by a grand shot that shattered a hundred ton vessel into fragments as crowds watched.
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Maine State Fair Prizes Awarded for Green and 2:37 Horses
At Lewiston on September 21 prizes were awarded in green and 2:37 classes. Wellington, with C R Moulton, won green in 2:51. Lydia B driven by W J M Merriam took second. Ned B steered by A W Brackett won 2:37 1/2. Wednesday features prize purses totaling 240 and 300 dollars. Thirty five horses entered. a sulky driven by Frank B was wrecked in a collision but no injuries.
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Wellington
C. R. Moulton
Lydia B
W. J. M. Merriam
Ned B
A. W. Brackett
Frank B
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Co elects new board
In Scranton Pennsylvania on September 21 the Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company elected a board of directors Moses Taylor John S Blair William E Dodge Perry R Pyne J C Platt B G Clark Sam Sloan and Edward Hatfield Edward Hatfield was named president and F Matte general manager to succeed W W Scranton who resigned.
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Moses Taylor
John S. Blair
William E. Dodge
Perry R. Pyne
J. C. Platt
B. G. Clark
Sam Sloan
Eoward Hatfield
Edward Hatfield
F. Matte
W. W. Scranton
Hancock and Forney Defend Hancock Across Pennsylvania
SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE BOSTON POST Washington Sept 21 Democrats gain momentum as Chicago letters show Illinois backing Hancock Republicans split with Logan Farwell feud and fear of failure. Col Forney praises Hancock and recalls past critiques while Butler supports reconciliation. Philadelphia Republicans pledge loyalty to Hancock, the Pennsylvanian hero.
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Hancock
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Springfield
Logan
Grant
Indiana
Barnum
McDonald
Dorsey
Republican National Committee
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Blaine
United States
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Hancock Meeting Demonstrates Western Pa Democratic Support
A large Hancock and English rally in Pittsburg drew 4000 inside City Hall and 6000 outside, led by Republican Marshal Swartzwelder with 125 vice presidents. Speakers Gen. Butler and Col. Forney urged broad patriotism, arguing tariff reform and a new Bureau of Labor to protect American workers while favoring Hancock’s ticket.
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Pittsburgh
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Notable Gathering of Pennsylvania Democrats in Monroe County
Pittsburg September 21 A meeting of Democrats in Monroe Fayette county was chaired by Col Benjamin Brownfield age 101 who noted long service and voting history including Jefferson Madison Monroe Jackson Van Buren Polk and Pierce. Six vice presidents on the platform aged 4 to 86 with Brownfield highlighting enduring party loyalty and support for Gen Hancock.
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Four Chance for Republicans to Back Up Opinions
A Washington Post reader offers bets on the November 1880 elections. He predicts Democratic wins in New York Indiana New Jersey Connecticut Virginia and the solid South and a Hancock presidency with his own $1000 wager that he will take his seat if elected. He challenges opponents to stake or withdraw.
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Conkling’s Speech and the National Unity Question
The New York Evening Post criticizes Roscoe Conkling for an insidious plea that renews sectional politics. It argues presidents should serve the whole nation, not party machines, warning that his stance risks alienating independent Republicans and undermining national unity.
Unitarian Women Form Auxiliary Conference Plan at Saratoga
The women's committee at the Unitarian Biennial Conference unveiled a constitution for a women's auxiliary conference to organize local Christian work, unite liberal churches, and promote a biennial meeting aligned with the national conference. The committee reported receipts of $637.
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Fire at Tell City furnitures and lumber works losses reach
A large Tell City fire destroyed the Cabinet Makers' Union furniture factory and nearby worker dwellings. Lumber valued at 50 000 dollars, total loss estimated around 200 000 dollars. Reports from Evansville say the fire occurred Saturday night with extensive damage. Other fires reported include Green Bay Wisconsin sixty dwellings destroyed and a Milwaukee church burned.
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Tell City
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Sunken vessel believed to be Capt Kidd’s craft found in Hudson
A sunken vessel was found seventeen feet under mud in the Hudson River east of Chapin's Island near Dunderberg Mountain by a schooner with diving apparatus. It is believed to be Capt Kidd's craft and is said to carry over 200000. News also notes pleuro pneumonia on Long Island, a Brooklyn burglar sentenced, regiment return from Boston, and other items.
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Brooklyn
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H. H. Rogers
John Russell Young
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Cal
Tom Ewing
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California
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England
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Lake Blackburn
Castine's colonial past traced by Maine explorers
The Maine Historical Society excursion to Castine recalls the town’s rich history from 1611, with Father Biard and Father Leo's chapel, a 1613 fort, and a 1648 inscription. It notes Dutch, English, and French roles, Breda treaty surrender, 1674 Flying Horse capture, and Baron Castin’s 1667 settlement and marriage to an Indian princess.
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Mail star routes ads to cover four years announced
The Second Assistant Postmaster General will distribute proposals for mail carriage on star routes for four years from July 1, 1881. Advertisements cover 3,415 routes across New York to New England states with detailed counts for Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and others. Also notes an ongoing inquiry into Warmaster James H. Nelson potentially leading to a court martial under General Hancock. Also reports 5002 emigrants left Hong Kong for the United States in quarter ending June 30 1880 including seven females and forty four boys.
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Miners Find Corpse After Search at Corning Mine
A group of miners at No. 3 searched the woods for a man they say was killed in Sunday’s charge. They found Thomas McMahon of Nelsonville shot in the abdomen. Another miner wounded Sunday is fatally injured, eight others wounded will recover. Gov. Foster stays away from campaigning amid regional mining uncertainty.
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Italians and Swedes Lane Cape Cod Canal Work Force
Two hundred seventy five men from New York passed through Wareham Mass en route to the Cape Cod ship canal. Most are Italians with some Swedes. four hundred more expected by week’s end. The arrival crew will work a quarter mile from North Sandwich, while locals visit to watch the project develop.
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Prohibitionists Nominate Roster for New Hampshire Tickets
The Prohibitory State Central Committee of New Hampshire met in Concord and nominated Congressmen District Electors Councillors and Senators refusing to name nominees until consulting them. The group plans to open the state campaign at Dover on Sept 28 and will stamp a dozen or more speakers to discuss state issues and attack liquor policies of both parties.
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N. H
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Art museum fund drive reaches halfway goal in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on September 21 M E Ingalls chaired a luncheon for art museum fundraising. About fifty guests were invited with a $1000 subscription prerequisite. Forty two attended and others sent in subscriptions. Fifty two thousand five hundred dollars was added, totaling ninety thousand nine hundred fifty dollars with Mr West's gift included.
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M. E. Ingalls
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Maryland man arrested for fatal shooting in Kent county
Wesley Murphy was arrested in Kent county Maryland for the murder of Stokes Daniels who went to Murphys house seeking a woman. Daniels was shot when he allegedly forced entry after warnings not to enter and died instantly.
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Beverly Train Hits Carriage Fatally at Cabot Street Crossing
In Salem on September 21 a Gloucester line train due 9:30 P M struck a carriage at Cabot street crossing Beverly killing its two occupants Aaron Stevens and Clara E Trask both of Beverly The accident likely resulted from the crossing lacking a flag and the train running late.
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Excursion Steamer Gussie Telfair Wrecked Near Rocky Point
San Francisco dispatch reports the excursion steamer Gussie Telfair struck Rocky Point as she departed this afternoon. With thirty passengers and a coal and wood cargo, there were no fatalities and most of the cargo will be recovered, though the vessel is likely a total loss.
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Empire City
Gussie Telfair
Rocky Point
Democratic Flag Raising in Exchange Square
In Methuen Mass on September 21 a Democratic flag raising drew a large crowd with lively speeches by John P. Sweeny and John J. Doland. A Hancock and English club formed with seventy five members amid music, fireworks and a salute.
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Floods Cause Severe Damage Across Arapo Region
In Arapo Texas on September 21 a pair of days flood the area as Frio Sabinal and Nueces rivers overflowed. Crops were ruined houses and fences swept away and stock killed. A Mexican drowned in the Sabinal river.
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Unitarian Conference Opens Biennial Session in Saratoga
In Saratoga New York on September 21 the national conference of Unitarians and other Christian churches began its biennial session at the Methodist Church with a large attendance. The opening sermon was delivered by a noted clergy member.
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Chicago and Worcester Club Scores Reported
Chicago and Worcester teams posted results on September 21 with several close scores. Chicago defeated Cincinnati 5 to 4, while Worcester toppled Troys 7 to 2 and Cleveland beat Buffalos 11 to 4.
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Gaspard the Miser
Stewart Combination
Museum OF Fine Arts
School OF Drawing and
Boston Music Hall
Winter St
Howard Atheneun
WM. Barkis
W. H. Thompson
Dramatic Company
Azar
Sheep and Wool
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society
Thomas Motley
Massachusetts State Agricultural Society
William G. LeDuc
U. S
Bissell
Methuen Democrats
Unitarians
R. L
Edward Elmer
Jartner
Dominion of Canada
George W. Chipman
Court Street
Boste
Lars
Adar Gt R. S
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!