Blaine Scott Bond Controversy Excerpt Mentioned in 1871–76 Emails
A historian fragment cites Blaine in 1876 denying any railroad bond dealings with Thomas A. Scott and claiming optimism with Scott in 1871. Correspondence from Fisher to Blaine in 1871 notes a contrast in their financial positions over 100,000 bonds sold to Scott relating to the Little Rock and Fort Smith railroad.
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Thomas A. Scott
Little Rock and
Fort Smith Road
Blaine
House of Representatives
Fisher
Tom Scott
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Lodge critiques tariff and backs Democratic reform in Massachusetts
The piece argues Henry Cabot Lodge is not a Democrat yet sees tariff bias against common people. It urges voters in his district to elect a true Democrat over Lodge, criticizing Blaine and branding him a corrupt figure while promoting tax relief through removing surplus and free-listing essential goods.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Old Bay
Republican Party
James G. Blaine
Congress
Lodge
Washington
Blaine’s nationwide parade tour signals weak canvass
The piece critiques Blaine’s planned tour through Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and possibly West Virginia and others. It likens past attempts by Scott Douglas Seymour and Greeley to enthuse voters to failure, cites Tilden and Garfield as examples, and concludes Blaine’s magnetism and audacity won’t salvage his campaign or improve his declining prospects.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Scott
Douglas
Seymour
Greeley
Samuel J. Tilden
Garfield
Chautauqua
Blaine
Ohio Has Not Given Democratic Majority In Presidential Years
A correspondent asks if Ohio has produced a democratic majority in a presidential year since 1856. It has not. Since 1852 Ohio has voted Republican in every presidential year. In 1880 the Republican plurality was 34,227 with a majority over all of 26,771. in October that year the plurality was 23,047 and the majority over all 16,188.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Hendricks
Blaine Libel Case Details Blaine Interrogatories
The Blaine libel suit in Indiana district court reveals Blaine's sworn answers about his marriage to Harriet Stanwood, their Kentucky years, and their first child Stanwood Blaine. The document outlines dates faced by Blaine, including marriages in Millersburg Kentucky and Pittsburg, with notes on later remarriage and family events.
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Blaine
Sentinel
Kentucky
Harriet Stanwood
Jacob Stanwood
Stanwood Blaine
James G. Blaine
Russell H.conwell
Gov. Robie
Maine
E. ©. Allen & Co
Augusta
Decennon Springs
Col. T. F. Johnson
Georgetown
Millersburg
New Orleans
Pennsylvania Institute For the Instruction of the Blind
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Land
Sarah C. Stanwood
J. Blaine
Penn
John V. Lemoyne
David Bell
New England
Indi
Stanwood
Forest Grove
James G
Harriet S. Blaine
The
New Age
Indianapolis Sentinel
Russell H. Conwell
United States of America
District of Maine
Winfield
Choate
Circuit Court of the United States
Winfield S, Choate
Circuit Court of the United States For
Boston
Sunday Herald
W. W. Phelps
Marshall
Bush
Joan A. Bennett
Blaine in New York Celebrates Declarations at GOP HQ
About 10,000 people gathered in New York for a serenade in honor of James G. Blaine at the Republican National Committee headquarters. Blaine praised New York’s growth, received thanks, and attended church services before dining in a public room. He planned a Newark stop and Philadelphia departure after visiting with Union League delegates.
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New York
James G. Blaine
Republican National Committee
Blaine
Cornell
Hawley
America
United States
Emory A. Storrs
Chicago
Gov. Hawley
Connecticut
Silas GB. Dutcher
Brooklyn
Senator Hale
Maine
Brick (Presbyterian
Central Park
Union League Club
Philadelphia
Newark
N.J
Bold Robbery at Springfield Widow’s House Leads to Arrests
In Springfield Massachusetts on Thursday night Mrs. Philip Gale, a 75 year old widow, was bound and robbed of $100 after the safe was breached. A rubber overshoe track linked Russell King of Kane Centre and his brother Lewis to the scene, with King held on $1000 bail for the November grand jury.
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Springfield
Mass
Heath
Philip Gale
Charlemont Cattle Show
Russell King
Rowe
J Lewis
Russell
Charlmont
Bardwell
Shelburne Falls
Kane Centre
Divorced Woman Kidnaps Child in Rochester Case
Dover, Sept 21 notes the Rochester kidnapping tale. W C Bills, Azariah Pearl place manager, divorced from Martha Hobbs. Custody given to Bills, daughter Etta age 10 abducted after a drive invitation. A sealed letter to Mills, post-abduction, warned of their elopement. Authorities Worcester & Gaffney and Sheriff Greenfield chase leads in Massachusetts.
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N. H
Rochester
W. C. Bills
Azariah Pearl Place
Martha Hobbs
Martha
Wallaces
Mr. Bills
Etta
Dryhill
Mils
Bilis
Lynn
Haverhill
Brockton
Pearl
Bills
Messrs
Worcester & Gaffney
Greenfield
Massachusetts
Sacred Heart church dedication in Worcester Mass
Worcester Mass September 21 Sacred Heart church was dedicated by Bishop O Reilly with Rev Charles J Burke of North Adams delivering the sermon to a large gathering of priests. In nearby woods Simeon A Brittan was found dead, suffocated after naping with a blanket over his head two miles north of the city. A Philadelphia chemist Henry Jacobs was found naked in the woods suffering from exposure and appears not in his right mind. He has eaten nothing since Friday and is being cared for by police.
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Mass
Sacred Heart Church
O'Reilly
Charles J. Burke
North Adams
Simeon A. Brittan
Henry H. Jacobs
Phillips & Jacobs, Chemists
Philadelphia
Boston
Charles E. Stevens
Emery D. Fisher
Stevens
Winter Street
New Jersey
William Newell
Cornelius Hennessey
Samuel Averell
Henry Loring
West End
Boston Herald
Linfield & Co
Washington Street
Eaton, Holton & Co
Milk Street
Charles H. Bruce
George W. Stephens
Dunbar, Clark & Co
Court Street
Monroe
State Street
William J. R. Evans
Thomas McDonald
North Quincy
McDonald
Edward Farrell
Collison
Bowdoin Square
Levina Jacobs
South Russell Street
Michael Bolger
Everett Court
Elmer E. Ruggles
Raymond
Tremont Street
William PD. Shields
Peter Trever
Long Island
George Ballafeldt
Arthur Philbrick
Tremont
Church Streets
Church of the Sacred Heart
Gridgeport
Conn
John Synott
St. Augustine Roman Catholic Church
Per
Hearty
Waterbury
Ansonia
Birmingham
New Haven
Meriden
Fairfield
John A. Goodwin
Lowell
Vox Populi
Lawrence
Citizen
Annie F. Jacobs
Hosex Jacobs
Sligh Street
South Hingham
Miss Jacobs
Funeral of Jerry McAuley Draws Crowds to Broadway Tabernacle
A vast gathering including reform patrons, thieves, and workers attended the funeral of Jerry McAuley ex prize fighter ex highway robber and founder of Water Street and Cremorne missions. Rev Dr S Llanas Prime read scriptures with eulogies by Rev Dr W M Taylor Rev Mr Hatch and Whittemore. Remains interred at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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New York
Broadway Tabernacle
Jerry McAuley
Water Street
Cremorne
McAuley
Llanas
Wm. M. Taylor
The
Tabernacle
Hatch
Whittemore
Cremorne Mission
Woodlawn Cemetery
Deaths and crimes across the nation in brief items
Charles W. West of Cincinnati founder of the city’s art museum died Sunday evening. James Nicolls of Mattituck L I pleaded guilty to incest and received a five year state prison sentence. A Canadian Pacific wreck at Russell's siding left engine and five cars off track. fireman Eady killed and engineer injured. Seven convicts whipped at Newcastle Del including Edward Redden and Sugar Awful. Gen Ben Hardine Helm’s remains interred at Elizabethtown Ky after Chickamauga. brigade reunion held. Miss Etta Turnbull elopes with Alexander Nervon, details via Turnbull detectives. Petersburg Va posters of a New York female troupe dismissed. one troupe member removed. costs paid.
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Charles W. West
Cincinnati
James Nicolls
Mattituck
L. I
Canadian Pacific
Russell's Siding
Eady
Newcastle
Del
Edward Redden
Jaae Anderson
Sugar Awful
Ben Hardine Helm
Chickamauga
Elizabethtown
Etta Turnbull
J. M. Pitcher
Petersburg
New York
Court of inquiry faults schooner in Tallapoosa collision
The Tallapoosa acted to avoid the collision and complied with the law, while blame rests with the schooner. The department approves the court's finding.
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Washington
Lowell
Large fires sweep yards amid arson suspicions in Ohio
Cleveland reports two major blazes at Monroe Bros. & Co. and nearby Browne Strong & Co. yards with vast lumber losses estimated at $200,000 to $330,000. Incendiary origin suspected after two suspicious guards observed. Firefighters from Akron and other towns aided. no outside sparks due to calm wind.
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Cleveland,o
Monroe Bros. & Co
Sumber Yards
Tne
Browne, Strong & Co
Akron
Painesville
Sandusky
Elyria
Ashtabula
Monroe Brothers & Co
Asbury Park
N.J
N. J
Riggs
Githens
Salvation Army
Grandson of Henry Clay shot in Louisville confrontation
Harry Clay, prominent lawyer and politician and grandson of Henry Clay, was shot in Louisville by councilman Andrew Wepler after a dispute over money. Clay was wounded in the groin and thigh. his condition described as very dangerous. Wepler surrendered to authorities.
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Louisville
Harry Clay
Andrew Wepler
Ward 11
Clay
Wepler
Henry Clay
Congress
Colored exhibits department forms at world fair
The department of colored exhibits at the world’s exposition has been organized with Hon. B. K. Brace as chief and an honorary commissioner from each state and territory. Notables include Alexander Ferguson of Portland Missouri, Rev. M. Van Horne of Newport Rhode Island, Frank Harris of St. Albans Vermont, St John Apps of Hartford Connecticut, A. Hi Grimke of Boston, John G Carter of Hampton New Hampshire. James Lewis to head the information and accommodation apartment at 16 Union Street New Orleans.
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Neww Orleans
Department of Colored
B. K. Brace
Alexander Ferguson
Portland
Rev. M. van Horne
Newport
R. I
Frank Harris
St. Albans
St. John Apps
Hartford
Hartford, Conn.; A. Hi. Grimke, Boston; John G. Carter, Hampton, N. H
James Lewis
Apartment of Information and Accommodation
Tis
Union Street
New Orleans
Surprising Victory on Union Grounds in Boston Games
CuicaGco Ill Sept 20 Burdock's illness forced Buffinton to start for the third straight game. Chicago beat Boston behind strong hitting and fielding as Buffinton allowed more hits than prior contests. The Union grounds hosted double features with Boston Unions and St Louis teams securing wins amid late rain.
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CuicaGco
Ill
Postponed Mystic Park races conclude with wins and placers
Races resumed at Mystic Park on Saturday with Ward Medium taking the 2:30 class after a sequence of heats. Clemmie G defeated Harry Wilkes in the 2:17 class with Phyllis distanced, and a protest was withdrawn in the 2:25 race. Beverly Yacht Club regatta near Na hant faced heavy winds as Countess, Crickett, and Thialfi failed to finish. Queen Mab led first class, Thisbe and Mirage won other classes, with special prize awarded to Gem. Salem Bay Yacht club to resail its third championship regatta. St Louis races featured a 100 mile, $500 race won by John Roche. Anderson rode 98 miles before changing horses.
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Mystic Park
Winsor M
Ward Medium
Windsor M. Aid
F.D
Clemmie G
Harry Wilkes
Clemmie
Wilkes
Phyllis
N. M. Bemis
Beverly Yacht Club
Dorchester Yacht Club
Nahant
Countess
Crickett
Thialfi
Gem
Queen Mab
Burwell & Litchfield
Bessie
C. P. Curtis
Thisbe
S. A. Freeman
Elf
N. P. Barker
Mirage
L. M. Clark
Psyche
R. D. Sears
H. W. Savage
Salem Bay Yacht Club
St. Louis
Union Baseball Park
C. M. Anderson
John Potts
Alex Dale
John Roche
Anderson
Death and unrest follow Burr Oak circus clash in Kansas
A Burr Oak Kansas disturbance between townsfolk and Mills Orton's circus led to killings and injuries. J Longnecker died, Mayor Marr was mortally wounded, and Elliott, a drunken citizen, sparked the melee before train departure. About 100 Burr Oak residents pursued suspects as 16 circus hands were arrested and moved amid growing mob presence.
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Atchison, Kan
Burr Oak
Jewell County
Kan
Mills Orton
Elliott
Marr
Evans
J. Longnecker
Mayor Marr
Longnecker
Orton Circus
Greely
Washington
Barr Oak
Orton
Cleveland and Hendricks Club Gains Rapid Growth in New York
In New York on September 21 the Cleveland and Hendricks club of the produce exchange exceeds 500 members including many Republicans. The mining and petroleum exchanges consider forming similar clubs. A survey suggests 700 of 1300 members may join, with over 200 Republicans. The presidency will be conferred on a Republican. The Storia exchange may form a club and a large Cleveland and Hendricks club is expected at the cotton exchange next week. The shoe and leather trades are organizing, with a public display at Gold and Ferry streets as business men shift toward Blaine Elkins Ford Mahone interests.
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Alexander Mackay Smith
New York City
Madison Avenue
New York
Cleveland
Republican Party
White House
Sahara
Sodom
F. B. Hayes
Fifth Congressional District
Edwin D. Hayden
Woburn
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Jarvis N. Dunham
Congress
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Wesley A. Gove
Fiow
Blaine
Massachusetts
Lowell Sun
Butler
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J. J. Phipps
D. J. Hooley
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John D. Carmody
Thomas A. Quinn
Martin A. Leary
William Fleming
Thomas F. Bruen
P. Peters
Charles W. Finlay
Eugene Monahan
Asa Lewis
Michael Sullivan
Hugh Stewart
Finlay
Boston
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H. A. Jones
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Herbert A. Marshall
A. B. Hayward
Joseph A. Bass
W. W. Marple
Watson Brasee
Charles T. Baker
Cleveand and Hendricks Club
Produce Exchange
Mining and Petroleum Exchange
Cleveland and Hendricks Club
Storia Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Gold
Ferry
Blaine- Elkins-Pat Ford-Mahone & Co
Spread of the Pestilence in Italy and Europe
In Italy 462 cholera cases and 193 deaths were reported in the last 24 hours, with 303 cases and 161 deaths in Naples. Paris notes pope backed host near the Vatican and personal visits in outbreak areas. Marseille and Toulon report cholera deaths. Alicante and Tangora register new cases and deaths in Spain. Odessa outbreak rumored with government suppression efforts.
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France
Spain
Rome
Naples
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Paris
Marseilles
Toulon
Madrid
Alicinte
Tanagora
London
Odessa
Russia
Resignation at Berlin Legation Stir Sparks Berlin Rift
The Boersen Courier notes M. H. Sidney Everett has resigned as first secretary of the American legation in Berlin. Relations with the American colony grew unbearable, eroding confidence and traced to the Sargent affair, signaling a diplomatic rift.
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Jerlin
Boersen Courier
M. H. Sidney Everett
Berlin
Everett
Sargent
Sofia
Klientsch
Paris
Pyrenees
Sno
Glasgow
Marseilles
Boston
America
Prestu
London
Sir John Morier
Lora Dufferin
Turkey
Cincinnati Irish League Sees Resignation Demand
At a meeting of the Emmet branch of the Irish National League in Cincinnati D. W. Colman was asked to resign and complied. Colman had attacked Patrick Egan, the league president, accusing him of incompetence and dishonesty during his treasurership. Colman is a well known Cincinnati citizen.
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Cincinnati
Emmet
Irsh National League
D. W. Colman
Colman
Patrick Egan
Egan
Zanita at the Boston Theatre Delights Crowds
The Boston Theatre hosts Zanita in a vibrant program with a grand ballet praised as the finest in America and Signorita Bella lauded among top Terpsichorean artists. The piece Off to Egypt and new stage manager Ian Robertson gain attention. forthcoming engagements include Moths in New York and plans for English opera.
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Boston Theatre
Boston
America
Signorita Bella
Celeste
Elssier
Ian Robertson
Museum
Sadie Martinet
Charles Frohman
Fuschia
New York
Yor! the Wallack Company
Janet Edm
Aason
Sig. Brocolini
Pany
Mme. Sembrich
Spain
Portugal
Estelle Yacht Strands in Squall Near New Bedford
In a Saturday squall the yacht Estelle went ashore on Black Rock in New Bedford Bay seven miles away. Occupants Elisha H. Fisher Jr and wife, and S Clifford Hathaway and Matt Hathaway, son s of Savory C. Hathaway, spent a cold wet night on the rock. They were rescued this morning and brought to New Bedford. the yacht is ruined.
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New Bedford
Estelle
Black Rock
Elisha H. Fisher Jr
S. Clifford Hathaway
Matt Hathaway
Opening of Arlberg tunnel marked by banquet and cheers
In Sregnez on Sept 21 the opening ceremony of the Arlberg railway tunnel was followed by a grand dinner for 62 attendees including Austria's foreign diplomats. The town was illuminated in the evening and the emperor toured Lake Constance amid cheers. An official banquet for 300 guests concluded the festivities.
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Sregnez
Arlberg
Austria
Lake of Constance
Navy yard personnel changes and board of inquiry findings
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. M. Murray reported for duty and Passed Assistant Surgeon Philip Leach detached from duty at the naval hospital Chelsea. The naval board of inquiry, in session at this navy yard for the past ten days, dissolved Saturday and its findings were sent to Washington. Boatswain J. B. Aiken returned from temporary duty at Chester, Pennsylvania, to duty at this navy yard.
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J. M. Murray
Philip Leach
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Naval Board of Inquiry
Navy Yard
Washington
J. B. Aiken
Chester
Sleep Advice From Boston Post Letter
A reader directs the editor to advise Jefferson on sleeping positions to promote rest. The letter suggests lying on the right side with head bowed and, if needed, binding wrists with wet bandages at bedtime, claiming effectiveness in many cases. Dated Boston Post, September 16.
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The
Boston Post
The Mechanics' Fair Opens Second Week With Music
The second week of the Mechanics' Fair begins with strong patronage as the event promises to surpass earlier efforts. An American band from Providence conducted by W. Reeves will perform both afternoon and evening, pleasing music lovers.
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American Band of
Providence
W. Reeves
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