Greenbackers Run in Republican Party Interests Denied
Dyer D Lum, assistant secretary of the Greenback Labor party, accuses the national canvass of being steered by the Republican camp and claims funds from George O Jones and others aided General Weaver’s tours in Alabama and Arkansas. Jewell and Dorsey deny payments while Lum cites state party mismanagement and pressure from Washington officials.
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New York
Dyer D. Lum
Greenback Labor Party
Washington
Thompson H. Murch
Greenback
Republican Party
Weaver
Executive Committee
George O. Jones
National Committee
Republican Campaign
Alabama
Arkansas
Jones
Marshall Jewell
Jewell
Dorsey
Republican National Committee
Arthur
State of
Lee
Neral Weaver
Indiana
Committee
Veneral Weaver
Post Office
Treasury Departments
Greenback-Repubican Alliance
New Yorks
Dyer Dr. Lum
National Greenback Labor Party
Weaver Denials and Lum Card Amid Greenback Column
General J B Weaver defends against Dyer D Lum charges asserting funding from various sources and pledging loyalty to Greenback ideals. George O Jones also denounces Lum as false. The New Haven Union accuses Weaver of being paid by Republican supporters, while Jones, Lum, and Weaver respond with denials and counterclaims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer D. Lum
Jones
New Haven Union
Boston Globe
Fort Wayone
Ind
J. B.weaver
C. Orff
Grand Rapids
Illinois
Iowa
Chicago Express
D. A. Hopkins
American Sentry
New York
Peter Cooper
R. J. Chambers
March
George B. Jones
Albany
N. Y
Greenback Central Committee of
Alabama
Arkansas
S. H. Randall
Greenback
National Executive Committee
Mflemen
Republican Committee
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Bayard
Indiana
Michigan
Ilinois
J. B. Weaver
New Haven
the Union
Greenbacker
Denmark
General Weaver
Thompson H. Murch
Weaver
National Greenback Committee
Meteoric Stone Falls Near Lakeside Cottage Schroon Lake
W Emerson Mead reports from Lakeside cottage on Schroon Lake that a meteoric stone struck near the house on the night of the 22nd, leaving a 125 pound white rock indented about six inches. The event drew local spectators and a bidder offered 25 dollars for the stone.
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W. Emerson Mead
New York Herald
Lakeside Cottage
Schroon Lake
Mead
Preservation Order for Stone in Tenant North of Mead
Mr Mead directs his tenant to block removal of a stone and to construct a small house over it for preservation where it lies, enforcing non removal while keeping the artifact intact.
Love's Young Dream Elopement Ends In Trial
In Manroy Indiana two fourteen and thirteen year olds eloped from their homes and married in Michigan after a twenty mile train trip. The girl admitted persuading Morton Pritchett to marry her and financed part of the trip. The father was acquitted. proceedings to set aside the sentence may follow. The case drew crowd interest and tension remains between families.
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Manroy
Ind
Fauster
Sarah D
Pritchett
Morton
Wabash
White Pigeon
Mich
Squire Timony
Morton Pritchhett
Perils of the Deep Capt Paul Boyton on Voyages and St Jacob's Oil
Captain Paul Boyton recounts travels across rivers in America and Europe and encounters with sharks falls and cold. He praises St Jacob's Oil as a cure for rheumatic pains and claims its use on travels. Ira Brown endorses it after curing inflammatory rheumatism.
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Paul Boyton
Captain Boyton
America
Europe
England
France
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Italy
Holland
Spain
Portugal
Shae
Straits of Messina
Somane
Chicago Tribune
Ira Brown
Crazy Mother Throws Babe From Window in Jersey City
Jersey City October 2 Mrs Mary Doyle threw her two month old baby from a window tonight and it was killed. Afterward her husband tried to seize her and she threw him to the floor. A party of men rushed to help and she threw one more man to the floor. Six men including two police carried her to a wagon for transport to the station. Mrs Doyle has suffered malaria and has shown flighty behavior recently wandering from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Mary Doyle
Desperate suicide attempt in Waterman's woods
Bridget Williams of 27 Florence Street attempted to kill herself with stones in Waterman's woods Providence on October 4. She struck her head repeatedly, suffered a deep gash and loss of consciousness, but may recover. A passerby found her at 5 o'clock. motive cited as weariness of life and poverty.
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Providence
Bridget Williams
Florence Street
Waterman's Woods
Abe
Sandy
Financial Markets Turn Active Amid Low Rates October 2 1880
The week opened with a rosy money mood and rates lower, banks flush with loanable funds and $6 million in dividends entering circulation. New York funds remain heavy, bills firm, and a cautious stock market tilt persists ahead of the election, while U S bonds show firmer demand and a steady call for short term credit.
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State Street
New York
United States
York
Cabibar Sranssesace Seveceee
Papeennes
BIPHE
Ceroresccaree
Prime Mercantile
Boston
Telegraph
The
Globe
Treasury
National Bank
Boston Markets Commercial Matters Summary
The Boston Daily Globe notes the business scene is steady with satisfactory trade across most departments. Manufacturing goods are in good demand. prices for breadstuffs firm, butter weak by one to two cents per pound. Apples show no improvement amid ample supply. various bean types and prices listed, with peas and red kidneys moving in steady to moderate demand as markets ease from prior peaks.
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United States
U.S
U. S
Lfc
Rockland
Barbadoes
Porto Rico
NAVAL
Sush
Western
Calcutta
Lord Qil
Boston
Canada
Houston
Boston Clear Park
Cadiz
Turks Island
Saltp&tre
New England
Sagua
Rico
Java
Watertown Union
Boston Daily Globe
Watertown
Brighton
J. Carroll
W. Scollans
M. Flint
L. N. Sargent
Martin
Kimball
M Wa
N. J
Spani
Daniel F. Deatty
Washington
New Jersey
Neue Reeds
Wool market update shows steady prices across regions
The report notes sustained sales of various wool types with Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces at 400446, others at 480, Michigan and Wisconsin fleeces around 9.40 per unit, and combing fleeces between 62 and 52 cents. Pulled wools sell around 85.5 cents, with Eastern and Maine supers near 45 to 50 cents. California wool steady, foreign wool in inquire.
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Boston Daily Glote
Baldhron
Massachusetts
Brighton
Maine
B. Kstes
Hampeons& Mc Masters
J. Cromick
Rucksidle
Howe & Eiliott
Libby & Son, Spair
W.H. Tiitin
Merry & Williams
MiLcu
W. Scollans
Durham
D. Keenan
J. Carroll
Val
CO. Libby
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
Choice
California
Mixed Grain and Livestock Market Update Oct 2
Shipping grades demand strong for flour and meal yet local trade slow with overall steady prices. Wheat and corn futures vary, with oats and rye trading unevenly. grain receipts large. Packers and meats show mixed movement as lard and dressed meats edge higher while dairy and sugars hold steady amid dull coffee and molasses markets.
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Southern
Efe
the Porte
Do Western
Prime Western
Western Dairy
Western
Harley
Canada
SPL Agange
Faéle
Calcutta
London
Liverpool
Hull
Glasgow
Cork
United Kingdom
Blaye
Bremen
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Mr. X
Love
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Finance and Commerce
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Review OF the Week
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Athst
Rv & Navy Union Pacific
Hart & & 7A
Uniton Pacitin
Hint & Pere
Tie River
Duncan Silv
Ilroads
A& P
Empire
Ua Aten
T&s Filey
Frankin
San & Ai
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Bos Wat P
Ov Rovers
Secord
NM & SP
B & Quiniss
Aeae US
Wor& Nash
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Bar & Mo
Lp Ae
Huron
Silver Islet
Repule Valley
Sycamore Sp
Cin
Sen & O
Ater Co
Ny&n Eng
Sean Call
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Frankin County
Wester
Cholee
Choice Northern
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Dodoskim
Worcester County
Sydney
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Narcaibo
Rio
Lake
Cranhkerrie
Cape
Optum
Sicily
Fatoc
Snella
di Ewoods
Lima
Sapan
Ganada
Prince Isdwaril Island
Biloz
FLEO
Prince Edward
St Louis
Chotce Minnsota
Choice Bakers
Malaga
Valencia
Turkey
Manila
Sbec
Ces
Montevideo
Dry Aden
Western Buffalo
Buffalo
India
Bengal
Ron
Rom
G. W. Hollis
Storey
G P Flack & Son
Hurlburt
W Mooney
B Evans
W Evans
H Dardis
LD McCracken
CC Martin
Hastings
Lac
John
CH North
Niles Brothers
Gloucester Fish Market
Sunday Globe
Gloucreston
Georges
Grand Banks
Commercial Matters
Boston Markets
NEW York Markets
Eros
Beatty
Fanos
Nate
Weekly Globe
Tech Wheely Globe
Boston, Mass
Office OF Commonwealth
Tribution CO
Covurier Journal
Louisville
Rey
United States Supreme Court
Gene
Suneriuis
Kentucky
Louisiana Lottery Company
Post Agree Department
Commonwealth Distribution Co
Macauley’s
City of
United States Circuit Court
Commonwealth Distribution Company
Keanor
Npany
IBEA
RB. M. Boardman
Courier-Journal
Broadway
Wyst
F. Gleason & CO
Summer Street
Mass
Philadelphia Publishing Co
J. B. Chapman
West Street
Madison
Gaile
J.estey & CO
Brattleboro
James E. Murpoon
Audie Ge
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