Gathering of men from Nissan of the Union at Cincinnati
The article speaks of a pivotal gathering in Cincinnati where a body of men must decide a course with wide consequences for the nation. It urges the Republican Convention to pursue reform and exclude politicians. It critiques the Democratic House and calls for leaders of reform to rise and meet the historic duty.
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Nissan of the Union
Cincinnha
United States
Republican Party
House, of Representatives
Independent Minds Challenge Ruling Press Warning
A caution against journalists who dissent from official lines and pursue unpalatable truths. The text warns that independence in reporting can conflict with prevailing rule and provoke pushback from authorities.
Demolition Begins on Boston’s Old South Church
The Old South Church in Boston, a Revolution era relic, faces ruin as demolition starts. Brick by brick and timber by timber the historic edifice is dismantled, with onlookers watching the loss of a key link to the past.
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Old South Church
Boston
A Summer Interferes With College Degree Claims
The piece notes that summer heat disrupts college work producing subpar A. B and A. M degrees alongside D. D and L. L. D titles. It suggests some records resemble jokes at the expense of honest men, highlighting questionable outcomes and questionable honesty in degree claims.
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D. D
World Opposes Tilden Nomination for Scott's Railroad Plan
The New York World reportedly opposes Tilden to aid railroad plans linked to Tom Scott, while rumor says the New York Tribune backs Blaine to please Jay Gould with a Republican Convention outcome.
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New York World
Tilden
Tom Scott
Scott
New York Tribune
Blaine
Jay Gould
Empty houses mark Philadelphia year at exhibition
The article foresees numerous vacant homes bearing Philadelphia labels and caterers profiting from the exhibition. It stresses. Those involved will learn hard lessons about bread and butter costs and the value of practical experience at the event.
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Philadelphia
Anthony Reelected to Fourth U S Senate Term
The General Assembly met at Newport on Tuesday and reelected Henry B. Anthony to the United States Senate for a fourth term starting March 4. Total votes 101 with 97 for Anthony and 4 for O. Bradley. Wednesday Joint Convention officially announced the result as 99 to 4 after recording absentees.
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General Assembly
Newport
Henry B. Anthony
United States Senate
Anthony
Bradley
Gov
Sisson
House
U. S
Cha
O'Connor Bar Reputation Cleared By Committee Report
The Committee of gentlemen finds no basis for allegations against Charles O'Connor regarding his conduct in Mrs. Forrest divorce case. He acted honorably and even exceeded professional duties with personal sympathy. The report notes his near-death experience helped counter the slander and protect his good name.
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Charles O'Connor
O'Connor
Forrest
O’connor
Vivid SIA Visit Describes California Geysers Wonders
A SIA visitor recounts California Geysers with vivid detail. Names like Devil's Teakettle and Devil's Inkstand appear among vents and springs. The report notes warm baths, rheumatism relief, and various springs releasing colored waters and aromatic fluids.
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SIA
California
Complaints of counterfeiters and political remarks flood letters
The text rails at counterfeit bank bills and lists concerns about virtuous leaders in Washington. It notes many “Vices” in the capital and questions who will hold the second national ticket spot. It also mentions an exhibition and a Portland Cape Elizabeth carpenter duplicating house frames for repeated construction.
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Washington
Portland
Cape Elizabeth House
New York Season Opens With City Heat and Rumors
The piece skims New York in midsummer 1876 noting attic heat and social strain as families hide in windows and back doors. It reports on public baths, Centennial Regatta, ship imagery, and a whiff of scandal around architect Kellum and a Bonaparte relative touring the Centennial grounds.
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New York
Joe Bvrror
Berton Phenix
Newport
Saratoga
Long Branch
Cape May
Materfamilias
Paterfamilias
New York Yacht Club
Kellum
Court
Daly Read
Hobseweed, Connolly:Co
Anks
Kellim
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
Egypt
Col. Bonaparte
Centennial Exposition notes and Brazil pavilion visuals
The article details displays at the Philadelphia Exposition including Brazil’s tobacco and wines, Dom Pedro’s grand pavilion with mosaic detailing, and a push for international exhibitions. It mentions ongoing conventions, a Brewers Building, daily admissions, and local civic actions on track construction and warehouse expansion.
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Pao Et Sigiak Cay
Honores Ect
Pamapresa
Jane
New ‘York
Brazil
Dom Pedro
Empire
Tropics
Uncle Sam’s
Philadelphia
Brewer's Congress
Civil Engineers
Good Templars
West Point Cadets
Exposition
Ranr
Western Kansas land valued for dairying and wheat yields
From Emporia to Florence and beyond the Arkansas Valley shows rolling prairie with rich soils, favorable for dairying and stock raising. The Florence area yields magnesia limestone building material and lush hay ranges. Reports cite high winter wheat yields and strong straw, with high farming potential across Hutchinson to Great Bend regions.
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Arkansas Valley
Great Benn
Kansas
Eprron
Paanix
Emporia
Kansas State Normal School
Florence
Peabody
Hutchinson
Cow Creek
Arkansas River
Great Bend
D. N. Heizer
Acre
Osome
Rovernmont Land
Town Notes and Religious Services Highlight Local Scene
The column covers church activities with Trinity Church set to lay a cornerstone by Bishop T M Clarke and services at Trinity and Baptist churches. It notes Independence Day preparations, a fountain dedication in Fairmount Park, and a floral concert at First Baptist Church. An Episcopal convention vote admits Trinity Church and town hall renovations culminate in a grand concert by Providence ensembles.
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Oakland Daily Jews
Oakland
First and Jefferson
Daily Netés
Ealia
Berne
Protestant Episcopal Convention
St. Stephen’s Church
Providence
Trinity Church
St. Michael's Church
George L. Locke
St. Michael's
Town Hall
D. W. Reeves
Brown & Reeves
A. H. Brown
Dora Wiley
Boston
Lillian Chandler
Zerrahn
8. Pitman
Amryllia
Bethy-By
Bethy
York
Munnro—Smith
Swansey
Mass
William Afiller
Silas Holmes Munro
Samantha Clarke Smith
Anlt—Allen
East Providence
Isaac Chesebrough
Frances Lowell Hill
Esther Frances Allen
Pell-Clare—Temple
Christ Church, Pelham
Leslie Pell-Clarke
Newport
EB. J
Henrietta
Robert. E. Temple
Historic Vineland parade and antique exhibition planned
A large Fourth of July procession is anticipated with civic and military groups from the Fire Department and other bodies joining a prominent antique display slated for the afternoon at 5 o clock. Antique articles may be donated for use during the event at Easterbrooks store.
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Ferome
George W. Easterbrooks
Hope Street
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Lloyd Garrison
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Wendell, Holmes
J. Russell Lowell
F. Lane
Sydenham Papers
Vineland
Joan Pearp
Thames Street
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Ireland
Home For Acro Women
Corporation of Home For Aged Women
St. Michael’s Chapel
Royal Robbins
Sarah Goodwin
John Watson
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Janus Pyle
French
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Pike
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G. P, Barnes
G. W. Exsterbrooke
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John Phair
Miller
Barrington
Charles T. Miller
Lewis
Dighton
Almira Lewis
Horton
Julia A. Horton
Reed
Dartmouth
Sally Reed
Tennant
Mary Ann Tennant
Slocum
Fall River
Charles
M. B. Slocum
Phoenix Marine Journal
Port of
R. Borden
Mason
Lehr
Alice
Fish
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Ida
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Day Star
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Perry
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Dave Es
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Richard Smith
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Willarm Williams
William R. Taylor
Schenck
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Court of Common Pleas
County of
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Andrew Comstock
Enathan F. Comstock
Copartners
BH. A. Grout & Company
Albert H. Gilbert
Barriton
Aylesworth
Samual Keath
Lyman
Debatory
America
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Zerahan Choral Union
G. W. Easterbrooka
N.C. Bedell’s
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Providence Concrete Co
Bristol Hotel
Aborn
Peas
Bristol Council
Sovereigns of Industry
Hiram Luther
James Duffy
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Emma T. Adcock
Melatiah Davis
Edwin Middleton
Jane Middleton
John Petty
Edward A. Blake
Thomas Duffy
William J. Duffy
Thomas L. Grant
Michael Coughlin
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Charles K. Landis
N. J
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Bristol Institution For
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Amanda Huling
Bridget McElevy
Mra
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