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Cambridge Herald

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Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1882

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Senate and House proceed on contested election cases

The Senate votes to extend government expenditures and reviews Virginia Maine contests. House passes Smalls Tillman seating and Alabama case. debates revenue tax and desertion relief. Senate approves Chinese passage bill and tobacco tax cut. various conference reports and postmaster pay rules advance.

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Senate Allison Hoare Virginia Maine Cabell Reed Calkins South Carolina Smalls Tillman Randall House Sewell McQuade Society of the Fifth Army Corps Detroit Fitz-John Porter Logan United States Beck Internal Revenue Bill Cockrell Military Committee Alabama Smith Shelley Ranney Massachusetts Harrison Plumb Hoar Platt Blair McMillan Potomac Flats Hennepin Chesapeake Page Hiscock Garfield Bingham Pennsylvania
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Agriculture report shows potato area up seven percent nationwide

The July crop report notes higher potato acreage across nearly every state due to high prices and strong crop conditions averaging 102 with peaches and apples expected to be plentiful. Delaware and Maryland peaches may top four million baskets, Michigan Illinois and Missouri expect mid crop. Local variation remains.

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Department of Agriculture Delaware Maryland Michigan Illinois Missouri Mississippi Ohio Valley Senate William Hale Iowa Territory of Wyoming J. Schuyler Crosby New York Territory Montana Wilson H. Hoover California Supreme Court of the Arizona Canton Ohio Cedar Rapids Kalamazoo Lincoln Nebraska Racine Wisconsin A. K. Browne Washington Charles J. Guiteau Frances M. Scoville
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Controversy Rises Over Egyptian Turmoil and Allied Actions

Reports from New York and Albany note political ethics cases and nominations, while overseas tensions mount as Arabi Pasha defends action, Egypt’s disorder grows, British naval actions intensify, and proclamations call for stronger intervention to restore order and keep the Mahmoudah Canal open.

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Various Political and Weather News Across Regions

In Las Vegas New Mexico Romero won the mayoral race by a two hundred vote margin as interest spread across the Territory and Colorado. A violent hail and wind storm damaged crops in Belle Founder Big Cotton Spring Creek and lower Whitewood valleys in Colorado. White Hills crops were heavily damaged by hail last week. Georgia Democratic State Convention in Atlanta nominated A H Stephens for Governor and other officials. Fifteen fatal toy pistol wounds with lockjaw reported in Chicago, plus three more in suburbs. An earthquake tremor at Cairo Illinois lasted about two seconds. John Springer, aged 108, died in Marietta Ohio on the 20th. Mississippi State Prohibition Convention met at Iuka with 25 counties represented. Eightteen delegates elected for Chicago National Convention. Knights of Pythias to meet in Detroit August 21 with 500 delegates expected. B 8 Foss of Detroit died after buggy accident. Case Avenue planing mill in St Louis burned, loss 100000 insured. Rand of counterfeiters arrested in St Louis. names listed. suspected coin manufacturers.

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Belle Founder Big Cotton Spring Creek Whitewood Valleys Colorado Black Hills Atlanta A. H. Stephens N. C. Barnett W. A. Wright D. N. Speer Clifford Anderson Thomas Hardeman Chicago Cairo Illinois John Springer Marietta Ohio Mississippi Iuka Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias Detroit Foss Case Avenue St. Louis William Hall Winkler W. H. Perry Weaver Teeny Ben Southern Bennett Clark Bennett Basett Mollie Hall Newton William Anderson
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Five Mexican revolutionists seize Tousla Chiapas jail

Five nonprep revolutionists captured the town of Tousla Chiapas and freed and armed prisoners before retreating. A man suspected of theft linked to the incident was arrested after the body of the Earl of Crawford was found at Dunneelist House, Abbott shire.

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Tousla Chiapas Earl of Crawford Balecarras Dunneelist House Abbottshire England Hoogaard Copenhagen Mexico Paris Goblet
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Sultan Hesitates to Send Troops to Egypt

A dispatch from Alexandria reports Arabi Pasha continuing to fortify positions, shaping a web of earthworks while the British hold back any decisive move. The Khedive seeks talks, Arabi ignores, and European expatriates flee in growing alarm as a correspondent travels nine miles along Arabi’s retreat on the 18th.

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Egypt Alexandria Arabi Pasha Arabi
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Refugee flows and unrest as Egyptian crisis deepens

Dispatch from Alexandria reports refugees from the interior arriving by barge and train amid widespread anarchy. Arabs and Fantah natives commit atrocities while the Khedive and Arabi influence local authorities. Consuls plan security measures as Attacks in Port Said area continue. The Khedive dismisses Arabi Pasha and U.S. and European actions unfold.

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Alexandria Jemailia Cairo Karsenil Fantah Khedive Port Said Arabi Egypt Arabi Pasha Port Guernil Custom House Joyce Bey Senate Lucretia Garfield Marquette Michigan Colorado White River
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Ohio Democrats nominate Newman and Weible in convention

At Columbus Ohio July 20 1882 the Democratic state convention noms Newman for Secretary of State and Henry Weible of Van Wert for the Board of Public Works after speeches by John Follett and others. Okey is nominated for Supreme Court judge. Contests are settled by ballots with Newman and Weible emerging on the second ballot.

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Wyandot John Woods Defiance J. A. Runyon Warren W. Ww. Marquis Logan C. M. Kenton Union Peter Brady Sandusky George Fisher Scioto John Kerr Fayette Wiiam W. C. Lowry Athens G. W. Crites Tuscarawas J. A. Kitheart Jefferson J. V. Lawler Carroll R. O. Rote Ashtabula E. D. Sawyer Cuyahoga V. Snader L. G. Bernard Hamilton Nathan Lord F. W. Robertson Preble T. J. Godfrey Mercer G. B. Keppel Seneca D. Mergeinson Henry George Cruman Greene Feicith Albert H. Roose Pickaway John Hopkins Marion Vorris P. Brown Lucas H. L. Chapman Jackson Charles Negley J. H. Lindsay W. B. Dodson J. W. Sasser C. W. Constantine Clark Irvine Frank Steible W. G. Brady George B. Tyler Charles Rose John W. Bull S. M. McMillin B. Wilkins W. N. Coffland A. McGregor E. E. Nash John J. Hall J. H. Farley George H. Pendleton W. J. Gleason Supreme Court Board of Public Works Caspar Lowenstein Casper Lowenstein Franklin W H. Stokes John L. Vance Gallia Senator Pendleton Pendleton Capitol Mr. Lowenstein Okey L. C. Sawyer Auglaize George R. Andrews Samuel Courtright John G. Reeves Fairfield Thomas Powell James Newman R. D. Marshall Montgomery John G. Doren Dayton Allen O. Myers Thomas Cogan Amilton Robert M. Eaton Belmont W. N. Coffiand Senator Myers Clermont R. J. Bancroft Newman Reeves Bell Weible Doren Sawyer Myers Ohio General Assembly Henry Weible van Wert
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Democratic Executive Committee Chooses Leaders in Ohio

Resolutions favor tariffs to balance public burdens and support productive industry while ensuring labor fair compensation. The Democratic State Central Committee met in Columbus on July 20, 1982, naming Clark Irvine as chairman and C N Vallandigham as secretary, with an executive committee elected and listed members from Cincinnati Columbus Lima and other cities.

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Democratic Party Columbus Democratic State Central Committee Clark Irvine Mr. Vernon C. N. Vallandigham Dayton John G. Thompson John A. Rule Cincinnati Jacob Reinhard L D Thoman H. Brown W.T. Bishop Cincinna
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Boys Clothes Through Ages From Dainty Dresses to Knickerbockers

Styles described for boys range from early dresses resembling girls garments to later kilt suits and knickerbockers. Fine pique, linen and Cheviot fabrics appear in princesse and sailor designs, with details like deep collars, box plaits, belts, and embroidered caps. For seaside and travel, blue flannels and sailor outfits are outlined, with caps and matching stockings completing the ensembles.

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Harper’ S Bazar
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Novel bonnet fashions and Brents post office growth

The article describes capote bonnets woven from flower stems and rose leaves with velvet trims, crape bonnets in new colors, and country straw hats with scarves. It contrasts fashion details for blondes and different complexions, then notes rapid population growth around Brents in Washington Territory as mail service expands from thirty to seventy families.

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Big Bend Washington Territory Brents Ward Chicago Times
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Reverend Horace Bushnell and Wife Golden Wedding

The Rev. Horace Bushnell and his wife of Cincinnati celebrated a golden wedding recently. He remains pastor of the same congregation begun over fifty years ago, though he has been totally blind for the past twenty five years.

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Horace Bushnell Cincinnati
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