Tilden and Tweed linked in reform and finance
The text recounts accusations against Mr. Tilden involving stock overissuance in the St Louis, Alton on Terre Haute Road case and related Western road dealings. It notes his alliance with Tweed, his evolving stance during the Ring era, and views from the New York press praising honesty and reform while discussing political reception in Washington and Ohio.
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Chicago and
Northwestern
Galena
Meir
Tilden
St Louis
Europe
Tweed
N.Y
Mr. Tilden
William M. Tweed
Democratic State Committee
Committee of Seventy
Hetet Otic
Totiow
Eg Till
New York Tribune
Esty
Reform promises clash in charged party lines
The piece rails at reform claims by the party blamed for civil service chaos and inflation while attacking Republican figures and lauding Democratic restraint. It debates resumes of specie payments, condemns opposition to the Resumption Act, and argues the Republican ticket risks Grantism under Tilden’s critique, urging steadfast support for the Governor and party unity amidst turmoil.
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New York
Cit
Wips Hemperly
Paley Wat Ch
Sreuiok
Ae Ae
Pane
Cincinnati
Eerele Coniees
Paner Haeean
Lee Hayes
Louia
Hrea
Tilden
Arigni
Platform Sound in Resumption Debate
The text discusses Democratic repudiationists and the platform's stance on paying legal tenders, criticizing calls to repeal the 1875 Resumption Act as delaying resumption. It argues the convention yielded to repudiationists, labeling unconditional repeal as postponing resumption indefinitely and defending a sound monetary policy aligned with rapid restoration of specie payments.
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SSS
Emoc
Democratic Party
Tilden
New York Herald
Tildens Speech at Albany Honors and Critique
In Albany on June 29 a Jacksonian serenade to Governor Tilden drew about 5,000 citizens. The crowd illuminated the city as Tilden thanked the Jacksonians and spoke on reform, government spending, and the burden on working people. He warned of corruption, urging a change of men to reform public administration. The rally ended with honors as bands played.
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Albany
Tilden
Jacksonians
Executive Mansion
Argus
Jackson
America
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Pa Tagua
Aeseder
Connonbion
Mecca
Cies 66 Coens
After the Battle Sees St Louis Rally for Tilden
Special Dispatch from Cincinnati reports St Louis brimming with crowds at the Union Depot and trains packed as delegates departed with flags and mottos. The piece argues Tilden as reformer will be attacked again in campaign, Hendricks reluctant to join as VP, with diminished hopes in Indiana and Ohio.
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St. Louis
Union
Tilden
Galena
Hoffman
Hendricks
Ohio
Indiana
Governor Hayes Gaining Strength For 1876 Election
Special dispatch from Cincinnati June 30 reports a New York Republican letter predicting victory in New York state for Hayes if nominated. The letter says the ticket grows stronger daily and would bury Tilden if he were the Democrat nominee. Congratulatory letters arrive nationwide. Colonel Conwell of Boston is assembling material for a Hayes biography.
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Cincinnati Times
CoLomars
Hayes
New York
Tilden
Conwell
Boston
Fatal Accident Damps Dems and Delights Republicans
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times Fort Wayne Indiana June 30 Hiram Sonnedecker a freight conductor on the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad was instantly killed this morning by striking his head against a bridge west of here and breaking his neck Democrats hold cool nominations for president and vice president while Republicans say their ticket will attract a larger vote here than Hendricks would have.
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Cincinnati Times
Fort Wayne, Inc
Hiram Sonnedecker
Pittsburg
Fort. Wayne
Chicago
Forent
Hendricks
Unmarried 23-year-old man dies by suicide at home
An unmarried man aged 23, living with his father near Frankfort, hanged himself yesterday morning in his father's house. No one else was present, and he had been dead over an hour when found. He was known to be a habitual drinker. no cause was given for the act.
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Frankfort
Charges and political maneuvering amid court and senate actions
A memorial accuses General R D Massey of hasty judgment and praises against Associate Justice Humphreys, citing ignorance of law and potential bench intoxication. Republicans discuss the appropriation bill and a seat lock, with Blaine faction’s session adjourned to July 10.
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Sc Weme Court of Eece
Columbia
Halen Bates
Blaine
National Board of Trade supports fast mail trains extension
New York June 30 The National Board of Trade adopted resolutions submitted by Chicago favoring the continuance and extension of fast mail trains as needed. It urges federal power to regulate commerce and calls for uniform trade law standards across states to benefit producers merchants and exporters of grain.
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New
York
National Board of Trade
Board ‘of Trade of
Chicago
Drowning Tragedy Claims Local Men Near Herman Lake
In June at Herman Lake near ws yeeennay two young men, Willie Morgan son of State Senator Bright Morgan and Viktor Monroe son of a Hernando Mississippi prominent figure, drowned while attempting a rescue at sea owl union. Two others survived the peril.
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Menruts
Willie Morgan
Bright Morgan
Viktor Monroe
Hernando
Mississippi
Herman Lake
Neat
Yeeennay
E Seeeetie Owl Union
Uae
Fourth of July Celebrations and Local News
Reports of Bentent Fourth celebrations planned with processions and a parade in decorated uniforms. Rail work by C H L Railroad lays new steel rails. a passenger injury incident on a lapsing train is noted. A fire department effort at a distillery earned $25 for firemen. Court cases and school board proceedings are summarized, including teacher appointments and illness.
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Joe Caldwell
Pes Youn
C., Ho and B. Railroad Company
River Weather and Shipping Updates at Louisville and Evansville
June 30 notices report a stationary river at Louisville with 5 inches in the canal and 3 feet 4 inches at the falls. Heavy morning rain gave way to cloudy warm weather as business slowed and packets operated routes to Nashville and Cairo. A dredger and towboats are mentioned. the B D Wood’s cylinder failure is noted. a drowning of nine year old Charlie Grae is reported with body not recovered by noon.
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Evansville
Bowling Green
Kanoas
Helle
Arklle
Cairo
Be Reeda
St. Louis
Oy. le
Lo Fee Ieee
Louis
Jou
D. Woed
Nashville
Idlewild
Goy
Cincinnati
B.D. Wood
Troxtex
United States
Esterday
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Andy Johnson
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Edward Gonster
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Marshall Smith
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Wastixozos, Jane
Hamilton
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Dave Lingled
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Committee On Claims
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Thomas Maguire
Jas. A. Oates
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LES Bayards
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Cincinnati! Grand Orchestra
Re Brand
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Fifth Street Garden
Wahle & Woltermane
E.c.middletone CO. Real Estate Broke Re& Auctioneers
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Clothing House
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