Senatorial shakeup eyed as Oregon dispatches hint defeat
Private Oregon dispatch suggests a shift in the senatorial race with Mitchell likely defeated and an untested candidate to win by a substantial margin. Philadelphia and Hen. Charles O Heil cited as possible electors amid Greeleyite rumors about Alexander Stephens.
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Times and Chronicle
Washington
Oregon
Mitchell
Philadelphia
Charles O'Heil
Greeleyites
Alex. H. Stephens
Democracy procession In Dayton Draws Large Crowd
A two mile long procession fills principal streets with four bands and large visitor turnout. Dayton Grant Guards of 700 horsemen plus reinforcements will escort Butler Ganckel to the train at 3 pm. A large citizen concourse gathers as Republican strength appears, while Prohibition candidate John Russell failed to show.
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Wisi
Times and Chronicle
Dayton Grant Guards
Enia
Butler, Ganckel
Dayton
Delegations Sail to Warsaw Rally After City Event
Large delegations left on a special train from this city to Warsaw Indiana to attend a Democratic rally. The trip followed a political gathering held in this city on Saturday, with organizers urging turnout and support for the party.
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Times and Chronicle
Warsaw
Ind
She‘e
British premier urges arbitration to settle disputes
At Helifex last night the British prime minister alluded to the Alabama claims and Sacco akin, saying the aim is to uphold peace, gain American goodwill, and remove dangers. He expressed hope that international differences be settled by arbitration and praised the government for its conduct.
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Sacco
Alabama
Reading of emi addresses at meeting referenced
In a fragmented report, names such as Bostrom, Greenwood Bove, Phelps, M. Alcott, Julia Ward Howe, and Mar Lacy Stone appear among attendees who spoke at a public meeting. The snippet notes addresses were made and much prevailed, but details and context are unclear.
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Bostrom
Pigbis Cate
Sarat Nee Greenwood
Bove Gee My Phelps
M. Alcott
Julia Ward Howe
Mar Lacy Stone
Emi
From Erie to Washington A veteran speaks on Reconstruction
A veteran recounts his long service, reflections on Reconstruction, and calls for national unity. He argues the North must aid Southern whites, support emancipation's gains, and extend a generous hand to reconcile between former foes. He recalls early party ties and vigilance against lawlessness, urging decisive federal protection and peaceful reform.
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Legion Nang
Frands
Ian Hon Aranchine
Ee ‘Ashington
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Grant
Washington
Bullock
Georgia
Hanes
South Carolina
Paris
Charleston
Wally
Sterrett
Erie Gazette
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Commodore
Jim. Stewart
Erie
New York
Eric
Republican Party
Samadi Seteen
Sale &c
South
Baltimore
Jeff
Davis
I Shall Be Defeated Yet Hope to Succeed as Candidate
The speaker declares resolve to persevere in politics despite anticipated defeat. He urges magnanimity between parties and predicts future amnesty while praising Providence and urging Pennsylvania citizens to fulfill their duty amid bitterness and proscription.
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Uying Ts
Rae
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Credit Mobilier slander denounced by Vice President Colfax
The Plain Statement reports Vice President Colfax defending his integrity amid Credit Mobilier accusations at a public gathering in South Bend. He asserts he never held stock in railroad ventures or accepted bribes, quoting Bowles and defending his editorial life and political stance while praising Pacific Railroad support.
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Mobilier
Studebaker Wagon Company
Birdesll Clover Reels Company
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Court of Justice
Public dispute over Credit Mobilier scandal mentions Colfax
The text recounts accusations against Colfax and others tied to the Credit Mobilier affair. It notes editorials in the Chicago and New York Tribunes, defense from Colfax, and Governor Hawley's lengthy audience remarks defending or describing the political fallout and charges of improper conduct with railroad financing.
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Fire destroys Northern Ohio Lunatic Asylum at Newburg
A September fire at the Northern Ohio Lunatic Asylum in Newburg was started by sparks from a tinning roof furnace. The main building burned to walls by 4 p.m., about 600 inmates were moved to temporary housing in prisons and infirmaries, with widespread casualties among staff and locals. Estimated loss around $30,000, no insurance.
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Cleveland
Northern
Ohio Lunatic Asylum
Newburg
Sret
Mises Walker
Benjamin Byrviss
Taney
Murdered Man Found in River Near Chicago
Michael Neaton's body was recovered from the river with fatal head wounds suggesting murder and a fall. An altercation between Charles Reynolds and William Mers, both sideshow workers, ended with Reynolds striking Mers in the head with an iron tent pin. Rev. Peter Cartwright, a famed Methodist pioneer, died at his Pleasant Es on County home aged years and 4 days.
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Michael Neaton
Charles Reynolds
William Mers
Reynolds
Mers
de Irace
Maryland
Merritt
Anesville
Ohie
Peter Cartwrig
Pleasant
LapgLritia Race Report at Ponteco Track
On September 26 at Ponteco pgaimg ten the first race ended in a dead heat between Susie Parker and Joker. In the second race six horses started, four heats were trotted, Banbeam won the first heat and Conree won the remaining three.
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Susie Parker
Joker
Banbeam
Conree
Investigation of the Bien Inspectors Boole steamship fire
New York reports detail testimony on the Bien Inspectors Boole disaster with engineer Best describing fire events aboard the Bienville and pump activity. Witnesses assert boiler safety, while later notes mention political conference in Louisville where Democrats discussed Grant support and party organization.
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Boole
Mersheaned Hall
Sattoanen
Best
Bienville
Eca
John Meturay
Louisville
James Worrall
Pennsylvania
J. H. Wilson
Worrall
Grant
Stetienst Peesassiaae
Ohio
James War
McCammat
J. B. Perks
Peter Sh
Illinois
P. Lemon
J. B. Brown
Indiana
Legg
Roega
B . Clay
Moe Ae
Eee
England
Wilen
Virginia
Wiga
Pean
Joseph Parish
New York Trials and Swindles Mentioned in Legal Notices
Attorney General Harlowey S addressed written notices to several defendants including William M Tweed and the Sweeny brothers that their trials would begin. Reports mention a Lynch tied to rings with four hundred percent profit from stone pans and extensive swindling in bogus jewelry across ten cars. Governors, farmers and mill producers conventions adjourned without conclusions. A murder case concerns Frederick Heggi, accused of poisoning the deceased. exhumation revealed arsenic enough to kill sixteen men.
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Harlowey S
Wm. M. Tweed Ae Hall
Sweeny
Thos. C. Fields
Henry W. — Ingersoll Hugh Smith
Wm. Cooke
Nathani Sanda
Stanley
Neos
Herlem
Lynch
Curtin
Harris
Geena
Frederick Heggi
Teial Soetenday
Joshan Magee
Eggi
Ing Mieg
Multiple figures and sentences hit by court actions and fire
State Auditor Granam remains incarcerated after the Eighth District Court declares the Governor's pardon unconstitutional. Second Lieutenant Charles Jordan of the Sixteenth U S Infantry is sentenced for embezzlement and sent to Dry Tortugas. A fire in Jefferson Texas destroys frame buildings on Delta Street with about 30,000 dollars insured for 10,000.
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Granam
Eighth District Court
Charles Jordan
Sixteenth
United States Infantry
Cartermaster
Jackson
Miss
Jefferson
Texas
Deltas God
Marshall Street
Lous
Gambetta Calls for Dissolution of French National Assembly
Gambetta spoke in Albertville in the Pres Savona department last night demanding the dissolution of the National Assembly of France.
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Gambetta
Albertville
Pres Savona
National Assembly of
France
John Tehrenbach Elected President at Machinists Meet
Albany reports John Tehrenbach of Cleveland named President at the International Convention of Machinists and Blacksmiths. The organization adopted a budget with executive expenses totaling 15,555 and disbursements of 15, with receipts and officers listed including National Councilor Kenareto of New York and Secretary Redstreak of Pennsylvania. The council authorized appointment of a deputy to serve in Kentucky.
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National Board of Steam Navigation
United States
Nations Board
Go Kobe
House of Representatives
Grt
Iicer
National Board
Mr. Osborn
New York
W. L. James
Pennsylvania
J. 4. Lemcke
Indiana
Stark Whitom
Massachusetts
John Allen, Jr
L. A. Pierce
Ohio
Committee On Permanent Organization
Ties. Sherlock
Philadelphia
J. T. Stockdale
Komnard House
Osborn
Capt J. A. Pierce
Cleveland
Copeland
Reed
Secretary of the Treasury
Congrex
Albany
N.Y
Machiaietea and
John Tehrenbach
Aoe Vie Presmittee
National Council of the Order of United American Mechanics
H. P. ‘Kenareto
Redstreak
Ae Walker
Disastrous Rain Storm Hits Aberdeen and District
A severe rain storm drenched Aberdeen Scotland and nearby areas yesterday flooding the railway station and crops. In MoxToomEry Alabama voters see party nominations with Democrats and Liberals backing a congress candidate and Republicans nominating a Board of Education slate including Miller and Flector.
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Scotland
MoxToomEry
Ala
Cepress
Faber
Flector
Miller
Board of Education
Bids for Gold in New York Market
Fourteen bids appeared for gold totaling about $6,060,000 with quotations near 114.05 to 114.07. The advertised amount stood at $1,000,000, while bids included a £1,0000 bid for variations around 114.
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New York
Point Breeze Races Close With Camors Dominance
In Philadelphia at Point Breeze Course on September 20, Camors won the second heat and also secured victories in the third and fourth heats. The time for the second race was recorded as 2:33 and 3:34, reflecting strong performances from the field.
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Philadel Pitta
Point Breeze Course
Camors
Iowa
Brilliant Celebration in Nawankk New Jersey
The United Order of American Mechanics hosts a brilliant celebration in Nawankk New Jersey on September 20. About five thousand members attend with thirty bands of music providing entertainment today.
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Nawankk
N. J
United Order of American Mechanics
Republican Convention Nominates Freeman Distikxe for Congress
Rocugester New York September 4 The Republican Convention of the Twenty first district today nominated Freeman Distikxe for reelection to Congress.
Indictment in Bank Burglary Case At Baltimore
Baltimore September 26 The Grand Jury indicted Jos E Chapman EF Westiburn alias Jos Bertlet Joseph Crardall and S A Mead for burglariously entering the Third National Bank of Baltimore in August last Henry V Clinton as accessory He is under arrest The three others are being pursued
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Jos. E. Chapman
EF. Westiburn
Jos. Bertlet
Joseph Crardall
S. A. Mead
Third National Bank of
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