03 Aug 1876
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1876
Page
1
Fragmentary verse about a sailor and a vow to share power and joy and pain. The text shifts to mystery and emotion as a speaker recalls struggle and a pivotal moment. The speaker hints at a released heart and a personal test of love and fate.
A tale of deceit, forged checks, and ruined lives unfolds as a ruthless creditor, Silas Edwards, pursues full payment from Ezra Morton. Morton’s collapse, imprisonment, and the breaking of his family contrast with the forged-friend scheme that from a distant past returns to expose a web of betrayal and vengeance.
Horace Greeley denounces Samuel J. Tilden in a 1868 letter paste, urging action against alleged ballot fraud in New York City and urging Tilden to curb corrupt voting practices. The document cites Tweed connections and calls for reform to restore public confidence in elections.
Chicago Tribune prints a lengthy communication alleging Thomas A Hendricks of Indiana refused to tribute Lincoln’s memory as the nation mourned. The note asserts Hendricks, favored by Democrats for vice president, showed unpatriotic conduct and hesitation in expressing condolence.
A New York World note claimed Robert T Lincoln voiced support for Tilden, causing embarrassment. Friends request a correction. Lincoln states he is a Republican and supporter of Hayes and Wheeler.
State Senator James M Burt of Ohio displayed his life saving Centennial tobacco box at the Exhibition. His grandfather carried it at Monmouth in a waistcoat pocket when a ball struck it, nearly passing through and carrying away tin. Washington is said to have used the box in camp for smoking, marking it a first class relic. The piece is tied to presidential attention and historic moments in the era.
The minority report accuses the majority of corrupt tactics during seven months of inquiry into the Navy Department. It alleges secrecy, biased questioning, and intimidation of witnesses, claiming the probe served party ends rather than proper governance.
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