War debt decline and political commentary in 1876 period
The article reviews postwar public debt shrinking from 3.5 billion to about 1.98 billion, noting annual reductions and a specific fiscal year drop. It criticizes Democratic repudiation talk and highlights campaign warfare around Tilden and Republicans, ending with Coronapo becoming the 38th state and its upcoming elections and electoral votes.
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Repudiation
Coronapo
Union
Congress
United States
Promotion for Dent Grant Saddled By Senate Delay
The item notes Fré Dent Grant’s promotion from Second to First Lieutenant amid accusations of political overreach and cites Army records showing his West Point graduate status and late ascent. It claims the Senate will confirm, finds no charges, and contrasts with regional political commentary and a leaning toward Hayes.
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Copperhead
Senate
West Point
U. S. Cavalry
Suirns
Tuowr
St Clair Ship Burns Off Ontonagon After Fire Breaks Out
At about 2 a m last Sunday the propeller St Clair Captain Robert Horbynese of Ward's Toine on a Duluth to Ontonagon voyage caught fire in the fore hold near Fourteen mile Point. Eighteen passengers and fourteen crew escaped in a single lifeboat as flames swept the vessel. Water was frigid and the launch was swamped multiple times, leaving the craft about five miles from shore.
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Geriese
Gent Lewen Accepts Republican Nomination for President
In reply to June 17 communication, Gent Lewen accepts the Republican nomination at Cincinnati and outlines aims. He condemns the spoils system, urges radical civil service reform, and pledges no second term to protect independence. He supports hard currency, public school amendment, and stable Southern governance with equal rights.
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United States
Cincinnati
Congress
Washington
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South
Civil policy for a united nation by Rh. B. Wayes
Wayes outlines a civil policy focused on equality and unity across North and South. He pledges a civil service promoting efficiency and economy, prosecutes public officers who betray trust, and seeks education, currency stability, and frugal governance. He promises administration that respects both white and colored people and fosters harmony nationwide.
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B. Wayes
Anti Tilden Greenback Mass Meeting Planned at Hillsboro
A Hillsboro anti Tilden Greenback mass meeting is scheduled for Thursday. In Toledo Saturday evening acrobat Wlexry Davenport fell sixty feet from a rope to a cobblestone pavement, breaking one arm but expected to recover. Dayton friends of Gen KR Sehenck push for Republican congressional nomination. Craighead declined. Geo G Mason, age sixteen, drowned in the Muskingum at Zanesville. Frank Robertson remains unconscious and likely to die. Jas Willard McMartin, seventeen, son of a street railroad superintendent, drowned in the river at Calncord. Jesse Yardey killed by lightning near Honeytown Wooster while under a tree with a pitchfork. Geo W Houk, Dayton delegate, to speak at court house after Democratic Convention. he bolts the ticket, historic Democrat.
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Summit Street
Toledo
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Zanesville
Mason
Frank Robertson
CalLncorne
Willard McMartin
McMartin
Street Railroad
Wooster
Jesse Yardey
Honeytown
Daxton
Geo. W. Houk
Houh
Commissioner Pratt Resigns and District Mourns
Pratt announces resignation effective August 1. Hon. E. Y. Parsons dies in Washington from congestion of the brain. S. D. Reiman injured fatally by heat after a mowing accident. Camp Badle sees 170 heat prostrations with several in critical condition as mercury hits 110. Edgefield militia clash leaves two dead and several wounded amid siege. Baseball scores list outcomes from Cincinnati Louisville Chicago St. Louis. San Domingo insults to the American flag unfold as Villanueva seeks landfall rights aboard Tybee. PR events involve a refusal and protective claims by the American flag.
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St. Louis
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Pablo Villanenva
Gonzales
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Train Robbery and Lynch Threaten Missouri River Frontier
A daring express robbery near Otterville on the Missouri Pacific rails left $16,000 stolen from Adams and United States Express. Fifteen masked men halted the train and escaped with safes opened by the messengers. In Ohio, George Williams was lynched in New Richmond after confessions linked to two brutal assaults and a murder. Amanda Abbott survived, reporting the attacks. Williams had ties to Kentucky origins and Campbell county residence.
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George Williams
New Richmond
Ohio
Mary Bennett
Amanda Abbott
Ife
Williams
Lexington
Campbell County
Servian Army Defeated by Turks and War News
Reports say the Servian army was routed by 12 000 Turks at Beljina with two intrenchments taken and six guns captured. Raneo’s forces were flanked by the Fourth Division crossing the Drina, suffering 50 killed and 240 wounded. Subscriptions are raised among Mussulmans. 1500 Sofias offered for service. Russia reportedly will stay as spectator. Also: Lancashire cotton wage cuts, mine workers strikes, and Austrian leaders meeting with the Czar at Badenbach.
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Raneo
Leach
Novi Bazar
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Servia
London
Lancashire
Wigan
Tyldesley
Bromwich
Oldbury
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Gottschahoff
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Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed for Consumption Remedy
A reader from Lawrence Indiana testifies that Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery helped his wife recover from early stage consumption after three bottles. He notes initial slow change but final lung strengthening and full health. He offers witnesses and cites the Cincinnati Times for Feb 4 1873.
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Lawrence
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Ind
Cincinnate Times
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