Nationwide Results of State Congressional Elections
The report lists final results by state across the country with Democrats winning most races. Alabama elected eight Democratic Congressmen. Arkansas and Georgia saw solid Democratic triumphs. California and Illinois show mixed delegations. Delaware and Mississippi favored Democrats. Massachusetts and Minnesota report strong party shows. States like New York New Jersey and Ohio indicate gains for Democrats, while Missouri and Texas reflect mixed outcomes. Overall, the Democratic Party maintains broad strength with several states projecting Republican gains or tie votes amid a lively post election tally.
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Congress
Indiana
Voorhees
Iowa
Boies
J.0. Scerley
Walter I. Hayes
Cari F. Couch
John T. Hamilton
Raqde Island
Rhode Island
Spooner
Lapham
Arnold
Onio
Ohio
Mior
Mck Iley
Foster
Prominent People and Aristocrats in Transatlantic Gossip
A collection of brief notes on public figures and their fortunes. Ex Seensrang Waltxey, Iris on Home Rule, a Mexican voyage guest, General Rosecrans’s daughter at Santa Rosa, Livermore’s speaking career since 1802, a Henry Straker Reep family, Augosio de Navarro’s legacy, a bust for James Whitcomb Riley sent to Rome, Congo governance refusals, King of the Dudes wax satire, Queen Emma ruling in place of a bedridden Dutch king, Berpertz quitting newspapers, Busan La Flesa’s medical practice among the Omahas, a Mount Yalerion guard, and superrich Orleans princes set to inherit 42 million.
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Seensrang Waltxey
Iris
Prince of Wales
Ireland
Ripre Haccary
Mexico
Straker Reep
Catharine
Augosio DE Navarro
Mary Anderson
Francis Dykers
New York City
Indianapolis
James Whitcomb Riley
Rome
Netherlands
Emma
Rosert Berpertz
Busan la Flesa
Hamilton School
Comte de Paris
Duke de Montgensier
Seville
Spain
Labor World Labor Trends and Wages Across Nations
Labor reports note Germany bakery pay two dollars fifty weekly and other schemes. St Paul workers earn one forty for eight hours while Duxney boat builders get fourteen cents hourly. Berlin salesgirls gain ten cents weekly medical care. San Francisco union plans a cooperative shoe factory. About 5,000 U.S. women typewriters exist. New York beer drivers suspend a member for neglect. Of 17 million U.S. wage earners four million belong to unions. Indianapolis girls strike against store back entrances. Italian laborers in cellars earn twenty five cents daily. Canadian seal hunters form a union and requested three dollars per seal but receive one fifty nine. Furniture workers in Indianapolis win thirty one denumas without a strike. Vandalia Railroad raises dispatchers to one hundred ten dollars per month, eight hours. London labor leader John Bunkay praised for bookish tastes. Quebec architects form an assoc to shield against American competition. Philadelphia housekeepers group grows to six hundred members seeking reform. Chicago driver Jon Avans valued at twenty five thousand dollars and noted as honest.
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Doble Tragedy in Columbus Leads to Double Murders
A man named Mos Amack shot and killed Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson and then killed himself in Columbus Ohio after pursuing a doomed romance with her. Amack, a divorced father of three, faced police pursuit but fled to a room where he fired on himself, dying by his own hand as officers arrived. The tragedy left both families with multiple children and a grisly aftermath.
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Germany
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America
Tragic Viscaya Sinks After Collision Off New Jersey Coast
The steamship Viscaya with ninety three aboard sank after a sudden collision with a schooner near Barnegat Light. Twelve survivors reached the Bris steamer Humboldt after twelve hours at sea, while the schooner vanished. Captain Francesco Canill perished on the bridge as the vessel disappeared beneath the waves.
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Jose Acaibia
Ramona Alvarez
Luan F. Hedmann
Oscar Islatter
Luigi Pellion
Jose M. Garcia
Humboldt
Rio Janeiro
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Oicer Chase
Chase
Lex
Barnegat
J. & W Dudgeon
London
Census Bulletin Shows US Population In 1880 At 50 Million
The Census Bureau reports the population of the United States at the 1880 census as 50,155,572 with an absolute increase of 12,924,757 since 1870. It notes a decadel y growth rate drop from 30.08 percent to about 2.57 percent and lists state rank changes such as Texas rising to seventh and California dropping in rank, with other shifts across New York Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois and more.
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Tragedy at Akron as 19 year old Sarai McMullen hurled from bridge
In Akron near Buffalo, Sarai McMullen, 19, reportedly depressed after a letter, took two Brown children to Murder Creek bridge. She allegedly urged the girls onto the 65 foot structure and pushed Nellie May Connors to the water, then leapt herself. The boys or adults investigated as authorities pursued the missing children, with no clear motive given.
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House of Migs
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Pallkirk
Emily
Brooklyn Street
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Nettie Connors
Nellie
Delia
Olen
Shia
Wali
Arai
Brown's
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Simon Brown
Marah
Numerous global calamities and notable deaths reported
A sweeping intelligence summary recounts railway disaster fatalities in Providence and New Rochelle, a Swedish laborer facing life isolation, embezzlement charges in Concord, and a York City cotton exchange figure’s suicide. It also notes copper ore finds in New Jersey, a historic Baltimore courthouse sale, a Perry murder confession, and a British ledgers update on naval contracts and mint officials.
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Danton McDenxorr
Tred
Alive in His Grave in New Philadelphia Horror
Excitement in New Philadelphia Ohio grows after Froderick Harder, buried alive days earlier, reportedly revived and struggled to escape as family faced disgrace and secrecy. Morphine likely caused death. later disinterment revealed a distorted corpse and broken glass, but coffin lid remained intact. Remains reburied after dramatic, distressing events.
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Dove
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Idaho Prosperity and Irrigated Lands Report
Governor George I. Shayp of Idaho reports taxable territory at 24,981,105 with three fifths of land arid needing irrigation. Stock farming expands. Mormon polygamy declines. National notes cover a German parricide case, alliance growth, Sioux incidents, and railroad progress amid regional figures and totals.
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Mint annual report on precious metals and coinage totals
Director Edward O. Leech reports gold receipts of 10,235,429 dollars and silver bar and coinage figures, with total metal in circulation and stock estimates. He notes price movements, silver purchases under acts, and proposed reforms including a Philadelphia mint, subsidiary coins, and exchange rules for gold coin.
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New York
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United States
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New Mexico toffee drought and Lisbon financial shock
Newsy snippets report a surge in demand for Nick en 3in great, Tur Java toffee harvests short, and Dren plentiful in Adirondacks. Indians on North Dakota duty, Eiffel Tower in Pare no longer a financial success, and a push to establish a Southern school of textualosy in Richmond. NYC net debt near 97 million, widespread winter-wheat acreage gains, cigars shipped from Mexico, and St Louis夜 bankrupt carriers. Prison term for horse theft in Elkhart. Philadelphia per head government cost 18, New York City 12. Currency notes cut in Bolivia. government aid to presidents and generals widows. Kilkeel petroleum yield. Choctaw voting rights debated. Mount St Helens update misrendered. altitude estimates vary.
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Peculiar Infatuation and Proof of Friendship
A New Jersey tale shows a wife marrying a young laborer not knowing he is a woman, revealing strange infatuations and enduring bonds. Meriden resident John H. Preston recalls illness and a cure from Warner's Safe Cure after years of pain, praising friendship and its life-saving power.
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John H. Preston
Rt.t. Cook
Curtis & Cook
Warner
Grape industry may shift to America if European crops fail
The New York Sun argues that while Europe’s grape crop might largely fail, America could meet demand. It notes Arizona New Mexico and California as suitable regions and suggests Eastern States could expand cultivation, while acknowledging wine remains a luxury with both benefits and harms.
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New York Sun
Novel bookbinding method promises thinner covers
A novelty in bookbinding offers leather covers that bend and straighten without damage, replacing cardboard. The process yields a thinner cover with no visible difference in appearance, enabling tastefully covered books. Also ads tout pure soap, a nerve restorer, a fig syrup cleanse, a head ache cure, and a plan to invest in Kansas City suburb lots with high projected returns.
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