Republicans Push Religious Issue in 1876 Campaign
The Maine Republicans avoid a third term stance at their state convention while ex Senator Harlan returns to Iowa to wire for the next Senate race. Ohio Democrats denounce sectarian meddling in schools and reaffirm church state separation, contrasting with Republican tactics. News notes crops in Kansas and rail subsidy debates stir public opinion.
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Thia
Sober stance on sectarian tension urged in editorial
The piece argues against using anti Catholic rhetoric for political gain and warns that appealing to bigotry will bring public condemnation. It suggests intelligent men agree to settle current issues and let churches and sectaries manage themselves, avoiding sectarian battles.
The Marbles of the Parthenon and coast-wide scuffles
Parisian and London observers recount Elgin’s 1802 trophy voyage from Athens aboard the Mentor ending in shipwreck near Cythera. Twelve cases recovered by divers reach the British Museum while five remain sunk. Greek officials debate recovering the lost marble with new diving gear and state aid.
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British Museum
M. Makoukas
Archeological Society of
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George Perry
Lord Elwin
Salt Tax in France Sparks Historic Opposition
Paris dispatch notes the Republic proclaims an Upper Chamber and imposes a salt tax amid strong public aversion. Critics recall harsh farm saturniers punishments and Louis XIV era convictions. Liberal deputy M Testelin warned salt impost would invite medieval highway extortion.
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Louis XIV
M. Testelin
Fes Bifteeks Et Des Rosbijs
Lonebardy
Five Thousand Dollars for the Loss of an Eye
A New York Times report covers William Glenn suing Charles E. Mull for 6000 dollars after a theater incident where Mull allegedly insulted Glenn’s wife and struck Glenn’s eye with an umbrella. The jury awarded Glenn the full amount.
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New York Times
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Charles E. Mull
Supreme Court Circuit
Westbrook
Glenn
Mull
World's Largest Nickel Deposit at Gap Lana Ter County
A massive nickel deposit near the Gap Lana ter county is described as the largest in the world. The ore also yields copper iron and limestone. Nickel discovered around 1856 with copper known earlier. Ore is processed by kilns and smelting then shipped to Camden New Jersey for separation. Prices exceed 2 dollars per pound with monthly output 400 to 500 tons and 75 workers.
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Lanater
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