Bayard speeches cited as threats to presidential bid
The article notes Bayard's Dover 1861 and Senate 1870 addresses as pivotal to his candidacy, quoting passages critiquing war policy, press influence, and constitutional debates while outlining resolutions favoring peace and caution toward civil war. It also recounts related notices and local incidents.
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North Star
Confederate States
War Party
Honest Debt and Public Use Debate 1968 Statement
A speaker denounces a 1968 suspension of payments as a repudiation of citizens and criticizes blocking states from paying for property taken for public use without compensation. He argues the Democratic Party must honor all lawful obligations at home and abroad. The address frames fiscal honesty as a national ethical standard.
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Closing the Career of the Most Remarkable Detective the World Ever Known
Allan Pinkerton founder of the detective agency died at his Carcaco residence at 3 p m He was born in Glasgow in August 1819 and had worked until a year ago Despite frailty he continued laboring travelling to his office and being carried up stairs Pinkerton, a Scottish born former farmer near Dundee Ill, rose to fame after tracking horse thieves and foilers in Milwaukee He later became Deputy Sheriff and a U S Treasury special agent in 1847 and started his agency in 1853
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U. S. Treasury
Inter Ocean
Field's
BIC BLAZES Destroying Hundreds of Thousands in Property
CHELSEA Massachusetts July 4 The Revere Rubber Company buildings and office on two acres burned with an estimated loss of 600000 including buildings stock and machinery Over 400 workers are out of work Saem Ohio July 4 Silver Deming Manufacturing burned loss 100000 insurance 40500 150 men unemployed Locreuis Pennsylvania July 4 Jenkins Hotel and adjoining building burned loss 20000 Brooklyn July 4 Dongan planing and molding mills Kent and Classon burned loss 75000 Appleton Co printing house stock damaged 10000
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Classon Avenues
Appleton & Co
Starving Laborers Demand Pay From Lake Shore West
About 200 Gogebic region laborers for Lake Shore Western Railroad arrived in Milwaukie on flat cars after two days without food. They demanded May wages at company headquarters. refused, they tried to break in, and police drove them off. Payroll delay blamed on superintendent certification. workers plan to return to the woods for pay.
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Allibone
Storm damages mount in York and Cecil counties
Official reports estimate over 1.0 million dollars in York County Pennsylvania and 255 thousand dollars in Cecil County Maryland from the recent storm. It will cost 20 thousand dollars to repair the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
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President Arthur Proclaims Oklahoma Lands Off Limits
President Arthur warns all to refrain from settling in the Oklahoma lands of the Indian Territory and vows swift removal of intruders, if needed by U S military forces.
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Washington
Arthur
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Indian Territory
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Panama Canal Project Costs and Delays Report
The document notes a two dollar initiation fee kept by a contractor, lists total canal costs at 120 million with 20 million spent on the railway, cites 75 million cubic metres of excavation with 5 million removed, mentions widespread labor sickness, a 5 million hospital built but deemed insufficient, and argues the seven year completion estimate is unattainable. The figures imply ongoing overruns and delays in the canal project.
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Markets and Mysterious Numbers in the Exchange
The report catalogs July 5 market quotes for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, and pork products across New York New Orleans and Chicago. A feature section explains stock exchange floor signaling via numbered boards and electric calls guiding members to requests at the door.
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Bulls and Bears at the Wall Street Stock Exchange
A vivid scene inside the New York Stock Exchange showing a bustling crowd of brokers, many under 40, as pink ribbons, roses, and noisy chatter frame a tour for a group including three lively women and two calm men. A jaunty broker pockets a reported 50000 from a Lackawanna stock surge.
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Some Traits of the Virginian
A vivid portrait of rural Virginian life and social customs. The narrator contrasts neighborly chats on the road with hurried daily routines, describes porch scenes of middle aged landowners, and depicts roadside greetings that shape southern sociability and travel.
Beggar Returns Quarter After Treasurers Aid
A beggar pleads for work and food and declines a quarter given by Mr Blank who reveals he is the treasurer of the Bartholdi pedestal fund. The beggar questions who he owes the aid to and hands back the money.
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Foreign ophthalmic germ link to European blindness
Foreign ophthalmic experts estimate 320000 blind people in Europe, with 30 to 40 percent spared by timely care. They attribute many cases to a germ linked to infant ophthalmitis and urge early antiseptic treatment to prevent dangerous outcomes from neglect.
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Europe
Watch Reappears After Summer in Cazenovia Hay
In Cazenovia a hay mow on the Wendell farm yielded Arthur Sweeland’s lost watch last week. It lay unseen for months but resumed time keeping as if no time had passed, prompting wonder at the device and its spring.
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Wendell Farm
Arthur Sweeland
Umbrella Gaffe Causes Hat Mishap in City Talk
In a humorous exchange Bob mocks Dicks umbrella claim while Dick explains he wears a hat due to funds and fears rain impressions. Dick says carrying an umbrella would signal rain and reveal he left his straw hat at home on purpose.
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