Voters in New York City prepare for broader rights in election
The article notes NYC voters are registering as reform and protection of rights rise after recent rulings. It cites shifts away from party control, calls for financial caution in Georgia style terms, and mentions economic recovery, rising real estate prices, and pending inflation fears amid nationwide political change.
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New York City
New York
Canadian Embargo on American Cattle Over Pleuro Pneumonia
Canadian authorities continue the embargo on American cattle due to pleuro-pneumonia spreading in the country over the last six months. The disease is believed to have been introduced from the United States where it has grown severe, especially in crowded stables in New Jersey and New York.
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Hogg
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Coal Exchange
Stephen Preston
Port au-Prince
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Hamilton County
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Ewing
Pratt
National
Hood
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F. M. Postgate
Samuel F. Smith
Winslow Judson
T.S. Ingraam
Wm. Robinson
Opera House
City Hall
Chicago
Chicago In and Provision Exchange
Charles T. Dixey
London
Mark Lane
Atlanta
F. L. Bentley
Whitesburg
Bentley
Jim Dermont
Isadore Delco
Delco
San Francisco
Calcutta
United States Revenue
Richard Rush
Dunlask
Geo. W. Bailey
Cape Aoe St. Paul
Minn
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Henry Wilson
Cleveland
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Johnson
O. W
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H. A. Munfort
House of Refuge
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William Ringgold Cooper
Neville Hunter
Oldley
Glynn, Miles & Co
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Republicans poised to win Indiana in 1880 after wins
The piece argues that Republican victories in Ohio and Iowa will boost party confidence and spur a successful campaign in Indiana in 1880. It claims Democrats are losing ground across the North, becoming disorganized and demoralized, signaling Republicans will regain past gains.
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Iowa
Indiana
North
Adams as Massachusetts Democrat Governor Candidate
Cuarces Francis Adams is named as the Simon-pure Democrat nominee for governor in Massachusetts. The piece argues he will not be elected, being on the wrong side politically and unlikely to benefit himself or the Butlerites, but would aid Republican Mr. Long.
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Mr. Long
Tilden
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Rockport Democrat
Evansville Courier
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Gil. Shanklin
Shanklin
Shanklins
Indianapolis Journal
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T. Lane
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Allegheny
Michigan Ae
Pennsylvania Canal
Col. Pritchard
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Lane
Murfreesboro
Confederacy
Beauregard
St. Louis
Blackburn
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Cyrus W. Field
Samuel J. Tilden
London
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Little Rock
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Washington
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White
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Francis Hopkins
Cincinnati
Ohio
Syracuse
Greenfield
Thas
Canandagua
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John Buffington
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Moline
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Aoe
Bey
Willie
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Oh Hing
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Morehead
Post Office Official Assassination Report Seeks Federal Protection
The agent investigating the Blackville South Carolina postmaster murder cites voter political hatred and color prejudice as motives. The department plans swift action from Washington to guard officials and recommends military force at the postmaster’s command to enforce law and protect federal staff.
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South Carolina
Washington
Massacre confirmation and Virginia debt election issue
The report confirms the massacre of Father Meeker and associates at the Ute agency with remains found in a horrific condition. It argues the violence must end to prevent future agency horrors and hints the coming Virginia election centers on repudiating nearly 50 million dollars of debt with differing repayment plans.
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Father Meeker
Letter on Frontier Defense and Native Raids Sparks Policy Debate
Rost Mrexer, daughter of Meeker, criticizes Army delays in Colorado frontier protection and calls for empowered territorial military raises or a larger force to shield settlers from Indian raids. The piece shifts to political forecasts, praising Grant and Sherman while predicting a delayed Republican nomination and a possible dark horse candidate.
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Meeker
Colorado
Vas
Solidity talk and political clashes across states
A crowded column discusses northern fatigue with sectional issues and southern disillusion with purported solidity. It notes Ohio's central role in responses to eastern voices, mentions Sam Randall and resumption debates, and critiques boomed political labels. It also covers local notes on Davis capture anecdotes and a Kansas City crime arrest case.
Commission to Investigate Havana Insalubrity Conditions
The Spanish minister of the colonies orders a commission to study the causes of Havana port insalubrity and to determine measures to improve the workers' pay and conditions.
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Supreme Court upholds Thurman railroad act
Washington Oct 20 The Supreme Court today sustained the constitutionality of the Thurman act May 7 1878 known as the Pacific railroad act in two cases Central Pacific and Union Pacific appellants The decision affirms the act as a proper regulation and support for public interests and the bonded debt Dissenting opinions were read by Justices Bradley Strong and Pease.
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