How Kellogg Saved the Republican Party
A detailed account from the N Y Sun argues Kellogg faced indictments as political persecution. It claims he saved the party in 1876 by certifying eight Louisiana electors despite a large Democratic majority, amid a scheme involving Wells, Anderson, and others to influence the election and threaten Tilden’s presidency.
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William P. Kellogg
Washington
Louisiana
Boston Herald
Kellogg
Chandler
Mr. Tilden
White House
South Carolina
Florida
Grant
General Sherman
John Sherman
Garfield
Stanley Matthews
Tilden
Wells, Anderson
Don Cameron
Hewitt
National Democratic Committee
Wells
Duncan F. Kenner
Tariff Commission
Twenty Years' Work and the Rise of Democracy
The piece attacks the Republican party as creating social disorder through class legislation. It argues that democracy will undo oligarchy and monopolies, reform tariffs, end imperial corporate powers, and restore unity, state integrity, and true equality for the people.
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Republican Party
United States
Europe
England
France
Germany
Russia
Turkey
Party
Indiana plan hints at campaign funds and corruption echoes
The St Louis Republic argues Indiana political figures and party operatives may target the state with reduced outlay, citing Fishback of Indianapolis and claims of vote buying, election officer bribery, and inter-state election law violations tied to 1880 tactics. It contrasts Arthur's post election stance with Dorsey's legal peril and party loyalty.
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Indiana
Fishback
Indianapolis
Globe-Democrat
Dorsey
Denison House
Arthur
Delmonico’s
Mr. Arthur
St. Louis
Death Trap in a Child’s Appendix Vermiformis
A family warns of fatal danger from swallowing orange or lemon seeds that lodge in the appendix vermiformis. Post mortem reveals a seed-shaped calculus causing lethal inflammation without external symptoms, urging public awareness and caution about fruit seeds in young children.
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Frank Fuller
Caution on Fruit Seeds Warns Parents About Health Risks
The article urges parents to warn children against swallowing seeds from oranges and lemons and discard cherry pits while noting risks from seeds in berries and grapes. It cites Dr Foote’s Health Monthly and discusses avoidance of seeds due to potential appendiceal issues.
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Fuller
Foote
Education Exhibit Shows Japan's Modern School Progress
The Bureau of Education hosts a Japanese exhibit contrasting old and new teaching methods. It traces how early inquiries by Japanese emissaries led to a celebrated Centennial display, highlighting brush writing, classroom layouts, and adaptive engineering that merge traditional skill with American science.
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Bureau of Education
Japan
New England
National Republican
Death of Postmaster General Howe Remains Few Lincoln Era Senators
The obituary notes only three men still alive who sat with Postmaster General Howe during Lincoln's first wartime session. It lists Senators Anthony and Sherman and Daniel Clark of New Hampshire as survivors, alongside a handful of others like Mr. Doolittle, the Vice President Hamlin, and Chaplain Dr. Byron Sunderland.
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Anderson
Returning Board
Senate
Congress
Thomas W. Ferry
Louisiana
Ferry
Washington
New Orleans
Potter
John Sherman
Kellogg
N. Y. Sun
Howe
United States Senate
Lincoln
Anthony and Sherman
Daniel Clark
United States
New Hampshire
Doolittle
Hannibal Hamlin
Byron Sunderland
Income Talk in Rochester Post Express
The Rochester Post Express questions what brings youth to women and answers with a provocative claim that an income of two thousand dollars would attract any number of them.
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Rochester Post-Express
Absconding Editor Rumors Spark Curiosity
A note dismissing rumors about an editor who vanished notes the mystery remains obscure while acknowledging the truth of the claim. The remark hints at an unexplained disappearance with no solid details provided.
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Baltimore
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Lydia F. Pinkham
Western Avenue
Lynn
Mass
DR Sanford
Duane
New York
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