Letter endorses Blaine and Logan in Lewiston August
Senator Chase declares in a morning letter to the Journal that he will vote for Blaine and Logan. He cites currency reform and protection of home industries, praising Blaine as a great American commoner and a leader for wealth producers. The letter frames his stance as consistent with public and family values.
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Political rumor and Crane era activism across cities
Reports from August describe General John A. Logan visiting Saratoga and Albany, with crowds at the depot and political chatter around Tammany, Clevelandites, and New York mayoral prospects. Jefferson City delegates set to nominate Marmaduke for governor amid contesting factions, plus local crimes and industry notes in Buffalo and Tonawanda.
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Wall Street Bank not a national bank closure noted
Washington dispatch notes that the Wall Street Bank of New York, once a national bank, closed its doors after overcertification of checks in 1883. It liquidated under the National Bank Act and reorganized under New York State law. Also, postmaster investigations into envelope quality and national exhibits to Louisville and Cincinnati are reported.
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Wall Street Bank of New York Collapse Hits Brokers
The Wall Street Bank of New York at 19 Broad Street suspended operations at 11:30 am amid cashier irregularities. J P Dickinson allegedly absconded with about 500000, leaving officers to cover losses. depositors likely to receive about fifty percent. Bank closures and market alarm spread through brokers and office staff as details emerged.
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Earthquake rattles Brooklyn and New York outskirts
A strong Sunday afternoon earthquake rattled Brooklyn and adjacent towns from Yonkers to Long Branch. Residents reported shaking interiors, toppled glass, and a rush to the streets as people compared sensations and feared collapsing structures. No injuries were recorded in many areas, though several shocks lasted from a few seconds to almost a minute.
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Prohibition Debate Divides Saratoga Ministers Hue
In Saratoga on August 12 ministers debated political prohibition. Rev. Dr. S. T. Spear, a firm Prohibitionist, said he would vote for Blaine over St John, arguing practical voters favor protection through alliances with existing parties. He warned prohibitionists are too few to win power alone and urged strategic alliances. The talk echoed temperance factions and temperate cooperation with Republicans.
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