The 1872 1880 Democratic and Republican Shifts
In 1872 Democrats abandoned sanity by nominating Greeley, losing votes. By 1876 they framed a principled platform and won broad support, then faced electoral math. 1880 saw Garfield emerge amid fierce factional battles, Blaine Conkling rivalries, and the Republican tilt toward a businesslike campaign. Garfield’s presidency was brief. Arthur succeeded with steady leadership.
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Democratic Party
Lberal
Greeley
End
Conkling
Blaine
Grant
Chicago
Garfield
Senate
Sherman
Hancock
Tilden
Chester A. Arthur
Arthur
Hayes
New York
Buffalo
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
B. F. Butler
Massachusetts
John Kelly
Butler
Miss Ruby Allen's perilous bus ride from Pekin to Irkutsk
Miss Ruby Allen, aboard the Kronprinzessin Cecilie from Bremen, recounts her ten day automobile journey from Pekin to Irkutsk. She rode a Danish car at times racing fifty miles an hour, faced bandits and wolves, and reported rifle shots driving off would-be robbers and rifles fending off wolves.
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New York
Ruby Allen
Japan
Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Lloyd Line
Bremen
Miss Allen
Pekin
Irkutsk
Irkiitek
Count Boni Wins Extra Month Custody of Children
Paris reports Count Boni de Castellane secured custody of his three children for August in addition to September under the divorce decree. The ruling follows his claim that he could not see the children while they were in the United States with their mother Princess de Sagan.
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Paris
Boni de Castellane
Princess de Sagan
Boni
United States
South African Sheep Farming Faces Seasonal Labor Strains
A fragmentary account describes South African farmers owning two to five thousand sheep. It notes busy shearing days at quiet homesteads and mentions native workers, with concerns about jackals threatening flocks at night.
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Rue Ewa
George M. M'Connell
New York Evening Telegram
New York Herald Company
Roscoe Conkling
James G. Blaine
Kelly
Burchard
New York City
Gentleman
St. John