Uncle Sam and Reform Rally for Tilden in New York Sun
The New York Sun urges support for Tilden with a call to loyalty to reform and liberty. It frames Grant’s baggage and Swindling shouters as enemies while praising the new Uncle Sam and the banner of truth. It invokes Blaise and Lat abcock, urging readers to rally for justice and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Babcsok
Abcock
Billy Tweed
Blaise
Liverty
Uncle Sam
Tilden
Sam
New York Sun
TILDEN. His Record as the Ring Smasher and Downfall of Tweed
A detailed defense of Samuel J. Tilden's anti ring actions against Tweed and canal interests. It covers his opposition to Tweed's control of New York politics, the 1870 charter frauds, the 1871 prosecutions, and the canal ring, outlining Tilden's leadership, investigations, and legislative reforms that crushed the Tweed and canal rings and reformed state governance. It also includes surrounding political commentary and contemporary letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Rings
Gov. Tilden
Tammany Ring
Tweed Ring
New York Times
Tweed
Samuel J. Tilden
Charles O’conor
Repubican
Oakey Hall
Mr. Tilden
Ring
Ita
Hit
State Committee
Tilden
Columbian
New York City
Barnard
Twee
Albany
Llden
Senate
Assembly
Noah Davis
Horace Greeley
Jackson S. Schultz
William M. Evarts
City of
New York
Senator Tweed
Hall
Tweed, Sweeney and Fields
The
Times
Board of Special Audit
Connolly
Senator Conkling
Geo. Wm. Curtis
Court of Appeals
Mr. Tiden
Chas. O’conor
Horatio Seymour
Francis Kernan
Oswald Ottendorfer
O’conor
Committee of Seventy
Association of Citizens
Charles O'Conor
Reform Organization
Broadway
Timea
Sweeny
Cooper Tnatiate
Democratic State Committee
Reform
Tammany
Cardozo
Bar Association of New York
Ingersoll
Bis
Ruita
Detroit Free Press
Pontiac
Mich
Don M. Dickinson
Democratic State Central Committee
Detroit
Chicago
Sherman House
Manton Marble
New York World
Marble
Dean Richmond
Marblet
Congress
Gen. McClellan
Aucostus C. Baldwin
Canals of New York run under Gov Tilden with private‑like economy
The canals of New York are managed under Gov Tilden’s administration with strict business economy and honesty as if in private hands. His motto is that government exists for the people, not the people for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Constantinople
Herzegovine
Servian
Phillippopolis
Adrianople
Bulgaria
Abdol Aziz
Midbat Pasha
Turkey
Europe
Pittsbury
New York
Gov. Tilden
Gov Tilden Cuts New York Taxes by Half in 1876
Albany Argua notes that under Gov. Tilden about eight million dollars in state taxes were saved through retrenchment and reduced expenditures in 1876. Compared with 1874 under Gov. Dix, appropriations fell sharply in bounty and canal sinking funds, with overall tax relief approaching eight million, plus additional savings from prior- year adjustments and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Ring
State of
New York
Tweed Ring
Revaira
Tilden
John Bigelow
Gov. Tilden
Canala
Gov
Albany
Gov. Dix
Phideannias
Emigrant Commission
Eli Perkins Urges Plain White Muslin Fashion
The writer quotes Eli Perkins urging women to abandon silk for inexpensive white muslin. He notes Simplicity buys and laundries Arcadian garments at five dollars each, a cost many endure to save money, highlighting economic pressure influencing wardrobe choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Perkins
Senate action and executive session over pensions and Indian policy
Congress moved through printing and public buildings committees, passed many pension bills, and held an executive session after Anthony's motion. Debate over adjournment intensified as Windom urged final passage, while a conference committee formed on volunteers for Indian hostilities. President sent messages about Indian land sales and a suggested premature veto clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmunds
Senate
United States
Committee On Privileges
Logan
Conference
Windom
Congress
Messia
McCreary
House of Representatives
HOUSE
Randall
District of Columbia
Morrison
Ways and
Hereford
Banning
Garfield
Thornburgh
Mills
Hunton
Judiciary Committee
Knott
Calgwell
Hurd
Bland
Yeas
Banks
Cox
M. C. Kerr
Sayler
Kerr
Wella
Clymer
Blackburn
Snayler
Forty-Fourth Congress
Waspington
Anthony
Indiana
Kangaa
Colonel Green's Wells Patent Suit Gains Damages Order
A Syracuse inventor known as Colonel Green won a district court ruling allowing him to collect ten dollars per drilled well. The decision acknowledges his patent rights against infringers, with about two thousand infringers in New Jersey already summoned to settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Col. Green
Syracuse
Benedict
New Jersey
VEGETINE touted as a safe blood purifier and cure
A long persuasive testimonial asserts VEGETINE cleanses the blood and cures many diseases including scrofula. It claims physician and apothecary endorsement, safety for infants, and superiority over mineral remedies. It urges readers to try the herbal preparation without regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
H.R. Stevens
Dean Ben
Thisia
A. A. Dinsmore
Russell Street
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Uncle Sal
Joseph P. Skeelly
Maine
Empire State
Canal Commission
Canal Department
Salem
Indianapolis Sentinel
Washington County
Wabash
Tilden and
Hendricks
Jimmy
Jonas G. Howard
A. B. Cols
Williams
Astate
Howard
Morton
Mr. Howard
Sam McKee
Mr. McKee
Lee
Kentucky
McKee
OM. C. Kerr
Daniel Webster
Beaton
Balance of Trade
Fort. Wayne
Fort Wayne
Green
Lyon
Esunltei
Cope
Medical
Boston
Mr. IL. R. Stevens
CIA
A.L. Pettengill
8. M. Pettengill & Co
No. 10
State Street
N.h.tiluden
Tosurance
Seara Building
Mass
South Berwick
H. R. Stevens
Thomas E. Moore
Card Room
Portamouth Co
Snyder
Henry Armstrong& CO
Indiana Avenue
Indianapolis
J.T. Hollowell
West Berry St
E. F. Snyder & CO
Manufacturers and Proprietors
Ind
Zook Place
Richardson & Tullidge
Cincinnati
Sever Bros. & CO
Butts
ST. Louis
Ander
N. 8Th St
Maglidanly
Bohan
C. A. Bowannan
North Fifth Street
May Bidawly
Peerless
Todd
WM. Resor & CO
Cincinnati, C
Philadelphia
Landisville
Vineland
Charles K. Landis
N.J
Solon Robinson
W. Jacobs & Son
Calhoun Street
Dobbins’ Starck Polish
Dobbins
Bro. & Co
North Fourth Street
Phils
J.D. McGill
Fort Yrayue
C. Orff & Co.’S
Columbia Street
Marzidawly
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