Tildens Great Work in Reform Movement and Trials
A detailed portrait of Samuel J. Tilden during the New York reform drive against the Tweed ring. Highlights include Tilden leading a purge from Tammany, appointing Connolly’s deputy to seize the treasury, uncovering fraud at Broadway Bank, and shaping the 1874 state convention and reform ticket amid political battles and impeachment efforts.
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Samuel J. Tilden
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Francia Kernan
Guy. Seymour
Chas. O
Reform
Lilden
Aet
Seventy
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Connolly
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Chas. O'Annor
Green
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Rochester
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The Commercial Situation in 1876 Failures Nine Months Report
The mercantile agency R G Dun reports U S failures for the first nine months of 1876 at 7,050 with liabilities of 156,272,000, noting a partial improvement in the third quarter and smaller per‑failure indebtedness. It contrasts U S distress with foreign conditions, urges caution, and cites signs of gradual recovery amid lingering hard times.
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Charybdis
Gov Tilden marriage gossip dominates Albany society
Albany gossip columns claim Governor Tilden seeks a suitable wife after election. The piece praises a potential dowry of elegance and dignity for the White House, while outlining extensive party-by-party legislative results from Indiana. The report blends political rumors with an official-sounding tally of Senate and House members.
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Camberlain's Edict and South Carolina Politics
The New York Herald notes Democrats in South Carolina are united while Republicans are split and questions Governor Chamberlain's tactics. It recalls Perrin's Ku Klux claim that led to troop redeployments and arrests, asking how Chamberlain's proclamation differs from such threats.
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Perrin
United States
Astonishing Anstoriquatens Informa on
The Louisville Courier Journal reports a startling shift in sunrise pattern with the sun now rising in the west. Observers note unexpected light spreading across western skies as day breaks from an unanticipated direction.
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A Dog that Sings in a Scotch Terriers Performance in Troy
A small Scotch terrier in Troy shows musical taste as a girl lessons on the piano. The dog imitates notes, rises and falls with melodies, and sings in the presence of the family and later guests. The piece also includes political quotations from Garfield and Ingersoll with summaries of 1876 and 1877 appropriations and a note on Montaigne.
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Russia Roused The Impending European War
London reports the Times correspondent in Belgrade predicting a near eastern war with Russia and Servia favored if it breaks out soon. Berlin rumors speak of a six week armistice proposal to craft a peace treaty while tensions rise over Austria and Turkey. Markets in New York show volatility as war fears boost bond and stock activity.
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PROCLAMATION ORDERED TO QUIET SOUTH CAROLINA
In a cabinet meeting the South Carolina crisis was discussed and the attorney general prepared a proclamation by President Grant to suppress rifle clubs and armed groups. The order calls on insurrectionists to disperse within three days and authorizes federal force if needed.
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Vegetable purifier Vege tine claims great cures in blood diseases
The advertisement extols VEGETINE as a premier blood purifier and health restorer. It cites testimonials from cured patients, notes its action in blood and digestion, and asserts safety for all ages. It contrasts VEGETINE with inferior liquors and urges readers to try it for scrofula and general debility.
Blood Preparation praised in Charlestown testimonial
H R Stevens certifies use of Blood Preparation for years in his family. A A Dinsmore of 19 Buseell Street endorses it as a blood purifier for scrofulous or cankerous tumors and rheumatic affections, claiming it is the best medicine he has used.
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A. A. Dinsmore
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Beaperttalty Endorsement Letter From Pettengill Firm
Mr R H Stevens recalls finding his health restored after using Wee- ETINE for general debility and related complaints. He recommends the medicine as superior and urges others to try it, noting personal health gains and cessation after improvement. Pettengill & Co of Boston officially back the product.
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