Hayes Possible Next President Amid Grant Admin Critique
The piece argues Mr. Hayes may become president as Grant's administration loses support due to university and journalist opinion turning against him. It cites Secretary Fish pro Spain stance, Delano actions, and Yale professor Marsh as damaging, while liberal Republicans and educated elites drift toward Tilden and Democrats.
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Mr. Hayes
Gen. Grant
Mr. Greeley
Grant
Fish
Spain
Cubsn
Cubs
Delano
Interior
Marsh
Yale College
Republican Party
Tilden
Gen Grant
Mr. Tilden
Hte
Aod
Republian
Damotrats Wealihg
Bristow
Blaine
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Gov Hayes
Gov Hayes. As Gov. Hayes
Horace Greeley
Billiard Tables Linked to Crime in US Cities
The article notes travel observers rarely find a saloon without a billiard table tied to wrongdoing. It claims billiard playing is viewed as criminal or risky, with table owners often liable to indictment if under twenty one are allowed to play, reflecting legislative intent to curb youth participation.
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United States
Kennedy & Co’s Grain Mill and Warehouse Expansion
Kennedy & Co’s new three story brick warehouse attached to their grist-mill houses 40 feet square with 18 inch walls. Wheat stock reaches about 20,000 bushels and daily flour is about 200 sacks. Flour sells at 3.50 a sack amid rising demand. two carloads shipped East last week with Black Hills orders. Congress actions and Colorado statehood rumors loom as politics and industry mingle in this era.
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Kennedy & Co
America
Black Hills
Kennedy
Democrats Claim Eight Thousand Justice in Louisiana Returns
The piece outlines Democratic and Republican tallies in Louisiana after the postwar vote, noting 8009 for the Democrats and 297?6 for Tilden, with Republicans at 21859, and discusses the potential impact of excluding contested parishes and the Returning Board’s limits on re opening polls or holding additional elections.
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Louisiana
Tilden
New Orleans
Hayes
Returning Board
Louisiana Election Deliberations on Fraud and Canvass
The Chicago Tribune reports on potential voting irregularities in Louisiana after the November 7 elections. It discusses possible removal of precincts with intimidation, the impact on Democratic majorities in five disputed parishes, and the requirement for a lawful canvass. It notes the Republican stance against fraud and Hayes’s pledge to reject a tainted presidency.
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Esne
Combs
Phuwit
East Felidiana
Tilden
Nicholls
Louisiana
Republican Sting Committee
Republican Party
Gov. Hayes
Pang
Chicago Tribune
Letter on partisan reporting and Louisiana voting myths
Dr. H. V. Redfield argues that partisan presses distort facts and inflame divisions in Louisiana, noting both sides flood affidavits to prove their case. He contends true, unaided truth is hard to reach and asserts blacks outnumber whites in voters by at least 8,000, predicting Hayes would win Louisiana by about 15,000 if voting were fair.
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H. V. Redfield
Cincinnatt
Democrat
Returning Board
Louisiana Radical Gang
Hayes
Tillen
Ohio
Louisiana
Black Voters and Elections in Louisiana Report
From New Orleans on November 28 a dispatch describes how black and white voters shaped Louisiana politics after the electoral result. It notes alleged coercion of black voters toward the Democratic ticket, while claiming Tilden led in statewide tallies and that the polling overall was quiet. The piece cites federal officers and returning boards debating vote fairness and counts.
Kansas Pacific officials promise road upholds interests
Messrs Rt. Kk. Carr and T. F. Oakes, Kansas Pacific leaders, visited Denver and pledged to advance the road and the people along the line. Most management stays, 100000 dollars in outstanding checks to be paid first, air brakes, platform upgrades, and five thousand tons of steel rails to be laid.
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Messrs
Rt. Kk. Carr
T. F. Oakes
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Denver
East
Tribune
Oakes
D. BE. Conperty
Carmichael
Kansas City
Coleonel Fisher
Wonderful Specimens Attract Crowds In Boulder Streets
Report describes rare golden rock specimens exhibited in Boulder near the Spotted Tail. Owners John Virden and associates show nearly twenty five pounds of gold bearing rock with thick yellow bands. A large crowd gathered outside Blake Brothers store as locals valued extractable gold at high prices and described the Spotted Tail as a new find near Golden Age mine.
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Boulder
John Virden
Gri
Blake Brother
Golden Age Hill
Jamestown
Balarat
Boulder News
Town notes and business moves across town
Mrs O L Fisher returns from the East. A B Wright travels East to sell Greeley buffalo robes. Oscar Eaton appears pale after illness. Horace and A B Clark depart for the Black Hills with a freight contract. Nichols and Sage ship four wagon loads of flour and chickens. A J Wilber and L Voo Gotten elected town commissioners. Fuller Feddersen take buffalo hides for a new factory. J S Kram Bay returns from Colorado content. Mansfield displays a $275 organ from the East for a short exhibition on Main Street. Ingalsbe markets New Year and Christmas goods. Foreign Missionary Society ladies plan a social at Mrs Dr Scott s Friday at 5 in the evening. Mrs Graham and son James return from a trip to the Atlantic States including the Centennial. Town Board prosecution case Judge Elliot reserves decision until next Thursday. Joseph Watson caught while bolting shutters at the mill one night.
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A. B. Wright
Greeley
Buffalo
Oscar Eaton
Horace
A. B. Clark
Black Hills
Messrs
Nichols
Sage
A. J. Wilber
L. Voo Gotten
Fuller & Feddersen
J. S. Kram
Bay
Colorado
Mansfield
Toreon Main
Ingalsbe
Jodge Elliot
Joseph Watson
Winter notes from the county and state events
The column covers court attendance for taxes, lectures by Rev G T Adams on Colorado, Thanksgiving services, coal deliveries and shortages, fur trade glove production, a Varsity oyster supper, the Northern District Conference activities, dairy weight concerns, and national election fallout including Louisiana and Florida results. Also mentions telegraph to Deadwood and potential railroad. Renne's Nervine recommended for sudden illness.
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Bo Bur
Havin
G. TH. Adams
Wfetopiecon
Colorado
Atlantic States
Yonkers
Methodist Church
Mosher
Kansas Pacific
Grevley
Denver
Vadies’ Literary Society
Dee 15Th
Conferanes
M. F
Hueeh
Tts
Greeley
W. A. Doteen
R. W. Bosworth
Ted Amann
Notice to Taxpayers and Local Commerce Adverts
Tax list 1876 ready for collection with travel schedule to Greeley Placteville Fort Lapton Brie Upper St Vining Brisbine Big Thompson Evans area Nov 22 1876 details County Clerk to receipt taxes during absence. Also miscellaneous advert of Japanese goods Christmas stock buckskin gloves Russian iron pipes and poultry supply.
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Greeley
Placteville
Fort Lapton
Brie
Upper St
Brisbine
Big Thompson
John Vose
F. Johnson
County
Treas
J. F. Benepict
Evans
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Mesars
Teller
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Putstergon
Pelford
Rio Grande County
Costilla
Fast Feliciana
West Feliciana IL
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K. P. Railroad
Mr. Carr
Mr. Oakes
Denver Tribune
Platte Canyon
Denver and
South Park Road
Wood
Close Canyon
Hitchins
Deer Creek Gap
Hutchins
Denver News
House of Rpresentatives
State of
Neves
Supreme Court
Thatcher
Elbert
Wells T
Home News
Louisiana Returning Board
Florida
South Carolina
Deadwood
Renne
Monk & Ingalidbe
Pires
ALA
Cuichkens
W. A. Nrenors
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