Judge KR Carpenter Appointments List From Various Counties
Judge KR Carpenter appoints officials in multiple counties with dates and locations including Pueblo, Fremont, Custer, Bent, Las Animas and Conejos. September dates span Sept 4 to Sept 1 in listed towns.
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KR. BB. Carpenter
Pueblo
Pueblo County
Canon City
Fremont County
Rosia
Custer County
West Las Animas
Bent County
Trinidad
Las Animas
Thursda
Republican State Central Committee lists Teller campaign stops
The Colorado Republican central committee schedules Teller campaign appearances across the state from Sept. 4 to Sept. 30 including Lake City Ouray Leadville Alma Boulder Fort Collins Greeley Denver Central City and more. W. Hamill endorses Teller's participation as beneficial to the party. Charles W. Wright will also speak in Summit Park and Lake counties.
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Trinidad
Las Animas
Waisenburg
Huertanocoun
Alampesa
Conejos County
del Norte
Rio Grande Soar
Stiverton
San Juan
Ouray
Lake City
Hinsdale County
Saguache
Granite
Lake County
Siiverton
San Juan County
Alamosa
Georgetown
Clear Creek County
Montezuma
Summit County
Leadville
Alma
Park County
Boulder
Boulder County
Fort Collins
Larimer
Greeley
Weld
Karator
Golden
Jefferson County
Denver
Arapahoe County
Central City
Gilpin County
Tler
William A. Hamill
W. Wright
Charles W. Wright
Leis Ville
Prior gains votes despite charges by Loveland
The item notes I. W. Prior continues to gain votes daily, despite accusations and a hostile stance from Mr. Loveland in the Rocky Mountain News.
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I. W. Prior
Mr. Loveland
Rocky Mountain News
Debate Over Gold and Silver Tender And Loveland Critique in Colorado
The prose cites a proposed constitutional amendment by Senator Hamilton advocating gold and silver as sole tender. It frames Colorado voters as wary of Loveland’s alleged defamatory tactics against Judge Carpenter and contrasts Loveland’s claims of state progress with references to Tweed and Fra Diavalo as political parallels.
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United States
Hamilton
Maryland
Colorado
W. A. H. Loveland
Carpenter
Loveland
Tweed
Diavalo
Sax Juan Sentinel Defends Pitkin Against Loveland Attacks
The August 27 issue reprints Loveland’s criticism of Mr. Pitkin and counters with Pitkin’s reply from his home geographic detail, disproving the alleged mortgage claim and challenging the mining claims accusation. The Sentinel accuses Loveland of using false charges and street corner politics to attack Pitkin’s character.
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Sax Juan Sentinel
Loveland
Pitkin
Paragraph on Thurman as President of the Senate in 1878
Don Pratr asserts that after March 4 Arlen G Thurman will become President of the Senate and prepare to fill vacancies. He claims a Democratic Senate will depose President Hayes and recognize Thurman, noting constitutional impediments would not stop a revolutionary Democracy.
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Don’Pratr
Washington Capitol
National Capitol
Mareh Arlen G. Thurman
Senate
Hayes
Thurman
Party Lines on Greenbacks and Tax Policy in 1878-80
The piece argues Republicans backed greenbacks and equality with gold and silver, while Democrats opposed the move but later claimed credit. It links 1878 Democratic Congress and 1880 Democratic presidency to payments of Southern claims, warning taxpayers would face higher burdens in the North and West. It endorses Patterson and the Democrats against Belford and Republicans.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Thomas M. Patterson
Dewocratic
James B. Belford
Saints James and Thomas clash over Indian diocese verdict
A tale of early church intrigue recounts St James and St Thomas contending over the Indian diocese allotment. An eleventh hour dispute, personal insults, and a single name in the hat spark controversy before Thomas departs for India and St James succeeds. A Chicago Tribune note follows on trade revival and resumption of specie payments fueling confidence and Western crop prosperity.
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St. James
St. Thomas
India
St. John the Baptist
Seventh Day Baptists
St Peter
Jerome
Hugh
George
Welborn
Thomas
St. Paul
Heaven
St. John
St. Matthew
Adam
Jerusalem
Coral Strand
Luke
Barnabas
James
The
Chicago Tribune
Department of Trade
France
England
Chicago
Senator Chaffee Welcomed Back by Denver Citizens
Senator Chaffee returned from Washington to a cordial Denver welcome at the Republican State Central Committee headquarters. The hall overflowed with leading citizens and many ladies, and Chaffee thanked the crowd, saying he could not speak and praised the reception as spontaneous and undeserved while noting plans to return to private life.
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Chaffee
Washington
Denver
Republican State Central Committee
Imperial Bank Raises Discount Rates and Political Shifts
The Imperial Bank of Germany lifts discount to five percent and short-loan rate to six percent. Baroul Duval, elected Senator by Bonapartists from Gironte, resigns showing Republican bearings. French Foreign Minister Washington says Europe’s general peace is safe. West Scotland ironmasters plan a ten percent wage cut. Austrians occupy Scarina and Trebinje insurgents near surrender due to shortages.
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Imperial Bank of Germany
Baroul Duval, Pere
Gironte
Wadington
Europe
West Scotland
Scarina
Trebinje
Democratic and political currents across states and parties
Reports from multiple states discuss candidates and party strategies for forthcoming elections. Notes include Hancock and Hampton as SC Democrats ticket, Senators Conover and Carpenter prospects, Greenback sentiment in North Carolina, and Missouri views on voting rights and a Republican lineup. References to Harper's Weekly cartoon and local stances on currency and banking appear.
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Hampton
South Carolina
Conover
Florida
Congress
Mississippi
Bradley T. Jonson
American Law Review
Union
Supreme Court
Matt Carpenter
Wisconsin
Senate
Jere Haralson
Alabama
New York Times
Republican
Portland
Maine
Greenback Party
North Carolina
Tilden
Bayard
Greenback
Harper’s Weekly
Gen. Butler
Mr. Cooper
A. P
D. Q
D.Q
George G. West
United States
Missouri
Colonel West
Vance
The Rise of the Deer Observation Piece
From Scribner's Monthly the author muses on a deer rising on hind legs at home and contrasts it with a cow. The piece vividly describes the animal's spring and landing with detailed, almost technical zoological imagery and humor.
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Scribner’s Monthly
Jack
Silver dollar demand rises as pension payouts begin
Washington reports 12,896,500 standard silver dollars coined to date with $2,659,184 outstanding and $10,237,316 in levy on hand. Banks increase demand as pension checks totaling seven million dollars will be paid in dollars starting September 4. The Treasury moved over $1.5 million from San Francisco to New York by telegraph, and Assistant Treasurer Hillhouse can accept gold deposits to be repaid in San Francisco on telegraphic orders.
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Washington
United States
San Francisco
New York
Hillhouse
Sherman welcomed in Ohio amid favorable reception
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Sherman resumed duties in Washington and praised his Ohio reception. He noted interruptions at Toledo were minor and that overall the visit proceeded pleasantly without major incident.
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Sherman
Ohio
Wasatnoton
Ean
Toledo
Opera House
Atchison, Kansas
Central Branch
Union Pacific Railroad
Beloit
Atchison
Concordia
Scandia
Solomon Valley
Gold Heist at Deadwood Assay Office Sparks Long Run
A band of armed men seized a wagon from Lead City and halted at the Stuedeman Rosenthal assay office on Lee Street. Four gold bricks weighing 635.60, 594.61, 572.65, and 478.29 ounces were weighed totaling 2 241.71 ounces worth over 240000. The ore body is said to be inexhaustible for an endless mill. capital stock, prior purchase price, mill capacity, and future dividends are noted.
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Black Hills
Deadwood
Lead City
Messrs. Stuedeman & Rosenthal
Lee Street
San Francisco
Messrs Owens and
Gilson
Sam
McMasters
Pullman Company Allows Embezzling Secretary to Keep Job
The Pullman Car Company kept its secretary Angell after discovering he embezzled funds, raising his salary instead of turning him over to authorities. Officials justified it as giving him a chance to repay, a move criticized as lenient and damaging to the traveling public perception.
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Pullman
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Pullman Car Company
Angell
Pullman Company
Belford Patterson clash in Canon City discussed
In Canon City on September 2, Belford and Patterson debated political issues. Belford attacked Patterson on tariffs and greenbacks while praising currency reform. Patterson defended his tariff votes but failed to sway the crowd.
What is Money Judge Belford colorfully defines wealth
In a Colorado Springs talk Judge Belford frames money as more than value and exchange, calling it a global driver of commerce, education, industry, and civilization. He warns that debauching money harms charity, trade, and labor, urging prudent fiscal conduct to sustain prosperity.
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Judge Belford
Colorado Springs
Chrishantty
Cina
M Kusela
Ireland
France
England
Egyptian Lotus in Wisconsin Revealed Near Lake Winnebago
The Egyptian lotus once thought rare in the United States is reportedly flourishing near Lake Winnebago close to the Insane Hospital and at Selden's Cove near Long Island Sound. The plant’s blooms fetch high prices, ranging from 32 to 10 dollars, and attempts to transplant have largely failed.
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Green Bay
United
Lake Wi
Insane Hospital
Selden’s Cove
Connecticut
Long Island Sound
Ib Hag Hee
Lake Nebago
Seldon’s Cove
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Denver Pacific Road
Ascen
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Denver Pacific
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R. K. McCormick
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