Twenty-Five New Senators and the 1870s Senate races
In the high profile year with Governor and new House elections, twenty-five Senate terms expire next March. Republicans, Liberals, and Democrats contend for seats across northern states and New England. Faction fights threaten Grantites and independents amid a potentially pivotal shift in New York and New Jersey.
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States
House of Representatives
Virginia
Ohio
Hamilton
Maryland
Whyte
Buckingham
Connecticut
Eaton
Sprague
Rhode Island
New England
Hamlin
Maine
Edmunds
Vermont
Washburn
Massachusetts
Washington
E.R. Hoar
Senate
Dawes
Grantte
Sumner
Fenton
New York
Grant
Assembly
Stockton
New Jersey
Scott
Delaware
Bayard
White House
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Donaldson in the Clouds Balloon Flight Ends in Crash
Donaldson recounts a public ascent starting Friday from the Hippodrome, rising to 2000 feet and drifting via a northeast wind over Madison Square, Central Park, Harlem River, Mount Vernon, Kingsbridge, Yonkers, and a fierce storm. The balloon tore on a dead tree, gas escaped, and the craft landed near New York City. He plans a repair and another ascent if weather permits Tuesday. he left Friday for a Reading, Pa suit and will return Monday.
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Mr. Donaldson
Hippodrome
Madison Square
Central Park
Harlem River
Mount Vernon
Kingsbridge
Yonkers
New York City
Donaldson
Reading
France Faces Long Despotic Century Across Regime Names
The article argues France remains despotic despite shifts between Bourbon, Napoleon IV, Paris Count, or republics. Centralized power and a nonparticipatory political culture persist, with no party seeking genuine reform. Voters simply reflect the governing machine, regardless of leaders or labels.
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France
Count de Chambord
Napoleon IV
Count de Paris
Republic
Henri V
Louis Phillippe II
Louis Napoleon
MacMahon
Gambetta
Rochefort
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Basin Street
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Third Ward
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Detrick
Hydraulic Iron Works
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Hamilton, Ohio
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Turtle
Warren County
Monroe
Hamilton Co
Iowa
Webster City
Dubuque
Sioux City
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Second Street
Owens
John M. Long
Robert Alistatter
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R. Hamson
Millikin & Co
Butler
Plow & Wagon Shops
Ss. B. Berry
Fourth and Vine Streets
Berry
Ezra Potter
Beckett
Best Farms
CFS Tomer
COAL
Dan T. Fargo
Cor. Jington Sr
C. H. & D. Ballrosé
Sheridan, Michigan
Pine Lumber
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Diana Cannel Coal
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