Campaign Chronicles and Tildens Latest Utterance
Campaign notes recount Mr Trim's letter on party principles and the two great parties. The document includes Tilden's reply to the Democratic National Convention and remarks on reform, governance, and the presidential race. It covers other political items, campaign schedules, and Prohibition and Republican activity across states.
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Trim
Prohibitioniats
Tilden
New Yorke
Ganaroni
Italf
Democratic Party
Chilf
United States
Democrate Party
Republican Party
Ayelem
Cabucos
Henamin Fredklin
Thomas l Corgon
Samuel Adams
John Honcosk
Massachusetts
Georges Clinton
Robert R Lavi Keaton
New York
George Wythe
Dane Madison
Virginia
Juilteraan
Deamocrave
Chigwen
Li Bug
Ard
Inter Ats
Ita
Massachitsults
Jameon III
Patriota
Jecu¢mon Uni
Jackson
England
Democratec
Rauvxe J. Psnoen Tak
WH. Bonry
B. A. Smelley
Washington
Ohio
Soul Beiva Lockwood
Clevelad
Marrrorn
New Yeas
Joseph Pulitzer
the World
Congress
Twomany Hall
William Dowheimer
Samuel J. Tilden
Yammnany
N. Muller
John J. Adams
Cox
Curcany
Prohibition
Son Drinks
Prohibition Party
Governor Hamilton Plans Statewide Pleuro-Pneumonia Investigation
Oct 8 Simyorteto IL Governor Hamilton and Dr. Paaren State Veterinarian discuss Chicago Livestock Exchange proposal to expose healthy cattle to infected herds for research. Quarantine to be enforced. ten cattle, six to eight weeks exposure, then slaughter and carcass examination. State bears only veterinarian services costs.
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Mamilton
Minos
Simyorteto
Namilton
Paaren
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Livestock Exchange Committee
Grand
Skulo
Wages of Sin and Murder in Chicago and Michigan Mine Fire
A Chicago report details Minnie Brooks and Giles Hunt killed after a stabbing by Joe Williams, with Williams in custody claiming self defense. Minnie Brooks previously led a reform effort and later returned to old ways with Hunt. In Michigan, at the Cabane & Heela Mina, a mine fire leaves at least two dead, fifteen rescued, fifty unrecovered, with blasts and shaft collapses halting all work.
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Chicago
Cmtcano
Minnie Brooks
Giles Hunt
Polk and
Dearborn
Joe Williams
Williams
Ife
Hunt
Manguetr
Mich
Cabanet & Heela Mina
Thomas Gribble
Johu Rapsan
Gribble
Editor McLean and Miss Beale wed in Lafayette Place
John R. McLean publisher of the Cincinnati Enquirer married Emily T. Beale daughter of General Edward F. Beale at her father’s Lafayette Place residence. The ceremony was at nine with only immediate family present. They left for Philadelphia then Cincinnati to begin married life.
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NcLean
Washmetor
John R. McLean
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Emily T. Beale
Edward F. Beale
Lafayette Place
Rey
Br. Leonard
Broom
Mrs. McLean
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Buuthoro Missioour Leaves Atlanta for China
Atlanta, Ga Oct 8 A party of seven four persons most of whom are ladies have left this city for China Some of the ladies are in Shanghai aight School for 8 To laure Purchasers of Defective Titles Caicano Oct 8 A company organized in its city with capital of 500000 to insure purchasers and must oe of real estate against loss by defects iee Eb Windfall for John Jacobs Bay Francisto Oct 1 John Jacobs a well known cigar paddier of this city and annesteee received an iden ticated succession to property in England of the of 3590,000
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Buuthoro
China
Atlanta
Shanghai
Aight School
Laure
Caicano
John Jacobs
Bay Francisto
Annesteee
England
Loxney
Europe
America
Cornwall
New York
Wester Union Telegraph Office
Cone
Nova Scotia
Faraday
Western Union
American Cable Company
Loxpon
Bennett-Mackey
Icpbergs
Gould
Cyclone devastates Catania killing twenty and wounding fifty
Abroad dispatches report a Sicily cyclone at Catania uprooting trees and destroying houses. Twenty killed, fifty injured. relief efforts hindered by the severity of the storm as it raged.
Robbery at Epmpono House by Five Masked Men
Five masked men entered the Sherry residence in Epmpono Pennsylvania during supper and bound the family after forcing John Sherry to open four safes. They stole $200 and $6,000 from bureau drawers and other spots before fleeing by waiting carriage. Victims included John Sherry, two male accomplices Michael Keiser and George Best, a servant girl, and a boy.
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Epmopono
John Sherry
Sherry
Michael Keiser
George Best
A Husband's Revenge In Newaygo
John Armstrong killed his wife’s lover George Bates with an ax and then killed Bates as he encountered him on the stairs after Armstrong seized a pistol. Armstrong surrendered to authorities following the killings.
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SienaNooan
John Osenbach
Sarah
Oscnbach
Catawissa
Osenbach
Shenandoah
Deroary
Mich
Newaygo
John Armstrong
George Bates
Armstrong
Bates
Frank Hatton
Terrible lake disaster near Hyde Park offshore crib
Journal report on a deadly accident at Cheltenham beach Hyde Park two miles from shore where a wooden crib tower collapsed during a storm. Fifteen men were on site, only four survived the wreck and rescue efforts, with many workers missing at sea and several identified among the dead.
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Cheltenham Beach
Hyde Park
Ilean & Corbyn
William Sooy Smith
Sprites
Robert Mawkins
Word
Ones Kent
Tey
Henry Kinussen
South
Chicago
W.H. Hean
Chicezo
Knowltoo Lt. Corbyn
David Schmidt
Pater Essiason
Charlies Falk
William Sloswoski
Otto Hoswoski
William Roawoski
Charles Bronsky
Andrew Aijnaworth
Manchester
England
Auster
Hanmlk Lon
Cat
New Shipping Talks Tie Canada and Japan to Pacific Route
Canadian Pacific officials and the Japanese Steamship Company are negotiating a line of steamers linking China Japan and British Columbia. If formed, freight to London and Liverpool will move via the Canadian Pacific Road. Also notes Chicago to New York and Fort Louis fares.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Japanese Steamship Company
China
Japan
British Columbia
London
Liverpool
Chicago
Curiaco
Ft. Lusa
Unfortunate Year for Lumbermen in Warsaw Wis
The present year has been the most unfortunate for lumbermen in Warsaw Wisconsin as low spring water left logs in the woods and water shortage halted shipments. Since September 1 over fourteen inches of water fell, the Wisconsin River flooded, booms were displaced, and mills remained idle. The boom company suffered heavy losses from long boom sticks carried away and jammed among logs. Estimated total loss exceeds $250000 with time and property damage ongoing.
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Warsaw
Wis
Get
Wisconsin
Propety
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