Maine Governor Race Narrowly Won Amid Fusion Backlash
Dispatch from Portland notes a tight Maine governor contest with fusion candidate leads shrinking as returns from 98 towns indicate a small fusion majority. Republican gains in country towns and district results show Reed reelect in first, Lindsy slight in fourth, fusionist leading in fifth by about 1,000 to 1,500. Washington Letter reports pension politics and Blaine Garfield canvass amid nationwide Democratic strength concerns.
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Wade Hampton
Newark Tribune
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Boston Herald
Chicago Times
Garfield
New Jersey
Hima
Cincinaati Party
Cincinnati
Senate Party Balance in 1881 After March 3Election
The 1881 senate comprises 76 members with 42 Democrats, 32 Republicans, and 2 independents. Elected shifts by March 3 1881 keep Democrats at 38 seats, Republicans at 35, with three uncertain. California New Jersey Indiana and other states influence control, possibly creating a Republican majority in the next House and tying the Senate without a casting vice president.
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Death of Hon Henry Waldron in Hillsdale MI
Prominent Hillsdale banker and former legislator Hon Henry Waldron died suddenly at his residence after returning from Saratoga. Born Albany 1812 he built Hillsdale's first railroad warehouse and led local finance. He served in the Michigan legislature and congress, helped found banks, and was a key Republican leader in the state. The obituary notes his long career in banking, real estate, and public service. The remainder critiques Democratic currency policies and praises Republican sound money stance.
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Russian and American grain trade reforms discussed at Odessa meeting
Reports from Nicolaieff and Odessa detail a 19th century drive to reform grain handling in Russia to match American efficiency. A Russian delegation led by Orbinisky pressed for grain classification and elevator use, while Consul-General Stanley warned of farmer apathy delaying modernization. The meeting, chaired by Lamansky, urged rural economy improvements, faster rail links, and a nationwide elevator system to compete with the United States, amid broader trade tensions with the North and South.
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Repudiation debate touches southern influence in politics
The Longing Republican quotes Daniel Campbell defending southern influence and party loyalty as crucial to preserving the Union’s governance. It argues the real divide in the coming election pits friends of the government against its foes, warning against southern power and urging unity with the Republican Party. The Baltimore Sun notes repudiation as a national issue, questioning claims while citing varied state debt bonds to illustrate alleged repudiation pressures.
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Louis IX Devotion to Marian Images in Fervent Worship
In October Harpers notes Loula XP’s Marlolatry. The stern king, Louis IX, showed fervent devotion to the Virgin Mary. He made her a duchess and a colonel in his army, and kept a small image of the Bo+ Virgin of Embrun in his hat. He adored Our Lady of Clery, placing her image in his hat and visiting the Clery Virgin altar often.
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Where The Product Gone From The Produce Exchange Weekly
Experta visons from major cities for the week ended August 2k 1880 and their distribution across America. The report lists quantities for Hayti and various countries, totaling 4 584 205 units for the week with a prior week of 4 971 896. Domestic imports include lard to Mexico and bacon to Italy.
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Amusing Affair at Abbeville Court House
A Charleston newspaper recalls an amusing affair at Abbeville Court House where the Republican county convention met. Tolbert and Keller were the only white members present. Disruption followed Tolbert's address as car boys shouted and Elliott Cothran urged order while whites cheered and proclaimed the country would remain theirs.
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The Hancock Garfield Weager Editorial Revisited
An extract from the Scottsboro Herald discusses Gen Hancock as a federal soldier and compares his role to that of Garfield and Weaver. It argues Hancock acted to grant local self government within constitutional bounds, while Garfield and Weaver volunteered their services to aid the Union. The piece reflects homegrown Unionist sentiment.
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Hancock and Union Loyalty Urges Confederate Support
The piece argues there has been no conflict with southern people over war results and calls Confederates to back Hancock. It condemns a rival general for proposing to take 3600,000,000 from the treasury as a gift to federal soldiers after subjugation of the South, urging unity and reward for the union.
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Broad European and American troubles widen the year’s woes
Reports cite Rev M H Wilson of Parsons Kan expelled for improper conduct with women. Gen Terris of Chihuahua raises reward for Apache Victoria. Ed J Murdock of Cincinnati flees with 7000 from his widowed mother. Dudwood ex postmaster Adams sentenced to three years and 5000 fine. Pueblo citizens string up Nickel Smith. Darbawn colliery disaster toll 147 with 76 married. Wheat harvest in Hainnors state sets records at 29 505 809 bushels. Hail treasurer of Lucas county Ohio returns to Toledo. assets exceed deficit. Debarnette sentenced to death for killing his sister. England steamship England captain Archibald Thompson drowned at sea. Dr Tanner’s lecture tour profits falter. Campaign curiosities include a Hoppers meeting in Pittsburgh. Tramp printer in Albia, Demost, starts anew after divorce. Gen Craig clashed with judge Raseal then shared a drink. J C Flood Jr. funds sensational report about Jennie Flood and A S Grant Jr. Missing man James Millis found near Ford's Ferry. Hoffman vows Garfield club address with nine republican reasons. Cathokia Illinois teacher excommunicated after spat with Catholic priest. Jackson county GOP ticket listed. Menominee Indians seek to sell timber and discuss tribal relations and agent trust. Accrington strike affects 10 000 workers. wills and wages debated. Brown sues Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad after injuries from a November incident.
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