National Banks lose 7.5 million in six months in 1880
Comptroller of the Currency reports six months ending March 1 1880 losses charged off by national banks at 7,508,880 compared with 10,238,324 for the same period in 1879. Depreciation on premiums on US bonds mainly toward maturity accounts for 208,521. Also notes Cuba Spain incidents and political nominations and local weather notes appear in the digest.
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Turret Withdrawals and Global News Tangle
Foreign Intelligence notes the Trench Government to remove iron-clads from Turkish waters if a naval clash occurs. Montreal Harbor to light wharves by electric means. Smyrna reports an earthquake on the 20th with damage but no deaths. General Valles in Mexico battles Apaches under Victoria with casualties on both sides. Grierson awaits them near New Mexico.
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Capua
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Burrows
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Srug
Candahar
Unclear fragment hints at Cuban insurgents and politics
Fragmentary news item mentions Cuban insurgent leaders seeking exit with government permission, Customs seizing concealed goods from Col. Bovine’s rifle case, and various political notes including Senator Logan's address praising Union victory and criticizing Democrats.
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Republican National Committee
Whitt Cetty
Missouri
Alabama
Chester
Joan G. Saxe
Brooklyn
N. Y
Movoressisk
Black Sea
Tanner
Uzzhy
Nation’s fate tied to party rule in past eras
The piece argues that twenty years of Democratic rule led to high debt and weak markets while twenty years of Republican rule brought population growth, export gains, rising internal commerce, and expanded railway mileage. It cites bonds, loans, and trade balances to claim economic improvement under Republican governance.
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Dave Phalead
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Chathciatlus Authority
Parraat Applawano
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Heancock
Political Turmoil and Trade Surplus Highlight 1880 Debate
In a Washington Republican voice, the article cites twenty years of GOP rule with a trade surplus over 162 million dollars and questions of national strength. It condemns alleged weak governance and accuses figures like Joe Davis and Alun Stephens of steering the country toward ruin, urging support for ongoing policies.
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Jhore B Jack
Hancock
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Joe Davis
Alun Stephans
Wilhoe
Alec Stephens
Dora Black
Washington
Tribune’s prophetic aye on General Hancock’s fate
The Tribune predicts General Hancock will not win election. It cites an 1877 plan to subordinate power to subordinates, a dispatch from Major General Brown, and a Secretary of State letter to a British minister arguing over the Washington treaty and governance.
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Democratic record questioned by Detroit Tribune
The Detroit Tribune cites nineteen years since the war to attack the Democratic Party. It asks what Democrats did to suppress the rebellion, emancipate slaves, protect loyal rights, ensure civil rights, curb violence, uphold free speech and press, enforce laws, restore currency, and support industry. The piece insists the Democrats did nothing but hinder and nullify, branding them barren and harmful.
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