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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1880
Page
1
The 36th ballot produced James A. Garfield as the Republican nominee with Gen. C. A. Arthur of New York chosen for vice president. Support surged from all factions amid cannon fire banners and cheers across the nation. Republican enthusiasm reflected unity and broad backing from candidates not aligned with Grant.
A detailed, partisan chronicle of James A Garfield born 1881 in Cuya hoga County Ohio and his rise from farmer’s son to Civil War general and congressman. It covers his education, military service, political career, and strong support by Republicans for Garfield as presidential nominee with Chester Arthur for vice president.
The State Register reports 1880 orders increase German forces by 20 000 and form garrison battalions from militia. The mobilization totals 1 532 082 men ready for war and suggests a potential German army exceeding two million, prompting emigration.
A dramatic meditation on immigration to the United States, predicting unprecedented influx from Europe and a vast agricultural expansion west of the Mississippi. It weighs population growth, urbanization, and the risks of dense cities, warning of social dangers while envisioning a future with great cities and a London-like presence along major waterways.
Reader guide to four dress designs from Mhrteh Mash’s summer collection. No.1 brown camel hide walking costume with satin bows and fringe priced at 47 dollars. No.2 Sunrise dress in blue bunting and silk brocade priced at 55 dollars. No.3 drab silk combination dress with bow and basque priced at 28.50 dollars. No.4 garnet satin duchess dinner dress with bead fringe priced at 145 dollars.
State v. Gecar Sherman and State v. Richard Dawson noted with verdicts or dispositions. Albert Sanford and Frank Sanford case dismissed. Dismissal of attorney in one matter. Defendant sentenced to one year in prison for a plea to charges. Several entries show not guilty or guilty pleas and motions with varied outcomes.
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