Washington notes on exports, mail costs, and health board funds
A late Washington telegram reviews fiscal year results with exports priced ten percent higher than the prior year. It notes mail conveyance costs, a Resumption Act fund of about 140 million dollars, and nine month export totals for domestic provisions and tallow. It also highlights National Board of Health expenses, silver dollar distributions, and local election registrations.
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Washington
United States
Hne
Philadelphia
Thn
National Board of Health
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Multiple Disturbances Reported in 1879 News Digest
The bulletin lists crime in Cleveland with Eniza Lupas, a distillery disaster in Terre Haute, and reports of widespread casualties. It highlights Ohio election results with Mellvaine and Follet, Alpena wreck recoveries, Delaware demographics, and a Cincinnati student’s suicide following a reprimand. It notes Wabash railroad rates, counterfeits in Chicago, electoral meddling in Louisiana, and various international tensions including Ireland, Greece, Russia, and Spain with deaths, arrests, and political moves.
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Eniza Lupas
Crooks
Cleveland
Lave
el Paso
Texas
Victoria
Ohio
Mellvaine
Townsend
Alpena
Michigan
Goodrich Company
Delaware
George Golien
Cincinnati
Tur
Chicago
Secret Service Bureau
Washington
James B. Doyle
United States
Doyle
Bradford
New York
Charles H. Smith
New Orleans
Cavanac
Louisiana
Wiltz
Pearson
Lane
Fort Reno
Indian Territory
Kansas
Wakeman
Gaynes
Kangas
Arkansas
Nashville
Tenn
Widow Harrington wins $3400 in Massachusetts Civil Damage suit
Mary Harrington obtained a verdict under the Massachusetts Civil Damage law for 3400 dollars in a suit for 10000 against Michael McKellop a liquor dealer of Holyoke for the loss of her husband who was killed by Michael Neil in a drunken row the liquor procured in the defendant s saloon. The rest of the text mentions other items not directly relevant to this verdict.
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Mary Harrington
Massachusetts
Michael McKellop
Holyoke
Michael @Neil
Wales
Shakespeare
N. M
Fort Cummings
Robert F. Johnston
Michigan, Farmer
Detroit
H. W. Thomas
People’s Church
Chicago
Hooley
Boston
Borsen
Prussia
Prince Bilsmarck
Parnell
Galway
America
England
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
London
Land League
Ireland
Camp Sheridan
Neb
Unlikely Civil War Era Letter Exchange Unearths Rivalry
A garbled 19th century correspondence between WH Hampton and WT Sherman surfaces, detailing a taunting exchange about past actions, travel to Georgia and North Carolina, and a plan to meet before Garfield’s inauguration. The fragment hints at a tense family feud and covert posturing across states.
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Hampton
Siterman
Drapa Don's Cave
B.C
Tecumach
W. Shearman
AG Sie
South Carolina
Pases
Giouly
Bherman
Yosemne
Cal
Sennior
Georgia
Columbia
North Carolina
Sam
John
Genarn Garfield
W.I. Sherman
Garfield telegrams defend campaign remarks and denounce forgery
General Garfield telegrams from Mentor Massachusetts dated October 22 1880 state he will not engage in public rebuttal to campaign falsehoods yet he authorizes denunciation of the Morey fetter forgery and disavows knowledge of the Employers Union of Lynn Mass He requests detectives to pursue the forger and asserts handwriting authenticity and honesty while urging investigation and publication decisions by Hon Marshal Jewell.
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Republican National Committee
Garfield
Mentor
Hon
M. Jowell
H. L. Morey
J. A. Gareleld
Marshal Jewell
America
J. A. Garfield
Democratic claim of Southern control and national power
A Joseph (Mo.) Herald excerpt discusses Alexander Stephens speech on January 17, 1861, arguing the South dominated the federal government. It cites sectional control of appointments and offices, and warns that abandoning the Union would invite Southern political retaliation and military rule.
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Goorin
Stephens
Washington
Nagabor
Lowlatina
Moria
Poxad
Adilad
Judzod
Supreme Court
Aloven
Iron States
Gunn
Poroin
Abcond
Free States
Arn
Ofeloria
Artiitors
Executive Department
Futyaydan
Democratic Congress
Joseph
Indiana Democratic Committee Laments Aftermath of Election
A St Louis Globe Democrat critique accuses the Indiana Democratic Committee of failing to prove claims of Africanization and vote-buying while defending the integrity of the election. The piece attacks General Hancock's tariff stance as a national issue and mocks his remarks as revealing ignorance on the topic. It cites reactions from Chicago Tribune and Indianapolis Journal.
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Indiana
Indiana Democratic Committee
National Democratic Party
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
General Hancock
General Scott
United States
Congress
Somatinos
Hancock
Paterson, N. J. Guardian, & Demovritio
Patocson Poonte
Thora
Pennsylvania
Soliton
Yan
Jone Ko
Hogus, Trordar
Hancock Niain
Inter
Heap
Sunator Thurman
Georgia
Louis Globes
Tmce
Democratic Party
Garfield named next President of United States
An incomplete note quotes Hancock claiming James A. Garfield will be the next president of the United States with a modest statement. The fragment hints at political expectation during Garfield’s era.
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Hancock
Te Univer
Jamva A. Garfield
New York Favored Garrett as Presidential Contest Heats Up
The piece notes New York backing Garrett in the race as political alignments shift. Ohio Justice Panning, serving as Clerk of the Ohio Supreme Court, declares Republican allegiance after criticizing Democratic management as corrupt. The Ohio and national debates reveal party tensions and calls to revisit free trade resolutions.
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Tok
W. Wicker
Koy West
Blas Guy
Didi
Shite
Baxi
Colorado
Key West
Monondock
Marshall Jew
Florida
Mr. Noyes
Maessrs. Noyes
Collender
Ohio Supreme Court
Mme
Ohio
Democratic Journal
Jours Nila
Phere Ace
M. Ferriteene
Winfield Scott Hancock
New Jersey
Horace Greeley
Greeley
Globes Democried
Congregational Church of
Indianapolia
Ocharah
English
Chicago
Cleveland Germans Visit Montor as Garfield Hopefuls Speak
About 600 Cleveland Germans attended a Garfield rally at Montor on the 18th. The crowd heard speeches from supporters of the next President, urging votes and backing for Garfield.
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Mr. Garfield
Montor
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