Earth on Fire and New Gold Dig gers in 1876 New York
From Prom Our Own Correspondent New York Aug 4 1876 reports heavy rain saving New Jersey markets and reducing fires in marshes. Fire scorched boggy peat spreads across hundreds of acres as blue smoke drifts over cities while two and a half inches of rain dampens flames. The feature notes a strange fashion trend seen in slaughterhouses with varying social scenes.
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The blood and mining hoax and fair exhibits at the exposition
A letter reports on barbaric blood viewing and a fake gold digging scheme, then surveys the Exposition halls. It covers Corliss engine displays with tiny models, Yale Lock Co inventions like time locks, a Post Office display, and Italian, Norwegian, Swedish, and Russian exhibits with jewelry, bronzes, and domestic groups.
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Tilden Election Prospects Without Todiana Support
The editorial argues Tilden could win the presidency even without Todiana aid, if Democrats hold current states and win October contests in Ohio and Indiana. It cites Southern, Pacific, and Me tropolitan blocs totaling a majority, with potential shifts from New England and Middle States, and predicts broad Republican opposition to Chinese immigration from Henry Clay Dean of Iowa.
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