Hiow Jewell and the Bristow era cabinet clash
Pushington reports that Jewell’s firebrands against post office graft sparked a feud with Senator Spencer and Boss Shepherd. He blames their opposition for his cabinet removal while noting his reform attempts, Bart’s dismissal, and Chandler Grant tensions shaping Republican power.
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Germans for the Ticket in German American Newspapers
An analysis in the St. Louis Republican lists numerous German language daily papers supportive of Tilden and Hendricks, noting about four fifths of German readers backs Tilden. It cites circulation data, Illinois outlook, and potential gains for Tilden in Ohio Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin.
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Editorial critique on raising chickens by hand cited
The Galveston News replies that the method is unnecessary for the South noting that the entire colored population knows how to raise pullets. It adds a freedman can raise more in a night from prayer meeting than the editor could in a year with all his advance.
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Galveston News
Silk production targets set for Kansas this year
The text notes a planned silk output valued at $20,000 in Kansas for the current year, with a reference to a prior year figure of $87,000. It also mentions Niagara Falls as aRecommended religious pilgrimage site by Archbishop Lynch of Toronto.
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Niagara Falla
Lynch
Toronto
New York 1876 Letter on Castle Garden Fire and Japan Exhibit
From our correspondent in New York July 14 1876 details Castle Garden damage and the fort’s history. The writer praises Dickens materials Master Humphreys Clock and notes heat causing mass sleeping in parks and tenements. He comments on Philadelphia becoming Japanese fashion and describes Japanese and Chinese exhibits at the fair with Kratina furniture and the new Post Office's furnishings.
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Governor Hendricks Talks on Tilden and Reform
Governor Hendricks returned from the East and dismissed rumors about Mr. Tilden blocking the Banking Committee. He expects Tilden to stand on the platform and defend it, with reform as the key issue. He doubts repeal of the Sherman bill's resumption clause this session but predicts eventual repeal by a future Congress. He notes a Louisiana committee member may propose a compromise, and reports his health and optimism about Tilden’s campaign.
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Saratoga
Tilden
Banking Committee
Wilden
Washington
House
Louisiana
Hendricks Attacks Hayes and Grant Politics in Indiana
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports Gov. Hendricks’s midnight address criticizing Hayes as a continuation of Grantism and denouncing the political power of Morton in Indiana Cameron in Pennsylvania and Conkling in New York. He notes expected formal nomination at St. Louis and previews his forthcoming action to satisfy Indiana Democrats. The piece recalls past claims that Grant’s rise benefited the rich over the poor and cites Liverpool’s drink economy and Minnesota forest planting progress. Texas passes a law requiring jurors to read and write.
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St. Louis
Grant
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Chandler
Republican National Committee
J Pushington
Chicago
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Pennsylvania
Conkling
New York
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Academy of Music
Cincinnati
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Rushville Jacksonian
Bee-keepers and honey trade figures cited in national remark
The excerpt notes 70,000 bee-keepers among 40 million people, marketing about 15 million pounds of honey and wax annually worth 3,676,793 dollars for honey and 189,388 dollars for wax. It closes with a reflective line praising a man who withholds a personal song.
Act listings for Col. Sellers and Washington plays
Theatre notice for a program titled Act 8 Col Sellers At Home Act 4 Washington It Is Death Act 5 The Trial. Admission twenty five cents, no half price. Doors open seven, curtain rises eight.
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