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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1875
Page
5
The clipping lists multiple Tribune office locations including 1,238 Broadway New York and 425 Washington Avenue Brooklyn, with notices that advertisements and engraving are received at publisher rates and gear of service may be obtained at these offices.
Summary of a late 19th century bulletin notes Americans win 67 to 20 over Irish in a fide match at Dollymount. Mentions enthusiasm in Ireland and the United States, Gladstone article on Church of England preservation, and other varied items including governance, indictments, and weather.
The American Team defeats Ireland 967 to 920 at Dollymount, securing a historic victory in the international rifle contest. Diagrams telegraphed from Dublin illustrate each shooter’s exact target placements, while analysis notes Creedmoor experience and the Irish team’s long-range performance.
The article attacks the credibility of Loader and Price in a public battle linked to Mr. Tilton’s case. It accuses witnesses and counsel of producing forged affidavits and diagram evidence before closing arguments, urging a thorough inquiry and severe penalties for perjury. The piece highlights the impact on Mrs Bee and calls for accountability among those involved.
The official three year trade returns of Great Britain and the United States provide instructive comparisons. They illuminate the state and prospects of trade and contrast U S imports with Britains exports, highlighting shifts in demand and global commerce patterns.
The article analyzes a severe decline in British exports and U.S. imports in the late 1860s to 1870s, citing substantial drops in trade value, shifting markets, and rising credit issues. It notes American demand shrinking for British manufactures, rising UK debt to foreign capital, and a push toward reducing imports to balance payments, with commentary on harvests and currency trends.
Lamentations rise from Jersey farmers over devastating Colorado beetles as potato crops suffer. Farmers lament the pest, claiming each beetle multiplies rapidly and ignores standard extermination methods. Delaware folk even tried boiling them.
The piece argues the Ohio Democratic stance on inflation harms the party, boosting Republican chances by pushing for hard money. It warns of intraparty discord at the next National Convention and cites a satirical tale about a Philadelphia minister to illustrate folly in political and financial talk.
A garbled item notes Mr George Alfred Townsend retiring from The St. Lona Thins editorshop. Gen Longatreet of Louisiana tours the Canadas. The Massachusetts statue of John Winthrop for Washington’s National Gallery is completed in Rome and will be sent home. James Shay of Philadelphia, once a poor Michigan engineer, is now a millionaire. his father’s war death left valuable irrigation property. The son’s rise follows a machinist and engineer path. Dean Stanley presided at a London Newspaper Press Fund dinner with remarks on leading article writing, calling it an unattainable craft.
Montreat report from June 29 notes Charles Fechter the tragedian is gravely ill at the St Lawrence Hotel. The article questions public perception of him and reflects on his private capacity versus fame, describing the intense public interest in his condition.
Buncombe County calls for good cheap North Carolina manufactured communication as party lines harden and press critics spar. The Richmond Dispatch rebukes McCulloch bond holders, while Richmond and Boston figures weigh in on Grant, Wilson, and the national political scene amid centennial observances and partisan tensions.
A fragmented set of op-ed snippets from various papers discusses political realignment, currency questions, and electoral strategies. The pieces reflect liberal, Republican, and tribal matters, noting inflation concerns, constitutional funding, and potential consequences of national currency debates amid looming elections and Indian affairs tensions.
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