Campaign prospects and political turmoil abroad
The Times reports a concentrated campaign in New York with Republicans fighting on their enemy's ground. Indiana Maine and Connecticut are still contested. Figures show Grant and Sherman among strong Republican organizers in New York while Democrats rely on Seymour. Local notes: Brooklyn crowds honor Hancock with a jeweled cane and pledge to support the November verdict.
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New York
Indiana
Connecticut
New Jersey
Maine
Times
Sforato Seymour
Grant
Conkling
Beecher
Internoll
Harrison
Storrs
Sherman
Douchlwes
Albert Colby
Fryeburg
Garfield
Greenbackers
Stancork
Hia
Brooklyn
Staten [Aland
Hancock
St. Mathews
Gettysburg
Gattysburg
Oregon
Che Gotate
Provo Mills Agent Markets Wide Range of Woolen Goods
John OC Cutler, Provo Mills agent, Salt Lake City, advertises a large stock of home made woolens. Plain flannel from 35 cents per yard, blankets in brown gray and mottled, thirty cross flannels, forty cassimeres, various shawls and a vast assortment of yarns linseys jeans repellants and related goods.
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Lester
John OC
Cutler
Provo Mills
Old Constitution Building
Salt Lake City
Daylight Liver Pills Promoted for Digestive Relief
An early advertisement touts 40 Eifart's Daylight Liver Pills claiming to cure bilious disturbances and stomach upset. It lists vendors J We MeNutt and others and markets the product as a safe digestive remedy with claims of quick relief.
Philp Arrested in New York Over Forgery Libel Case
The arrest of Kenward Philp followed a warrant from Judge Noah Davis on charges connected to a forged letter. Prosecution and defense leaders convened in the district attorney’s office as bail set at 5000 dollars, with examinations and rapid trial talks continuing.
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New York
National Democratic
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L'il
Crimis Gallibel
Rarfield
fSurfield
H. Bauxen
Noah Davis
Supreme Court
Wm. Veeder
Lawser
Davis
District Attorney's
Ile
Darvis
Ball
U.S
J. J. Davenport
Geo. Bliss
Roger A. Pryor
Veeder
Ilewe
Hummel
Stoughton
Elihu Root
Enry E. Knox
John S. Davenport
New Your
Evening Post
Ibvis
Three O’clork
Bir
Bell
Kenward Philp
James A. Garfield
Pryor
Col. Gee, Bliss
Gen. Pryor
Autner
Ntancock
Davie
Curiaco
the Tribune
Hancock
Garfield
Philip
Frank Spinels
James Fay
Phil
King's County
Dailey
Livingston
Brooklyn
Wm. DD. Verder
Parturié Stougheton
Nucellur
Voter rolls pulse through early 19th century cities
The note lists voter registrations and public events from New York Chicago and Rochester, mentioning St Louis and Richmond. It cites Sarah Bernhardt drawing crowds in New York, Grant visitation in Rochester, Daggett’s death, and a New York Episcopal convention adjournment. It also notes Wendell Phillips nominated by Greenbackers and Germany approving a minor state proclamation.
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Grant
Rochester
New York
Greenbackers
Massachusetts
Wendell Phillips
Federal Council of Germany
Siega
Mamburg
J.de Molinaire
Varia
Creditiower Frances Canadien
Montreal
Domestic Tragedy Near St Pave West Albany
Robt Lowe of West Albany in Wabasha Co. shot and killed his wife and infant child then killed himself. Domestic trouble sparked the tragedy. Other items note a British Rajah Brooke expedition, U S Navy efforts in Korea, a Narragansett Park mile record, and Sarah Bernhardt praising New York sights and autumn scenery.
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St. Pave
Pioneer Press
Robt. Lowe
West Albany
Wabasha Co
New Yorks
Borneo
Rajah Brooke
Prateeworthy
Stevens
U. S. Navy
Corean Peninsula
Limerick to Draft 109 Police for Parnell Visit
Reports from Limerick state borough magistrates approved drafting 109 additional police for service in the town for Parnell's reception on November 1. Shutting of liquor shops on that day was also ordered. Other items describe signaling between Templemore and Thurles, church resolutions, and Montana mining and cattle developments.
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Limerick
Parnell
Trinh Mens
Templemore
Thurles
Dublin
Gladstone
Hantry
Home Rule Confederation of
Great Britain
Clubs
London
Montana
Election stakes and party clash in national race
A pro Democrats edition argues the 1880 campaign pits reformist aims against Republican entrenched power. It criticizes civil service reform failures, Chinese immigration policy, and GOP handling of industrial policy, urging voters to favor Hancock and English for change in federal government.
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Commonwealth
Republican
Yale
Moana
Democratic Party
Cincinnati
Pacific States
Hancock
Hayes
White House
Gen. Arthur
New York
Cuature House
Flayes
Toscoe Conhlig
Republican Party
Yayes
Mars Pers Weekly
Chicago
Pugzla
Texas
Flannigan
Lejieve
Pikien
Banner Hearey
Hit
New York State
Ntancock
Ani Athara Lero Aya
Rayenud
Leillis Autekin
Rotte
Gore
Republicaniain
Glorious Alder Gulch Boom and Decline in Virginia City
A fragment recounts Alder Gulch’s rise as Virginia City’s central gold hub since 1863 with rich placers and a 35 million dollar total yield. It notes drifting and sluicing efforts, quartz ledges, and neglect from placer waning, but hints at renewed activity by skilled prospectors poised for future strikes.
Utah Territory Urges Support For Cannon In Territorial Vote
An editorial argues Utah voters should back Gen. Cannon for delegate, praising his eight years in Congress and defense of local interests amid national political tensions. It emphasizes local self-government and warns against misrepresentation of Utah’s unique status in the union.
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Utah & Northern Railway
Montana
Ler
States of the Union
G, Ocpen
United States
Tuewsay
Utah
Congress
Lousefather
Washington
Alpe
People's Party
Cannon
Ganxnax
Notice to creditors for the estate of Jobe Noaw deceased
An administrator Ambrose Slaw announces a creditors notice for the estate of Jobe Noaw deceased. Creditors and all persons having claims must exhibit them with vouchers to the administrator at his Ogden City residence in Weber County Utah after the publication date. Det. 37, 1351.
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Hardier Clahuas Acealpet
Bald Cefate
Yifbin Fous
Sheret
Ogden City
Weter
Ugden City
Ambrose Slaw
Jobe Noaw
Wm. al
Midcortz
Hannah B
Didcock
Tuotis & Maul
Pidcock
Tantie & Maul
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Tomnawer
Willy
Thie
Tai
Deremter
Teteken Aguloet
Enul Pak
Per Roth
Osden
Eterld
Weler
Delow
Bila
Eald Ash
Philip 1
Emercon
Judee
Territory
Sean
A. U. Emerson
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Cercle Antistique
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