Pulpit Politics and Beecher Polarization
The San Francisco Chronicle notes how Chicago, St. Louis, and Cincinnati papers telegraph sermons by Beecher and Talmage. It argues sermons rarely yield general news value unless they signal doctrinal breaks, condemns Beecher as a demagogue degraded by scandal and politics, and dismisses Sunday discourses as copies provoking Western journalists to seek notoriety.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Beecher
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Talmage
Anti Blaine newspapers align on Cleveland or Bayard choice
New York Boston and Philadelphia anti Blaine journals show unity for Cleveland or Bayard against Blaine. Friday night Boston meeting strengthens belief that a third party would pull independents from the Democratic ticket. The Times states it is an aud free trader and supports tariff revision. Editors are native born.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Bayard
Blaine
The Times
Democrats face long path after New York Convention
The piece notes Democrats struggle to pick a presidential candidate until after the New York Convention next Wednesday. It cites Cleveland as having a clear lead amid varied opinions and mentions California’s convention moving forward despite doubts.
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New York
Cleveland
California
bint
President Arthur
Lincoln
South Oyster Bay
Long Island
First California fruit in Chicago arrives in June
The 61st carload of California fruit reached Chicago this morning, featuring peaches, apricots and cherries. Prices ranged from 3 to 350 per box for apricots, peaches from 350 to 4, and cherries from 8 to 450 per box. Also notes a June 16 meeting of the Standard Bearers in Bostos and a report that Senator Logan and family are traveling to Augusta.
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California
Chicago
Bostos
Logan
Augusta
Political Boycotting on the Western Reserve
A June 15 City dispatch notes Ohio and national political currents with focus on Democratic prospects for the Chicago Convention. Cleveland backs a New York choice, while Bayard and Western alternatives receive debate. Blaine’s candidacy draws mixed support and a Boston meeting provokes limited impact. Local boycott efforts target Harper’s Weekly and other papers on the Western Reserve as Republicans seek leverage.
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WasHindos
New York
Cleveland
Bayard
Chicago
Republcan
Blaine
Arthur
James
Sharon
Nevada
Judge Field
Pacific Coast
California
Field
Boston
Long
Massachusetts
Butler
Ohio
Harper's Weekly
Western Reserve
New Philadelphia
Puck
New York Times
Defidency bill and land grants in California
Senator Plumb favors a Defidency bill granting California five percent of net public land sale proceeds. The House bill forfeiting unearned lands granted to the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad is reported from the Public Lands committee. Plumb also reports an army appropriation bill, $259,000 above the House version, from the Appropriations Committee.
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California
Plumb
Senate
House
Atlantic & Pacifico Railroad Company
Committee on Appropriations
Ingalls
Brown
Edwin Richards Convicted of Manslaughter in Helpler Case
In San Jose on June 16 the jury returned a manslaughter verdict against Edwin Richards for the death of Alpheus Helpler after a dispute at a field. Richards testified of prior family enmity and threats, with three shots fired as Helpler was restrained by the elder Richards. The elder Richards, nearly 70, faces trial on the 29th. The same edition reports a shipwreck near Suva involving the Syria-Benson with 480 indentured immigrants aboard, many lost or missing.
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San Joseo
Edwin Richards
Alpheus Helpler
Hepler
Helpler
Holpler
young Richards
Richards
Ed Richards
Ship Wreck and Sons of Life
San Francisco
Syria
Benson
Calcutta
Feji Islands
Nasali reef
Suva
Levaks
Lascar
London
Fejian
India
Balloon incident in Bordeaux injures American consul
At a Quaince balloon ascent a French soldier fired on American Consul George W. Rosevelt and wife. The bullet passed his hat and knocked him over. The assailant and two companions fled. Bordeaux authorities order an inquiry while the officer may have been mistaken for a civilian. Egyptian affairs report El Mahdi appoints a governor of Dongola and threatens Turkish forces in the Soudan.
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BorDEAU
France
Quaince
George W. Rosevelt
United States
Rosevelt
Bordeaux
Carino
El Mahdi
Ameer
Dongola
Soudan
Nubar Pasha
Siamese Princes Tour Comstock Mines in Reno Visit
Princes Nares and Sonapandit of Siam, brothers of King Chulalon karn, visited the Comstock Saturday with Major Snayb and a Siamese party. They toured Union and C and C shafts, wore miners’ suits, and received guidance from E H Loftus and Patton. The trip aims to gather mining ideas for future Siamese prospects.
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Comstock
Nares
Sonapandit
Siam
Chulalonkarn
Major Snayb
Oxford University
Wilberforce Wyke
Nai ‘Ban
E. H. Loftus
ans
Patton
Union
Prince Mares
Reno
Fifty Dollars Reward for Coates House Damage
A fifty dollar reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of those breaking windows and damaging the Coates house on the ranch. The notice is dated in Reno on June 15, 1834, to the wife of Embrey Perking, mentioning a son.
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PERKINS
Reno
Embrey Perking
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