Third Term Opposition Movement Grows in GOP States
A lengthy report describes Republicans opposing a Grant third term forming in eastern states, the National Anti-Third-term Executive Committee urging action to deny nomination, while pledges circulate to withhold support if a third term candidate is chosen. It notes Nevada and Virginia ties and mentions historical digressions at a toast to Virginia.
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How to Avoid Snow Blockades on the Sierra Route
The Truckee Republican discusses winter blockades on the Sierra line and proposes tunneling as a solution. It notes Central Pacific spends hundreds of thousands yearly to hold the fort against storms and argues a tunnel eight to eleven miles long would let trains burrow under the storm belt, with Europe having similar tunnels.
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Notable Aims and Foes Split as Press Debates Duty
The New York Tribune once led by Horace Greeley is described as controlled by Jay Gould in a contentious claim. The New York Sun counters that the era recalls a conscience driven Republican duty despite such assertions.
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Frightful cyclone devastates Macon Mississippi county
A northern Macon Mississippi cyclone on Monday night caused extensive property destruction and many deaths and injuries. Eighteen were killed outright and about forty wounded as debris, fire, and a water spout intensified the horror. Citizens aided the injured through the night.
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Part Macond musical page fragment with names
Fragmentary OCR list shows multiple names and titles including Madam Jarley, Hopkins Shine Giant, Line Sewing Woman, Sears Mrs, Mina J, Gilson Jack, and Henry Knox. No coherent event or clear article context available.
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