Cabinet Meeting Breaks Up After Campaign Year
The Hayes cabinet gathered in Washington for the first time since the Chicago Convention. The session yielded no business as members teased about the campaign and celebrated the presidency. Secretary Thompson invited colleagues to Hampton Roads for a naval review while Hayes praised Pacific Coast hospitality.
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Edison Electric Light Stock Soars on Public Experiment Hopes
Edison continues experiments on the electric light. The company’s stock, once at $60 a share, has risen to $1,200 amid reports he will stage public trials next month in New York City. If successful, traders expect the price to reach $10,000 a share, a peak reached previously amid similar speculation.
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Garfield Majority Reported in Oregon Returns
A Portland dispatch notes statewide results show Garfield leading with a majority around 547 in all counties except Grant and Curry. Grant County leans with Humboldt, possibly raising Garfield’s margin to about 600, while northern Nevada sympathy could reduce it by 100 yet not alter the statewide outcome.
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Marriage in the Grant circle and society finances
Gath reports the marriage of Buck Grant to Miss Paonnie J. Charlee, twenty eight and twenty three, with Buck once secretary in his father’s White House and later active in law and business. The piece mentions Buck’s near financial ruin, saved by trusted backers, and notes Miss Charlee’s family wealth and social connections in New York.
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Ambitious union of Buck Grant and Miss Chaffee ends in marriage
The couple, once rejected, reconnected at Saratoga and finally wed. Buck Grant, deemed amiable and stalwart, was worth an estimated 100000 to 150000 dollars at marriage. They received 400000 dollars in government bonds from Senator Charlee.
Telegraphic items from New York and politics
A New York dispatch notes Australian mails arriving in London with delays at Queenstown. Dennis Kearney speaks of losing his livelihood after supporters turned on him. Democratic plans hinge on California Nevada results. Indiana shows Republican gains while Chicago reports cabinet moves. Garfi eld aims to balance party factions. Jeannette wrecks questioned. Porte pressures to close the Dardanelles quickly.
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Cologne Cathedral bell recast after serious damage
The smallest Cologne Cathedral bell was damaged months ago and sent to Goose's foundry in Dresden for recasting. First cast in 1418, it had already been recast twice. The court organist says the tone is now perfect. Two other bells remain older, including the Kaiserglocke made with metal from a Sedan cannon.
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