Senatorship contest eyed as Central Pacific backs Hillyer
The Gold Hill News reports Curt Hillyer as a U S Senate hopeful backed by the Central Pacific Railroad. It cites a northern politician claiming heavy spending and a plan to unite Nevada and California interests, with Republicans facing pressure to vote for or against the backers.
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Curt. Hillyer
United States
Nevada
Central Pacific Railroad
Comstock
Central Pacific Company
California
Curt
Hillyer
Santor
Iona
Sharon
Central -Pacific
Reno Journal
Virginia Manterprise
Republican Party
Soldier defends Hancock over winter gear burn claim
A Second Army Corps veteran defends General Hancock, disputing a charge he forced soldiers to burn overcoats and blankets in winter. He explains surplus clothing was shipped to Alexandria and returned after campaigns, saving weight and aiding endurance.
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Second Army
Hancock
Virginia Chronicle
Cincinnation
Virginia
Alexandria
Esquimaux
April in Virginia Frontline Remembrance Reflections
A fragment reflecting on Virginia April’s promise amid military memory. The speaker rejects the idea that spring is harsh, defending the April ordering amid winter perceptions and recalling soldiers who endured the required rites.
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Virginia
Elopement and murder accusation in San Francisco case
The report details Thomas Klink's alleged abuse and the fatal death of a woman in San Francisco after eloping from Philadelphia with her daughter present. It notes coroner findings of natural causes, plus broader dispatches about brigand investigations, currency debates, and political candidacies across cities and countries.
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Thomas Klink
Philadelphia
Geo. Beck
San Francisco
Klink
Clay Street
New York
Rosario Meli
Italy
Inspector Byrnes
Meli
North Platte
Byrnes
London Times
Imperial Bank of Germany
Berlin
Bremen
Hamburg
Germany
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Kelly State Committee
Shakespeare Hall
Syracuse
Faulkner State Committee
Saratoga
Springs
New Jersey
Cook
Plainfield
Rutgers College
Registration Notice Lassen District No 6
Official register opened at the office of Robert Slade Registry Agent for Lassen Election District No 6. Hours 10 AM to 6 PM on all legal days up to October 21 1880 for the registration of nones of all legal voters prior to the General Election to be held November 2 1680. Mill City. September 2 1830.
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Lassen
Robert Slade
Robert Blade
Assen
Mill City
Sierra District
J. Anderson
Isaid
Joga
Suey
Registration Notice for Sierra District No 10
Official register for Sierra District No 10 opens at J Anderson registry office in Dun Glen. Hours 10 A M to 6 P M on all legal days until October 1 1880 for voter registration ahead of the General Election on November 2 1880.
Registration for Pleasant Valley District No 9 Opens
Official Register for Pleasant Valley District No 9 opens at C W Wood Registry Agent office between hours of 4 and 6 pm to register real voters names before the General Election. Registration lasts until October 21 1880. W Woop Registry Agent for Meant Valley District endorses notice dated September 2 1880.
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W. Woop
Mewait Valley
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