01 Oct 1880
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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1880
Page
1
Speech from Rev. P N Granger stresses fundraising to carry Garfield into office while denouncing corruption in politics. It cites Ames credit mobilier cases, tariff positions, and warnings about national moral degradation if such figures reach the presidency.
Reports from Glasgow highlight a new chrome tanning method as cheaper and faster than traditional processes, yielding stronger leather and better moisture resistance. About three hundred chrome tanned hides have been shown, including belting harnesses and boots, illustrating its practical use.
In a chaotic night sequence a couple endures a fierce thunderstorm with risky antics guided by a German text and a mysterious book. Mortimer defends noise and open flames while Evangeline fears lightning, leading to a comic confrontation with neighbors and a mistaken belief in a dangerous storm.
The excerpt alleges Gen. Garfield owned ten shares of Credit Mobilier stock, did not pay for them, and received a $329 benefit via a dividend arrangement with Ames. It cites multiple 19th century sources critiquing testimony as perjury and urging congressional punishment.
The Pittsburgh lever notes a large gathering for a Saturday night meeting with delegates from Green, Westmoreland, Fayette, Beaver, Armstrong and Indiana counties. Ben Butler’s speech is described as rapid and off hand, delivered in muffled tones, while attendees throng the halls and torch bearers supply noise and music. The piece also cites Dr. Swayne remedies and small humorous anecdotes from contemporary papers.
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