Bayard Aims for Southern Support Amid Democratic Feud
The Warren Mail notes Senator Bayard, a Democratic candidate, pushing a platform that includes refunding fines tied to the Ku Klux Klan and paying war claims. It mocks Bayard’s stance while predicting Southern appeal and party factional power plays as the Presidency race unfolds.
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Connecticut Republicans Lose Ground in Democratic Victory
In Connecticut the Republicans faced no real contest while the Democrats claim a victory. The piece praises Democratic hold and notes broad satisfaction with Gov Inge. It contrasts with other regions, implying lingering Republican losses but not total wipeout, and signals continued political tension.
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New County Bill Edged Toward Favorable Shape in House
The county bill passes a revision leaving 47 000 population in old counties and requires a three fifths vote of the new territory to enact. Opponents like Mr Allen and Titusville’s Mr Plummer claim credit for killing the 20 000 plan.
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House steps impeach Belknap to Senate in surprise trial plan
Tur House formally presented articles of impeachment against Secretary Belknap to the U S Senate last week. The House chose its trial managers by secret ballot and none from Clymer's committee were on the list. The move is described as a unprecedented snub amid Democratic excuses to avoid blunders.
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Scribner's April issue and public affairs notes
The April Tur number of Scribner's offers Yale College history with illustrations and added stories while Dr. Holland reviews Revivals and Evangelists. In Harrisburg a boom bill passed the House by 100 to 101 vote despite two members dead, and Goovey's Lady's Book for April receives praise. A billiards match in New York sees Cyrille Pion defeat A P Rudolph, with Pion rewarded for three-time wins.
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Gabriel Conroy
Philip Nolan
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New York
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Dion
Rudolph
Breeden Becomes Name in Jamestown District Race
Jop. Breed, a newly-born Democrat from Jamestown, challenged Senator Vedder for the district seat. The Assembly, unhappy with Breed, kept Vedder from taking the seat.
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Bristow Cuts Gas After Public Building Funds Exhausted
Public funds for lights and fuel in government buildings ran out and Postmaster General Bristow ordered gas shutoffs and layoffs at post offices. City businesses urged payment to avert disruption, Sam Randall’s committee then moved to approve the needed appropriation, revealing tensions over strict enforcement of the law and the House’s stance on economy.
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Mourning Stones and Political Sparks From a City Ledger
A Minneapolis commemorative column rows tombs for Pendleton Hendricks Tilden and notes a rails to tracks theme. It recalls a tense exchange between Morton and Bayard and closes with a quip about the era’s mood and a signature Weendell Phillips.
Republican gains in Cleveland and Cincinnati election
The piece reports strong Republican wins in Cleveland municipal races and Cincinnati returns, electing water works trustees, the police commissioner, and six of eleven city council seats. It notes the Democratic majority last spring and praises a broad GOP victory across Ohio with a Republican legislature and likely state officers and a U.S. Senator.
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Eisner Resigns Buffalo Express Chief Editorship
C. E. Eisner resigns as editor after new management asks to turn editorials against Conkling and make the paper a Blaine organ. He steps down, and the paper loses his influence. the Democratic Senators’ bloc vote on Dana’s confirmation draws sharp criticism from the New York Post on party leadership and public honor.
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Senate defeat shakes Dawna confirmation and party hopes
The piece notes Dawna’s Senate defeat and Republican momentum. It predicts Massachusetts may send Dana to the Senate or appoint him governor, while all Democratic Senators opposed Dana. It cites Cleveland’s broad Republican triumph, Dayton’s past voting, and a quip from Senator Morrill. It also mentions Horace Greeley and the Tribune.
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Mercer District Congress Candidates Named
Jupee Perris and Col S B Dick of Crawford John Spearman of Mercer and Col J M Thompson of Butler are listed as candidates for Congress in the Mercer district.
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Tur headquarters restored at Washington as Sherman faces salary issue
The army general staff re establishes its headquarters in Washington. General Sherman must stay where he declares the salary does not pay, highlighting financial concerns affecting command.
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Duel Ends Tragically Over a Girl in Virginia
A Virginia duel ended with the deaths of both men, leaving a girl unharmed and cheerful. A Massachusetts newspaper notes the event in verse, predicting Bristow and Blaine will carry the news from Texas to Maine.
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Republican Platform at Harrisburg 1876 Resolved
The Harrisburg Republican Convention adopts the Lancaster platform of 1875. It urges honest officials, exposes maladministration, supports Cincinnati candidates, condemns Democratic leadership, calls for preservation of common schools, opposes free trade tariffs, and backs Governor Hartranft for the U S Presidency with Pennsylvania's delegation instructed to unite behind his nomination.
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Empress of India Rumors Stir At Centennial
The piece jokes about Queen Victoria demanding a new name Empress of India while noting social customs. It mentions a planned continental travel and a $40,000 car. It lists six Harrisburg House members who may seek the Senate next fall, including J. I. Mitchell and C.8 Wolf, plus a quip about Dana’s book prospects.
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Total prohibition as remedy for drunkenness era debate
A long argument condemns intemperance as a universal evil tracing its roots from Noah to modern society. It argues that laws and morality fail to curb drinking and proposes total prohibition as the only effective remedy, urging abandonment of distilleries and grog shops to protect families and public welfare.
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Centennial encampment and trade notes from the fair
Three hundred Indians from fifty three tribes are expected to encamp at the Centennial. Lancaster county supplies most of the circulating nickels with about six thousand tons of nickel ore mined yearly. Enormous freight volume faces Centennial entries with six thousand nine hundred carloads of goods and a final entry date of the 16th inst. Hambletonian the world famed stallion dies in Chester county New York at about thirty years old having sired Dexter and other top trotters and yielding over ten thousand dollars annually in income.
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