Erie County stakes in district politics and Scofield
The Erie Gazette argues Erie County bears the burden of district politics and praises Judge Scofield for Erie interests. It notes past sacrifices by Erie Republicans, analyzes the 19th district senatorial race, and recounts political maneuvers by factions and Reformers. It also covers national figures Colfax Grant Butler and public calls for woman suffrage.
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Erie County
Erie
Congress
Scofield
Judge Scofield
Gazette
Connell
Henry W. Gray
Col. A. M’clure
Gray
Senate
M’clure
Colfax
North Carolina
Grant
South
Gen. Grant
Lincoln
Republican Party
Judiciary Committee
U. S. Senate
United States
Ben. Butler
Sally
Nast Draws Fire Over Alleged Plagiarism incartoon War
The critique targets Thomas Nast for copying features from Thomas Leech in satirical drawings. Critics allege similarities between Nast and Leech sketches, including figures resembling bishops and Tweed. The piece hints at affidavits from Tammanay Republicans to bolster accusations.
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Mr. Nast
Harper's
David Dudly Field
the Tribune
Leech
Mr. Nasts
Old Briggs
Nast
Tweed
Statue plan for Horace Greeley in Printing House Square
Following the Franklin statue in Printing House Square New York a fund has begun for a Horace Greeley statue across the square with over ten thousand dollars already pledged Isaac W England treasurer of the fund invites further contributions through the New York Sun office The note lauds Greeleys role as printer and editor calling him our latter Franklin and a symbol of public gratitude for his life work
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Franklin
Printing House Square
New York
Horace Greeley
Greeley
Whittier
Grand Race on the Hudson Between Boat and Train
A recent Hudson race pitted a swift boat against a railway locomotive. The wind was variable but the boat proved faster, outrunning the iron horse and leaving the train behind as it sped along the river.
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Hudson
Iron Horse
Fiery Steed and Odd Tidbits Dominate Recent News
A jumble of items notes Boston debt under 17 million dollars, Alaska rainfall at 240 days annually, and Texas woes with Mexican raiders. It reports 31 Michigan prison murderers, a camel train delivering hay to Virginia City, and US timber imports totaling 6.5 million with rough timber and firewood adds. Also mentions Buffalo to Olean rail completion by April, hogs packed at 94 points totaling 3,029,451 to date and 3,965,376 season estimate, plus elephants for the Chinese emperor’s nuptials and a bridal procession in the Potters.
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Virginia City
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Carson River
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Buffalo
Olean
Chicago
China
Nears
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