Our Flag Is Still There Amid Election Crisis Remarks
A historic recount ends with Hayes and Wheeler winning 185 electoral votes to 184 for Tilden and Hendricks after a nationwide contest. Hayes planned inauguration in March amid cheers and formal receptions in Washington. Military and civic units prepare for a ceremonial procession with flags and lanterns in the capital.
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Senator Ferry
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Philadelphia
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Pittsburgh
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Pennsylvania National Guard
Hartranft Club
Americas Club
Nineteenth Ward Club
Capital area to glow with lights and fireworks display
Pennsylvania avenue and nearby residences and businesses will be decorated and lit from the capitol to Seventeenth street with calcium light and Chinese lanterns. A fireworks display and torch light procession will proceed, with public buildings along the route illuminated. Gov. Hayes took the presidential oath last Saturday evening in the White House, administered by Chief Justice Waite, with no interregnum.
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Gov. Hayes
White House
Waite
Cronin and Morrissey Stand Out as Reform Winners
The Indianapolis Journal notes two Democratic figures, Cronin and John Morrissey, profited from Tilden's losses while others like Tilden Hewitt Pelton faced financial and reputational ruin. Cronin collected advance pay and led about 33000 in gains, Morrissey earned large pools commissions and avoided losses by declaring bets off, positioning them as reformers for 1880.
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Tilden
Reform
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Pelton
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Morrissey and Cronin
Palmer Named Postmaster of Chicago After Appointment
Hon F W Palmer former Jamestown Journal and Iowa congressman and Chicago Inter Ocean editor is appointed and confirmed postmaster of Chicago replacing a defaulter J McArthur. The piece praises his GOP service and predicts stable post office leadership under Palmer.
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Jamestown Journal
Iowa
Chicago
Jamestown Academy
Democrats Seek to Defeat Electoral Law in Legislature
The text portrays lawmakers urging Congress to act quickly to thwart a popular electoral measure, while the public desires the commission’s decision to stand for national peace and business prosperity. Citizens are urged to censure those urging defeat.
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Congress
Illustrated History of the Centennial Exhibition by Mc Cabe
National Publishing Company offers a subscription only illustrated history of the Centennial Exhibition detailing great buildings and exhibits. To obtain this record readers should contact the National Publishing Company in Philadelphia.
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National Publishing Company
James D. McCabe
Philadelphia
Bradley's Judicial Patriotism Shapes 1880 Campaign Rhetoric
The presidential race refocuses Democratic papers on Judge Bradley as a symbol of independent judicial judgment. Had Bradley been partisan, Tilden's finances and money bar would have fared worse, but his measured stance shifts the narrative away from Grant.
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Bradley
Tilden
Democrats claim Hayes as usurper amid disputed title to presidency
The article argues the Tribunal aims to secure a clear title for the incoming President. It notes Democrats already label Governor Hayes a usurper, assuming his possession will be certified per their dictated plan.
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Hayes
Legislature proposes minor liquor offense penalties
A bill in the Legislature would impose a 25 dollar fine on minors who obtain intoxicating liquor by misrepresenting their age. It also allows imprisonment up to three months if the court deems it necessary.
Sterling appointment fills Pittsburg seat on high court
Hon James P Sterrett of Pittsburg was appointed Supreme Court Judge last week by Gov Haritranft to replace the late Judge Williams. Pittsburg leaders had pressed for the vacancy and the selection is regarded as favorable.
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James P. Sterrett
Pittsburg
Supreme Court
Haritranft
Williams
Youxa Vanderbilt Contests Commodore Will Over Succession
Youxa Cornelius Vanderbilt challenges Horace Greeley linked legacy in a family dispute over unpaid loans and inheritance involving his sisters and the late Commodore Vanderbilt's estate.
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Youxa
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Horace Greeley
Commodore
Philadelphia Times Says Judge Bradley Attacked Over Electoral Commission
The Philadelphia Times denounces the attacks on Judge Bradley as unfair and political, arguing there is no valid reason or justice in opposing the electoral commission's decisions.
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Tox Philadelphia Times
Bradley
Electoral Commission
Hayes Stock Rise Drops Gold Value
An analysis notes that as Hayes gains in stock market terms gold declines, anticipating a shift in monetary value. It suggests the greenback could match gold as political dynamics press for a Republican victory.
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Hayes
Six Clubs Form Fue Siz League With Six City Teams
The Fue Siz league comprises the Boston Chicago Cincinnati Hartford Louisville and St Louis clubs for the upcoming season. New York and Philadelphia show little interest in ball matters.
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Phildelphia
Memoirs of P. P. Bliss to Be Published by A.S. Barns Co
A.S. Barnss & Co of New York will publish the memoirs of the singer P. P. Bliss. Compiled by his friend D. W. Whittle of Chicago with an introduction by D. L. Moody, the project announces its preparation and editorial framing.
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P. P. Bliss
Sweet Singer
D. W. Whittle
Chicago
D. L. Moody
Governor Henpreicxs Interview Confirms Hayes Victory
Governor Henpreicxs stated in an interview that the commission acted within the law and the outcome is the election of Hayes. The remarks frame the legal process as complete and Hayes as the winner.
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Hayes
Cameron’s defense of Pennsylvania electors in Senate remarks
In a Senate exchange on Pennsylvania’s electoral votes, Gen. Cameron rebuts objections to counting Mr. Boggs, praising Mr. Morrell’s Centennial service and reaffirming that Pennsylvanian electors honored Hayes and Wheeler. He notes Morrell acted selflessly and that efforts to miscredit Pennsylvania would be regretted.
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Boggs
Daniel J. Morrell
Wallace
Gen. Cameron
Morrell
Clearfield County
Mr.Hayes
Tilden
Hayes
Wheeler
College of Electors
MontcomerY Buatt Seeks Tilden and Reform Ticket Again
MontcomerY Buatt announces a bid for the 1880 presidential ticket with reform as his platform while commenting Cronin should be chosen for Oregon. He argues Cronin carried Oregon and demands victory at any price for the state.
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Tilden
Reform
Cronin
Oregon
Special Senate Committee on Geological Survey Formed
The Senate on February 27 appointed a special committee to study the Geological Survey of the state. Members named were Senators Stone, Herr, Greer, Allen and Peale.
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Senate
Stone, Herr
Greer
Allen and
Peale
Newark Advertiser Defends Justice Bradley Against Dem Attacks
The Newark Advertiser argues Justice Bradley faced political pressure in the Louisiana Florida and Oregon cases. It notes Oregon posed the greatest challenge and that Bradley chose constitutional fidelity over partisan impact. The paper praises his manuscript State paper of precise logic and mentions threats he receives but ignores.
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Molly Maguire Confession Shocks Lansford Coal Region
Edward Kelly, a young Molly Maguire from Portsville, admits killing John P. Jones, superintendent of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Co., at Lansford in September 1876. He says fear of cowardice accusations by his brother AOH members compelled the act, a confession that stirs the coal region and may signal more to come.
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Portsville
Edward Kelly
John P. Jones
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Lansford
Order of
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Matrimonial Accounts and Newspaper Action Slip Simultaneously
Mr. Tilden gains time to settle his marriage records and consider suing the newspapers after long neglect of these duties.
Dr. Rice Instant Tooth Ache Cure and Golden Cure Sale
J. F. Wells & Co. Warren Pa advertise Dr. Rice instant tooth ache cure at 15 cents and Rice golden cure for corns bunions nails cuts burns piles at 15 and 35 cents available by mail order from the Warren Pennsylvania druggists.
Ohio Governor Hayes Receives Enthusiastic Columbus Ovation
Governor Hayes and wife were greeted by thousands in the Ohio Statehouse rotunda and in the Senate and House chambers. The day featured choirs, speeches, and a formal joint session praising Hayes as citizen and official.
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J. Y. Jones
John Noble
W. S. Gilbert
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William Seward
Mrs Hayes Inaugural Attire In Cincinnati
Mrs Governor Hayes arrived in Cincinnati and is having her inaugural costumes made by a leading local firm. The inaugural dress, in black silk, princesse style, with full train, costs 509 dollars, while the reception gown in Qua ker gray costs 300 dollars and features Valenciennes lace fringe. The morning dress is blue cashmere with matching fringe and demi-train.
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Cincinnati
Governor Hayes
The House and Senate Oath Divide During Capitol Count
Washington dispatch notes a stark split as 100 Capitol policemen sworn in for the count split into two lines. French's 50 swore the ironclad oath, with most holding right hands except three who raised left hands. Thompson's 47 mostly rejected the ironclad oath, seeking the modified version.
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Two Baltimore Sisters Thread Needle by Touch at Age
In Baltimore two elderly sisters aged eighty four and eighty live by sewing. The younger sister is totally blind yet her fine sense of touch lets her thread a needle by feel.
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Westward religious revival spreads through Illinois towns
The writer reports on Moody inspired campaign diffusion across the Northwest. Evangelists and ministers coordinated prayers, country gospel meetings, and special train delegations to tabernacle services. In Aurora a large Sabbath gathering spurred converts and calls for faith.
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How They do it in South Carolina politics described
London Times special correspondent outlines social and business ostracism used by Democrats to coerce Republicans in South Carolina. Stories show stores denying credit without cash and cotton gins demanding party conversion, with rifle clubs accused of intimidation. Ice景 at Niagara Falls adds a seasonal note and Fox's Theatre in Philadelphia burns, loss reported.
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