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Senate power shifts amid carpetbagger politics and treachery
The piece describes a volatile Senate battle after Morton's death and Sharon's absence. Republicans lose the majority with Patterson and Conover crossing to Democrats to seat Hamburg Butler. Bribery accusations loom around Patterson while Kellogg could block the plan. Predictions await the next session as party integrity and power are questioned.
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Kellogg
Oregon
Jonah or the Whale in Republican Senate Tale
Washington dispatch reports Republican Senators split between anti-Hayes factions and the President. Nordhoff notes moderates may drift toward the President, with a parable about Jonah and the whale to weigh whom to throw overboard. The anecdote suggests some desire to keep the administration afloat.
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New York Herald
Washington
Mr. Conkling
Jonah
Nineveh
St. Petersburg
Northern Boundary Survey Advances to 119th Mile Post
In June a joint Pennsylvania New York survey team began at the 1786 Delaware River stone and reached mile post 119 near the Allegany line. The work shows slight changes from the old line placing Lawrence in New York and bringing New York Ceres into Pennsylvania while dividing Waverly, N Y.
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Delaware
Rittenhouse and DeWitt
119Th Mile
Allegany County
Lawrence
Tioga County
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N. Y
Wreck of U S steamship Huron near Norfolk bound for Havana
The U S steam ship Huron was wrecked last Saturday night off Norfolk while en route to Havana, twelve hours from Fortress Monroe. Of 135 people aboard only four officers and thirty men were saved ashore. no shore aid available as life saving stations were unmanned. The department dispatched steamers promptly to the wreck.
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Havana
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Erie memorial pushes government building in city
The Erie memorial presented in the Senate by Senator Cameron prompts Congressman Watson to introduce a bill enacting the petitioners' request. Watson has been unusually active for his constituents, signaling potential local gains from his efforts. Heavy rains in Virginia caused floods with trains halted and rivers rising, risking a repeat of 1870 losses and property damage.
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Tax Erie Dispatch
Senate
Cameron
Erie Memorial
Watson
Virginia
James
Jackson
Dan
Richmond
Grand Jury in Pittsburgh Riot Condemned as Infamous
The N Y Tribune calls the Pittsburg Grand Jury presentment a disgraceful piece of special pleading. It recalls a riot where authorities failed to protect life and property as mobs looted railcars, burned depots and machinery, and provoked a siege lasting days. The piece condemns officials and demands indictments.
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N. Y. Tribune
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Allegheny County
Hartranft
France
Senatorial Caucus and Republican tensions over Hayes policy
Republican Senators met with President Hayes to discuss appointments to Southern offices amid party unease. The President defended a policy aimed at uniting old Whigs against Democrats, hoping to win six to eight Southern states. Conkling reportedly favors a middle path on New York appointments to avoid a clash. Rhode Island issues a brief Thanksgiving proclamation, praising restraint.
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Conkling
N. Y
House Repeal of Resumption Act Highlights Democratic Majority
The House passed a repeal amid a Democratic majority with some cross‑party votes. Critics claim the move mirrors a Democratic platform and harms financial stability, warning of debt repudiation risks and job losses. The Buffalo Express notes a conservative Senate and Republican President as safeguards against perceived House excess. Curtis of Harper's Weekly declined a foreign mission to stay in independent editorial work.
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Presspext Hayes Aide Appointment Sparks Question
The item notes Hayes donating to orthodox churches and criticizes an appoint ment of a loud mouthed atheist to a first class foreign mission. The source asks which individual was named and implies controversy without naming the person.
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Cameron Press
Henderson contesting Crawford County judge election
The Republican candidate Mr. Henderson plans to appeal Pearson Church's narrow victory for judge in Crawford County. Bos Incersony notifies the President he rejects the Berlin mission and prefers practicing law at home.
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Berlin
Vanderbilt daughter Florence Adele wed Hamilton MacTwombley
Florence Adele Vanderbilt daughter of William H. Vanderbilt married Hamilton MacTwombley of Boston at St Bartholomew s Church New York. The wedding featured lavish gifts including diamonds pearls and a diamond necklace valued at fifty thousand dollars from W H Vanderbilt.
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