South Carolina Electors Confirmed as Hayes and Wheeler Win
The South Carolina Returning Board completed its duties within ten days and declared Hayes and Wheeler elected. Supreme Court orders prompted report of returns. board rejected two counties' tallies, leaving a Republican majority in the legislature and certifying election. President Grant and Secretary of War instruct Gen Ruger to uphold Governor Chamberlain against domestic violence while military aid is used to maintain republican government.
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Democratic claims on Pennsylvania vote and national figures
The piece argues against counting dubious votes and disenfranchisement in Louisiana with a fair election standard, cites Governor Hayes and others, notes Indiana Ohio New York reflections, mentions Chaffee Teller as Colorado senators, and reports on BUST exhibits of Greeley and Tilden in Philadelphia and cities nationwide.
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Grant Jr Joins New York Law Firm
U S Grant Jr joins a New York law firm not associated with Tilden and Tweed, expanding his professional ties within the city’s legal scene.
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Fragmentary Party Roll Shows Senate and House Majorities
The document lists new Legislature members with Republican majorities of 12 in the Senate and 39 in the House for a 51 on joint ballot. Asterisks denote veterans from the last Legislature and daggers mark those from earlier sessions.
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Republicans Eye House Senate Pact Amid Voting Turmoil
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a political power shift with Republicans seeking to press a pact affecting the House Senate dynamic. The fragment hints at forced votes and campaign maneuvers around the Senate tally and legislative control.
Banner Republican State of the Union Celebrated
A correspondent lauds Iowa as the banner Republican state noting 8816 public schools 10000 teachers 878 newspapers and numerous churches as proof of victory. The piece recalls two years ago when Republicans lost the Third district and asserts Iowa is now disenthralled and redeemed from Democracy.
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Official Vote Count in Pennsylvania for President
The official tally in Pennsylvania shows 758,957 total votes with Hayes at 384,148, Tilden 366,204, Cooper 7,204, Smith 1,318, and the American Alliance ticket 93. Hayes leads by 9,339 votes.
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Edge of Uncertainty After Tight Election Vote
Voters who backed Peter Cooper and Prohibition Smith face two weeks of tense suspense as results stagger. The public awaits final tallies and potential shifts in outcome amid post election uncertainty.
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Clerkship contenders for Harrisburg House post named
Joux A. Smvurt seeks the resident clerk position in Harrisburg. Dr. Sherlock of 3eaver aims to be chief clerk, filed as applicant in the House contest.
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Boss Tweep Arrives in New York and Lands in Tombs
Report notes Boss Tweep arriving in New York last Thursday and taking a seat in the Tombs. The line “What are you going to do about it?” echoes as the tone of the scene and implication of authority.
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Yar Grangers Centennial Encampment Fire Loss
A fire destroyed the Yar Grangers Centennial Encampment on November 17 causing an estimated loss of 80060 dollars with 50060 dollars insured.
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State sovereignty in electors and the presidential vote
The Indianapolis News critiques the New York World finding an ineligible Vermont elector and argues the President is elected by states not districts. It defends Morton’s plan and popular vote, noting state sovereignty and constitutional design in electing a chief magistrate. It urges constitutional study and recommends De Tocqueville for further insight.
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Dan Rice Returns With New Moral Circus Amid Bankruptcy
The veteran clown Dan Rice, long a drawing card, emerges from bankruptcy to announce a new moral circus at Hickman, despite past liabilities running into hundreds of thousands. The Louisville Courier-Journal and Erie Dispatch note his enduring fame and his ability to turn misfortune into performance.
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Banner Counties Boost Republican Gains In New York
The Buffalo Express notes Sherman Williams of Sherman in Chautauqua county as a standout statewide Republican Assembly candidate with a 2 005 vote edge after a 138 Democrat lead last year. Chautauqua and Cattaraugus lead in gains. Erie’s district shows Hon. Lewis F. Watson with a 3 559 Republican gain while Dr. Egbert carried it by 12 votes two years ago.
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Into the Jaws of Death at Scranton Mill
In Scranton Pennsylvania an old workman named Patrick McNally was torn to pieces by a massive fly wheel at the Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company rolling mill. The near sighted man likely walked into the wheel during dawn hours and his mutilated body was scattered through the mill. He was over sixty and leaves a wife and child.
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Notable 19th Century Public Figures and Events
Thurlow Weed at eighty. Daniel Webster's widow in New York at 85. U S Grant Jr joins Coe Kingsford in New York. Alexandria white residents begin freeing slaves. A New York man fined 500 for a postal card insult. Sherman downplays troop concentration. Press split on ending Electoral College. Younger brothers plead guilty in Minnesota life sentences. Bengal cyclone devastates islands and coast, widespread deaths and disease fears.
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Centennial era notes and inaugural items from a 1876 era paper
Pittsburg faces dirt and congestion as officials discuss ending Centennial trains for a century. Reports on Centennial visitor statistics for Philadelphia, railroad honors, Allegheny River fish issues, deer and rabbit game laws, a Westmoreland schoolyard stunt, and preparations for the Permanent Centennial Exhibition. Congress to convene next Monday. Marion Harland sails for Europe.
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