Turn the Rascals Out
The piece denounces New York City governance as corrupt and driven by a powerful ring. It cites multiple dock department thefts, the death of Edward Gale amid long term embezzlement, Carroll frauds in the Controller's office, misconduct in the Public Works department, and a tax arrears clerk stealing city funds. It urges voters to defeat the ring and “turn the rascals out.”
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Cleveland Manning machine faces bleak Buffalo convention verdict
A New York dispatch reports the Cleveland Manning machine secured only a barren victory at the Buffalo convention. Tam many candidates were slaughtered and the ticket is deemed weak. Party leaders foresee Republican success in 1883 and 1884 as divisions deepen and open hostility grows among defeated Democrats.
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Senator Hall Reassessed as Absentee in State Senate
The Elk Senator John G. Hall is accused of shirking duties by not attending Senate sessions. The Ledger urges Democrats to unite and questions the governor’s decision to call and prolong an extra session, implying Hall is disillusioned with partisan moves.
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Missouri Governor backs law enforcement over Prohibition stance
Gov. Chrrexpen of Missouri says he opposes Prohibition in principle and dislikes the new liquor law but insists it be enforced in St. Louis and statewide. He warns saloon keepers they risk an extra legislative session if they defy the law, and criticizes St. Louis rum-sellers for defiance.
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Death of Cornelius Whitehouse Founder of Tube Process
In England dies Cornelius Whitehouse, original patentee of the wrought iron tube making process. Invented in 1847, his death recalls how Pennsylvania and the city of Pittsburgh benefited most from the invention in the United States.
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Burster Nominated for Governor by Mass Greenback Rally
Gra Burster was named as the gubernatorial candidate by a Massachusetts Greenback convention last week but the gathering split amid internal disagreements.
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Ohio Scott liquor law yields net revenue and police support
The Ohio Scott liquor law collects 1 789 119 dollars, shifting nearly 1.8 million in cash to police and poor relief. Police fund totals 535 709 dollars, revenue fund 972 124 dollars, county poor fund 554 314 dollars, and township fund 8 588 dollars. The text argues the law reduces taxation on others, enforces the law, and questions Democratic calls to repeal for free rum trade, mentioning Hoadley as a gubernatorial contender.
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Sherman to Turn Command to Sheridan in November
Washington reports Gen Sherman will relinquish command of the army on November 1 and retire to civil life, though not on the retired list until February 8. Maj Gen Pope may succeed Gen Sheridan in the Missouri military division, which includes the Missouri, Dakota, Texas and Platte departments. The title general of the army ends with Sherman. Lieut Gen Sheridan, younger than some, likely to command for years.
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New York newspapers trim prices amid fierce competition
The Tribune reduces price from 4 to 3 cents and the Herald and Times from 4 to 2. Other papers may follow with yearly rate cuts. The move aims to boost circulation and ad revenue but could hurt inland dailies and country weeklies that rely on higher margins.
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Bankers to Meet in Louisville First South of Mason Dixon Line
Interest grows ahead of the American Bankers Association session set for October 10 and 11 in Louisville Kentucky. The convention follows last year in Saratoga and will see a large turnout of bank officers from the south and west. About 8000 U S banking institutions will be represented with G S Coe of the American Exchange National Bank New York presiding.
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Jewish New Year Feasts Mark October observances worldwide
The article lists major Jewish holy days for October beginning with Tishr the first month of the Jewish year. Key dates include New Year on Oct 2 and 3, fast of Gedolah, Sabbath Teshuvah, Day of Atonement, Tabernacles on Oct 16 and 17, Hosanna Rabba, Shemini Atseret, Simchat Torah, and Sabbath Beresheth. Synagogues hold services from dawn to noon on New Year’s Day.
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Grant Praises Taylor as Statue Unveiling Revered
General Grant spoke of President Zachary Taylor with high praise and a willingness to attend his memory’s statue unveiling. A new life of Thurlow Weed reveals how Taylor became a presidential candidate, despite initial political disinterest. Weed and Whigs read public sentiment to push the bid.
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Indian Commissioner Price Bans Tribal Dances
Indians reply they will continue dancing despite orders from Commissioner Price in Washington. The article mocks the attempt to suppress the dances and notes the braves insistence on keeping the tradition.
McClellan Urges Centralism Against Republicans
General McClellan speaks to the New Jersey Democracy declaring Republicanism a path to centralization and curtailment of citizen rights. He vows to lead the Democratic forces and march on the enemy once conditions improve.
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Hanlan Stakes Dare In World Rowing Challenge
Sam Edward Hanlan declares a bold match bet last Tuesday offering $5,000 against $4,000 to race anyone ten miles and $5,000 to row three miles faster than any man alive. He claims superior health and challenges rivals to prove him wrong.
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Call to service delays mirror past court clash
Mr. ConkLinG declares he waits for a call to serve his country again, likening himself to Judge Gillis who was beaten by Hon. Chapin Hall and saying the country’s call may come late, if at all.
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Floor Oil Cloths at A. A. Davis & Co.
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Letter from Danie Agnew on Republican unity and reform
The author, Daniel Agnew of Beaver, argues that last year's Independent stance split the Republicans but now praises GOP solidity in fundamentals. He cites 1882 machinery undermining popular voice and calls for reform in representation to ensure victory in 1884, urging honest party administration in his locality.
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Take Care of Your Health
An editorial warns against chasing wealth at the expense of health. Men rush to distant springs and distant lands seeking renewal, but overwork, irregular meals, and late hours have drained vitality. Money is useful but not when it costs potency and happiness. Agassiz is cited for prioritizing time over wealth.
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Eastern forests face rapid decline warns Prof Rothrock
Prof Rothrock warned in Philadelphia that Pennsylvania’s pine forests could be gone within six years at current losses. He argued Eastern timber reserves outpace Western yields, with 1878 79 pine exports valued at 2 260 586 dollars and bark used for tanning driving wholesale destruction while large swaths of timber go to building, fencing, railroad ties and telegraph poles.
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Garfield monument site chosen at Lake View Cleveland
The Garfield monument association selects a bluff site in Lake View cemetery Cleveland overlooking Lake Erie for a new memorial. The two and a half acre plot will be landscaped with winding drives and a future Mayfield street car access. Competitive drawings will guide monument plans with a soon announced deadline.
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Three thousand national banks and a New York club
The item surveys multiple disparate topics from 19th century news: a rise to about three thousand national banks, the first theatre in Williams burg Virginia in 1752, legal exam of O'Donnell for Carey’s murder, a strike in Joilet Indiana over a circus, and various notes on ships, artifacts, and local events including Buckwheat crop decline and coal production estimates.
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Shifting House Composition Breaks Down Regional Totals
The next House will have 324 members, up from 293. Eastern states hold 95 seats, western states 109, southern states 121. Democrats gain a 64 seat majority with 194 Democrats total. east 42, west 51, south 101 seats.
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Georgia House Rebuffs Stephens Funeral Bill Debate
The Georgia House refused to cover Gov Alexander H. Stephens funeral expenses, set at 1312.25 dollars, calling the amount extravagant. The query questions whether such a legislature can be democratic.
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An Economical Government in Pennsylvania Policy
The Philadelphia Press notes that Pennsylvania uniquely avoids taxing real estate, farm implements, and stock for state support. It argues Pennsylvania under Republican leadership shades tax burdens, drawing about four fifths of state taxes from corporations while other states tax capital more heavily.
King of the Turf Beaten by Jay Eye See in New York Race
The $5,000 trot drew 24,000 spectators as St Julien faced Jay-Eye-See, a five year old colt. Jay-Eye-See won in three straight heats 2:20 2:18 and 2:19 on a slow track. The colt earlier set a 2:10 mark and is expected to astonish the world when fully developed.
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Price wars won’t win readers
The New York papers slash prices to attract circulation, but editors argue that readers choose the best edited paper that presents news clearly and truthfully, not the cheapest edition.
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Youman Hats Arrive at Sol Cohn & Co Warren
Sol Cohn & Co New York announces exclusive Warren agency for Youman Hats. They offer a handsome line of new styles and the finest hats, inviting customers to call and see them. Also notes men’s stylish suits at Geo Ball's.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Sold By Local Druggist
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces. The remedy is priced at 75 cents and available for purchase from L. G. Noyes.
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