Sheffield Republicans defend Barnes in local school dispute
A Sheffield School Directors statement rebuts charges from Justice and defends Barnes as a prudent, economical candidate. The letter argues the school house debate is local and should not affect broader party support, urging Republicans outside Sheffield to ignore Warren Democratic Ring tactics and stand firm.
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Sheffield
Justice
Radeker
Barnes
Norton, Crary & Co
Mr. Barnes
Randall Nominated for Speaker as Caucus Chooses Officers
Randall led in the caucus with 23 votes for Speaker to 12 for Sayler. Thompson of Ohio was renominated for Sergeant at Arms by acclamation. Adams of Kentucky named Clerk on first ballot 79 to 69 for Caldwell. Polk of Missouri chosen Doorkeeper on third ballot. Stewart of Virginia re nominated Postmaster. Persel of the Southern M E Church nominated Chaplain. House expected to organize at noon Monday with these officers. New York Liberals note Conkling predicts state ticket victory. Republicans claim unity.
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Thompson
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Adams
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Caldwell
Col. Polk
Missouri
Stewart
Virginia
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Gopey's Lady's Book November issue highlights fashion and miscellany
The November Gopeys Lady's Book offers autumn fashion plates and varied content for ladies with a yearly subscription of $3 and club discounts. Ex Speakers of the House include Hunter Winthrop Pomeroy Banks Grow Colfax Blaine Randall. The Permanent Exhibition Company of Philadelphia is bankrupt with $264000 debt and creditors accepting 50 percent.
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Virginia
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Massachusetts
Theodore M. Pomeroy
New York
N. P. Banks
Galusha A. Grow
Pennsylvania
Schuyler Colfax
Indiana
James G. Blaine
Maine
Samuel J. Randall
Permanent Exhibition Company of
Philadelphia
Republican rally and Ohio victory contrast in era of inflation
The piece notes Ohio's 30 000 vote Democratic win and a strong Republican base in Iowa while urging Pennsylvania Republicans to stay united and diligent. It blames inflation and third party votes for losses and contrasts President policy with party loyalty, urging mobilization in Warren County.
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United States
Matthews
Thurman
Workingmen’s Party
Greenback Party
Republican Party
Ben Wade
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Warren County
Hayes
Forney Sells His Press to Nevin Associates
Veteran journalist Cal Forney sells Forney's Press, started in 1857, to W. W. Nevin and associates for 180000 total including book accounts. He moves to Europe as foreign correspondent with his son Joan, to cover Paris Expositions.
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Republican Party
Washington Chronicle
Greeley
W. W. Nevin
Joseph Surrenders After Long Montana Campaign
Dispatch from Fort Benton reports Gen. Miles forces have pinned Joseph’s band in a narrow ravine and killed four attackers while suffering no more than four wounded. Joseph signaled surrender by flag four times, then handed over his guns and shook hands with Miles as his men did likewise.
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New York Businessmen Back Hayes and Rochester Convention
A Cooper Institute gathering in New York heard Theodore D. Dwight preside as leaders like Wm. C. Bryant Noah Davis Wm. E. Dodge E. D. Morgan Gen. Sickles and Whitelaw Reid endorsed the Republican ticket. After Geo. W. Curtis spoke the group pledged support for the President and civil service reform.
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Rochester
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Columbia College
Wm. C. Bryant
Noah Davis
Wm. E. Dodge
E. D. Morgan
Gen. Sickles
Whitelaw Reid
Geo. W. Curtis
Grant's Praise for Tyne Reception in New Castle Banquet
General Grant lauds the welcome from New Castle's workingmen and Tyne area crowds as the finest reception in his travels. He jokes about Yankee correspondents but emphasizes a deeply gratifying landing on English soil and broad approval from Tyne towns.
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Miners Return to Work As Strike Eases Across Regions
Gradual resumption of mining activity reduces hardship for 75,000 dependents in Wyoming and Lackawanna regions as Wilkesbarre sees about 18,000 miners back to work after two months idle. The Ledger notes editor Alex H Stephens remains ill, while debate continues on Hayes tenure. Ohio clerks return home to vote. Newark New Jersey votes Republican, electing a Republican mayor and aldermen.
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Lackawanna
the Ledger
Alex. H. Stephens
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Hayes
United States
Minister Pierrepont Resigns As Minister To England
Minister Pierrepont has tendered his resignation as Minister to England and will take effect December 1.
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England
State Register projects GOP gains in Iowa elections
Des Moines reports late results showing the Senate at 38 Republicans to 12 Democrats and the House at 70 Republicans 24 Democrats 2 Greenbackers with four counties yet to hear. Joint ballot GOP majority 75. Gear leads Irish by 33,695 in 74 counties. remaining counties add about 40,000. State officers GOP majority estimated at 46,000.
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State Register
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House
Ledger man’s discouraged taunts spark party clash
The Ledger man criticizes Republicans with harsh terms and accuses them of lying and falsehoods. Critics view his remarks as weakness amid looming defeat.
Trex Boston Base Ball Club Clinches Championship
The Trex Boston Base Ball Club defeated the Hartford club 7 to 4 last Saturday to win the championship. Louisville finishes second and Hartford third in the final standings.
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Trex
Boston
Hartford Club
Bostons
Louisvilles
Hartfords
Democrats not all fools claim in Tur Ledger
The Tur Ledger quotes a remark that Democrats are not all fools and will not be sold out by the Borough Ring. An exchange adds a note that patent fire extinguishers should have saved the Patent Office, implying a missed protective measure.
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Patent Office
Franklin Spectator
Tur Ledger
Ohio Result Reflected Inflation Trend and Off Year Voter Apathy
Washington officials say Ohio's outcome surprised few, reflecting a months long drift toward inflation support and the Workingmen's ticket aiding Democrats. Off year indifference among Republicans reduced the sense of a rebuke to the administration, while Democrats tout civil service reform and Southern policy.
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