Cleanliness and proper drainage combat typhoid and disease
An editorial argues typhoid and related illnesses stem from poor drainage damp cellars and polluted wells. It condemns ignorance laziness and violations of natural laws, urging strict personal and public cleanliness as vital to health and reducing medical costs. It cites sewer gas and filthy surroundings as true killers and calls for accountability and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Mss van Ness
Sutter
Nob Hill
Eng
Western Addition
Mission
S. F. Post
Electoral math excludes New York in Blaine victory scenario
The article argues Blaine and Logan could win the electoral college without New York by tallying solid Democrat South and solid Republican North totals. It lists states by bloc, totals 401 electors, and posits New York and New Jersey as debatable/democratic in the split, noting Delaware supports Bayard and dismissing Delaware as a match for the Plumed Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
California
Nevada
Ohio
Indiana
New York
New Jersey
Arones Gein
Coc Cis
New Yyork
Blaine and Logan Named Republican Presidential Nominees
The article praises James G. Blaine as the Republican nominee for president and John A. Logan as the chosen runner, calling Blaine a proven American leader and Logan a gallant soldier with broad support. It asserts the ticket’s strength, the platform’s forward-looking stance, and faith in victory in November.
Blaine and Logan Names Drive Party Rally Call
The passage urges rapid organization by Republicans highlighting Blaine and Logan as powerful magnets. It stresses the need for concerted action, warns of Democratic strength and discipline, and urges immediate club organization to bolster the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Logan
Blaine Dominates Conventions and Public Notion
The report notes Blaine’s unyielding stance across the 1876 1880 and 1884 conventions. His name arouses cheers as he secures Chicago’s support on the 4th ballot and is poised to control the country by March 4 1885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Chicago
Taylor predicts Blaine Logan win for Ohio Republicans
Congressman Taylor, representing the old Garfield district of Ohio, asserts Blaine and Logan’s nomination secures the state for Republicans beyond a doubt. He says no canvass is needed as popular enthusiasm for the ticket is ample to insure victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Garfield
Ohio
Blaine
Logan
Civil Service Bill Reported Against Repeal
The House Civil Service Committee reported against repealing the Civil Service Act. They state the law is moderately successful in its purpose and honestly administered by the Civil Service Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Civil-Service Committee
Senator Taylor May Resign If He Does Not Return to Nevada
Senator J Minor Taylor of Virginia City now in New York says he does not expect to remain in Nevada permanently. If he decides not to return home he will probably resign the State Senate seat, leaving Storey County to elect three State Senators this Fall.
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J. Minor Taylor
Virginia City
New York
Nevada
Storey
Former Senator Davis backs Blaine and Logan in Bloomington
In Bloomington Newfoundland and Labrador people believe ex Senator David Davis will openly favor Blaine and Logan. He has voiced strong approval of the nominations. Davis says Blaine is the choice of the people and that the ticket was nominated against office holders and politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
David Davis
Blaine
Logan
John Roussell Young Plans Resignation From China Post
A private letter states John Roussell Young intends to resign as Minister to China. He says the post has wearied him and he will return to journalism in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roussell Young
China
Judge Field Says He Is In Hands Of His Friends
The judge states he trusts the support of his friends who back him in potential nomination and future actions. He contrasts this backing with the Tilden matter, implying stronger backing or different leverage if nominated.
Butler and Greenback Nomination Quest Meant to Seal Deal
Butler had accepted the Greenback nomination and believed ample greenbacks could secure the Democratic nomination, the one thing nearest his heart.
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Butler
Democrats in Maine and Colorado back Cleveland for president
The Maine Democratic State Convention declared for Cleveland as their preferred presidential candidate. Colorado Democrats also favor Cleveland, signaling broad party support in two states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Democratic State Convention
Cleveland
Colorado
Blaine Campaign Boosters and Gala Ride in Augusta
Jim Blaine and Little Jim of Maine figure in a political push as Conkling supports Blaine. Nevada backs Blaine and Logan with a large majority while Blaine and Logan enjoy a social tete a tete in Augusta. Republican momentum grows as campaign music and calls to join spread amid mixed, vivid lines from the era. New Orleans notes an odd stalk with twenty five cabbage-heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cleveland and Carlisle Strengthen Democrats for Presidential Race
The article argues that Cleveland and Carlisle form the strongest ticket the Democrats can field for the presidential race, highlighting their potential impact and campaign strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Carlisle
Democrats regret Tilden’s exit and hole drawn after him
A humorous line notes the Democrats’ sorrow as Tilden leaves the bar and someone draws a hole behind him, implying a playful chase or mischief. The fragment hints at political or social satire without clear context.
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Tilden
Plumed Knight and Black Eagle Unite Across Regions
Blaine clubs should be organized through the State with zeal and many members. Senator Jones receives the Journal’s thanks for ample public documents. The Plumed Knight of Maine and the Black Eagle of Illinois converge to bridge the Occident and Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Jones
Maine
Illinois
Aaron A Sargent Still Minister at Berlin Owing to Ill Emperor
Aaron A Sargent remains the U S minister at Berlin as resignation cannot be presented while the Emperor is ill, delaying diplomatic changes. The situation centers on the health of the Emperor affecting official postings and potential policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron A. Sargent
Berlin
Democratic ticket sparks and party fires light up
Stoneman and Rosecrans push for the Democratic nomination for Vice President as Blaine is described in harsh terms. The writer urges Democrats to keep campfires bright, inviting friends to warm by them through the upcoming November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoneman
Representative Budd Declines Renomination to Congress
Representative Budd formally declined renomination by telegraph citing ill health that will prevent him from participating in the campaign. He states his health condition as the reason for stepping back from political efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budd
Congress
Nevada Democrats Pin Sumner Vote as Free Trade Opposition
Nevada Democratic leaders rebuke Summer by aligning with California Democrats and citing Sumner's opposition to free trade, pointing to his vote on the Biorrison bill as evidence. The remark frames Sumner as a foe to tariff policy in the political discourse of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
California
Sumner
Blaine praised by World as better than Grant Hayes Garfield
The New York World argues Blaine’s character outshines Grant Hayes and Garfield and that Democratic prudence and unity will ensure his defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York World
Blaine
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Republican Platform Prompts Broad GOP and Democratic Appeal
The platform, though thoroughly Republican in tone and aims, is poised to resonate with many Republicans and attract favorable reaction from numerous thinking Democrats. It signals a clear agenda designed to mobilize party loyalty and broader political support across the electorate.
Plumed Knight Seated Without European Help, New York Exempted
The American United States can place the Plumed Knight in the President’s chair without New York’s aid. New York may opt to go fishing during the canvass, avoiding involvement in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Blaine Praised From Schoolmaster to President
The excerpt extols Blaine as a versatile leader from humble beginnings to high office. It lauds his intellect and generosity, portraying him as a favored figure for the nation.
Arthur backs party standard bearer in quiet show of unity
The New York Mail and Express lauds President Arthur for his swift pledge of support to the elected party standard-bearer. It notes he exits the confrontation stronger in national standing, praising what he has done and said as fitting for the nation’s chief magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Mail and Express
Arthur
Blaine
Logan
Enterprise
Republican Party
Polla
Nevada
Blaine Six Times Sixth Day Theorized in 1884 Rumor
A local observer notes Blaine bears six letters in his surname and cites a June 6 1884 nomination on a sixth day seventh week. Claims say he served six years as Speaker and was re elected in 1876 with a prediction that he becomes the sixth James to be President by November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
James
Tobacco tariff rebate claims reported for 1883
Under the law reducing the tobacco tariff which began last year, all holders on May 1, 1883 were entitled to a rebate of eight cents per pound after reporting to the Government. Two San Francisco firms hold the largest claims Esberg and Bachman received 49150 97 dollars and L and E Wertheimer 26000 dollars in rebates from the Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Esberg & Bachman
L. and
E. Wertheimer
Vanderbilt cites rapid money aims as cause of trouble
The Washington Star remarks that Vanderbilts desire for quick profits is to blame, noting it is a pity others cannot settle for steady income of a million or two monthly and leave speculation aside except in railway sectors where market manipulation is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
The
Washington Star
Californios React To Sumner And Tully Renomination Defeat
Washington June 12 Calif ornia Congressmen show keen interest in the Stockton convention results. The Fourth and Fifth district defeats of Sumner and Tully spark discussion among House leaders. Holman Indiana and Anderson Kansas view the losses as a non endorsement of Sumner’s anti monopoly stance and Pacific railroad efforts.
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Washington
California
Stockton
Sumner
Tully
House
Holman
Indiana
San Francisco
Anderson
Kansas
House Committee On Pacific Railroads
Maryland’s Liberty Stance Over State and Slavery Proof
A Maryland newspaper response denounces a Sunday Journal piece about a Tucker County West Virginia auction of paupers. The author asserts Tucker County lies outside Maryland, defends Maryland’s history of freedom, and rebuts claims of unfinished reconstruction. The piece condemns sensationalism and defends state virtues and racial dynamics.
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Mr. Bprron
Maryland
St. George
Tucker County
Potomac
West Virginia
Republican Party
Virginia
America
Lord Baltimore
New England
Black Eagles Parade Club Formed In San Francisco Ward
Republican young men of the San Francisco Ninth Ward organize a club named Black Eagles in honor of John A. Logan. They adopt a white uniform jacket and cap with pink braid, an eagle emblem on the jacket, and a smaller badge on the cap. Senator Mitchell endorses Mr Blaine for civil service reform, noting his early support as far back as 1872 and his early leadership in 1876 toward reform.
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San Francisco Ninth Ward
Black Eagles
John A. Logan
Mitchell
Blaine
Civil Service Committee
Republican Party
Adroit Stumbling Overshadows Stockton Convention Tariff Talks
The Sacramento Record Union notes the Stockton Democratic Convention’s comical handling of tariff objections as ward politicians split along free trade versus protection. Delegates backed a revenue-only tariff plank with plans for Congress to adjust details, creating an uproarious, farcical platform moment in political history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento Record Union
Stockton
Congress
Carson Republicans Form Blaine and Logan Club Tomorrow Night
Carson Republicans announce plans to form a Blaine and Logan club, meeting tomorrow night to organize and promote party activities. The local group aims to energize supporters and coordinate future campaigns with a focus on community engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Republicans
Blaine
Logan
Pacific Railway Lands Survey Bill Passes House
A House measure from the Pacific Railroads Committee to amend Pacific Railroad Acts passed after debate. It requires rail companies to file land selections within 90 days of passage or 60 days after surveys, deposit survey costs, and includes a Payson substitute tying nonpayment to loss of land rights, restoring lands to public domain.
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House
Committee On Pacific Railroads
Payson
Hanback
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Crisp
Yeas
President Grant elected head of Army of the Potomac
New Years June 12th crowd cheers Grant after election to presidency of the Army of the Potomac. He appears on stage with crutches, stating he accepts the trust, recalls past relations, and regrets not attending the parade or delivering the address due to his condition. He praises the upcoming speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Army of the Potomac
Brooklyn Club
Military Academy
Hatless Missouri Democrat Bets, Then Votes Blaine
The Sacramento Union recounts William Baker a Missouri farmer who vowed not to wear a hat until a Democrat won the presidency. Bareheaded for twenty years, he finally buys a new hat after the 1884 Chicago Convention and vows to vote for Blaine, explaining his long folly in a lighter tone.
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Sacramento Union
Humboldt County
Nevada
Union
Lincoln
McClellan
William Baker
Missouri
St. Louis
Little Mac
California
Chicago
Blaine
Logan
Butler to Attend Convention If Nomination Fails
A report among Butler’s friends states he no longer expects the Democratic nomination at Chicago but will attend the Convention ready to back the candidate who pledges to grant him chief control of New England patronage including Massachusetts if elected.
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Butler
Chicago
New England
Massachusetts
James Blaine Joins Notable James Presidential Contenders
A brief note asserts that no man named James has ever lost a presidential canvass, listing James Madison, James Monroe, James K. Polk, James Buchanan, James A. Garfield, and projecting the addition of James G. Blaine to the list of notable James contenders.
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James
James Madison
James Monroe
James K. Polk
James Buchanan
James A. Garfield
James G. Blaine
Harmony at Nevada Democratic Convention in Eureka
From Austin reports the Eureka 12th district’s Democratic gathering proved far from harmonious. Baker entered as Sadler's proxy and presided as chair, while Cassidy faction held 76 of 111 votes. Anti Cassidy forces won state central committee, but Cassidy secured the congressional nomination amid tariff disputes.
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Eureka
Austin
Baker
Cassidy
Trish
G. W. Baker
Sadler
Baker-Sadler
Hon. George
Baker, Sadler, Canavan & Co
Cassidy & Company
Dennis
Canavan
Congress
Poverty Gulch
Nevada
Lureka County
State Central Committee
Fair
Jimmy
Chicago
Tilden
Beecher
Bismarck
Grand Army of the Republic A Loyal Union Post Banner
Guardsman New York extols the Grand Army of the Republic as a universal, honor bound association for Civil War veterans. It notes widespread posts from city to frontier camps, unify veterans and their families, and view G A R as an emblem of devotion to country and shared duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Guardsman
N. Y
Leland Stanford Praised For Building a Lasting School
The Salt Lake City Tribune lauds ex Governor Leland Stanford for founding a great school that will endure across generations. It notes his strength in the transcontinental railroad project and his broader contributions to California, including horses, vineyards, palaces, trains, and ships, but emphasizes the lasting impact of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Salt Lake City Tribune
Leland Stanford
Blaine Observes Shifting Tides in Massachusetts Support
Avavsta June 15 Blaine tracks political currents with focus on independent movements. He notes Massachusetts voters drifting from old leaders, expects strong Irish support for Blaine, with Waterville Irish Catholics switching from Democrats. He balances writing with public engagements, setting strict work hours.
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Avavsta
Blaine
Massachusetts
Beacon Hill
Waterville
Blaine Club
Nevada press association plans unify papers across political divide
The Nevada Republican papers formed a state association to coordinate campaigning and legal action against deadbeat subscribers. Democratic papers may join. idea to keep politics separate within a general association. The Enterprise reaffirms support for Blaine and Logan and vows continued Republican advocacy in Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Nevada Press Association
Convention favors Arthur while not nominating him
A letter by L. F. Call explains why Republican National Convention endorsed Arthur as President yet did not nominate him. The writer notes Arthur did not become President via 1880 nomination and asserts no disrespect toward him.
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Nora
Arthur
F. Call
Mail sacks bearing Senator Jones franks reach post office
Public documents bearing the frank of Senator John P. Jones were delivered to the post office and distributed to his constituents. The Times-Review proprietors were acknowledged as well in the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Jones
Times-Review
Reso Strawpenares Keno Straw Berries Brighten Markets
Keno straw berries appeared in markets yesterday with bright color and fine flavor. They sold quickly, described as nimble as hot cakes buttered on both sides by eager buyers.
Wisconsin Dairy Output Sets National Record for State
Wisconsin's dairy products, the largest in the nation, totaled 19.5 million dollars last year. The state hosts 1,000 creameries and cheese factories and contains 500,000 cows across its dairy industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Union
Carpets From New York Feature Central Christian Nave Theme
New York carpets recently manufactured for a country house on the Hudson center a Christian nave motif, reflecting a religious design choice for the room’s focal point.
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New York
Hudson
Marriage of Berena Felle Pelli and Felice Caramela in Reno
June 14 1884 at Reno by Justice Young the marriage of Berena Felle Pelli and Felice Caramela both of Reno.
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Fellepelli-Caramela
Reno
Justice Young
Berena Fellepelli
Felice Caramela
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Ace
Arkansas
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Mississippi
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South Carolina
Connecticut
Twinois
Alice Erecatele
Michigan
Minnesota
al Atequet East Yeatte
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Sangeet Cates Leet
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Vermont
Selva Teechann
Deleware
Bayard
Deleware Chevalier
PRPS
Wspa Prep
Blaine and
Western Hemisphere
Party of Advancement
Jim Blaine
Little Jim
Conkling
Augusta
Democratic Party
Tatoo
Sumner and Tully
Heiew
Chesapeake
Roger Jounson
Pacific Railway Legislation
House of Representatives
President Grant
Potomaac Army
Sharmony
A General Newspaper Association
Carson
Hregrye
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