New York Holds the Key in 1880 Presidential Race
The piece argues that national victory hinges on New York, with Indiana and Massachusetts as strongholds for the Democrats. It notes Cornell’s plurality, Democratic split aiding Republicans, and predicts reunited Democrats could carry New York next year if the presidential candidate unites the party.
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N.S. Times
The Burglar and the Editor and The Black Madonna
A burglar steals only a pair of editor's trousers and returns a ten dollar bill to the editor. The piece then shifts to Einsiedeln, Switzerland, detailing the Black Madonna shrine, its history from Charlemagne’s era, miracles, pilgrims, abbey wealth, and the Reformation preacher Ulrich Zwingli.
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Hapsburg
Einsiedeln
Ter
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Ulrich Zwingle
Switaaland
Public Lands and Mint Reports Highlight 1879 Year
Acting Commissioner Lov. J. M. Armstrong presents the General Land Office annual report noting 8 445 781 acres surveyed and 1 039 214 private acres, total 9 484 995. It covers land disposal, Indian reservations, timber and desert land acts, railroads, mining claims, and military land reservations, with warnings of timber depredations and fires. The Mint Director’s report shows deposits of 71 179 654.65, coinage of 68 312 592.59, and details of gold and silver origins and products for the year ending June 30, 1879.
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Remedy for Diphtheria Proposed by Russian and German Doctors
A letter to the Herald from Suisakin promotes a diphtheria remedy used in Russia and Germany. It details dosing for children and adults, claims rapid fever and pulse normalization within 24 to 36 hours, and cites Dr. Letzerich and others in Prague and Russia as endorsers.
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Mountain of obsidian found in Yellowstone park area
Explorers in Yellowstone discover a colossal obsidian mountain near Beaver Lake, rising in towering cliffs and rounded bosques. The party hacked a path through grassy barricades by heating the grass and quenching with lake water, then breaking rocks with hammers, amid dangerous splinters and scars.
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Grand Canyon
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