Gresham Third-Party Bid Upsets Democrats in 1880 Race
The piece reports on Judge Gresham possibly securing the People's Party nomination for the presidency and the mixed Republican fears it triggers. It notes Western states like Nebraska Minnesota Kansas Colorado and Stevenson's influence in Minnesota could shift votes toward Democrats. It also mentions Southern dynamics and a Cleveland Stevenson rally in Logansport and a Syracuse convention twist, with broader party strategy discussions across the nation.
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Sunday Register
Waczniseros
D.C
Jone
Gresham
People’s Party
Harrison
Gresham Ho
Farmers’ Alliance
Nebraska
Minnesota
Kansas
Colorado
Stevenson
Thim
Greshaw
Sparh
Congress
Iadeepham
Bia
Wage Confere nces Drag On In Western Pennsylvania Mills
No wage conferences today and no changes in the dispute between workers and manufacturers in Western Pennsylvania. Mills near closing time as July approaches. Amalgamated Association reviews the general conference report with divergent proposals but no action. At Carnegie’s Homestead plant a strike seems inevitable as workers refuse to sign the scale without recognition of broader demands.
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Seka Sane We Hekestene Vitwenteag
Pennsylvania
Amalgamated Association
Carnegie
Nirws
Atmaleamated Association
State Board of Equalization adjourns after labors
The State Board of Public Works concluded its two week session and adjourned. It reported varied assessments across counties with Brantin 11 percent and Raleigh 32 percent increases, while Calhoun 24 percent and Marshall 9 percent decreases. The overall state valuation remains undistorted with about 1.8 billion in total increases, split between city and town property and other areas.
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Lewis
Mason
Pocahontes
Raleigh
Randelph
Roane
Welster
Fayette
Calhoun
Gistelet
Peverus
Gest
Marstiall
Marshall
Nicholas
Oto
Wevessment
Obi
Operator Confesses to Penn Central Wreck in Montana?
Telegraph operator Hayes admits responsibility for a fatal wreck on the Pennsylvania line this morning, with eleven dead and many injured. He was arrested on the murder charge as his mental distress shocks onlookers. The article notes his brief service and frantic reaction after learning the loss of life, and references further details on the wreck and street railway strike coverage on page 23.
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Steenon Tower
Re- Hieusorny
Sune Hayes
Steviton Tower
Polénnsylvania Road
Llayos
Coréner Hoy
Tie Lock Street Tower
Mars
Electrle
Seab
Polles
Ben Richardson
Jotihey
Ieee
Telegraphic News Briefs Highlight Bank Statement Shifts
The Seam Site notes a New York weekly bank statement showing reserve decreases of 11.77, legal reserves up 251.60, deposits rising to 3,1745, and circulation increasing by 12,000. Banks now hold 1,574,050 above 2 percent rule requirements. Also mentions Miss A Binine and Miss Binine arriving by train and the National Prohibition Convention set for Music Hall in Cincinnati. President Harrison reports steady caller numbers.
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New York Weekly
Binine
Desireasa
Music Hall
Cincinnati
Harrison Hale
Nee “Irene
Adlai Stevenson Denies Knights of the Golden Circle Ties
Adlai B Stevenson testified he never belonged to the Knights of the Golden Circle and rejected wartime accusations as false. He cited loyalty to the Union, supported suppression of rebellion, and highlighted his Congressional election amid prior charges. He produced Col Sidwell’s letter praising his wartime support and noted his district’s Lincoln-era representation.
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Masonic
Stephen A. Douglass
Col. Sidwell
Woodford County
Stevenson
Mr. Stevenson
Congress
Union
McNulty
Abraham Lincoln
Knights of the Golden Circle
Terrible boiler explosion in New Orleans factory kills and injures
A boiler blast at Cousuner's Ice Company's works on Magazine Street in New Orleans destroys walls and injures several, with two black men killed or dying, occupants ofHilbert family escaping, damage estimated at 20000 dollars and many residents severely burned or injured, insurance by Hartford Company. Separate telegrams report political club members critiquing Senator Brice after the Chicago convention.
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New Orleans
New Oninays
Cousuner’s Ice Company
Magaine Street
Dlred
Jullay
Hilbert
Maurice Smith
Jacob Fricky
Weir Smith
Wiliam Scully
Andrew Johnson
Mra
John Hilbert
Mra Comeaux
Limos
Richart McDermott
Monte
James Ruwn
Hartford Company of Connecticut
Ginger bread attack injures Gladstone at rally
A woman threw a hard piece of ginger bread at Prime Minister Gladstone in Chester, striking near the eye and nose. He endured the injury, received medical care, and continued to address the Liberal Club meeting amid crowd support. Police pursue the assailant.
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Gladstone
Fiim
Losnos
Chester
Mr. Gladstone
Bavaria
William
von Caprioti
Prince Bismarck
Kissenzen
Bismarck
St. Petersburg
Ministry of the Interior
Foster's Weather Forecasts From June Storm Notes
In Sr Josefa Missouri on June 24 the forecast outlines a severe storm crossing the continent from the 24th to 28th, reaching the Pacific and western mountains by the 20th, with the great central valleys affected July 1 to 3 and the Eastern States around the 4th. A cooler, calmer wave moves east, with mixed showers in the Mississippi Missouri valleys and upper lake region, and bad weather possible east of Ohio for the Fourth. A second storm wave targets the Pacific coast around July 5, crossing mountains by the 6th and affecting the central valleys July 7 to 9, with cooler clearing trends afterward.
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Sr. Josefa
Great Central Valleys
Great Central
Ohio
Mississippi
Missouri
Iske
Pacific
Carlsbad Wins American Derby on Heavy Track at Washington Park
In front of about fifty thousand, Carlsbad son of Glenelg won the one and a half mile American Derby in 3 04 on a mud heavy track at Washington Park. Zaldivar chased the leader but Carlsbad held on while Agra and Cicero trailed. The purse totaled roughly 17,800 for the winner withtributions to second and third.
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Nile
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Thue
Sheepshend Bay
Montana
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Hort
Yorkville Belle
Raceland
Livonia
Yesterday's Base Ball Games Across the Circuits
Opportune hitting carried Pittsburg past Cincinnati 7 to 2 while New York crushed Boston 7 to 0. Brooklyn edged Baltimore 5 to 3 as Toledo toppled Omanad 7 to 0. Ft Wayne beat Milwaukee 6 to 4. St Louis split with Cleveland 5 to 1 and 2 to 3. Columbus hosted Kansas City in a 3 to ? tilt, Chicago saw Louisville fall 5 to 2, and Philadelphia ran to its 15th straight win over Washington 2 to 1. Indianapolis defeated Minneapolis 6 to 1 as the circuit wore on with varied results and attendances reported.
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Ehrot
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Kmstie
Toledo
Vickery
Omanad
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Milwaukee
Cunningham
Widner
AL St. Louis
St. Louis
Cleveland
St Louis
Firrers
Jearned
Ers
Gleason
Davis
Barne
Barned
Giulvin
Cuppy
Hurst
Columbus
Ae Penant
Colrmbo
Kansas City
O'Day
Hughey
Chicago
Colts
Coronels
Wilmot
Cooney
Dablen
Jennings
Louisville
Hutchinson
Sunders
Galfoey
Washington
Phillies
Weyhing
Killen
Foreman
Harrison
Philadelphia
Lynch
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Sullivan
France
President Roberts and the Train Ticket Lesson
A Philadelphia Record item recalls Pennsylvan ia railroad president Charles Roberts enforcing ticket checks. An overconfident conductor fails to verify his pass, prompting Roberts to insist on proper fare. The scene ends with Roberts paying a fare for Harrisburg after an awkward moment. The tale highlights strict discipline in railway conduct.
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Bore Peak
President Roberts
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Mr. Roberts
Bext
Fragmented 19th Century Foreign Affairs Note and Royal Betrothal
A garbled foreign affairs extract discusses German state matters and a proposed royal betrothal with Empress and Princess Margaret. It references King Humbert, Empress X, Princess Margaret, Prince Charles, and Bismarck in a context of alliances, honors, and political maneuvering amid Bavarian and imperial diplomacy. The text also mentions a Munich banquet and a literary note on a collection of sentimental confessions, with scattered comments on English perception and domestic scandal.
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Princess Margaret
Br Charles
Bismarck
Iece
Munich
Nura
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Royal
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