Democratic Delegates Clash Over Bayard Suitors in Wilmington
A Wilmington columnist reports a Democratic dispute over who should be the county’s delegates to the National Convention for Thomas Bayard of Delaware. He urges Whiteley and O Byrne to step aside, favoring Benjamin Biggs and George Gray as stable delegates to back Bayard, while urging unity to support the 1876 campaign.
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Weather and politics from Wealher report era
In Wealher report from Wacmington June 8 1A winds warm and partly cloudy conditions and a rising then falling barometer. The New York Tribune notes Blaine gains in strength with strong political pursuit and resilience. An ad promotes Dr Peters Female Hydrastim Powders mailed to Tulsa address P O Box 2568 N city.
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Witness Kerr Helps Albany Lawyer Buchanan Win Appointment
Buchanan, a Young Republican from Albany and former Chenango County sharpshooter, sought a West Point cadetship with Kerr's help. Kerr urged President Johnson and lawmakers, while Buchanan awaits to testify if needed. The piece also notes Fifth Avenue church history and shifts in New York urban wealth as trade expands. In Cecil County, peaches may improve this year.
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Veteran Lawyer Defends Old Soldier in Stony Point Verdict
In Rochester, Chas M Lee defended a Revolutionary War veteran accused of forging a thirty dollar promissory note. He framed the case around the veteran’s service at Stony Point, persuading the jury with vivid recollections of Mad Anthony. The jury returned not guilty, praising the veteran for storming Stony Point.
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Boy Charms Snakes Near Lancaster Ohio
Johnny Friend, 12, son of George Friend, three miles east of Lancaster, was charmed by a seven foot four inch snake last week. He cried and moaned until Beery intervened and drew the snake away, breaking the charm. The snake was killed. The boy grew sick and nervous for days but is now improving.
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