Col. Blocker targets Florida violators and Hancock honors
The piece notes Col. O H Blocker’s activity pursuing revenue-law violators in Florida, while recounting a Manhattan Club event honoring General Hancock after the inaugural ceremonies. It contains extended remarks by Hancock and remarks about Randall, McClellan, and other political figures.
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Col
O. H. Blocker
Florida
Harcock
Manhattan Club
Gen. McClellan
General Gordon
Sam. Randall
A. J. Vanderpoel
Gen
Hancock
Fitz John Porter
Abram
Hewitt
Sunset Cox
Ben, Wood
Vanderpoel
Cherubusco
Fifth Army Corps
General Hancock
Cincinnati
Jeffersonian
Democratic Party
Randall
Augustus Schell
Tilden
Hayes
Gar- Geld
McClellan
Horatio Seymour
Mr. Tilden
Anis
Thurlow Weed
Brady
Gov. Dorsheimer
Ransom Secures Large NC River and Harbor Funding
Newspaper notes Senator Matt W. Ransom’s wins in Congress totaling 110000 for Cape Fear bar improvements and 330000 for North Carolina works. It urges a public meeting to honor his faithful service and criticizes a Democratic ally’s rivals. It also reports on political clashes in Virginia and broader national reactions to Lincoln era discussions.
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Senatus Ransom
North Carolina
Senate
Matt. W. Rancom
Congress
Cape Fear
Ransom
Tom Jarvis
M. W. Ransom
Democratic Party
Hoe
M.W. Baesow
National Republican
Mahone
Hill
Mr. Hill
Georgia
Virginia
Mill
Cieorgia
Beldees
Geetleman
Con
New York
Der
Benator
Jefferson
Henry
Washingto
Tucker
Ced
Mahboos
Democrat. Mr. Mahoggi
Mahi
Maljtge
Alemant
Hilfe
Chambée
Sgain
Ted
National Democratic
Bomb attack wounds czar during parade at Michel mange
A chaotic attack during a Sunday parade near the Winter Palace injures the czar and shatters the imperial carriage. A first blast wounds the czar, who is carried away, while a second explosion inflicts severe leg injuries as he enters the palace. A St. Petersburg correspondent notes the imperial carriage was attacked near Ekaterinoskoy canal.
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St. Petersinne
Alexander Ite
Russias
Czar
Poland
Grand Duke
Finland
Sal
Russian Empire
Russia
Nicholas Aleaxbroviteh
St. Petersburg
Lospex
Agence Russe
S. Petersburg
Michael
Col Dorjibky
St Petersburg
Bbarracke
Council of the Empire
Czurchteb
Petersinga
Alexander Il
Norwoo ‘Voingil
Ti Ihe
Ital
Harperor Fieg
Michelmange
Cesr
Cxar
Winter Palace
Nev
Hige
Fr Ekatesenosoky Canal
Imperial Stabies
Mi Fi
Michael Palace
A Word to Republicans on North Carolina Inauguration
A publisher urges Republicans to organize anew in North Carolina after Garfield’s 1880 victory. He argues for broader newspaper distribution and active campaigning to sustain party strength and counter opposing forces, warning against complacency among officeholders.
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North Carolina
James A. Garfield
Republicat
Democratic Party
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