Cleveland talks cabinet fate amid trip and press critique
New York December coverage cites Governor Cleveland saying the cabinet lineup is undecided with March 4 as possible start, noting his view of press coverage as biased. The Actors Fund benefit at the Academy of Music drew crowds, with Cleveland attending and police guarding his box, raising about $10,000. A separate Indianapolis note reports Hendricks defending Union loyalty and arguing against the draft while praising wartime funding and “Sherman marched to the sea.” In Wisconsin, Mrs Waldo awoke to masked burglars stealing a sealskin cloak and ring, adding to local break-in fears.
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Telegraph merger talks headline postal telegraph cabla company
Chicago dispatch reports the Western Union Telegraph seeks to absorb the Postal Telegraph and Cabla company. Mackey and Bennett are said to be tired of the venture as discussions near completion. General Superintendent Clowry comments on the likelihood of Gould extending control amid market chatter.
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Stratford dynamite blast ruins house injures eight
A sharp explosion at Stratford New Hampshire destroyed a house and its contents injuring eight people. George S Goodwin died next morning. four others including George Young Joseph May Mary Anne Young and F Berry were expected to die. Fire followed, cartridges feared, and bonds valued at 250000 were reported lost.
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Noted Nerville receives seven years for bigamy affair
Narvilla the bigamist was sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary after trial in Torepo Ohio. He claimed he sought justice not mercy and said he would reclaim his wife after serving his sentence. Judge Lemmon upheld the verdict and denied a new trial.
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Levy's Fourth Wife Weds Levy Cornetist in Erie
New York reports Adolph Corbet reacting with shock as his daughter Miss Corbet marries Levy the cornetist, her jewelry wedding gift valued at $6,000 to $7,000. The ceremony followed a concert in Erie Pa, in the Reed House parlors. The Corbet family disowns her.
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Our Coming Currency and the national bank notes
A lengthy editorial argues for a government issued currency to replace national bank notes by 1881. It notes rapid declines in national bank circulation, rising coinage, and debates over silver dollars and gold flows, asserting banks’ profits drive currency and predicting government control of money. Milwaukees Journal interview with Col. Ingersoll discusses Blaine in 1888 and party principles over individuals.
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Annual Prize Drawings and Winners Listings 1884 1894
A long list of prize drawings and winners for 1884 and 1888 including names and addresses such as Keyes Paige De Alexandre Nassau Street New York and several others from Detroit Boston New Orleans Milwaukee and San Francisco. The document catalogs drawing dates December 18 1888 April 8 1894 June 17 1884 July 15 1884 and August 12 1884 with amounts ranging from 1200 to 66 000. It lists individuals and firms who held or claimed prizes and notes amounts collected through various banks and financial houses.
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