Correspondence of the New Era The Old Dominion trip and Philadelphia Ledger profile
An Indiana to Pennsylvania correspondence describes a Harper's Ferry visit with detailed scenery and wartime sites, then shifts to Philadelphia's Ledger building. The observer covers Jefferson's Rock, John Brown's castle remains, Valley Railroad, and local amenities, ending with a tour of the Ledger offices, press room, and G W Childs portrait as promoter.
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Old Dominion
Jefferson
Shenandoah
Bolivar Heights
John Brown
Brown
Gov. Willard
Smith
Springfield
Ohio
Mr. Stanton
Bay City
Mich
Washington
Baltimore
Harper’s Ferry
Valley Railroad
Valley
Virginia
Neson Prentiss
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Independence Hall
Ledger
Sixth and
Chestnut Streets
Chestnut Street
Sixth Street
Sixth
Franklin
Brunswick
Philadelphia
Delaware and Schuylkill
League Island
Point Breeze
Girard College
Fairmount Park
Cathedral
Hoe
G. W. Childs
Peter Wineerenner
Board of Health of
New York
Trousseau
Tours
Board of Health
Fair horse dealer taunts President at Illinois fair
Nor mal Illinois dealer Mr Dillion displays six in hand horsepower at the St Louis State fair and teases the Missouri fair president. Sam Buckmaster relays the twist as the umbrella man declines a ride, prompting Dillion to mutter at the "d-a sop" who refused.
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St. Louis
Mr. Dillion
Normal
Bloomington
Dillion
Europe
Sam Buckmaster
Buckmaster
Sam
the Fair
Long Prayers and a Vermont Divorce Reform
Dr. Talmage critiques lengthy prayers likening them to a ferry struggling with ice and urges a direct start and abrupt end. The piece notes Vermont's proposal to base divorce on drunkenness as a legal ground, and comments on conscience as a harsh inner monitor.
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David the Son of
Jesse
Vermont
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Jefferson Addis
Merriam
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Whitley Co
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Green Center
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Albion
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Brimfield
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David Law
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Wayne
Stephen Wildman
Thomas B. Weston
Henry Wakeman
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Swan
Isaac Ney
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Churubusco
Whitley County
George W. Piver
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Banhart
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Elkhbart
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Noble—Caulos
R. Wiley
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Joan C. Kerr
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Lake Shore & Mich. Lon. Railroad
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Going Wiest
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Empire and Hed Line
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Albion Lodge No. 97
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Y. Sort
Bank OF Albion
South Rast Corner
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Ligonier, Indiana
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Albion, Indiana
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Wolcottville
Bidwell
Ira Kiblinger
Main Street
Trump & McMeans
BP. C. Isbell
Bartlett
G.H. Lohwan & Co
Mitelhedl Block
Ines
Ixni
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Hays
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Senge
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William Sipe
Boos
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Singrey & Eby
Albion, Ind
S.k.konel
Hoffman & Beck
D. M. ML. Lingrey
John Mitchell
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WM. M. Clapp
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John Weston
James Colgrove
M. Spencer
Stegeon Albion
Wilson W. White
C. B. Phillips
W. W. White
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Rusticus
Potomac
Thomas Jefferson
Blue Ridge
Shenandoah Springs
London Heights
Maryland Heights
Jefferson’s Rock
Shenandoah River
Delaware
West
Mantua
West Philadelphia
Chestnut
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Gen. Grant
Grant and the Horse Dealer
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