Vast manufacturing push fuels town growth and bonds
Reports describe a town rapidly expanding its wealth and industrial base with investments in factories and machinery. An investor could turn $20,000 into $100,000 in five years, aided by government bonds but hampered by ongoing upheavals. The piece also notes a violent incident in Kentucky and the Rochester billiards case, with a mysterious death found in the river near Rochester.
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Peabody Education Grant Aims at Primary Schools
A civic effort backed by Mr. Peabody seeks to promote primary education for the masses. Brown University President De Leure is tasked with implementing the plan to advance normal schools and public instruction. The movement notes that education has been limited to the wealthy, leaving poorer whites and Black communities undereducated, with publishers offering to supply school books.
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Richmond men pledge against southern trade in turmoil
An association in Richmond pledges not to purchase or use any cotton or tobacco from the Susquehanna Ohio and Mississippi ports, aiming to block southern goods. News notes Montreals players, Paris and New York challenges, Lincoln assassination rumors, and various local incidents across multiple states.
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