The News IX Brief summary items from Plymouth and beyond
A scattered digest reports a hospital case with castor oil and croton oil leading to a death, a debt statement for April showing 2.995 million and a $11.78 million drop since June 1874, and Oskoah rain likened to Chicago’s 1871 fire. Also notes tax delinquencies, Turkish monks, Beecher scandal reflections, a Brooklyn bank teller tax idea, Spiritualists at Work House, Bowen’s church sacrament, and Democratic city election gains.
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Plymouth Clmch
Columbus
Tiltonan
Worriars Riage
Rossel ‘Phe
Oskoah
Chicago
Alfonso
Spain
Throne
Beecher
Bowen
Brooklyn
Henry C. Bowen
Jenea
Tilton
Freedman's Bank of the’ District
N. Y. Law
Joe Howard
Lincoln
Gen. Tracy
Tennie C. Claflin
United States
Canada
Minnesota
San Francisco
Union Pacific
Indianapolis
Plucky Editor Saves Northwestern After Oshkosh Fire
Gen Tom Allen editor of the Northwestern faced destruction as the Oshkosh fire burned his office and type. He traveled to Fon du Lac with his city editor and secured the Reporter staff press to publish the next morning, keeping subscribers informed despite the disaster.
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Oshkosh
Tom Allen
Northwestern
Fon du Lac
Snr
Enterprise
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Cinesnui
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Rocky Mountains
Western
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Ble
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Eiteatine
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New York
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Cardin
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Pratt
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Hubbard
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Thos. Ewing
Salem Post
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Judige Fullerton
L. Leffingwell
Congress Avenue
Haven, Ct
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H.C. Tambor
Richard Allen
Boot & Shoe Store
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Tinker & Gregory
Tophrywy
Rietors OF
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Tana
Ashtabula County
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Experiense
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Malviam
Ross
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Faruta
Malu
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Oasis
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Ashtabula, Ohio
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N. Y
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