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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1875
Page
3
London reports detail the doomed Cospatrick voyage to Auckland on 17 November 1874. Fire aboard the immigrant ship caused the loss of nearly 500 lives. only a handful survived from the 429 passengers and 44 crew.
A collage of witty vignettes and satirical notices from the era. Includes quips on bribery in elections, Civil War figures, clerical reform, and social mores. Mentions Phil Sheridan, Bristow reforms, Brookly n Argus humor, and London Times gossip.
A reflection on gratitude redefines blessings as everyday gifts like rest and bread rather than grand successes. The piece contrasts selfish longing for distinction with the good of common providence and includes a Fayetteville anecdote of Aunt Peggy singing about the angel band in a humorous exchange.
The piece contrasts virtues and a path to fortune with a long held road and discipline. It notes a Sioux City area Portlandville drill site where a deep well opened, releasing hot steam and melting snow for miles, drawing wolves and animals to the warm area at night.
The passage lists diverse tidbits about figures and places including Colonel De Trobriand a New Orleans creole, Alfonso planning to lay pipes for his mother’s Madrid return, Mrs. Wm. Perry of Paris Kentucky owning Putnam’s vest from the 1779 staircase ride, and tales of Brougham’s debt pledge to the Edinburgh Review. It also mentions Gladstone’s forthcoming pamphlet, the Paris winter, and Egypt under Ismail Pasha with Suez debt absorption, rail and telegraph growth, and extensive public works and education initiatives.
The Cincinnati Commercial claims a central Ohio Valley reach with routes to Indianapolis Nashville and more. It emphasizes independence neutrality in news and dedication to prompt authentic reporting, inviting subscriptions and outlining advertising terms.
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