Mysterious Influence at Oak Street Corset Factory
At I Strouse's corset factory on Oak street a sudden wave of fainting struck seven young women after a discussion of sudden deaths. A spirited girl shrieked at a turtle, triggering the fits. a male worker also fainted. Foreman Morris halted work as others recovered and dispersed the staff.
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New Haven Journal
I. Strouse
Oak Street
Strouse
Shea
Morris
Rescue tale on shipwreck and a rich mother's plea
Christine Toens recalls the Schiller disaster as a woman and her child are lost after a sailor is begged to save them. A mother pleads for life, promising wealth in exchange for help. The shipwreck ends with a fatal wave sweeping away the mother, child, and sailor. Tea imports rise by over 2 million, sugar by 3 million, linens 300k, cotton 500k, coffee up in millions. The Brooklyn Argus notes money-minded men and spendthrift women, dipping into social commentary.
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Christine Toens
Schilller
Tus
Brooklyn Argus
Grasshopper Plague Drenched by Missouri Flood
Torrential rain across a hundred miles from Nis souri Missouri floods garlands vast fields washing out embankments and drowning grasshoppers by the millions. Rivers and gutters teem with dead insects as farmers hope for relief and Governor Harden may call for thanksgiving.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Harden
Revolutionary Relic and Civil War Era Notes
A Gloucester City committee considers moving the Augusta hull remains from Hitchner's Surf House to the Centennial grounds in Fairmount Park. The Augusta, a 64 gun ship, was burned and exploded near Fort Mifflin in 1776 after groundings.
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Gloucester City
Hitchner
Augusta
Centennial Grounds
Fairmount Park
New Jersey
Fort Mifflin
Gloucester
Notice in case against Leven Oliver real estate sale
Emanue Miller and others file petition in Athens County Court of Common Pleas seeking sale of Leven Oliver real estate to satisfy a 1875 judgment of 416 69 with costs. Real property list includes 40 acres in lot 1 section 26 and several other parcels in Athens County. Oliver must answer by June 24 1875 or be defaulted and sale proceeded.
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Albent County
Ohio
Emanue Miller
Albert B. Voorheis
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Elizabeth Stivas
William C. Brooks
Olla Tewksbury
Joseph Stewart
Farmers National Bank
James Hart
John Brown
James D. Brown
Bank of Athens, Figley, Ruthins
John Douglas
E. N. Cooper
Rebecca Ann Skinner
William Skinner
Mary Jane Petit
Samuel Petit
Phidelia Rickey
Philip Haning
Athens County Records
Robert Lyle
Athens County
Davis Rickey
L. Oliver
Robert Figley
M. EF
Gallipolis
Oliver
Desteiguer & Jewett
Atty’s
Athe
Athens
Guthrie, Gould & Co
N. Warren
W. A. Root
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