Elegant Modern Barns Highlight a Successful Farmer's Legacy
An essay lauds modern barn design and the shift from rustic pioneer shelters to practical, luxurious structures. It cites General Washington, stock breeding, and European precedents, praises a top example in Canterbury Shaker village, and details S. S. Houghton's monumental Oxford barn, its 240 by 200 foot plan, iron supports, vast storage, carriages, and a half mile track, drawing hundreds of visitors to see a model of American agricultural progress.
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Curtis
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United States
Bunter
Fisher
China
Mandin
Bala Dozep
John B. Clarke
the Mirror and Farmer
Loto
Fairbanks
Cora
Houghton
Melroe
Mass
Oxford
Mecca
Post Bag Revelations From Lord Manners Report
Extracts from Lord John Manners annual report show about 6000 packets sent against postal rules in the past year. Notable items include live animals, foods, revolvers, china, cuttings, tobacco, and oddities like a snake and a lizard in a returned letter. A Leeds inquiry letter laments execution lore and asks about royal prerogatives amid by-law doubts.
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London
Marwood
York
Howard
Pexce
Sam
Beecher Concludes Season at Twin Mountain House
The Rev Henry Ward Beecher delivered the season finale at Fabyan pavilion in Littleton New Hampshire on September 14 speaking on Love and Benevolence from Mark x17 and Luke x26 He argued true Christianity lies within common thought rather than doctrinal forms and preached practical brotherly love He noted the Bible as educator not explorer and said ministerial work is judged by its fruits About 1200 people attended despite rain Beecher plans to depart for Peekskill New York tomorrow The mountain houses remain open with attendance steady into October
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Luke x
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Forland
Boston
Concord and Montreal
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Carl Schurz Interview Involves German Views On Grant
The Cin eippati Enquirer reports Carl Schurz nursing beer and pretzels while speaking German amid questions about General Grant and John Sherman. Schurz denies favorable Grant sentiment, citing contempt from Grant and noting political loyalty among Dutch voters.
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Shensral
Chicago
Pitter
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John Sherman
Hartford to Welcome Flags in New State Capitol Ceremony
On September 18 Hartford holds a grand parade of 4000 to 6000 veterans to transfer war flags to ornate cases in the new state capitol. Governor Andrews leads the procession from the arsenal through decorated streets to the capitol, with regiments saluted and a national gun salute.
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Putnam Pealanx
Plymouth
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Andersonv Ile
The Greenback Conation Reply to Boynton Protest
General Horace Binney Sargent defends a stance within the National Greenback Labor party of Massachusetts. He recounts a debate over the 1860s legal tender and soldier contracts, condemning efforts he calls misleading and stressing honor, equity, and the need for an honest dollar for soldiers and bondholders. He supports his substitute resolution and defends his actions as a Greenback, soldier, and patriot.
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B. Moody Boynton
the Globe
E. Moody Boynton
National Greenback Labor Party
Masachusetts
Fancuil Hall
Lenter
General Butler
Sherman
Pirtform
Sargent
Boston
E. M. Bougton
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Treasury
Cvyury
Taynty
T.e Bonoholier
Hoesty
Equity
National Honor
Honeacy Equity
Isoynton
Bonduoiaer
KE. Moagdy Boynton
Howack Binney Sargent
Boston Money and Stocks Quiet Week in Finance Markets
The lengthy report from State Street on September 13, 1879 notes a calm week in money markets with bank rates at 4 to 6 percent, prime paper around 5 percent, and New York funds steady. Stock activity was tame but prices held. a bullish bias suggested higher levels may come, while bond and railroad notes showed firm prices and mixed gains. Market highlights cover exchange rates, bullion movements, and sector performance across United States bonds, rail shares, mining stocks, and various commodities.
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Highland
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Atchison & Netaska
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Eastern
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Lafayette
Preterrea
Detroit
Ing & Northern
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Ian Erauls
Denver & Fiom Graide
Etern
Hartford & Erie
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Kansas City
Wrence & Southern
As City
St. Joseph
Council Bluffs
Mis Oar
Texas
New England
Pueblo & Arkansas Valley
Union Pacific
Toston & Lowell
Fortscott & Gulf
Kuland
Chicago, Burington & Quincy Railroad
Michigan Central
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Colony” ‘Railroad
Barrington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Railroad
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Vid Colons Railroad
Essex Road
Eastern Railroad
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Ridge
Silver Islet
California
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Crogscut No. 1
Virginia
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Gador
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Kanaus Pacific besa tony 400 Mo., Kan. & Texas Ka, + 16% 26 ney Gin & Let
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Gloucester Fish Market Receipts and Prices Report
Regular correspondence notes a strong Gloucester weekly fish market with large cod and halibut arrivals from Georges Bank and Bank Cod regions. Mackerel supplies decline while prices rise on many cod and halibut lines. a wide range of fresh, pickled, and cured fish items are cataloged with specific price quotes.
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Iliah
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Tobacco in the Hen Kooist Fowl Feeds Nicotine Poison
A French theory suggests tobacco smoke in a fowl house lightens flesh color and tenderizes meat. A chicken fed caporal nicotine allegedly produced nicotine in its flesh. A thief who ate the poisoned fowl fell gravely ill, narrowly saved after medical care.
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Clondoo
Beediss
Commercial Matters Boston Market Saturday Evening Trade Report
In the wholesale trade the week shows steady improvement across branches with strong demand for raw and manufactured materials. Western and southwestern buyers predominate while New England buyers appear. dry goods and wool trade rise. cotton, hides, leather, and cheese markets move firm with higher prices hinted. Apples and beans show mixed activity. beans prices set for October 1 by hundredweight. butler and dairy markets show gains. coal trade notes small lots and light provincial receipts.
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New York Markets Flour and Meal Demand Shifts
New York on September 13 reports broader demand for flour with varied grades exchanging hands. Prices listed for flour from No 39 to extra state, winter and Western shipping, Minnesota and Southern markets. rye flour, cornmeal, and feeds priced with regional differences. spots largely unchanged and sales around 845 bases.
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