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Newspaper

Brazil Weekly Echo

Location

Brazil, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1875

Page

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Nutting & Co Failure Impacts Indiana Stave Makers

News from Indianapolis details the collapse of Nutting & Co a stove and headings firm operating in Indianapolis Saline near Terre Haute and Huntington with stores for workers. Creditors appoint trustees to wind up liabilities 195632.31 assets 155630.11 leaving 40002.20 deficit. Bank debts prominent and many workers affected.

Cinnnati Enquirer E. Nutting & Co Indianapolis Saline City Clay County National Bank Ispranapolis JL. Nutcing & Co Saline Terre Haute Times Wm. P. Gallup Meridian National Bank Henry H. Woolley Greensburg First National William M. Bell Luntington First National John M. Butler First ‘National Bank of Greensburg Central Bank of Indiana Banking Company, & Smallamount Meridian-street National Bank Greensburg Bank Nutting & Co First National Bank of Tiuntington

Grant Likely Nominated on Hard Money Platform Says Carpenter

Milwaukee correspondent cites ex Senator Carpenter on the 16th meeting, predicting Grant will seek a third term on a hard money platform and that Davis may be the Democratic candidate on a greenback platform, with greenbacks winning.

Grant Greenbacks Milwaukee News Oshkosh Carpenter Entleman Beloit Senator Carpenter West City of New York New York As Counsel Against ‘Tweed Gen David Davis Supreme Court of the United States Fond du Lac

Official List of Patents for Week Ending July 17 1875

United States Patent Office publishes a weekly patent list reported by Louis Bagger & Cor. of Washington DC. Entries include Sad Irons, Railroad Wrenches, Driers, Automatic Air Brakes, Turbine Waterwheels, Potato Diggers, Spoke Sockets, Tailors Measures, Bearings for Journals, Cleansing Gas Retorts and more with inventors and towns across Indiana and Ohio.

United States Patent Office Louis Bagger & Cor Solicitors of Patents Washington, D.C S. Elliott Indianapolis Finley Delphi J. T. Jent Columbus A. James Seymour Jenner Milltown Ind J. Louch Rome B. Poulson Ft. Wayne W. D. Tilney Crawfordsville A. B. G. A. Williams Goshen H. §. Wolf South Bend

Horrible Des Moines Tale of Rattlesnake Tragedy

Des Moines correspondent recalls a grim incident near Viroqua where three siblings aged five and younger were bitten after disturbing a rattlesnake nest in a barn. The mother rushed to aid, a boiler of hot water was used in hopes of aid, but within thirty minutes all three children died.

Viroqua Shora Jim Newark Sio Wan Trontee

Magnetism theory leads to comic courtroom fracas at Jimtown

In Jimtown a dispute over a Brooklyn scandal and a self styled magnetic power erupts into a heated scene. One man claims Tilton’s magnetism could force a confession from Mrs Tilton regarding intimacy with Henry Ward. The tale widens into weather, crops, and debates on tramps and railroads, with notes on flood damage and wheat and hay outlook.

Jimtown Brooklyn Tilton Henry Ward Blevins America Levine Denville Igiax Benny Jana Comfesa Ebenezer Gunkins Beving Lua Ohio Wabash Elonda Vansville Ulnois Ohio River E Renly Ind. Sentinel

Thomas Carlyle Critiques Journalists Potently in California

Thomas Carlyle berates three London correspondents from the San Francisco Chronicle for exposing gold rush excesses. He urges writers to cover practical matters and avoid “overthrowing society” with costly culture while promoting simple sustenance like planting potatoes.

Thomas Carlyle London San Francisco Chronicle California rYou

Brave New York harbor dog saves sailor from drowning

In New York harbor a dog leaped from a canal boat to rescue a sailor, grabbing his coat and pulling him to safety as the boat drifted and a man clung to danger. The heroic act occurred amid rough water and a crowd’s cheers as the dog steadied the seaman until help arrived.

Coyle and Johnson Rival in Historic World Swim Challenge

The account details an extraordinary sea race between Coyle and Johnson. Johnson reportedly finished with a steady eight miles at high speed, while Coyle surpassed him in strength and technique though some suspect foul play. The piece notes possible drugging as a factor and questions whether the pace was prudent.

Coyle Johnson Cork Quebec Sida Bristo Sentin

Condemned killer endures last hours as clergy confront soul

A Georgia condemned murderer faced his final hours with witnesses including a Catholic priest and several ministers as the struggle for his soul unfolded in the jail corridor. The scene reflected the intense religious tension surrounding capital punishment and the accused’s fate.

Georgia Cago Tribune

Birds keep prairie in balance amid grasshoppers and ruin

The article argues birds like grouse and quail curb grasshopper swarms, protecting western prairies. It notes habitat loss and insect plagues, with hunters, politics, and law shaping the ongoing impact on bird populations and grasshopper control.

Sponge Bata and Sponge Pets Lead Odd City Hall Walk

A garbled scene unfolds near City Hall as two men discuss sponge pets and a bizarre list. A lobster-faced figure in a striped shirt proclaims odd phrases while onlookers react to a sign reading Taraish and Vapor bata.

Yhais Witte T City Hall

Palace Hotel in San Francisco Largest World Structure

The Palace Hotel in San Francisco is described as the largest hotel structure worldwide. It covers 96,250 square feet of ground, rises seven stories, uses 23,951,000 bricks and 401,624 feet of iron and timber, with 1,060 windows and 325 rooms. It includes vast halls, numerous elevators, 540 doors, and 9,000 gas lights, designed to host 1,200 guests and 200 servants.

Palace Hotel San Francisco Halle

Fragmentary Ballad Narrative From a Damaged Page

The text presents a damaged, poetic dialogue with garbled phrases about fate, violin, bassoon, chorus, and a character named Mike or Mikel. It evokes suspense with a shooting-stick scene, a knock at a door, and a threatening confrontation as voices demand honesty and warn of abandonment.

Summer notes and assorted items from the era

A jumble of society updates and local chatter. Mentions Motley's summer at Nat hant, Col Ferome Bonapart returning to Baltimore, Franco French aid to refugees in the Garonne valley, Jules Simon pension, Moody and Sankey invited to Round Lake Camp Meeting, and a Plymouth tea party planned for August 5. Also notes on Bessie Turner’s supposed brother, a penny post expansion, and a census anecdote about George Temple in Middlefield.

Jules Simon University of Paris Moody and Sankey Round Lake Camp Meeting ‘Association Wendell Holmes Mr. James Plymouth Massachusetts Bessie Turner Juckberg McDermott Ong Branch Sand Bessie Sburg

Advertising as Key to Success in Printing and Professions

A collection of quotations argues that success and fortune come from liberal advertising and patronage. Notable figures like Barnum Vanderbilt and Franklin praise advertising’s power and consistent promotion across printing, offices, and professions.

L_ Bonner Lf. Barnum F. J. Astor Stewart Ren. Frankin Vanderbilt

Puzzling Tea Pencil Demand Sparks Curio Trade Near New York

A quirky report notes a firm near New York received orders for 445 smiles of tead pan ic in one week last month. To fulfill, they use 3000 feet of evday hummer 7.9 reanized and plan to ship as tead wix freight ers. Observers shrug that women sharpening with scissors or dull knives drive the surge.

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