Greeley and Vermont Bits on Press Power and Local Machinery
A Vermont reminiscence describes Horace Greeley with his long career and distinctive look while noting a New England miller’s sheller and elevator in South Burlington. It reports on McEwen Mill Co equipment, grain handling efficiency, and local sales optimism. The piece closes with Burlington Blues debate and a Linked dispute over sending men to fight for the Governor.
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Burlington Rifle Company
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South Carolina Sece sion Signatures Questioned and Union Growth Noted
Charleston Cor by N Y Tribune reports that the Ord inance of Secession lacked full Convention signatures. Union party grows in South Carolina as Georgia aligns with the state. Alabama's stance worries observers. looming March 4th deadlines and high wartime costs threaten secession, while Lincoln's potential actions could curb domestic violence and reshuffle port trade affecting Charleston and Savannah, with low cotton exports noted.
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Large Copper Mass Ships For National Mine
A massive copper mass weighing about six and a half tons, 13 000 pounds, arrived Thursday for the National mine. Brought by Brooks and Newton from local mines, the mass is likely larger than any previously reported shipment. It was moved in half a day by a four horse team and three men, a magnitude unmatched in prior years according toOntonagon Miner.
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Ontonagon
Heartless Accident Claims Farm Ridge Farmer
James Carey a respected farmer from Farm Ridge died Wednesday after an accident on the Ottawa road near South Ottawa. While fixing harness on a hill he was crushed between two wagons as a second wagon descended, dying within fifteen minutes. An observer said a passing driver refused to stop, and the incident may have been caused by ice and a subsequent concealment of the other wagon’s driver identity. The Ottawa Free Trader reports the event. The Catholic Telegraph notes North South tensions but urges Catholics to remain united in the Union.
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Berubaron Friday r u Feb 1 weather and markets
Weather snowing and warm with roads good. Wheat arrivals up at former prices. Pork business nearly closed. Hog slaughter by Schenck and Denise totals 19 345 with overall season near 88 000 and unlikely to exceed 40 000 more. Sugar and maple sugar prices listed with standard grades.
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