Wage reductions hit eastern manufactories widespread acceptances noted
Reports indicate wage cuts across nearly all eastern manufactories with employees generally accepting. A push seeks abrogation of the current treaty with Hawaii in favor of a differently formed agreement. Indictments are filed against Fitzgeralds pension agents for mail fraud and defrauding pensioners. The Columbus Sunday Tribune debuts with Independence in politics. Leading Southern black leaders plan a congressional memorial for protection and advancement. Senatorial uncertainty centers on A G Thurman versus Pendleton. Zanesville Sunday News publishes a record 64 columns in its Christmas issue. American missionaries in Egypt face danger, some Ohioans among them, risking abandonment of their work due to regional anarchy.
Measles Strain Summerfield and Ohio Trade News
Reports from Ohio and Belmont county flag local concerns. Belmont stock sale planned in Barnesville on January 11. Notes on state taxes and a proposed Ohio Coal Exchange pooling plan. A fatal accident in Newark and legal exam committee updates follow. Manufacturing in Ohio shows resilience with many new industries and steady overall output.
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Summerfield
Belmont County Stock Breeders’ Association
Barnesville
John Taylor
Defance County
Ohio
Mormon Growth Surges as Legislation Fails to Curb
The Church expands across Idaho and Arizona while membership rises despite political hurdles. Arthur supporters push for his Republican nomination with Missouri aiming to capture delegates at its April 9 convention. Sarah Bernhardt appears in a Paris scuffle and a new role. The National Republican Nominating Convention lineage lists Fremont, Lincoln, Grant, Garfield and more, with past city sites.
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Europe
Idaho
Arizona
Arthur
Missouri
Philadelphia
Fremont
Dayton
Chicago
Lincoln
Hamilton
Baltimore
Johnson
Grant and Colfax
Grant
Wilson
Cincinnati
Ayes
Wheeler
Garfield and
Dispute Over Supreme Court Judge Salary in Columbus
Supreme Judge McKvaine seeks $4000 yearly pay under a winter act. The Auditor of State denies the increased salary applies only to new bench members. A legal suit may follow to settle the dispute.
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Columbus
Supreme
McKvaine
Auditor of State
Supreme Court
Antis Fight Secret Societies in Philadelphia Convention
A Philadelphia convention last week passed strong resolutions condemning secret societies as corrupting to society and subversive to Christian religion and free institutions. The antis view these orders as a terror to public life.
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Philadelphia
Petroleum development in Russia surpasses the United States
U S Consul at Odissa Russia Fulton Paul reports that Russian petroleum production is greater than in the United States. It is processed into benzine, gasoline and fuel for locomotives and ships, with experiments to power new torpedo boats and use for street dust control in Baku.
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U. S
Odissa
Russia
Fulton Paul
Washington
Caspian Sea
Baku
Last Modoc Lava Beds Band Fades into Farm Life near Seneca
The St. Louis Globe Democrat notes 26 families totaling 106 people on a 4000 acre tract near Seneca on the Indian Territory Missouri line. They shed warlike ways for agriculture with government aid, ration support, and an agriculture instructor. Most now speak English as cabins are cleared from plaster and forty acre plots ready for each family.
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Modocco
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Seneca
Indian Territory
Missouri
The Journal on government and crime control
The Journal argues that government value rests on protection and justice not vast claims of territory. A weak system invites crime, making larger domains harsher for people. It states government must govern and repress disorder amid an irrepressible conflict between vice, violence, crime, and governance. The piece asks which will master.
Cheap Holiday Travel on Rail Lines to Toledo and Marietta
Holiday season travel offered on the Wheeling and Lake Fria and Cleveland and Marietta lines. Excur sion tickets sold at half fare from all stations between Toledo and Marietta from December 21 to January 2, 1884, with return validity until January 7.
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Wheeling & Lake Fria and
Cleveland & Marietta
Toledo
Marietta
Pittsburgh Cincinnati and St Louis Railway Route Note
Pittsburgh Cincinnati and St Louis By Co Chicago 8 Louis and Pittsburgh R R Co Pan Handle Route listed as regional rail connection in timetable column with routing details.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St Louis
Chicago
Louis
R. R Co
The December Review Topics in Public Affairs and Social Life
The December issue surveys themes from church reform and theological readings to economic clash over debt and currency. It features analysis by President John Taylor and Governor Elias Murray on ecclesiastical control in Utah, Senator Mitchell on the dollar, Dr. J J Rylance on theological adjustments, Senator Blair on alcohol in politics, and essays on immigration, bribery by railway passes, and Carlyle in the Day of Judgment.
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Utah
Join Taylor
Mormon Church
Elias Murray
Territory
John J. Mitchell
United States
J. J. Rylance
Henry W Blair
Gail Hamilton
Thomas Carlyle
Edward Self
Europe
Charles Aldrich
N M. Hubbard
Lafayette Place
New York
Holiday low fares on Trans-Ohio Divisions for Christmas travel
The B and O announces low rate travel across all Trans-Ohio Divisions during Christmas and New Year periods. Tickets available December 23 to 25 and December 29 to January 1 with return validity through January 3. Travel is permitted in either direction and is expected to spur extensive holiday movement this year.
Cambridge store touts large stock and low prices across goods
Local merchants advertise a boosted stock of overcoats, gloves, silk handkerchiefs, and men’s wear with emphasis on low prices. They tout waterproof slickers, all wool underwear, and a wide selection for boys, promising the largest display in the region and the One Price System for fair deals.
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Hough
Cambridge
Al- 1
Gevernsey County
Ohio
Werchants
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Columbus Sunday Tribune
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Mr. Pendleton
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Feypt
Narrison County
Henry Taylor
Caldwell
Sandusky
Portsmouth
Lima
Youngstown
Springfield
Hocking Valley
Ohio Coal Exchange
Tor
Wheeling Register
West Virginia Printing Company
Lewis Baker
Wm. J. Johnson
John F Baker
George Hook
R. G. Barr
Jessie Hare
East Newark
Newark American
Messrs. E. L. Taylor
H. J. Booth
Charles Tappan
W. C. Henderson
Thomas E. Powell
Delaware
H. J. Stockwell
W. M Koons
Mt. Vernon
J. W. Bannon
Stewart
Eaft Liverpool
Samuel Stewart
Trade Review and
Western Machinist
Truwaith
Sarah Bernhardt
Paris
Said Bernhardt
Sarah
Tarewell
Tor Orphim
Castor Oil
Aul Pare
Benavit Mail Castoria
Pan
A-wool Growers Association
Belmont County
Ake Hieels
Havant
EY Waind & GU
Proprietors of the
Pegules
Sid
Viqscheere’s
ORE Price Clothing
HOWSE
W.E. Dodd
Cambridge, Ohio
O'Hanlon
Madison
Dr Anson
Kohn Brothers
Peter Schafer
G. B. Thornberry
Fleet Alee Lee
Dhedeeshadban
Hutchison
Stlk
Zanilla
Gingham
Alpacca
McCall’s Bazar Patterns
Old Red Corner
Selimere
Hagainore Clothing House
Harley
Shan
Wheeling Avenue
Ambridge
O. Ladies’ and Childrens’ Wraj
Oliver Plow
Shpolk Cal
Astale
Trey Center
Cochran & Orme
Chio
Cassimeres
Omr
W. A. Rainey
Ray Rion
Absolete Certiuaty
Hanwert & Co
Portland
Decipsalty
East Suh Street
James Davis
Cambridge Ohio
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Dine Bell
T Dr
S. H. McCall
Cumberland
Guernsey County
J. C. McCall
Cumberlai
Ailor—A.kersey
Cambricy
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