Ohio Governor Hoadly's Inauguration Addresses Public Duties
The Ohio inauguration of Governor Hoadly proceeds with a short ceremony. He pledges to govern with devotion to the state's interests, warns of political missteps, and urges reform in convict labor, judiciary delays, and prohibition policy while calling for civil rights consideration and equal protection under law. The oath is administered. Lt. Gov. Warwick and other state officers follow.
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House of Representatives
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General Assembly
Foster
Sixty-Fifth General Assembly
Judicial Department
Bar
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Allen
Hamilton
Supreme Court
Maine
Andrew Jackson
South
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Johnson
Joint Committee
House
Warwick
McKlvane
Lawrence
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Kiesewetter
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Brown
Okey
Brady
Justice Johnson
France Denies Lobby Influence in Hog Embargo
Sr. Lewis reports Emile Karst the French Consul explains France banned American pork after learning 10,000,000 pounds of diseased hog meat were to be shipped abroad. He cites the Chicago inspector claiming eight percent of exported hogs were diseased and says Paris acted to avoid trichine risk.
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Sr. Lewis
Emile Karst
United States
France
Washington
Chicago
Paris
Reciprocal Treaty Negotiations Rumor Denied
The Ottawa special says Canada is not talking with Earl Granville about a reciprocal treaty with the United States including the fishery question. It notes that U S interests seek a trade deal for their own benefit without regard to the general question.
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Toronto
Muail
Ottawa
United States
Earl Granville
Canada
Iron Manufactories in Youngstown Resume Full Capacity
Youngstown Ohio January 15 all rolling mills in the city resumed after a one to two week stoppage and now run double turn except Brown Bonnell Co finishing mills and two puddling mills operate. No 3 puddling begins today and No 4 Monday indicating steady winter employment for the iron industry. Merchants report good cheer.
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Youngstown
Brown, Bonnell & Co
Parsons Assignment Schedules Filed for Orr Estate
Schedules show liabilities of 637000 with assets 608000 and real estate secured debts 486381 while unsecured debts total 150000. Principal creditors include New York Life Insurance Company 585000 and Union Savings Bank 35000.
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William P
Ambrose M. Parsons
New York City
John C. Orr
New York Life Insurance Company
Union Savings Bank
Mexico Pays Eighth Indemnity Installment to U S
Senor Romeo the Mexican Minister paid yesterday to the Secretary of State the eighth installment on the indemnity due January 81 1884 from Mexico to the United States.
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Senor Romeo
Mexico
United States
Sea of Fire Destroys Train in Bradford Bridge Crash
A Wellsville to Bradford passenger train struck a stream of waste oil on the Bradford Bordell & Kinzua line, engulfing cars in flames. Surviving passengers aided by a relief train, with three women dead and numerous injuries among engineers, conductors, and bystanders. Coroner to hold an inquest. President Carter attended the scene with surgeons.
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Bradford, Bordell
Brocton
Bannon
Bradford
Carter
T. C. Fair
Kinzua Junction
Allens
N. Y
Aiken
K. B. Crane
Mr. Wright
Rew City
Captain Hoe
Boston
Mass
G. H. Peabody
Rochester
G. W. van
Indianapolis
John Keefer
F. P. Fletcher
Bolivar
C. Early
Andover
W. H. Belknap
Jerry Denegan
Charles Zeidicke
Express Messenger
George McCartney
A. N. Carpenter
Little Genesee
N.Y
Jerry Hagerty
Ceres
Mormon Legislature Organized in Salt Lake City
The Utah Legislature convened in the city hall with W. W. Cluff elected Speaker of the Council and James Sharp Speaker of the House. James F. Wells became Chief Clerk. the Council includes two bishops and an apostle, while the House has three bishops and three stake presidents. Arthur L. Thomas administered oaths noting no member has practiced polygamy. Legislature adjourned until today for the Governor's message amid a quiet session.
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Salt Lake
U. T
W. W. Cluff
Coalville
Charles Stayner
James Sharp
John Sharp
James F. Wells
Daniel H. Wells
Mormon Church
Stakes of Zion
Arthur L. Thomas
Territory
Balance likely safe as defense fund totals near fifty thousand
In an interview Dennis O Connor treasurer of the Chicago O Donnell defense fund says Patrick Ford received nearly $50 000 while total defense costs run about $12 500 Alexander Sullivan places the overall cost at that level O Connor says Irish supporters await Ford word on the balance and suggests any surplus go to O Donnell s wife and heirs
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Cnicaco
Dennis O’connor
Chicago O
Million-Dollar Summer Resort Planned on Lake Michigan Island
Civil engineer computes cost at one million dollars for a fifteen acre island opposite Chicago in Lake Michigan. A crib breakwater will enclose the island, with dredged sandbar material. Plans include a large hotel and landscaped grounds. Pennsylvania Iron Works, Manchester, Pa., resumes work at reduced wages linked to local puddlers’ pay.
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ChicaGco
Lake Michigan
Pennsylvania Iron Works
Manchester
Old hens as layers keep laying into third year
The article debates whether old hens outlay pullets, noting some old hens lay well beyond a year while others fatten on excess feed. It argues that breed and timing affect productivity, that some old hens can beat pullets, and suggests keeping hens until the spring of their third year for best hatching odds, with crossbreeding considered judicious.
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Canada
Enterprising Swindler of 1884 Exposed
A long excerpt notes 1884 bank swindle schemes tied to Allen Stephens & Co and Cook County National Bank. It recounts forged drafts of 86000 dollars, multiple similar fakes, and a later reversal of blame toward Allen's network. Also included are brief items: a Kentucky man sentenced for a child’s death and later recapture, lunacy commission actions, and a Boston Transcript remark on youths taking up smoking.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Wall Street
New York
Cook County
Chicago
Cook County National Bank
Allen, Stephens & Co
George Opdyke
Allen
Bank of Allen, Stephens & Co
Robert Iumphreys
Bartow County
Catoosa County
N. Y. Sun
Allen town man gives 4000 toys to needy children
Samuel M. Courtright of Allentown Pa gave away 4000 toys to poor children of the town on Christmas Day according to the Pittsburg Post.
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Samuel M. Courtright
Allentown
Pillsbrurgh Post
St Jacobs Oil Praised by Arizona Justice for Pain Relief
In Arizona Territory Hon. A. W. Sheldon asserts St Jacobs Oil is the great conqueror of pain after broad observation. The piece notes rising popularity of the rabbit as a house pet and a Lowell Citizen remark on freckles declining in social stigma.
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Arizona
A. W. Sheldon
Supreme Bench of
Arizona Territory
St. Jacobs Oil
Lowell
Doctor recalls illness to praise Warner's Safe Cure
A Syracuse interview with Dr. S. G. Martin recounts years of crippling illness from Bright's disease and a dramatic recovery after using Warner's Safe Cure. He credits the remedy and notes endorsements from Judge Keisel Colonel Goodrich General Brace and Rev Prof Coddington.
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Syracuse Journal
Syracuse
8S. G. Martin
Kansas
Colorado
Denver
Bean
Warner
Bright
Judge Keisel
James 8S. Goodrich
Tiners
Dwight H. Brace
W. P. Coddington
D. C
Dr. Martin
Wells Richardson Butter Color Dominates Autumnal Fairs
Wells Richardson and Co. improved Butter Color wins first premium at all fairs where shown. Judges are farmers who value practical use, color, and freshness. Product uses a non rancid vegetable oil, colors butter naturally without tainting milk and remains costly yet strongest color on the market. The Boston Post notes a twin father who still has two. Ely's Cream Balm touted as effective for sense of smell recovery after fifteen years. A Pittston Gazette reader cites a local lawyer cured of partial deafness by the remedy.
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Pittston
Ely
Barber
Pittson (Pa
Best in the World Health Claims and Wedding Jest
Merrillan Wisconsin resident Dr J W Hamilton praises Warner's White Wine Tar Syrup as the best cough medicine with no equal for asthma. A reporter notes a wedding ended quickly, while a Salamanca New York man swears Swift's Specific cured his blood poisoning after other remedies failed.
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J. W. Hamilton
Merrillan
Wis
Warner
Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer Advertisement Claims Hair Growth
An advertisement for Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer proclaims it cleans dandruff, restores natural hair color, and encourages new growth without harming health unlike other chemical preparations. It promises quick color change to glossy brown and offers a warranty. Wholesale agents listed in Cleveland Ohio and New York. Why is love like a potato because it shoots from the eyes.
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Banton, Myers & Co
Cleveland
Ohio
C. N. Crrreston
New York
Kidney-Wort Promises Relief For Various Ailments
A vintage advertisement touts Kidney-Wort as a vegetable remedy for malaria rheumatism biliousness jaundice and liver kidney and bowel complaints. It claims to remove disease causes fortify the system and suit new attacks with liver and bowel aids. The copy closes with a faith based line about purchases and works.
Advertisements and endorsements from bygone merchants
Universal approval from Dr J A Rogers of Kenton Ohio praises Warner's White Wine Tar Syrup as effective with long selling history. A Magnolia Arkansas correspondent T J Gunnels lauds Samaritan Nervine for his son’s fits. Ruhlmann Wheel Hoe circulars offered to gardeners and dealers. Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar stops violent coughing. Pike's Toothache drops claim one minute relief.
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J. A. Rogers
Kenton, O
Warner
Hale
Pike
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