Caldwell Press Backs Leroy D. Brown for State Schools Commissioner
The Caldwell Press urges the nomination of Leroy D. Brown of Hamilton Ohio, formerly Noble County, as State Commissioner of Schools on the Democratic ticket, noting Congress has allocated about one and a half million dollars to perfect the last census but work remains incomplete.
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Congress
United States
Caldwell Press
Leroy D. Brown
Hamilton
Ohio
Noble County
Frazier Mentioned in State Supreme Judgeship
Hon. W. H. Frazier is named in connection with the state Supreme Judgeship. The judge remains firm as a Republican and is noted for his legal lore.
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W. H. Frazier
Supreme
Craft's Trial Verdict in Gibbons Children Murder
The Catlettsburg case ends with Craft found guilty of the Gibbons children murder near Catlettsburg Kentucky. He is sentenced to be hanged on May 25.
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Craft
Gibbons
Catlettsburg
Kentuckey
Sitis
Luther Statue Fund Drives In Eastern Cities
Lutheran congregations in New York Baltimore and other eastern cities push subscription campaigns to fund a colossal statue of Martin Luther to be erected in Washington City.
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New York
Baltimore
Martin Luther
Washington City
Clause for Updegraff heirs struck from appropriation bill
A clause proposing a $5 000 payment to the heirs of the late Hon J T Updegraff who died after election to the Forty eighth Congress was placed in the appropriation bill but was struck out before passage.
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Congress
J. T. Updegraff
Milwaukee grand jury indicts Newhall House fire lessee
The Milwaukee grand jury has laid the Newhall House fire cause on Scheller the bar room lessee and returned an indictment charging him with arson He languishes in jail in default of 10000 bail.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Newhall House
Scheller
Cincinnati and towns move to clean up flood deposits
Citizens in Cincinnati and nearby Ohio towns have been removing flood deposits, making progress toward better sanitary conditions than if the overflow had not occurred.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
European Thrones Threatened by Socialists say Reports
Reports claim all European thrones face overthrow or grave trouble from Socialists. Each day reveals a new plot, with Russian success heightening fear across the continent and amusing the socialist movement.
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Europe
Electric light on vessels gains fresh attention after collisions
Amid several steamship and riverboat collisions in the past year owners in commercial centers seriously consider electric lighting. Proponents say its penetrating quality is three to four times greater than current lighting and, with proper installation, could protect lives and property at sea and on rivers.
Wheat outlook cited by Secretary Chamberlain for Ohio farmers
Secretary Chamberlain of the State Board of Agriculture warns of a doubtful wheat outlook, especially in southern Ohio, as Monroe county farmers shift from tobacco to stock raising for greater profits. The Belmont county salaries for 1882 are listed for several officials, and the Compton Valley Railroad plans a fund-raising circular to extend from Coshocton to Zanesville, complete terminal facilities in Cleveland, and equip the line, seeking six to seven hundred thousand dollars beyond prior subscriptions. A flood anomaly in Newcomerstown notes cellar water rising from the bottom, with wells so high that water can be drawn from curbstones, inviting multiple theories.
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Chamberlain
State Board of Agriculture
Ohio
Compton Valley Railroad Company
Coshocton
Zanesville
Cleveland
Enterprising Firm Repairs Pianos at Munson Sons
The Zanesville Courier visits H D Munson and Sons music rooms and tours a repair shop that doubles as a small factory. A Chickering Grand in progress shows new plates strings keys and dampers while a shipper from Newark Ohio arrives with a cracked square piano being restored with iron bolts and clamps. The firm employs three skilled men and offers low guaranteed prices for tuning and overhaul services.
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H.D. Munson & Sons
W. B. Harris
Newark
Ohio
Messrs
Munson
Reclaiming Barren Soils Through Rotation and Manure
The article argues that soil fertility can be restored by crop rotation, green manures, and the return of missing nutrients such as nitrogen lime or potash. It cites North Carolina pine leaf soils yielding sweet potatoes with minimal fertility and notes that adding stable manure and phosphates can revive crops.
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North Carolina
Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Promoted for Cold Relief
An advertisement extols Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as the best remedy to cure a cold, praising its effect for a lady with a lace handkerchief and framing the product as superior among cold cures.
Ohio urged to expand public high school support
The writer argues that strong schools benefit communities and Ohio should lead with advanced school laws. Michigan is cited as a model with growing educational privileges attracting foreign students. The piece calls for county academies funded by public tax to aid poorer classes and provide stepping stones to higher education.
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Ohio
Michigan
Money in Elections and Other Papers in the North American Review
The March issue opens with Henry George on Money in Elections offering fresh insight and practical remedies. Robert B. Taylor discusses the Subjugation of the Mississippi and river-engineering solutions. Moncure D. Conway analyzes Gladstone as man and statesman. George W. Julian exposes railway influence in land office practices. Richard A. Proctor writes on the Pyramid of Cheops. William G. Sumner contributes Protective Taxes and Wages. Elizur Wright covers Aspects of Life Insurance. A symposium on Educational Needs features G Stanley Hall Felix Adler Thomas Hunter and Mary Putnam Jacobi. Published at 30 Lafayette Place New York and sold by booksellers.
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The
North American Review
Henry George
Robert 8. Taylor
Mississippi
Mississippi Commissson
Moncrre D. Conway
Gladstone
George W. Julian
Richard A. Proctor
Wm. G. Sumner
Elizur Wright
G. Stanley Hall
Felix Adler
Thomas Hunter
Mary Putnam Jacobi
Lafayette Place
New York
Vast costs of liquor trade starkly outlined in temperance call
Estimates cited from a temperance publication claim over 500,000 engaged in liquor production or sales. It tearfully tallies US consumption for 1880, masks untaxed portions, and calculates consumer costs and broad social losses. The note cites Ohio's burden, generalized tax shifts, and requests reader action through the Women’s Christian Temperance Union.
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Bureau of Statistics
United States
D. C
Foster
State of
Ohio
N. Y
Mr. Brown
U.S
SRE
The
Christian
Womens Christian Temperance Union
Favorite Kennedy Regulator for the Human Machine
An advertisement touts Dr Kennedy's Favorite Kennedy as a key regulator of the body’s system. It claims kidney and liver health, and relief from piles and constipation, urging a dollar for a bottle or a visit to Rondout New York. It also offers a genteel agency opportunity paying $5 to $20 daily via H C Winkinson & Co at Fulton Street, New York.
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Washington Monroe
Catskill
Green County
New York
Dr. Kennedy
Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
H.C. Winkinson & Co
Fulton Street
Bey
Magnetic Medicine CO
Detroit Mich
Cambridge
No matter how shattered the system may be from excesses of any kind
Advertisement notes the Great German Invigorator promise of health and happiness and lists sale by John R Downar with date nov.30-3m.
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John R. Downar
Peter Lawler praised as respected resident in Caron town
Old Berkshtre Mills Caron Mass April 27 1882. Peter Lawler has lived in town seventeen years and worked there fifteen. He has long suffered a chronic disease but now appears in good health. Cons O Brown presiding. The noted case referenced will be published in another column for readers.
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Old Berkshtre Millss
Caron
Mass
Peter Lawler
O. Brown
SUN
Earth
Robesonism
the Sun
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Cambridge Herald
P. Mahaffey
T.w.ogier
Mahaffey & Ogier
Main St
East Court Square
Samuel J. Medill
Chicago Tribune
Washington
Sergeant Mason
Warren Miller
Herald
John W. Foster
Indiana
Arthur
U. S
Spain
New York Stock Exchange
J. D. Watson
Columbus
Sandwich Islands
Department At
Dayton
Monroe County
Corning
Cincinnati Relief Fund
Marietta
Bellaire and Woodstre'd
Liquor Dealers Association, of
Secretary of State
Soldiers and Sailors
Harris
Morristown
Major McCullough
Wheeling Hill
Kansas City
Belmont County
Zanesville Courier
Lovauorry
David Lougherty
Spencer Station
Cambridge Market
J. O. McInyar
R. W. Lixpsey
Tocasan Zethesega
Baec OS Porte
Rome
Cncaseeresiac
Beabie Nesnseeee
Rioguon
Gonnesiyy
Ner
Messrs.Seabury & Johnson
Platt St
Benson
Benson’s
MEAD
Oliver
Oliver Plow
Cochran & Orme
Cambridge, Ohio
Flardwage
Vick’s
Viek
Vicks Illustrated Monthly
James Vick
Rochester
N.Y
C.L. Wall
Parker
IRA
Hiscox & Co
Hiscox & Co .N. Y
J. Dubois & Son
Errat
C. A. Moore & CO
Guenther
Guenther& CO
Pittsburgh
Kenter
H. Hallett & CO
Portland
Maine
Cincinnati Dollar
Tennyson
Floss
Dareheower
Bbeies
George Eliot
Cyelist
Wilkie Collins
Kingdom of Ireland
Charles George Walpole
Lady Audley
Braddon
Commer TA
Chas. A. Davis
Ivy
Flevel Avenue
Duft
Tim
P. Dure & Sons
Duff’s Bookkeeping
Harper & Bros
Mody Sears
Hirschberg
Hirchberg
One Price Clothing House
Sia
Agricultural Department
I. W. England
Jon. W. Garber
Blue Bell
Arber
Oscar McKim
West End
Eagle Hotel
Aia
Incinnsti
Gra
O'Hanlon & Eters
Merchant Failors
Main Street
Caribr
Massachusetts
John Spencer
Dalton
D&e
Folcolis
Thalheimer
Wit Evans
Merrimac
Cocheco
Pacific
Adies Coats and Dolmans
Kohn Brothers
Shawnee
Cambridge, Corning & Straitsville
Coltige
Emerson Kwitzman and Hamlin, Estey, Burdett, Miller, Sical Merchandise
N. D. Munson & Sons
Opera House
Cheap Cash Store
Dicki
Aze
Napier
Ody Brussels
Axminster
W Iton
Marge Spock
Ife
Bette
Kina
J. Melilyyar
Cheap Cash & Produce Store
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