Canned Goods Value Rises Through Decades and Local Nominee
The 1870 canned goods value in the United States stood at 5.4 million dollars and rose to 17 million by 1880. In Chicago a few months ago Jesse Drum was acquitted after killing prize fighter James Elliott, a surprise verdict. John W. Cale, a respected farmer, seeks the Republican County Convention nomination for Representative.
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United States
Jesse Drum
James Elliott
Chicago
John W. Cale
Law tests and canal project dominate regional notes
The Supreme Court case on the Scott law awaits hearing and may not occur before June. A plan to convert the Sahara into an inland sea via a canal to the Mediterranean is proposed, with De Lesseps as projector. A Columbus dispatch notes efforts to fuse Prohibition and Greenback parties, with conventions planned around the same date in Columbus.
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Columbus
Cambridge
Sahara Desert
Mediterranean Sea
de Lesseps
Prohibition
Greenback
Jonathan Rose Presses Candidacy for Board of Public Works
Friends urge Jonathan Rose to seek the Republican State Convention nomination for Member of Board of Public Works. He has consented to be presented, with Guernsey county expected to back him strongly.
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Jonathan Rose
Board of Public Works
Mr Rose
Guernsey County
Empire land areas and populations listed for major powers
The British Empire covers 8,498,177 square miles and 305,400,000 people. China covers 4,540,000 square miles with 270,000,000 inhabitants. Russia, the United States, and Brazil follow with varied figures: 100,038,342 in Russia and 52,000,000 in the United States, Brazil at 10,300,000.
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British Empire
United States
China
Russia
Brazil
Coronation of Alexander III in Moscow
The coronation of Czar Alexander III occurred Tuesday in Moscow with a grand pageant. The Emperor wore a general’s uniform and rode a spirited charger as crowds cheered, while Nihilists offered no trouble and the event proceeded without incident.
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Russia
Alexander III
Moscow
Earnest effort and bold action win in life
The text urges blunt self-promotion and hard work to succeed. It emphasizes that courage, advertising one's goods or labor, and competing fiercely are essential. It warns against timidity and reliance on social circles, asserting fair dealing earns reciprocal respect.
Trade outlook remains weak with mixed commodity shifts
Dispatches through the 20th show no overall improvement in general trade. Wheat fell nearly two cents, corn eased then recovered, pork lead declines in the provision market, anthracite mining cuts halts, and ocean freights and wool trades stayed soft with limited transactions across markets.
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Bradstreets
New York
Anis
National Wool Growers Association urged to unite after tariff cuts
At the Ohio Wool Growers meeting in Columbus a nine member committee was formed to organize a national body for wool producers. The group argues the 1883 tariff cut on raw wools shifts costs to growers while protecting manufacturers, and urges immediate nationwide organization with state and county chapters to counteract adverse legislation.
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Ohio Wool Grower's Association
Columbus
Congress
U.S
Treasury
South America
Dabase
England
Australia
National Organization
Chicago
National Association
United States
Columbus Delano
A. E. Sprague
Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
Senate
Tariff Commission
Pnd
J. J. Dodge
Census Bureau
Wool growers urged to form state bodies and unite
In a regional appeal, W N Cowbin of Quaker City urges wool growers to quickly form or join state associations and send delegates to a national meeting. He argues unified groups will influence legislators and press fair tariff concerns, warning of a looming clash over congressional policy and voting power.
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W.N. Cowbin
Quaker City
Com
The B and O Picturesque Summer Program
A lyrical overview of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway summer schedule. It extols scenic routes from the Potomac to the Ohio and praises the Daisy train for fastest long runs to Washington and beyond, noting the line’s solid trains, through service New York to Chicago, and a new dining car on the Chicago Solid.
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Picture B & O
Nature
Steele
Baltimore and Ohio
Potomac
Shenandoah
Youghiogheny
Blue Ridge
Canon
Chasm
Ohio
Sea
Washington
St Louis
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Union Depot
Parkersburg
Marietta
Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore
Mississippi
Rock of Gibraltar
Chicago
Atlantic
Lake Michigan
Lake Erie
Chicago Solid
Boss Road: The Baltimore and Ohio Sets Grand Dining Standard
A Western admirer hails the Baltimore and Ohio as the premier passenger railway, noting its in-house dining-car system, vigilant service, and constant adoption of new features. The line is praised for speed safety and overall passenger satisfaction, calling it the boss road.
Parker's Tonic renamed with original formula kept
Rev N F J Osborne endorses Parker's Ginger Tonic now Parker's Tonic and explains the product treats digestive and nervous disorders. He notes tonic aids vigor and helps curb liquor habit. Officials warn against inferior imitations while preserving the authentic medicine with Hiscox & Co. signature.
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Kirk
Nf. J. Osborne
Ogden Ave
Jersey City
First Baptist Church
West Hoboken
Parker
Hiscox & Co
Overthrow of Intemperance Emphasized by local WCTU
A space weekly feature from the WCTU urges temperance and warns of the cost of drinking. It cites beer expenses by age and advocates saving money at 7 percent instead of spending on alcohol. The piece argues strong minds and moral duty demand quitting drink and urges young men to flee whiskey and beer.
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Alis
Convention to nominate county ticket at Cambridge June 8 1883
The convention will meet in Cambridge on Friday June 8 1883 at 10 oclock to nominate a county ticket. Primary delegate meetings will be held in each township on Saturday June 2 at 3 p m, six delegates per township. Speakers include Prof J W Sharp Delware Ohio Dr Paul Pro fessor New Concord College Hon Thos Lubecock Kimbolton Rev McBroom Byesville.
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Cambridge
J. W. Sharp
Delaware
Ohio
Paul
New Concord College
Thos
Central
Com
Honest Preparation Endorsed by Ex Captain Northrop
Captain J. Northrop of Lansingburg formerly in the Troy Police says Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy is an honest preparation. He credits the medicine with curing his liver complaint and invites readers to try it or write to the doctor in Rondout, New York.
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Doctor Kennedy
Dalton
Mass
Peter Lawler
Robins
J.10
Northrop
Lansingburg
N. Y
Troy Police
David Kennedy
Rondout
N.Y
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Wheeling Avenue
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Rainey’s Block
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Thalheimer
Kohn Brothers
Shawnee
Corning & Straitsville
Knabe
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Eatra Tapestries
Fody
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