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Newspaper

Chester Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1879

Page

1

Immigrant arrivals, finance, and legal cases headlined

The report notes 133,207 immigrants arrived in the United States in 1878, up from 130,506 in 1877. Attorney General Field plans to present a Supreme Court matter on Judge Rivers’ alleged usurpation. Archdiocesan appointments, forged telegrams affecting grain markets, Chile Bolvia tensions, and embezzlement in Montreal are also covered with various creditors, trials, and criminal actions mentioned.

United States Field Virginia Supreme Court of the Rivers Henri Father Donohue Milwaukee Cardinal McCloskey Purcell James R. Keene New York J. K. Fisher & Co Chicago Keene Fisher & Co Atlantic Pacific Manchester Hayti Canal Parquet Bank of Hochelaga Montreal Henry William Golding Golding Bank A Corporation E. Solomon Humboldt, Tenn Memphis

Foreign Notes Summary of 19th Century Crises

Reports from various regions describe fragile conditions with notes on political turmoil France and Britain. Notable items include a fired London institution, a French ministerial decision, a Jamaica low money mood, and Queen Victoria sailing to Cherbourg.

Polytechnic Institution Regent Street London House of Commons French Chamber of Deputies Queen Victoria Portsmouth Victoria and Albert Cherbourg Liverpool Bradford Revolution Francaise Valles

Menerable Gray Hairs and Kidney-Wort Remedy Claim

The piece promotes Kidney-Wort as a cure for early kidney trouble and rheumatism. It asserts the medicine clears liver and bowels, purifies blood, and helps men live longer to be honored in gray hair. It emphasizes enduring vitality through the tonic.

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Choosing fruit and nut trees for utility and speed

The Germantown Telegraph discusses selecting trees for immediate use besides shade, praising walnuts and hickory for fast bearing, noting English walnuts bear well in sheltered regions, and suggesting filbert as a worthy but underexplored addition. It warns walnuts can be heavy feeders yet identifies suitable planting spots and soil types.

Potomac Germantown

Derrick the Hangman and the Legacy of English Executions

Derrick the Hangman, famed as one of England’s most notorious, followed Bull around 1498 and served under Earl of Essex at Cadiz before being spared execution after twenty three hangings. He later beheaded his savior in 1601 by Elizabeth’s command, inspiring Walter Scott. The line of hangmen continued through Gregory and Richard Brandon, linked to King Charles I’s alleged beheading, as the derrick name derives from the execution device.

Derrick Pens Bull Earl of Essex Cadiz Lord Essex Elizabeth Walter Scott Nigel Charles I Gregory Brandon Gregory Richard Brandon Earl of Stafford Charles

The Recipe for Preeperity in Youth Training and Farming

The piece urges youth to learn useful arts, thrift, and industry while saving part of earnings. It advocates starting small in business, keeping personal books, delaying marriage until a stable income, and buying a farm to raise sons. It stresses shared advantages with customers for lasting prosperity and moral/in intellectual improvement from farming.

The Chinese in California in Joaquin Miller’s Letter

A 19th century view recounts Chinese miners in California from 1856 onward. It praises their industry and neighborly spirit while noting tax burdens and prejudice. The author, a judge, claims no drunkenness or laziness among Chinese miners and argues for their honesty and hard work.

Joaquin Miller New York Tribune Sierras Canon City Grant County Oregon

Four Meals a Day for Children Says Experts

Doctors and authorities including Dr Thomas K Chambers in the Encyclopedia Britannica advocate four meals daily for children up to fourteen or fifteen. They warn that growth needs nourishing meat meals and rest from study to restore appetite, with broths soups meat extracts and porridge as sustaining options.

Piysichatt Thomas K. Chambers Aboola

The Reliable Man as a Model of Character

The piece extols reliability as a crafted character trait. It describes a reliable man as level headed, thoughtful, reticent, moderate, sincere, trustworthy, brave, and honest, capable of logical conclusions and safe stewardship. It argues character is formed, not born, and a spotless reputation is worth pursuing.

Maine Senator’s Temperance Quip and Butter Color Ad

Mr Barker a Maine Senate member claims rank as an original temperance man noting no intoxicating drinks since 1815 and humorously says he married a Miss Temperance making all his sons Sons of Temperance. Coron Butter Color by Wells Richardson Co claims superior color for butter and preservation, sold by druggists.

Barker Maine Senate Temperance Wells, Richardson & Co Buclingan

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