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Newspaper

Chester Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1880

Page

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Local merchants urge Chester buyers to shop at home

CrosBY and Hill at 17 West Third Street urge residents of Chester to buy dry goods locally to boost home enterprise and city prosperity. They argue Chester buys far less dry goods at home than similar sized New England towns, suggesting shoppers prefer spending outside the city.

Bridgeport Marcus Hook Chester Billingsport Philadelphia Marcus United States Chesters New England

O Leary Wins Walking Match In San Francisco

A walking match in San Francisco ends with O Leary ahead at 516 miles 2 laps to Weston 490 miles 2 laps. The report notes heavy rains in Georgia and a general strike threat among iron workers from Pennsylvania to Pittsburgh. A San Francisco courtroom case involving Dennis Kearney ends with a guilty verdict on vulgar language, while a Sand Lot speech features Kearney urging dialogue with Citizens Protective Union leaders.

O'Leary Weston San Francisco New York Steinway & Sons Kalloch Citizens’ Protective Union Georgia West Chester and Philadelphia Angora Media J. Edward Faroam Lorenzo Beck Marshal Hi C. M. Bailey & Co Mick & Co J. Wister Harrisburg Potts Brothers’ Iron Company Pottatown Iron Company Pottstown Friedenaville Allentown Pittsburg Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Rix Dennis Kearney Kearney Citizens’ Union

Liberal allegiance declared by Lord Derby in letter

Lord Derby announces via a letter to Lord Sefton that he has become a Liberal. Lord Hartington denies Beaconsfield's claim Liberals aim to alienate colonies from the British empire. Cassagnac elected deputy for Mirande. A fire in Barre Ont destroys several businesses and offices. Boer leaders delay meeting while planning a mass gathering in the Transvaal. Basutoland faces crisis as Cape government insists on disarming natives.

Lord Derby Lord Sefton Chatte Lord Hartington Lord Beaconsfield Empire of Great Britain M. George de Cassagnac M. Granier de Cassagnac Chamber of Deputies Mirande Department of the Gen Barre Ont Bigelow Singer Warniast Penton’s Fruit and Wood Express and Telegraph Transvaal Basutoland Cape

Large Hop Bitters Sale Domination Across Papers

Advertisements promote Hop Bitters as a universal remedy, claiming strong plant virtues and noting the Bitters’ market dominance over other medicines. A fragment mentions Lowell in England receiving refined cordiality and references the Queen showing favor, with garbled wording about invitations and notable ill fated events.

Lowell Ia England

Wing anecdote of Horace B. Claflin and a desperate son

A short tale from a New York daily shows Horace B. Claflin offering a struggling son ten thousand dollars after learning the father had previously lent him five thousand. The young man refuses wine cigars and smoking and gambling, prompting Claflin tearfully to grant the loan threefold for the family’s sake.

New York Horace B. Clafiln Claflin Gap

Blue Haze of Indian Summer Debated by Joel Benton

Joel Benton challenges the view that the blue haze of Indian summer is ordinary smoke from fires. He argues smoke behavior cannot explain the haze’s patterns from Arctic to Torrid zones and notes autumn fire statistics don’t align with a smoke origin. He cites vast, continent-wide reach and improbability of iceberg conflagurations as alternatives.

Joel Benton Benton Hudson River Arctic Circle

Vitality plus work sustains health and purpose in old age

A reflective essay argues that wealth alone does not guarantee happiness or health. It asserts that sustained, disciplined work trains a man’s powers and preserves vitality, while unneeded leisure leads to discontent and a hollow life. It cautions against stopping pursuits too late.

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