Jury Rules Grover Case Guilty In Bayleston Maest Robbery
The Bayleston Maest bank robbery verdict returned last night shows Grover convicted. Congress debates fisheries treaty implications as British press blast United States in Geneva. Eleven or twelve die from Lehigh Valley Railroad wreck injuries. Indiana appoints Farnqman Secretary of State to fill vacancy. Gentiles in Salt Lake City condemn District Attorney Bates and praise Judge McKraw. House debates Chi cago relief bill and Indian appropriation. Toledo porch entry bill introduced. Senate not in session.
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Grover
Lehigh Valley
Baxter
John H. Farnqman
Indiana
Col
Eppr
Salt Lake City
McKraw
Bates
United States
Geneva
Great Britain
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Messrs
McHenry
Hiswarp
Kear
Binp
Parken
Brees
Townsend, Hoan
Shellabarger
Ohio fogs and fires spark city whispers in Columbus
Feb 2 Columbus reports a series of brief items. Mrs Macready to perform as Shylock at Atheneum tomorrow. Polk village seeks incorporation for special purposes. A.B. Bulles dies leaving property to his wife. A fire at American Hotel Kitchen causes minor damage. North Columns Post Office disconfined as Columbus expands. Snow begins at 8 and deepens by midnight. Politicians wary of Dennison support and suffragist plans loom.
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CoLemuars
Pennison
Snow
Pinney
Amos’ Hall
Polk
Ashland County
Macready
Shylock
New Atheneum
Columbus
Sonses
Matilda Fletcher
House of Representatives
Dennison
Ohio
Janet G. Swisshelm
Mia
Livermore
Appointment of Farquahar as Secretary of State in Indiana
The Governor named J H Farquahar, president of Meridian National Bank, as Secretary of State replacing the late Col Eddy. The deputy post will go to Eddy’s son, with salary for the widow. Also notes Herald Company of Laporte filing articles with $50,000 capital, to be led by Powell, Taylor, and Major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gazette
Isvia Napotts
J.H. Farquahar
Meridian National Bank
Col. Eddy
South Bend
Col Eddy
Coal Road rally and fire report in Cincinnati area
Special dispatch notes a fire alarm at 6 o'clock from a trunk blaze in H. Himmerlick's Third street residence with no building damage. John Breene sustains a severe hand injury at a circular saw. Mrs. Macready stars at Music Hall as snow falls. The Southern Ohio Coal Road campaign nears its goal with $50,000 still needed. project to proceed tonight at Court House.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Daybon
H. Himmerlick
Third Street
Loé’s.small
John Breene
The New Steamboat Law Controversy Rages in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Association of Owners and Managers of Steam Vessels reports that pressure from the House Committee on Commerce prompts Western river and lake steamboat owners to threaten passenger carriage under existing laws. Telegraphs from Washington indicate sought support to expose alleged bribery by patent-right interests and to rally opposition to the proposed law.
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Puuaperasa
Philadelphia Association of Owners and Managers
House Committee On Commerce
Western River
Washington
Congress
Judge McKean Sustained- Bates Condemned
Mass meeting at Masonic Hall with over three hundred citizens condemning Washington's dispatch against Judge Jas. B. McKean. Resolutions praise his honesty and impartiality in rejecting murder suspects bail, urging transmission to the President and United States Attorney Bates. Also reports of a fatal shooting at the Revere House and a masked ball riot.
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Savr Lake
Masonic Hall
Fran Washington
McKean
D. F. Walker
Walker Bros
L. G. Gould
John Chislett
Jas. BR. McKean
Utah
Utabi
The
United
Acm
United States
George
Sadan McKean
Washington
Judge McKean
Bates
Revere House
Richard Garrison
John Pood
The Congressional Investigation A Bad Showing
New Orleans report on a six hour congressional probe with witnesses detailing violence and bribery. Carr testifies to Republican party rifts between the Governor and Lieutenant Governor Dann while noting Federal officials later sided with Dann and many legislators lack residency in their parishes.
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New Orleans
Congressional Committee
Carr
W. c
House
Republica Party
Dann
Damm
Desoto Parish
The Fishery Question In Committee Report
The House Foreign Affairs Committee opposed the fisheries clause of the Washington treaty, reporting the measure back to the House without recommendation. Debates show little support for the three mile fishing rights, and the bill likely faces failure in the House. The panel considered attaching shipping provisions but rejected it as improvised legislation.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
State Department
United States
Finkelnburg
Missouri
St. Louis Board of Trade
Logan
Chicago
Delaware Crown
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
House
Proposed New York and Chicago Railroad Bill Favorable
Gen Devin urged before the Judiciary Committee in support of a charter for a through railroad line from New York to Chicago. The Treasury Secretary called in 1,750,000 of 3 percent loan certificates with specified numbers. interest ceases March 31 and they will no longer count toward national bank reserves. Edward Thornton seeks broad newspaper and publication exhibitor contacts for the English Exposition. Cabinet discussed the Hornet steamer case and referred it to the Attorney General. all members present except Secretary Jobeson. The Postmaster General announced a two year contract with Williams & Williiom Line for Wednesday mail to Liverpool and Queenstown starting Jan 1 1872 at legal compensation rates.
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New York and Chicago
Devin
Judiciary Committee
New York
Chicago
Secretary of the Treasury
Sir Edward Thornton
United States
England
Jos. Shiffington
Washington, D. C
the Hornet
Hornet
Baltimore
Jobeson
Williams &Illion Steamship Line
Liverpool
Queenstown
Custom House Investigation Reveals Fraud and Political Pressure
Edward C. Johnson testifies about the general order monopoly and heavy charges on merchants. He lists abuses at the Custom House docks, political assessments for posts, and lax enforcement under Murphy and the Collector of the Port. Attendants report smuggling risks, dockside corruption, and frauds tied to the general order system. arrests follow for gambling, smuggling, and fraud during the day.
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Custom House
Edward C. Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Acai
Leet & Stocking
Murphy
Republican Party
James S. Young
Cunard
Ng Uroepe
Terwilliger
Bayard
Last Railroad Accident Kills And Injures Many In Scranton
February reports list passengers killed on the Lehigh Valley line after a frost broken rail caused a derailment. Names include Julius Smith and Mrs Praetorius with several others injured. a Scranton special details bodies removed to Mansion House and additional fatalities. Eyewitness accounts describe gruesome scenes and rescue efforts as trains tumbled, with more victims later reported.
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Scranton
Oe Valley
Julius Smith
Praetorius
Wilkesbarre
Miller
Wa. Stills
Reading
E. L. Dana
Sheriff Whitaker
Troxell
Spayd
Beware
Brader
Wolf
Whitehaven
John Cox
Bethlehem
Seigfried
Miss Troxell
Cox
New York
Mansion House
Lehigh Valley Railroad
J. H. Mellon
Towanda
John Lally
Jittstop
Montange
Brooklyn
Luther Woodward
Wilkesharre
Kate Nearcast
Mabon City
Jane Kilpatrick
York
Mr. H. Revel
Philadelphia
Gen Quiroga presses Camargo as Cortina retreats
From Mexico Gen Quiroga cannonaded Camargo last night making the town untenable Cortina telegraphed he would fall back upon ynosa The National Guard has been called out and will be armed tomorrow Gen Palacio uses every means to strengthen fortifications and defend the city but there is little public enthusiasm to volunteer for the regular troops
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Thiers
Losvox
Genillott
Arles
Paris
Sardous
England
Victorine Sardou
Ragabas
Bonaparte
Lempire
Belgium
France
Duchatel
Vautrain
Cassimer Perier
Matamoras
Quiroga
Camargo
Central American News Report Across Regions
Central American news from New York on February 2 notes more Spanish gunboats ordered to watch the Virginia and one American war vessel assigned to protect her. A Panama Aspinwall labor shortage is universal with no laborers available. An Ossippee gunboat officer was badly cut by police sabers at Callao during mob dispersal.
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New York
Virginia
Panama
Aspinwall
Ossippee
Callao
Ohio and Kentucky Legislature Quick Summit Report
Ohio notes show Senate adjourning to Tuesday and House petitioners from York Township seek a school tax. Auditor reports annual gas costs at the State House around 4,199 dollars and penitentiary 1,552 dollars. Kentucky bill empowers Franklin Boyle and Cumberland counties to form a special police force up to one hundred men to pursue criminals, take effect after the bill passes, with oath requirements and payroll from county levies. Additional actions include railroad and school tax bills, reporters, room assignments, and a consolidated Kentucky school laws bill scheduled for printing and a May 9 special order.
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Ohio
Cincinnati Gazette
Columnus
Senate
York Township
Darke County
Wayne
Logan
Licking
Auditor of State
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Frankfort
Talbott
Franklin
Franklin, Boyle
Cumberland
General Assembly
Franklin Reeds
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Warsaw, Carrollton & Ghent Railroad Company
Ohio River
Bowling Green
Pope
Louisville
Uniontown, Princeton & Southern Railroad Company
Western Tobaco Bank Warehouse Company
New York Assembly Receives Bar Association Judicial Inquiry Memorial
In Albany on February 2 the Assembly presented a memorial from the New York Bar Association accusing several judges including Barnard and Cardozo of offenses and requesting investigation. The memorial was referred to the Judiciary Committee with authority to travel to New York for inquiry. In the Microrri Legislature the House postponed further review of the governor's veto on the greenback resolution until next Tuesday.
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Albany
N. Y
Alvord
New York Bar Association
New York
Barnard
Cardozo
Amo
CIA
Judiciary Committee
Miccorri
Lovuts
House
From San Francisco to Japanese Embassy Banquet at Sacramento
San Francisco dispatch reports a grand banquet for the Japanese Embassy at Sacramento last night. The Embassy set Eastward this morning as cotton markets across multiple ports show quiet, weak tones with varying middling prices and weekly receipts and exports tallied for New Orleans, Charleston, Galveston, Savannah, and New York, alongside live stock notes and market activity.
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San Francisco
Cal
Sacramento
New Orleans
Liv
Timore
Liverpool
Mosite
Charleston
Great Britain
Galveston
Savannau
New York
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report February Buffalo NY
Burra o Feb 2 Receipts for cattle 50 cars total 336 cars vs 295 week earlier market dull weak late arrivals of cattle general east ward in first hands sales Ohio steers 1. akp Lames Receipts 800 head market easy demand far off prices nominal sales 1065 Ohios 78 to 85 lbs and 76 lbs at 640. hogs receipts 1300 head market quiet prices shade easier demand light sales 500 5 25 medium to good bulk 5 12
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New York
Illinois
Burra O
Ohio
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
East Lasertz February 2. The arrivals were fair and the best sold at six dollars. Sheep were fair with arrivals fair. Hogs brought five dollars and twenty cents for fats. Voters of five dollars to twenty cents.
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East Lasertz
Carrie
Puibdoiphia
Execution Report in South Carolina Hangs Samuel White
Cuartesrox Feb 2 Samuel White a colored man was hanged here today for the murder of Fiden last summer. His accomplice Balden had his sentence commuted to life imprisonment when under the gallows by Laasiapat.
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South Carolina
Cuartesrox
D. C
Samuel White
Fiden
White
Balden
Laasiapat
Bill on national education funds sparks heated House debate
The House debated a plan to create an education fund using proceeds from public lands, with supporters arguing for nationwide free schools and opponents warning of federal overreach. Tensions rose over state rights, with speakers citing illiteracy rates, funding sources, and alleged partisan mischaracterizations as the session adjourned for further debate.
Presbyterian Aid Fund Relief Society in Chicago Fires Relief
From Chicago the Presbyterian Aid Fund and Relief Society report $11,483.32 on deposit for relief and rebuilding of burned churches. The fund will support temporary aid for charitable institutions cut off by the fire and plans a detailed February report with all contributions. Societies elsewhere are asked to send lists of donations for a final statement.
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Curiaco
Presbytery of
Chicago
Relief and Aid Society
Fire destroys multiple city properties with heavy losses
In Quebec fire gutted the Bouchard and Sertie warerooms and Thompson's book store, totaling about 35000 dollars in damage. Newcastle Agricultural Works, leased by Monitor Press, burned with losses near 70000 to 9000 dollars and insured for 25000, suspected incendiary. Good Shepherd Orphanage in Lovisvstek suffered major damage though all 33 inmates were saved and taken to private homes while repairs are arranged.
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Quebec
Bouchard & Sertie
Thompson’s
Newcastle
Newcastle Agricultural Works
Monitor Press Company
Lovisvstek
Missouri House Caucus Delays on Governor Veto Action
From St Louis February 2 Jefferson City specials report the Democratic caucus took no definite stand on how to handle the Governors veto in the House A motion to postpone to March 1 failed and the caucus adjourned to Monday Liberal Republicans met and voted 15 to 3 to sustain the Governor and to defer veto action until March 1 to give Ways and Means time to fund the state debt James Thompson was arrested for swindling Far Smith Co bankers of Montgomery of 3250 with forged instruments Most money found on him
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St. Louis
Jefferson City
House
Committee On
James Thompson
Far Smith & Co
Montmery
Two Men in Arkansas Feud Killings Foiled by Arrests
Near Fayetteville Arkansas two young men named Jones and Durham quarreled leading to Jones being killed by Durham. Durham was arrested and an attempted escape ended when officers shot him dead. The Journal pins Arkansas bond rise on Senator Clayton’s expulsion. Witnesses are being summoned from Little Rock to testify in Washington.
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Little Rock
Fayetteville
Ark
Jones
Durham
Arkansas Bonds
Clayton
United Senate
Washington
Death of J D Clark Meat Banker Erie Pa
J D Clark a meat banker and manufacturer in Erie Pennsylvania died there yesterday. The Artillery Association of the Potomac will hold its first meeting in Providence Rhode Island on Wednesday March 7. The case of the Receiver of the Boston Hartford and Erie Railroad Henry N Farn was heard in the Supreme Court at Boston yesterday with a decision reported.
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J.D. Clark
Erie
Artillery Association of
Y of the Potomac
Providence
R. I
Boston, Hartford & Erie
Henry N. Farn
Hartford, Providence & S
Supreme Court
Boston
Weather Report Probabilities For February 2 to 7
The forecast tracks a low barometer area moving northeast away from the coast near Hatteras. Northeast winds with snow are expected from Massachusetts to Virginia and over the lower Great Lakes by Saturday, with threatening conditions along the Atlantic coast and across the Mississippi watershed toward the Alleghenies. Brisk winds possible offshore Carolina areas and widespread unsettled weather from the Mississippi to the western mountains.
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Hatteras
Massachusetts
Virgi
Lower Lakes
Mississippi
Atlantic
The Grand Duke at Memphis Ball and Banquet
The Grand Duke arrived by special train at 4 o'clock and was escorted to quarters at the Peabody Hotel. A reception and banquet followed at Overton Hall. Movements after Memphis were undecided. if the feather continues to moderate they will proceed to Columbus for the Great Republic.
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Peabody Hotel
Overton Hall
Great Republic
Columbus
Arrest of Check-Raisers in Pritapgen
H C Comegys arrested in Baltimore with others for raising checks. He was not the National Life Insurance Company agent at the time, having been removed from that role shortly before.
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Pritapgen
H. C. Comegys
Baltimore
National Life Insurance Company
Shipping News Update from Atlantic Ports
Marine items report the steamship Baltimore sailing for Bremen from Barrimogy dated Feb 1. The steamship Peruvian from Liverpool arrived at Norfolk on Feb 2. QuEENSTOWN welcomes the steamship Java from New York on Feb 2. New York records Harmonia from Hamburg and England from Liverpool arriving on Feb 2.
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Barrimogy
Baltimore
Bremen
Norfolk
Peruvian
Liverpool
Queenstown
Java
New York
Harmonia
Hamburg
England
Ice Gorge Brakes Navigation Along Ohio River Booms
The report describes ice jams and a shrinking gorge near Columbus and CaTLetrspurs with boats loaded or stuck, varying river conditions across towns from Evansyipur to Louisville, and remarks on ship movements, weather, and attempts to release vessels, including the Great Republic and Belle St. Louis, as steamers seek to resume transit. It also includes a lengthy digressive anecdote about an American visitor meeting Lord Brougham on the floor of the House of Lords, plus political notes on a coalition canvass and calls for reform in the Republican party.
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Ro. W. Wang
Catletrspurs
Evansyipur, Inc
Hilary
Om Crry
Portamo Tu
Moxcantowns
W. Va
Greenshoro
Brownsile
New Ans
Argosy Angrges
Cincinnati
Gaxaror
Lovuisville
Mercury
Lp. m
Vicklesburg
Thompson Dean
R. Er. Lee
P.m
Cc. B. Church
Capitol City
Little Stock
Duardenelle
Memphis
Itah
Sampson
Norfolk
Mississippi
Greenleaf
Columbus
Glencoe
New Orleans
H.M. Shreve
Red River
Emma C. Elliott
White River
H. M. Shreve
Cairo
Ilencoe
Columbus Gorge
Emma Efstt
Rediffer
St. Lous
Illinois
Thorwegan
Great Republic
St. Louis
Belmont
Grissom
Belle
Late Religious Amendment Convention Features
The Cincinnati Gazette records two prominent ministers, Rev. H H George and Rev. Dr. A D Mayo, debating the religious amendment to the Constitution. They clash over the meaning of God and Christ, while advocating to insert religious language and Bible authority, revealing sharp theological divides and public strategic aims.
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Cincinnati Gazette
H.H. George
A.D. Mayo
Dr. Mayo
Jesus
Mr. George
Mayo
Georg
God
Dr.Mayo
Jesus Christ
Christ
George
Jesus Eo
Geor
Rr Rn
Berigiova
Opposition in the National Canvass Analyzed
A New York Evening Post summary from February 1 sketches the 1868 Grant majority, possible coalitions with labor reformers, and potential electoral outcomes. It weighs which states may align with administration or opposition, notes doubtful states, and contemplates a coalition candidate and regional support.
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New York Evening Most
Grant
Florida
Mississippi
Texas
Virginia
Arkansas
Louisiana
Norway's 1000 Year Fest Promises Royal Memorial
A national festival in July marks 1000 years since Harald Haarfager united Norway after the 872 battle of Hafarsfjord. The plan includes a monument on Haralds mound near Hongesund and notes Haralds conquests, exile to Iceland and Orkneys, and the rise of his son Hakon as Norway's first Christian king. The piece traces Haralds campaigns, piracy suppression, and kinship ties with Gyda, Normandy, and Dublin, ending with a call for contributions to the grave memorial.
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Norway
Harald Haarfager
Hafarsfjord
Lang
Harald
Hongesund
Bured
Nisfe
Halfdan
Wesrn
Tahis
Snorre Sturleson
Gyda
Ales
Gorm
Denmark
Erik
Upsel
Hinself
Lefore
Dovre
Norshren
Throndhjim
Drontheim
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Orkneys
Shetland
Faroe Islands
Europe
Shetlands
Coatrig
Molt
Ragnvald Tart
Sendmore
France
Normandy
William the Conqueror
Scotland
Ireland
Dublin
Hakon
England
Athelstane
Harald Harfarger
Karmoen
Bergen
Hougesund
Bravery of Jailer's Wife Aids Prisoner Escape at Princeton
Excitement grips Princeton as prisoners break the jail, Frank Osborn seizes the jailer’s revolver and escapes. Jailer's wife Mrs Mauzy captures Scott Davis amid the escape while the other escapees, Walker Camp Johnson, flee or are recaptured. Hudspeth pleads for mercy and stays by the fire. Sheriff Hausa runs to Evansville to pursue Osborn, and reports confirm the sheriff’s account of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Frank Osborn
Osborn
G. W. Walker
Thomas Camp
James Johnson
Scott Davis
Warren Hudspeth
John Bolen
seveSe
Sol. McDaniels
Wm. Krause
Walker
Camp
Johnson
Davis
Hausa
Evansville
Holcomb
John
Wretched London Poor in Shadwell Described by Taine
French critic Henri Taine portrays Shadwell as a vast, impoverished slum in London. He paints low brick houses, tangled streets, riverfront squalor, and scenes of violence and vice with beggars, harlots, and drunken brawls. The account compares the area to Marseille and Paris slums, noting extreme filth and decay.
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Henri Taine
London
The Plague Spot of English Society in London Streets
An observer describes squalor and destitution in London’s alleyways and markets. He portrays dirty, crowded tenements, roaming children, harlots, and women laboring amid garbage while a bleak sense of decay pervades the city’s vile corners and gutters.
Short Career of a Baby Hippopotamus From the Land and Water
On Tuesday morning last a baby hippopotamus was born to a sav age mother. The infant, about the same size as a sibling born Feb 21, 1871, died after eighty four hours in the dissecting room. The scene, with sparrows chirping, showed the infant could swim but did not suck. Efforts to save it included goats milk and removing it from the mother, who was driven into her tank. The creature, described with vivid details of color and form, was to be sent to dissection at Gaford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bartlett
Hipotamus House
London News
Gaford
Japanese Tea Shops Describe Tangible Tea House Experience
A traveler notes Japan's tea houses along roads, where pretty tea girls serve small cups of hot tea on clean mats. The grand tea house uses sliding paper partitions, serves cakes and sweets on the floor, and offers a view of the Bay of Yehdo along the Tokaido while patrons sit or squat on the mat.
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Japan
Bay of Yehdo
Question on alcoholist asylum in Cincinnati Gazette
Letter asks if Cincinnati has an asylum for the inebriate and who may apply for admission. States no local facility exists, cites examples in Binghamton New York Media Pennsylvania and Boston. Ep Gazette readers invited to share information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gazette
Binghamton
N. Y
Media
Boston
Dyspepsia Cure Advised by 19th Century Writer
An 1871 Detroit area piece promotes a natural cure for dyspepsia. It urges repentance, restraint, clean living, and abundant exercise to restore digestion and health. The author, T. K. G., emphasizes avoiding irritants and medicines, and encourages breathing fresh air to oxygenate the blood.
Letter writers praised for sense and spirit in correspondence
In a country youth’s note, admiration is given to Pearl Wood for common sense and virtue and to Lowell Wild for noble ambition. The writer argues pure love between spouses eliminates trouble and calls for mutual respect and happiness, ending with a plea for a “smile of love.”
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Pearl Wood
Lowell Wild
Charley Oats
Bible Plains
Fruit Tree Swindlers and Farmers Voices in County Ledger
A fragment from the GameTree reprints editor James H. Harding of Hamilton County Indiana and Makemson of Pierceton praising honesty while warning about dishonest fruit tree agents. A letter from Lexicon exp. invites readers to share corn husk bed making methods and a recipe note on frying beef steak with hot lard and rolling water for gravy.
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Koxne
Lyp
James H. Harding
Hamilton County
Ind
Makemson
Pierceton
Harding
Mckemson
North Hogan
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