Madam Wolfe Dress Goods Shop Ad Opens In Columbus
A dated notice from No. 102 South High Street Columbus advertises a shop selling ladies ready made wearing apparel, cloaks, dresses, and patterns. It promises prompt filling of maid orders, low prices, and quick made up items by Madame Wolfe offering French press maker services.
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Messrs. Bull & Nel
Soutil High Street
State Street
Ady
Genteubman
Oimo
Cincinnati
Cosilocton
ALG
Capital Fun Among Schoolboys and a Burglar Pie
A group of academy boys scheme to steal Ned Collins’s lunch by peeking into Joe Green’s basket. Ned participates secretly, but the plan backfires as Joe discovers a feast freighted with aunt Sally’s doughnuts and a chicken pie. The class moral shifts when Ned reveals remorse and the boys apologize, cheered by a resolve to regret their actions.
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Academy
Colby
Joe Green
Mr. Green
Sam Merrdl
Mary Gree
Jay
Will Brown
Ned Collins
Ed Collins
Sally
Ned
Nant
Onotuch
Doc Green
Ned Collinsz
Sfollo
Sam Merrill
Howard
Joe
Jace
Freddy Wilson
Collin
Wik Brown
Schol
Arid Hille
Freddy Wil
Will Crown
Gill
Vather
Ram Merrill T
Tom Granger
Ned Collina
Andy I
Lwis Brown
Pye
Democracy and Negro Suffrage Sparks Southern Politics
The Memphis Avalanche dislikes Republican support for universal suffrage, while the editorial defends Radical principles and links democracy to Negro suffrage. It cites Virginia Mississippi and Texas as examples and argues that Nebraska loyalty to democracy can coexist with universal suffrage without stigma. The piece also notes remarks from the New York World about Daniel Drew and ends urging readers to subscribe to the Age.
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Memphis
Irving
New York
Robert We Teo
Gen. Dent
Tennessee
Virginia
Mississippi
Texas
New York World
Daniel Drew
Daniel
Drew
Ife
Dooch
Wisconsin memory of Jefferson Davis at Fort Winnebago
Fragment recounts a 1829 incident at Fort Winnebago involving Jefferson Davis and a muscular workman named Stewart. Davis, jealous and belligerent, clashes with Stewart, who overpowers him and demands an apology. Major Twiggs intervenes but Stewart asserts dominance, while Davis retreats and later is honored in a monument plan. The piece also notes Army of the Tennessee reunions and a humorous tale of two Arkansas lawyers in a hotel bed.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
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Port Winnebag
Stewart
Judge Arndt
Green Bay
Mackinaw
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Nose
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Mainte
Rade
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Thomas
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Vother
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Forthcoming Message Debated In Congress Chronicle Report
The paper notes the President will send his annal message to Congress in manuscript and not to the public printer. It discusses recognition of Cuba, and lauds rapid national debt repayment as unprecedented, per Washington Chronicle London News.
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Cuba
Washington Chronicle
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Age of Prominent Public Men in Early America
A fragment lists ages of notable figures such as Admiral Farragut and General Sherman, with several others including Grant, Meade, Thomas, and Seward, noting birthdates and ages on various past dates. It then shifts to a note by Mr. Scott about Ohio law influence on Iowa Oregon and Washington Territory, tracing a chain of legal transmission among states and territories.
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Philip A H. Sheadan
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Ulyseen Simpson Grant
David B. Dpeter
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Genarrif
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Inet
Oiyer Qhia
Howard
Bath
Fisties
Baleton Portland Chase
Laa
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Jtan‘aibal Tlamlin
Scott
Lucas
Ohia
Oregon
Joe Lane
Indiana
Towa
Olag
Washington Territory
Oregon Territory
Terriory
Ohio
Thora
Funeral scene marred by dramatic church intrusion
A funeral in a small village ends in distress when two young men enter the church during the service. One, a 25 year old, mourns his father as the coffin is viewed, while the other reveals he is his son. The elder Slayton had died in Olin after moving there, leaving the son stunned by his father’s death. Additional notes mention a Chinaman cargo incident, a railway switchman's arrest, and various other items.
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Ilo
Sige
Indiana
Maryland
Cat
Fn Rente
John
Slayton
Olin
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