County spending records reveal jail and road costs and 1874 audits
Fragmentary notes show tar for jail fence costing 282.50 and 436 feet of gas pipe for the jail and sheriff’s house at 9889 for fixtures. Claims include stationery for office seekers, 800 paid for a cess pool, 303.47 due on a turntable bridge, and 547 for additional jail work plus 800 for outside work. A 1874 pest incident prompted a $100 payment for removal.
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Republicans of Roahdeith Urge Swift County Organization
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The Democrats struggle with Church and state bargain claims
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Rights Trial Verdict Reported In Texas
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Duel Ends in Death as Curtis Is Wounded in Havana
Dr Algernon Sydney Curtis of New York fought Salvador Cortreal a Havana tobacco merchant in Mariano with no witnesses. Five shots were fired. Curtis was wounded in the hip. Cortreal, believing Curtis dead, killed himself with a revolver. Curtis survived and remains under police surveillance.
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Numbers and notices from a tangled Ohio civic page
PortsMourn reports a population of 13 000 while Logan organizes a MILITARY unit. The Reform School at Lancaster holds over four hundred inmates. Marietta papers note various cases and events including Governor Nove's watch theft at the Republican State Convention. A child drowns in the Muskingum River in Zanesville after bathing near North Fourth Street.
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National Pigeon Shooting Tournament Opens in Cleveland
The Sportsmen’s Association of Ohio and the National Sportsman’s Association convened in Cleveland. The national pigeon shooting tournament begins today and runs four days with eighteen thousand birds entered.
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Porter family romance teased by old naval era talk
Washington correspondent reports friends say Commodore Patterson, father of Mrs Porter, faced trouble from his young daughter and Midshipman Porter in a story after-dated by reminiscence. The note suggests Admiral and Mrs Porter should be lenient toward young love.
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Debates on Naval Regime and Public Notices in 1874
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