Board of Commissioners and county printing dispute
The Board insists that the $1,500 be restored to proper files. Railroads raise freight rates by about forty percent today. The Star invites the Board's opinion on county printing standards to be judged by that standard. The sheriff may take over as business manager, as creditors favored his handling over the proprietors. The New York Ledger denounces Grant, while Bonner accuses him of owning a faster horse.
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Bay
Star
Board of Commissioners
The
New York Ledger
Pople
Grant
Bonner
Treasury General Posts 36000 Reward for Thief
Si Gen Spinner offers 36000 for the thief and 47000 recovered from his department, equal to the General's annual salary. The reward aims to recover the stolen funds and bring the culprit to justice.
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Si.Gen. Spinner
United States Treasury
Pranos Editorial Clash Draws Daily Criticism
A reader notes ongoing editorial feuds as Pranos confront Lar over their paper. The writer argues the Ster should mind its own affairs and suggests trying a direct approach to resolve the dispute.
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Pranos
Bis
Ster
Star editor warned of personal attacks over stockholder guilt
The Star threatens the editor of Pianos with a personal attack if we imply stockholders are guilty of theft from the Auditor's office. The editors vow to fight back, targeting the invective at responsible individuals behind the Star. The piece also defends a pro Church State separation stance amid party debates.
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Star
City Council Plans Grade Improvements for Market and Broadway
The council has not yet acted on major street work but is considering grading Market and Broadway. The notice indicates the city contemplates a project affecting key thoroughfares and public works.
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Market and Broadway
Canal and Broadway grade changes loom for city streets
The proposed project would extend the canal east to Eleventh Street and require cuts along Market and the full Broadway length. Advocates urge strict compliance with ordinances, timely sidewalk upgrades from Sixth to Eleventh, and equal enforcement for wealthy and poorer property owners.
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Eleventh Street
Market
Broadway
Oddities and anecdotes from a bygone Philadelphia era
A collage of brief items noting Philadelphia hospitals and saloons, Whitman’s age, women editors, tin can trade capital, a Duke’s railroad job, quirks from New York and Paris, crop prospects in Kentucky, and quirky tales of marriages, swimmers, Pompeii artifacts, a mock king, wagon cautions, and human interest vignettes including centenarian Cook St John and the St John family lineage.
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Philadelphia
Walt Whitman
United States
Duke
Iowa
Cocrier
Miss Anna Dickinson Plans San Francisco Debut
Chicago sith Miss Anna Dickinson discusses stage future with Rev. Robert Collyer. She will leave Chicago in two weeks for San Francisco to debut, under guidance of friends who favor earning laurels on the West before New York. A landlord confronts a tenant over an agreed eviction date, the tenant retorts he cannot move due to rent in advance.
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Killian van Rensselaer
iChicago Car
New York
Sith
Anna Dickinson
Pahner
Robert Collyer
Collyer
Chicago
al Francisco
West
New York Critica
Mies
Fragmented 19th Century Snippets Merge in Odd Report
A garbled colonial era note recounts a disappointed tourist and a medical remark about recovery after a rocky Montensa tie tale. It also mentions William Walter Phelps waking to a servant’s note and General Buller entering stocking production with Col J C Bailey. Democratic jokes sweep through inferences about Vice Presidential bets.
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Logansport Daily Phares
Pet
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Tinea Laos
Ohio Democracy
London
United Kingdom
Ua Tank
England
Overseradl, Garey & Co
Ingland
Rome
Lombard Street
Chicago Inter- Ocean
Worden
Kiel
Berlin
William
Inter-Ocean
Paris
Anthoine
Center Street
Kentucky
Spain
Tiunville Terald
Pompeii
Lady X
A.A. Taylor
Kansas City
Taylor
Backus
Michisan
Peters
Oshalan
Henry
Cooket Dohin
Walton
Delaware County
Tle
May St. John
Connecticut
Cook St. John
T. S. St. John
Cook
William St
Coramaiowion
Buevio
Jons
Mexico
Willian Walter Phelps
Jesus
Mr. Phelps
Min
Wea
General Buller
Col. J. C. Bailey
Contecook
New York Tribune
Wilson
South
Augusta
Sacom Petrie
Joan Wachter
Cass County
Indiana
Sacob Petrie
Wrochlor
Logansport
Niagara
Ball & Naylor, CO
Market Street
Peron
John Roots’ Bitters
James McTagcart
Flas
Broadway and
Fourth Sts
Ramdae HF
John Roots
Seneca Street
Suffalo
van Schaack, Stevenson & Reia
R. J. Connolly
Yarmees
Wear Wes
Eacts
Tite Singer
GTO
Wheeler & Wilson
Ite
Grover & Maker
Union Square
Washington St
Ind
Singer
Western Coal Yard
J. N
Gridley, Watchmakers & Jewelers && Market Street
Rosenthal & Mage
CA al
Merket
Cini
Kogansport
J. Pb.fitler
Hwlng
Aledia
Thos
Auris
Frankford
J.B. Mighetown
Buchanan
Clarence
G. G. Smith
Ittsford
Jos. Heres
Malls Church
Allieted
Fitler
W.1t
Bringhurst
Lpransport
Tad
Barnheiser & Co
Johnson's Warehouse
Win
Johnson, Tanguy & Barnheisel
H.B
Bel
Son
Anguy
Bin
Jas. Finegan
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