22 Oct 1877
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1877
Page
1
Six more factories join the striker group, boosting numbers to about 750. The strike grows wider affecting toy production and alarms workers. Chicago and other major cities report the spread as workers refuse to return until wage demands are met. Employers seek replacement labor including Chinese cigar makers, but may face resistance.
A petitioner argues forbearance in an error petition concerning a local liquor sale ordinance. The speaker defends the ordinance and cites case law, contending the court should not forfeit the ordinance though questions on its proper dotted form exist, and notes a remedy in the District Court. A correspondent signs off.
The excerpt notes that war and greed undermine monetary stability, with England and Germany raising discounts and Russia and Turkey issuing paper money due to gold shortages. It argues greenbacks are irrelevant to gold prices when gold is not in everyday money use.
John Gagle earns recognition as one of Marton's most inventive shoemakers, noted for craft and craftiness in design and repair.
The Darty Star reports a run away team moving fast past East street with unknown particulars. A daughter of John Search near town died this month from disease. Typhoid fever sickens about nineteen in the county, with several recent deaths among the young. Mrs. R. H. Rumsey and daughter visit from Howell, Michigan, staying with Mrs. Lidia Kropp. Hog epidemics strike the county. forty head dies in two weeks. Sain Snyder remains a trusted grocer in Mz ton. J. W. Hughes offers insurance and promises service. A. J. Creigh shows carriages at the courthouse. F. R. Salter repairs the Masonic Block ware-rooms roof. Wi Cooper begins roof framing on the main building. A Vermont convict names Camp, escaped fifteen years ago, is reportedly within reach of liberty near the same walls.
S H Bartram has been successful this term persuading grand larceny and burglary defendants to plead guilty, saving the county time and money. Two larceny defendants were fined $1 and ten days in jail, while one year of imprisonment in the penitentiary was imposed for another offender.
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