Fire and wrecks across towns in late news spread
Reports describe a Philadelphia express striking a wagon killing Mrs Frey and her son William while fatally injuring the husband. Mill Creek and Jacks Mountain fires scorch thousands of acres, destroying wood, bark, and homes. Other items note a Surgeon General appointment, cabinet talks on France and China, a Missouri killer, a prison pardon, and rail time standard reforms across five time divisions.
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Ohio State Debt and State Treasurer Report
Hon Joseph Turney the Ohio State Treasurer filed his annual report for the year ending November 15 1883. It shows a beginning balance of 64017693 across general revenue sinking fund and common school fund with receipts totaling 5620413.78 and total balance after 1882 of 6260590.71. Expenditures were 5475115.94 leaving a combined balance of 785474.77 with credits from various sources including county treasurers and contractor settlements. The report lists many individual sums from public works to attorney general and other agencies along with notes on banks and deposits.
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Provi dent Wood Yard Association organized at Tramps Baritone
Tramps in Baritone Md witness the birth of the Provi dent Wood Yard Association with 500 cords of wood to start and space for thirty sawyers to open next week. Tramps will earn fifty cents per cord by sawing and will receive tickets to the yard from police stations. Wood sold to Boston city fire department.
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