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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1870
Page
4
The piece catalogs varied export items by country including Italy Germany and China listing wines corn silk and more. It ends with a garbled political inscription urging overthrow of a free election and a New York event in 1870.
A garbled report notes a peculiar locomotive feature at the Rhode Island Works connected with the Great Western Hallway. It mentions a bell and peering to the Holying Wheel, with vague references to revolutions and a Democrat from Sabieday. It also lists hogs shaking, fishing on San lay, and Jidies in Wabash county being disciplined for cooking and blocking shoes near January.
Under the act passed by the Legisheure of Ohio February 5th 1870 the Mourdiys observe Christmas and New Year s as daily holidays. Notea stating that work on either day will be payable the Saturday previous.
A garbled 19th century paragraph accuses a state lunatic asylum secretary treasurer in South Carolina of harsh mistreatment and racist politics. It mentions a Clinton Park section of Charlton Democrat readers, a notice of heirship to $95,000, and a Davenport arrival on an Okagiving Day with $2,950,000 in assets.
The case outlines the Virginia authorities and the impending decision in the United States Supreme Court. It references state officials and their positions as the matter advances toward resolution in the high court.
A depiction of Gettysburg by Rothermel for Pennsylvania nears completion as a tall 82 by 10 foot monumental canvas captures the battle’s culminating moment. The artist earns 25,000 for the work while Pennsylvania heroes are honored in the piece. In California petrified forest exhibits show four live lizards embedded in petrified fir trunks, presented as living comparisons.
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