Napoleon improvements boost spring building boom
The article details widespread plans for extensive construction and exterior upgrades in Napoleon during the spring of 1885. It notes decorations, paints, wallpaper trends, and inventory at Saul’s Drug and Paint Store, with emphasis on affordable colors and durable materials for both interior and exterior work. It also mentions advertising campaigns, a Porters Market visit, and a broad tour including New Orleans and other events.
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Napoleon
Anteide
Jayle
Sauc
Paris
London
Saul
Book and News Depot
Saur
Cate Ihe
Guiteau
Ohio
Claire
Wis
The Ohio Canals in State Policy Debated
The canal question returns in this session with renewed energy as opponents press abandonment. Ohio has 782 miles of canals costing $16 million, two large reservoirs, and vast water power aiding mills and factories. Proponents argue canals pay, though less profit due to rail competition, and warn abandonment would harm power, transport, and state revenue while potential gains from selling reserve lands are debated.
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Prem Wet Beeler
Conmanis
Tris
Chounereiin
Farette
Cleveland
General Assembly
Penny Mog
Wittap
Boards of Education
Ohio
Democratic Party
Lelalatues
Mercer
Auglaize
Trafic
Canary
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Post
Columbus
Capeges
Hocking
Brea
Elminn
Enel
Cole
Stark
Eana
Taualutiene
Ohio Canal
Minister Pendleton Honored at Cincinnati Dinner
A complimentary dinner honored George H. Pendleton Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the German Empire. The gathering at Gibson House, organized by the Ohio Club, drew about 180 attendees from political and civic circles, with leading Republicans present and Archbishop Elder among guests.
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Cincennati
Ohio
Gibson House
George H. Pendleton
United States
German Empire
Cincinnati
Mueplows
Ohio Club
Baxter and Sage
United States Court
Richard Smith
Murat Halstead
E. F. Noyes
France
J.B. Boraker
A. G. Thurman
J. E. McDonald
J. (. Carlisle
Arrival of the coming cattle queen in Chicago
A striking woman about thirty, Mary Meagher, known as the coming cattle queen from Washington Territory, arrived at the stock yards by cattle train. She values her cattle at $10,000, plans to return from Walla Walla with 400 head if profitable, and employs cowboys while running a large herd. The report ties her to Mina Ti of Denver and notes her bold remarks on men.
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Etk
Gene Hind
Texas
Wault
Dannih
Cnmaplee
Thorscox
Spani Ioh
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Canal Satroot
Wabash Railroad
Philadelphia
Paris
Bae Cee
Dostan Konan
Chicago
Washington Territory
Mary Meagher
Mina Ti
Denver
Walla Walla
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