Green goods swindlers and gas fever dominate headlines
A New York letter warns that counterfeiters are more active than ever, flooding readers with schemes. Gas discoveries spark nationwide excitement as debates over natural gas reach broader fields and push for infrastructure support. Rhode Island elections leave Democrats with a larger legislative majority, while Republican factions worry over reform blocks. A Blue Mound Kansas satire notes dubious hug markets, and tensions rise as Prohibitionists threaten party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rhode Island
Newport
Senate
Columbus
The
Enquirer
Taylor
Jonah
Charley Vallandinglam
Charles N. Vallandinghau
Clement L. Villandingham
Jonah Haa
Piedmont Exposition to Bring Southern Display in October
The article notes President Cleveland will visit the Piedmont exposition in Atlanta in October, highlighting a major Southern event spanning several states. It details the Piedmont region’s reach from Richmond to western Virginia and eastern Tennessee, calling it the South’s richest area with a remarkable 2-year growth. It contrasts Republican and Democratic shifts, cites shipyard policies and Whitney contracts, and mentions local party nominating reforms in Allen County Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Alita Constiuion
Atlanta
South
Piedmont
Richmond
Tennessee
Carolinas
Georgia
Alaboma
Virginia
Tan Nativity
Emigration trends and rail express disputes noted
A London dispatch reports a surge of European workers traveling to the United States as skilled labor shifts from Scotland Wales and England to new markets. High wages better conditions and military exemptions draw laborers despite expanding emigration capacity. Express companies face regulatory questions under interstate commerce law amid rising shipments and pricing concerns. The piece also notes an agricultural meeting in Morenci and details on farm displays and permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eamiener
London
Scottand
Wales
England
Germany
Sweden
Nurway
Liverpool
Cnnte
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Local notices and community updates from 1887
West Hopf and D. Frazier are on the sick list as corn planting begins. A new school house will be built this summer. Roadh and wife of Colton are visiting friends here. John Smith sold his farm and moved to Liberty township. A man named Peter appears gravely ill. The literary society south of town held a lively contest ending in a broken nose after a hat incident. One resident plans to move to Franklin county this fall. An advertisement promotes Dr Haines Golden Specific for liquor addiction, claiming rapid, permanent cures with no notice to the drinker, offering circulars from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mound
Kan
Hook
Doente
Bondy
Morenci Tnir
J.T
L G. My
Koller
Irown
Kollur
Renalevd
Oesaun
Hyreral Soc
Neh Agricultural Board
Wns
Aystern
Wause
L. G. Bur
Obairean
H. J, Moseley
Seey
Child's Hoe
Shoemaker Bros
Colton
John Smith
Liberty Township
Peter Sides
acThe Literary Society
Franklin County
M.C
Haines
Garanteed
Bovorete Co
Ruco St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Fragmented OCR Place Names and Transfers List
OCR text lists assorted transfers and parcels with unclear names and numbers. Several entities appear garbled leaving only partial references to persons and locations. The fragmentary items suggest a survey or land record page with 2 acre and 0 in Wendie items among scattered names and notes.
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Humphrey
Humphrey's Block
Banking House
J.c.saur & CO
Lincoeieces
Holler & Kaur
Napoleon
D. Meekison
OLTY
Zay
United Alton
Livat Dunenhower
Annapolis
BFP
Democrats
Defiance
Albany
Chicago Times
Grover Cleveland
Lpw
Aline Wellington Borliss
Wellowstons
Tits Mitiete
Republican Party
Dem Ccrlio
Whitney
Chandler
National Republican
Washington
Hayes
Ao Mayen
United States
Amaller Railway Corporations
Allen County
Democratic Central Committee
Democrata
Anid
Central Committee
Wid
Hay
Edward F. Bingham
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Cartter
Napoleon Union
Portis ‘Tanpy
Andey Lowry
Frank Hages
Anna McIntosh
Sue McIntosh
Bady
Albert
Alice Thorn
Wilbie Barnhart
Willie Caploon
Frank Stickley
Hattie Orage
Bia Hiunda
Abig
Express Companies
Expres
Clain
Central Express
Express
Ist
Commission
Fern
Une
Comunicaion
United States Patent Office
Howard Bros
Solicitors of Patents
GP. Campbell
Calahan
E. A. Daniels
Springfield
Gabe
F. L. Fairchild
Mt. Vernon
Fetioe Post
C. P. Fleming
Hanical
C. H. Grivin
Martinsville
Angor
Ee F. Painte
Mast
Aate
Monnin Canton
F Patteen
di Alerander
Caston
G. L. Keas
Hamilton
G. HL Bose
Canton
Polae Button
Illo
Mi FH
Wheeler & H. Barbier
Frojecto Commercial
Fitch
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurances Company
Horace
Walbridge
William
Robis. & Bahra
F. H. Voigt
Holgate
West Hopf
D. Frazier
Shoemaker Tires
PS Shuman
Wendie
Fate Sesson
Metiaias
Tharrievas
Hall
PJ Che Wes &C0
Taleo Ugcan
Ayrtern
Hiylog
Turoilo
Pa Chong & Co
Frmameises
Jiriee
Getter de Kedlersen
Bern
Dave Bey
Wil
Medderson
Medderven
West
Colldetor
Andchs
Reddersen
Joseph Holmes
Soha
D. Meeeison
D. Mekkion
Josiah Koller
Taldenwsts
Milwaukee, Wi
Hateushep Herthy
Henry Puanéy
Rte
Serge
Clerks
Lure
Hana
Paull Log
Tomsen
Dettori
Mhdrews
Tansill & GO
Ohio Farmers Insurance CO
Fash
Babd
COX
Woodie Halt
Joanie Ou Hurting
Roal Eatate
HBOS
Total
Cash Ourplay
Payne
Washington St
LONG
Cicero
N.R.N. H
B.A. Muck
Y. City
Wauseon
de Mondayy
George Tosles
Thardayn
St. Hi
Henete
Tara Pooley
Yaris
Geo. Bowerman
Napoleon, C
Plymouth Rocks
Adhas & Guna
Ladion
Minees
Dr. Warner
Coraline Health
Beavet
Rohrs & Suhr
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