The Attic Study Ends in a Village Marriage
Miss Annie Lyster, a Connecticut village schoolteacher, helps doctor in his attic study as a mortgage crisis unfolds. A discarded bundle of papers reveals a $500 mortgage receipt tied to Colonel Holmes and a past doctor, Dr Merrill, leading to mortgage release and a Christmas marriage between Annie and John Richwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Lyster
Miss Lyster
Mies Lyster
Rockboro
Thaven
Father
Anne Thiyster
Oldfield
Connecticut
Anaion
John Randolph
National Intelligencer
Edward Everett
Edward Stanley
Henry A. Wice
Colonel Holmes
Holmes
Merrill
Israel Holmes
Abrm Lyster
Ies Lyster
John Richwood
Wool Raisers Demand Tariff Restoration and Washington Mission
The Ohio Wool Growers Association, meeting after adjournment, endorses restoring the 1867 wool tariff and cites foreign wool growth, lower prices, and reduced Ohio sheep numbers. A five member committee will go to Washington to press Congress and Treasury on wool duties and protection literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secial
Wool-Growers’ Association
State Board of Set Culture
Ohio
United States
Treasury
Congress
Washington
J. D. Taylor
J. H. Brigham
Hoi Delano
M.J. Lawrence
F. C. Stanley
R. P. Hile
Columbus Delano
George L. Converse
J. D. Fares
W.N. Cowden
David Harpser
Silver Standard Debate Refutes Creditors in a New York Sun
In a defense of silver money the New York Sun argues the silver standard serves justice and national prosperity despite creditor opposition. It notes the small share of silver producing states and votes in Congress, pledging to defend debtors’ rights while accepting market outcomes if the country rejects the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Congress
Colorado
Nevada
House of Representatives
House
Scone
Alabama
Geverea
Jones
Sivece
A Kissing Scene on the Wilbur House Sidewalk
A lively crowd gathers as a couple on a Wilbur house sidewalk perform a long kissing scene, their intimate acts visible through a blind and lit by a gas jet, drawing cheers and later a surprised rescuer. The episode ends with the gas going out and no additional act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Gage
Lis
Tate Tory
Lydia Thompson
Fall River
Not Lost Johnny Injures Self In Scramble
Not Lost. Johnny bursts into his mother's room with scratches and blood after a fight. He says he was fighting Bobby Jones, and his front tooth is missing though not lost. The tooth is reportedly stuck on Bobby Jones' leg, according to a bystander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leos
John Richwood
Johnny
Aare
Bobby Jones
Mrs Grundy Endorses Brown's Iron Bitters as Tonic
This column notes Mrs Grundy has spoken against despotism in society and praises Brown's Iron Bitters as a strengthening tonic for debility. It cites Miss Sallie I Paules of Wrightsville, Pa, cured of back kidney and liver troubles by the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Grundy
Brown
Sallie I. Paules
Wrightaville
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Peng
Rick
Omick
Reed
Annie
Jane
Jobo Richwood
Ite
Dr. Bigelow
J. C. Saur
W. N. Cowden
Quaker City
Secretary of the Treasury
New York City
Hood
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Silver Mines and Silver Standard
Newton
Eton
King
J.C. Baars
D'Bull
Fe Acme
Ore Lange
Lane CO
Oldenst
Mishler
Ishler
Mishlee Herd Sitters Co
Commarce St
Philadelphia
Parker's Plessant
Campbell& van Campen, Atenreeye Aglaw
Napoleon
Hetewete
Titte & Specialty
Cahill
Attoreey-et-Law
Napoleon, Ohio
Wapoleos OW
Oss Eeens
W.stepw
Martineksupt
Sepeon
F. M. Rummell
Hal Matate
H. M. Wieler
Humphrey Blak
E. A. Palmer
torney-at-Law
Notary Pabile
Haag & Ragan
Attorneys-at-Law
Bec W Pierees
Vhatenton
Justice of the Jexce
Peter
Hamler
Via
Martmagye
Philip 0. Schwab
Justice of the Peace
How Onay Henty County
Oisenrial
W. 4. Tressler
AU Geneinal
Preaco
Washington Street
Opesite Court House
Yapolom
Joseph Weible
Iva
We ‘Westurville
Sun Prammudis
H. H. Sheffield
Clinton Street
J. Bloomfield
Nah
E. B Harrison
Hane
P. A. Saur
Siteud Calla
Saue
Haly
Comntey
Claton Street
Jly
A. E. MA Maereer
Napoleon, D. Ca
Lolst
Drag
Geo. W. Valentine
Philip Barber
Bitsershoe
Wapol
A. C. Johnson
Thos. Burns
J. P. Reeder
W.H
Spobeen
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