Lehigh Valley Tennel to Open as Grand Summer Resort
The article notes plans to convert Johnson's stand into a grand scale summer resort on a large island, with negotiations and land layout in New York. It mentions weddings in Ohio and Toledo, political chatter, and local expenditures for a fair ground project, including figures for construction and improvements.
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Thorp
Johnson
Aupitaliate
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Tota
Chicago Tribune
New York Herald
Ba Bianco
Colum bus corruption fears spark Republican uproar and reforms
The Marion Mirror notes excitement in Columbus over municipal corruption claims aimed at the Council. It forecasts Republican robberies ending, cites clergymen uniting to curb Mormon immigration, and praises President Whitney’s restraint with government funds. It also records Judicial Committee reorganizing after a convention adjourned, naming Hickey, Ohler, and Hubbard in key roles.
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Marion Mirror
Third Judicial Circuit of
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B Kagy
Ralind
Alstin Gald
Circurt
Democratic Party
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Democratia Party
Free
Europe
Doane Cunningham
Allen County
Allen
J.0. Ohler
Auglaise
M. D. Shaw
Crawford
Shannon Clements
Faltos
J. A. Wilkins
Harding S. T. Armatrong
Hoenry
Martin Knupp
Hancock
al. Zugselwert
Marion
O. HL. Norris
Mercer
A. P. J. Snyder
Putnam
W. H. Hickey
The River Timber and City Health Warnings
The text describes muddy waters and flood risks in the river area near Brown's Tron Bitters advertised as a stronger remedy for chills and fever. It mentions malarial perils to residents and a promise of health protection for city dwellers who wait for relief from the illness and mosquitoes.
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