Northwest term rates and advertisement notices
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Napoleon's Largest and Oldest Business House Described
A historical description invites citizens and visitors to Napoleon to view the Golden Mortar and the grand three story brick block owned by J. C. Saur, the "Latta Dutchman." The store showcases a vast assortment from cigars and pipes to books, medical supplies, stationery, and hardware, with a strong emphasis on literature, news, and decorative arts.
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J. C. Saur
Crystal Marina
Mn Pst
Shur
Garrett
Famous and Decisive Battles of the World review in press
A Philadelphia publisher releases Captain Charles King’s Famous and Decisive Battles of the World. The critic praises the book for vivid battle scenes and clear historical connections from Marathon to modern times, calling it a valuable and attractive history gallery suited to general readers.
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McCurdy &N
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Charles King
U. 4 A
University of Wisconsin
Marathon
B.C
Staya
Ana
Captain King
Agente
Grant's Fortune Gone and the New York Zines Report
George Jones of the New York Zines states a general fund of 2250 000 is safe with the interest paid annually and later quarterly. He notes General is in debt and has no cash beyond the fund, and laments the man’s decline while praising past service to the country.
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George Jones
New York
Ant
Wall Street
Kong
Hypocrisy and Decett in New York and Public Notes
In New York Republicans elect three avowed free traders as delegates at large to the presidential convention and adopt a protectionist declaration. The New York Times calls the resolution incoherent and not representative of the state party. Separate items mention St Jacobs Oil endorsements and a Detroit girl inviting a country girl to baseball season, with playful remarks on game actions and players.
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New York
New York Times
Detroit
Chum
Grice
Cd Wore
Stan
Ang ix
Protectionist dispatch from Pittsburgh fuels tariff debate
A New York Times dispatch reaffirms protectionist arguments in a Pittsburgh meeting of manufacturers. It reports a 10 percent wage settlement plan, notes potential June work suspensions, and outlines tariff effects on prices, wages, and monopolies with figures from U.S. sources and Congress debates.
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Thoreug Golog
Gano
New York Times
Penn
Tron Manufacturers’ Association of the West
A. F. Keating
Amal
Pittsburgh
House of Representatives
Wood
Indiana
Diana
California
New York
Wlnours
Booth
Hudson
New Stock Law and Grant Ward Fallout Update
The article outlines the new stock law detailing seizure, notice, and disposal of animals found at large, with penalties for officials who neglect duties. It also reports renewed excitement over Grant & Ward's failure, Grant family losses, and Vanderbilt returning the Grant property deed after settling a disputed check.
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New York
Grant & Ward
Grant, Jr
Grant
Jay Gould
Conkling
W. HE. Vanderbilt
Europe
General
Mr. Vanderbilt
General Grant
Butler outlines pension plan for Confederate and Union veterans
In Heston on May 10 Ben Butler urged restoring 126 and 82 pension principles for all veterans who served in any capacity. He proposed setting a maximum pension for full-time service and proportional amounts for shorter terms, funded by raising liquor and tobacco taxes to replace part of the internal revenue War tax for war expenses and veterans.
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Heston
Ben. Butler
Desperate Plea for Missing Wife Elizabeth Nunn
In Pemberville Ohio on May 7 19b4 Elizabeth Nunn a 20 year old German native of Baden disappeared in Port Clinton. The husband appeals to readers to help locate her describing her appearance and clothing and asking for any information to aid in finding her alive or dead. He has sought help from local authorities and asks neighbors for assistance.
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Peemnerville
Nilsatog
Baden
Indy
Port Clinton
Ohio
Nunn
Pemberville
Sudden Ground Collapse Shocks Zamaville Ward
In Zamaville Ohio on May 11 a ground sink two to three acres deep and several feet, near Blandy avenue, causing houses to collapse and residents to flee. A wide crater 50 to 100 feet deep surrounds the site, suspected to result from old coal mine caves.
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Zamaville
Ohio
Fourth Ward
Blandy Avenue
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