Baxter the temperance leader visits Elkhart
The Elkhart Observer details a long visit by William Baxter born in Yorkshire in 1823. It describes his rise in Philadelphia business, retirement to Richmond Indiana, and his temperance legislative achievements. The article praises his library, missionary zeal, and current statewide canvassing to promote a perfected temperance law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Baxter
John Bright
Gladstone
Geo. Thompson
Jas
Silk Buckingham
Henry Vincent
Neal Dow
Whittier
Pierrepont
Phillips
Garrison
Greeley
Joe Gargery
Dr. Fowler
Bristol
Charlotte Bronte
Samuel Smiles
England
Vincent
Mr. Baxter
Yorkshire
Eng
America
Philadelphia
Richmond, Ind
Who Are the Volunteers in Cuba Exile
The piece explains the term Volunteers as Spanish conscripts sent to quell Cuban rebellion after 1868. It notes Spain used captured criminals and dissenters as Volunteers, shipped about 40 000 of them to Cuba amid mocking cries of Beauty and Booty.
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Cuba
Spain
Santiago
Cafe de la Marina
United States
Virginiis
Cadiz
Malaga
Arragon
Catalonia
de Rodas
Elizabeth Cady Stanton A Pioneering American Thinker
Elizabeth Cady Stanton grew up as one of six children in New York where her precocious intellect challenged gender norms. Her father’s pride and law books helped shape her resolve to prove women are as capable as men, leading her to excel at school and push for equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Judge Cady
Union College
Schenectady
Dr. Hosack
Cady’s
Troy
Spencer
Mrs Stanton’s Pioneering Path to Women’s Rights
A historical portrait of Elizabeth Cady Stanton from her early study of law to her pivotal 1848 Seneca Falls call. The piece details her marriage to Henry B. Stanton, travels to the London anti slavery convention, first meetings with Lucretia Mott, and her bold advocacy despite opposition from judge father and society. It previews her forthcoming Brodrick's Opera House appearance next Monday evening.
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Henry B. Stanton
Stanton
London
Wendell Phillips
William Loyd Garrison
Seneca Falls
Spencer and Williams
Hudson
Madam de Stael
America
Chicago Exposition Stockholders Meet On Capital Expansion
The Executive Committee of the Chicago Exposition calls a stockholders meeting for the 23d inst. to discuss increasing capital stock to 600000 dollars and doubling building size. The committee urges wise consideration and enlargement as planned.
Colvin Shows Independence as Chicago Mayor Elect
Mayor elect W. H. Colvin, elected on the Bummers' Ticket, begins to demonstrate resolve to govern as an independent mayor rather than bow to any clique or bummer. Hurrah for Colvin.
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W. H. Colvin
Chicago
Solits
Colvin
New York Tribune Publishes Farmers Uprising Extra
The New York Tribune issued a farmers' extra with a full account of the Great Uprising of the Farmers in the West gathered by special correspondence. The Tribune is noted for its enterprising reporting and strong newspaper reputation.
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New York Tribune
the Tribune
Clara Kellogg Entrances Chicago With English Opera Rendition
Clara Louise Kellogg captivates Chicago audiences with unmatched English Opera performance. While she astounds, Little Lottie rattles a banjo at McVicker's and Lydia Thompson dances at the Academy of Music attracting rival attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Louise Kellogg
America
Chicago
Lottie
McVicker’s
Lydia Thompson
Academy of Music
Railways Cut Wages But Fare Increases Hold Steady
Despite wage reductions by several railway firms, there is no corresponding drop in passenger or freight tariffs. Officials say cost-cutting measures elsewhere keep rates stable. The report notes multiple companies trimmed pay without altering ticket and freight charges.
Sale notice for Hall's 3rd addition in Elkhart
For sale a fine lot in Hall's 3rd addition to Elkhart. Enquire at this office for terms and further details.
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Hall’s
Elkhart
Blaine Elected Speaker of Forty third Congress
The Fortieth third Congress opened with James G Blaine elected Speaker by a large majority 190 votes for Blaine 25 for Fernando Wood 0 for S Cox and others The session heard the oath of office administered by Mr Dawes and the election of clerks and officers The speech from the Speaker celebrated unity and the nation’s growth detailing one country one constitution and one destiny
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Fernando Wood
S. S. Cox
Asecees Cere el Clymer
Pennsylvania
Alex. H. Stephens
House of Representatives
Messrs
Maynard
Wood
Capitol
New York
United States
Stephens
Georgia
Edward McPherson
N. G. Ordway
O. S. Buxton
H. G. Sherwood
Mich
J. G. Butler
Territories
Geo. Q. Cannon
Utah
Carpenter
Long Branch
Temperance meeting in Bristol endorses law enforcement
Bristol on December 2, 1873 hosts a temperance meeting chaired by Rev. John Maffitt to hear Hon. William Baxter explain the liquor law. Resolutions renew pledges to oppose rum sellers, support prosecution of breaches, appoint a three member committee with Public Prosecutor aid, and note gratitude to Baxter. Secretary G. J. B. Floyd to report to the public press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Baxter
G. J. B. Fioyn
Holiday Pictures Offer for OsszRvER Subscriptions
Attractive pictures suitable for holiday gifts promote subscribing to OsszRvER with a chromo incentive. The notice signals a buyer appeal and a limited-time offer.
Visiting card printing services at the office
Office announces updated printing offerings for visiting cards and related small print jobs. Services cover card design and production for individuals and businesses with emphasis on quick turnaround.
OssrryvER Subscription Offer With Chromo
Readers who renew subscribe to OssrryvER receive a chromo as a gift. The promotion targets existing and new subscribers seeking the chromo incentive.
Egypt Consul Reports Delighted by Rare Zemes and Papers
The piece notes Richard Beardsley Consul General of Egypt sent a set of Levant Zemes from Oct 9 to Oct 15 and two copies of L Hgypt e printed at Alexandria. It describes English and French or Egyptian content and includes a notice about Smyrna tourists and train routes. It mentions the Elkhart Literary Club meeting on December 12 1873 and Tweed reportedly dead.
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Hasrrton
Bruse
Elkhart
Hamilton
Erwin
Constantine
Joan C. Skinner
Stanroy
Mich
Messrs
Monroy & Brusu
Stanton
Ionia
Grand Rapids
Montcalm County
Michigan
P. S. Dopex
Richard Beardsley
Egypt
Levant
Constantinople
Zémes
Alexandria
Times
PHE
Smyrna
Aidin
Ephesus
Meandrum
Trallies
Edward Purser
C. E
High School
C. W. Fish
J. P
Concord Township
Adolph Abraham
Said
Co. W. Fish, J. P
Ind
Senator Casserly Resigns. Dick Yates Dead
Thanksgiving murder in South Bend reported. Ville du Havre from New York collided with Loch Erne from London near Havre on November 28. Ville du Havre sank with 226 lives lost.
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Casserly
California
South Bend
Ville du Havre
New York
Havre
London
The R. R. Ticket Question
The item in the Coldwater paper notes higher October ticket sales at the depot, with figures from Auditor and Agent letters showing large increases over last year. The correspondence urges agents to show a stronger rate of increase for 1872-3 and explains freight and passenger department figures.
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Elkhart
Ephors Observer
Coldwater
Cleveland
E. E. Rozsinson
C. P. Lerano
E. E. Roginson
C. P. Lewanp
E. E. Rosinson
Names list fragment from historical roster or notice
A dense sequence of personal names and initials appears, including Rufus Limhan, Arehart, Miller, Blake, Bailey, Blake John Billman, Henry Clark, Emiline Cannady, Casey Martin Culver, Daniel Cruiff, Elcock, Fox Adam Ferris, Josiah Gen, Hagues, Kate Hoskins, Thomas Hattra, Martha Johnson, Knight, Leffingwell, Livingston, Lawrance, and others, suggesting a partial roster, register, or notice extracted from a historical document. The text reads as an archival, possibly midwife or municipal listing, with numerous surnames and initials interspersed.
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Allman
Rufus Limhan
John Arehart
Moore Benton
Brooks Willie Miller
Frank P Basset
Wm . McMurray
Bricher
Millis H
Blake Magic Manor
M Bailey
Johan W
Blake John Billman
Hen Benjamin G
Cinshaw
Eliza Clark
Edgar L Claflin
Emiline— Cannady
MD Casey
Martin Culver
Cooper Will Curran
James E Cook
Charles F— Dean
Julia Davia Wilson
B Dutts
Daniel Cruiff
A Buger
Charlee Elcock
Edward Eads
Lucinda Fish
D Fox
Adam Ferris
Josiah Gen
James
2 Hagues
James Haim
Kate Hoskins
Thomas Hattra
Martha Johnson
Knight HR
Kitcham
George Leffingwell
Frank Livingston
JW Lawrance MH
Hill Miller tea aids nerves and mood in daily life
The advert notes Hill & Miller's tea provides nerve comfort and exhilaration for weary or dejected customers. It mentions price cuts after January 1 at Jas Miller's reducing 20 to 40 percent to clear stock. Also references lumber from Maxon Parmater Co and Gem Dining Saloon attracting patrons. It cites Chamberlain's Immediate Relief as effective when used as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill & Miller
Jas
Miller’s
Maxon, Parmater & Co’s
Gem
Chamberlain
Court record from Elkhart County 1873 terms names multiple parties
In Elkhart County circuit court Indiana February Term 1873 the case lists Cynthia A Oakes Sarah Calleghan Nye James M Calleghan John King and David Bacon among involved parties. The fragment outlines a civil docket entry with several surnames and given names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Indiana
Elkhart County
Circuit Court of
Elkhart
Indiana
Cynthia A Oakes
Sarah Calleghan
James M. Calleghan
Clothing for Every Man and Occasion in One Pitch
A curious listing advertises clothing for all ranks and roles from youths to professionals. It promises garments for clergy, doctors, lawyers, merchants, and workers, plus outfits for weddings, parties, and church events, inviting every reader to dress for every identity.
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Tom
Harry
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