Newspaper Subscriptions and Offers Across Several Papers
The text lists prices for multiple publications including Weekly Inter Ocean Observer Toledo Blade Newpark Times Wau Magazine The People’s Journal and OssERVER with various subscription rates. It notes a chrome and engraving gift with Wood’s Magazine and People’s Journal and states this arrangement increases reading material at a small cost.
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Inter Ocean
Wau 6 Magazine
Osserver the People’ S Journal 8
Nee Tageianoone Journal
Onserver - Tt Caren
Wood
People’s Journal
Splendid Inducements Offer From The Weekly Observer
The Weekly Observer offers one year with five Chromos for $2 or six months plus a Chromo 8x10 for $1. A combined deal includes two Chromos 8x10 and the Observer for $2. On hand is a selection of Chromo Lithographs from Berlin featuring The Four Seasons and Thorwaldsen statues. One picture will be given to every subscriber for $2.50.
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Weekly Observer
Observer
Berlin
Prussia
Thorwaldsden
Weekly
Jeff Davis Invited to Duel Amid Peace Lover’s Doubt
Jeff Davis faces a duel invitation but remains uncertain due to his noted preference for peace. The report highlights his reputation for restraint and reluctance to engage in violent conflict.
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Jeff
Davis
Vanderbilt Dividend Surprises With Immediate February Payout
The Detroit Free Press reports Vanderbilt had vowed to issue no more passes yet made an immediate February dividend payment, a bold move praised by the Free Press man.
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Detroit Free Press
Vanderbilt
Free Press
Morton Speech Dilutes Louisiana Question Fire
Senator Morton took apart Carpenter of Wisconsin on Friday while debating the Louisiana question. The Chicago Times calls Morton's address a forcibly feeble partisan reply and says such feeble replies are what the Times dislikes.
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Morton
Carpenter
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Chicago Times
Mr. Morton
Times
What shall we do to be saved asks Plymouth Democrat
The Plymouth Democrat questions spiritual salvation and cites repentance belief and baptism as paths. The La Porte Argus quips about saltpetre’s supposed saving qualities and remarks on a person nicknamed Tink.
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Plymouth Democrat
Van
Laporte Argus
Chicago Times Attacks Sunsran Marraw Over Tariff Bill
The Chicago Times denounces Sunsran Marraw for proposing a Congress tariff measure on railroad freights and curbing monopolies. It criticizes the paper’s stance on farmer benefits and Senator Morton, calling the Times’ views harsh and biased.
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Chicago Times
Congress
The
Times
America
Morton
Generous Goshen landlord praised for hospitality
The note extols Capt. Jack Croxton of the Violett House in Goshen as a large-hearted host. It urges visiting gentlemen to welcome him with meals or simple favors, and to show kindness to Hank Clark or George Green if present. The plea ends with a sharp call to demonstrations of generosity.
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Jack Croxton
Violett
Goshen
Hank Clark
George Green
Senator Morton Defends Kellogg Record in Louisiana
Senator Morton’s Monday remarks defend the President’s recognition of the Kellogg Government in Louisiana. The speech declares the murderers Reds and bloodshed in the state as lies, labeling Modocs as gentlemen by comparison. The Chicago Times may call it a forcibly feeble partisan speech.
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Morton
Louisiana
Kellogg
Chicago Times
Myers Refuses Comment On Private Mail Enterprise
The statement claims Myers delayed comment until his version emerges. He attributes the dispute to private night mail service funded by local benefactors. He says one or two business men opposed sharing proceeds and caused the trouble.
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Myers
Through Mail Arrangements and Republican Rail Policy Debate
The article discusses night mail arrangements with L S and M S Railroad and voluntary subscriptions for messenger service, noting two refusals to subscribe. It critiques monopoly practices, praises reform efforts in Michigan Indiana Mississippi Wisconsin and Iowa, and lauds Iowa for abolishing racial qualifications and expanding black suffrage. It ends with faith in the party to rectify wrongs and defend free thought and rights.
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Michigan
Indiana
Hlippis
Wisconsin
Iowa
New York
General Assembly
Republican Party
Union
Indianapolis Printers Strike Prompts Citywide Demand
Printers in Indianapolis strike for higher pay as publishers refuse the rise. Ex-printers including Marion County Sheriff and Postmaster Holloway are recalled. If unions ban advertising in papers, they risk swift censure. strikers publish the Daily Union while publishers expect reinforcements from abroad.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Holloway
The
Daily Union
Representative Sayler Introduces Patent and Copyright Bill
The text notes Representative Henry B. Sayler introduces a bill to amend the patent and copyright act. It highlights cross party praise, calls for breaking monopolies, and discusses public lands, railroad grants, and nomination dynamics around Col. Tucker and Mr. Murray within Goshen and Observer circles.
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Henry B. Sayler
Goshen Democrat
Republican Party
Inter Ocean
Editor Questions Col. Tucker Nomination Loyalty
The writer argues that Murray and the Democrat editor both undermine Col. Tucker by casting doubt on his loyalty to the party. They claim the editor either distrusts Tucker or pretends friendship to ruin his nomination chances. The piece urges clear reasoning over partisan acts.
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Murray
Col. Tucker
Democaré
Col
Tucker
Elkhart Charity Concert Delights Attendees With Music
Elkhart attendees praised a charity concert last Thursday night noting the crowd packed the hall for an intelligent and appreciative program. The event showcased goodwill and a love for music from a generous community.
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Elkhart
Grand Introductory Concert by Amateur Vocal and Instrumentalists
A Milhart home concert featured two pianos, guitars, and vocal duets with performers including Miss Carrie Davenport Miss Florence Davenport Miss Hattie Foster and Messrs A D Brown A M Tucker D J Wile and Wile Berolzhime Among highlighted acts were guitar solos by Prof Way and a grand scena from Verdi They earned about 150 dollars with around 18 dollars in expenses and praise for harmony and technique from the audience.
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Carrie Davenort
Mr. Brown
Bierence Devenport
Fannie Beardsley
Tucker and Bishop
Ash_ er
Hattie Foster
Ercadante
Ella Conn
Vincent Wallace
Carrie
Florence Davenport
iWay
A. J. Way
A. D. Brown
Mattie
Wile and
Berolzhime
Way
Wile
Miss Foster
Farmers urge cash purchases and currency reform
The Keniland Gazette notes the farmer movement reducing credit use and promoting cash transactions. By buying only what is needed, farmers save money and earnings rise. The piece calls on Congress to provide more currency to support cash business and reflects favorable views on the shift away from credit.
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Congress
Keniland
Prisoner Caught A Fellow by the Name of Taney
A prisoner described as having caught a fellow by the name of Taney is noted in a fragmented OCR snippet. The text provides limited context and does not specify location, charges, or outcome.
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Taney
Senator Morton Speech Urges Restraint on Rail Monopolies
The senator proposes limiting railway power this week to shield the public from excessive control. He advocates government action to curb monopolistic practices and safeguard citizens from financial oppression.
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Morton
Deliv
United States
Passenger train runs through to Marion on C. W. & M. line
The C. W. & M. Railroad passenger service now runs from Elkhart to Marion and Goshen with a round trip of about 188 miles. The Marion to Goshen schedule leaves Marion at five in the morning and arrives Goshen at 10 15 a.m. Southbound departs Goshen at 1 10 p.m. and reaches Marion about 7 p.m. Joel Fessen den handles engine changes at Wabash. This section connects with the Pittsburgh, St. Louis & Chicago Railroad.
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Marion
Grant County
Goshen
Elkhart
Joel Fessenden
Wabash
Pittsburgh, St. Louis & Chicago
Goshen Democrat
Castelar Government Presents Toledo Sword to President Grant
The Castelar Government of Spain sent a finely finished Toledo blade to President Grant as a present before surrendering its functions. One side lists battles Grant fought. the other bears the words Let us have peace. The sword features a carved basket-hilt and a plain steel scabbard. Under the Constitution the President cannot accept without Congress approval. an act making him its lawful possessor is expected.
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Castelar Government
Spain
Grant
Toledo
Congress
Inter Ocean
Corresponde nce from Bristol 1874 on mills and church fire
Correspondence from Bristol Indiana dated January 27 1874 reports Rufus Fowler’s death in his checks, milling company troubles settled with Patterson taking possession, and outgoing members debating writing to Greeley about milling. It mentions a church fire at St John’s church narrowly saved, legal threats from O’Hearn, a drunken incident with assault claim, and calls for a new Baxter license to fund a stronger police presence.
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Bristol
Ind
Ephors
Rufus Fowler
Milling Co
Patterson
la Greeley
St. John’s Church
O’hearn
Baxter
Ike
Wo Ald
Massachusetts
Curious exhibitions and political chatter in Goshen and district
A fragment from the Goshen area notes exhibitions at Mons. Faber’s Billiard Palace and political debate on future Congress candidates John H. Baker and Col. Tucker. It cites local sentiment, a Democratic Union quote, and calls for clear public positions amid local bereavement notices and insurer reinsurance moves.
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Mons. Faber
Goshen Times
John H. Baker
Congress
Col. Tucker
Zimes
Tucker
Elkhart
Democratic Union
Col
Charles
William
Elkhart’s Esteemed Taxidermist Earns Local Honor
The article lauds Cuunceit, a renowned taxidermist, for reviving a neglected science branch. It credits his labor with elevating Elkhart’s standing among many towns and urges citizens to support his work to ensure enduring public esteem.
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Elkhart
Elkhart School Board Meeting Minutes Pressed for Compensation
Elkhart Indiana February 3 1874 the school board met in regular session with full attendance. Bills approved include piano use for high school event and broom repairs for 5th Ward school. A recommendation urged Town Trustees to pay $25 yearly compensation to each upcoming School Trustee. A visiting committee for February examinations was named. Adjourned.
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Elkhart
Ind
Henry Wilkenson
5Th Ward
A. Pops
A. Work
Sec
S. Maxon
Treas
Dr. Garvin
E. Molloy
A. M. Tucker
A. Funk
F. W. Miller
J. R. Mather
B. Babb
Davenport
C. H. Chase
Local Names Listed in Post Office Ledger of 1874
A fragment from the Athé Post dated February 4 1874 shows a roster of individuals including Armstrong Henry YArndt William Bender Blake Roberts Chas Edward Roopard Frank Root Custis John Robinson Joseph Casey Reighard Lou Curtis Porter Samuel Swartz Diets William Stahl Sallie E Seth Seeter Peter Christ George Shaner Mary B Greer Sylverious Stubbs Frank Hill Henry S and others. The scrawl resembles a community listing or payroll style register.
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Athé Post ‘Bince
Elkehart
Armstrong Henry Yarndt
William Bender
Blake
Tnne
Roberts Chas Hopping
Edward Roopard
Frank Onal Root
Custis
John Robinson
Joseph Casey
Martin Reighard
Lou Curtis Porter
Stave Co
Cuiler
Samuel Swartz
William Diets
Samuel “Stahl
Sallie
Seth Seeter
Peter Christ
George Shaner
Mary B Greeer
Sylverious Stubbs
Frank Hill
Henry S
King WL
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the Elkhart Observer
Molloy
Emma Molloy
Rh. K. Brush
Kendallville
L. S
M. S
Cleveland
Chicago
Post Office Department
Qur
Lot
Hascall
Nenu A. ParMaTer
P. J. Parwirtr
National Life Insurance Co
Kentucky
South Bend
Ladies Benevolent Society
Prairig
Laporte County
A. Wors
Laeh Thornton Elkhart
Crawford
Oak Hill
Kan
Elkhart Market
H Mackathorn
Bersles Sued de Hay
H. D. Wilson
O. P. Chamberlain
Wilson & Chamiberlain
Attorneys AT Law
Assioiaries Public
Main Street
Vanderlip
Firemen’s Parade
Brodrick’s Opera House
Hull & Arnold's
J. Mish
Timein Ss
Jackson ST
Lorman & Thorp’s
Libley
Eldeae
Main and
Jackson Sts
Clifton House
Merino
B. F. Pritchard
Indianapolis, Ind
Republic
Bill B. F. Pritchard
East
Washington St
ASD
Cheap Cash Store
Elill & Kelley
Hill & Miller
Elkhart, Ind
Brushe
Carbon & Castor
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