Fragmented Historical Advert Auction Prices Listed
Fragmentary OCR lists various newspaper prices and journals such as Weekly Inter Ocean and Ossrnyre with inconsistent values. Mentions include Western Rural, Onstrvenr, Times, and Observer with speculative rates like 2.00 to 3.50, suggesting a catalog of subscriptions or ads rather than a coherent event.
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Ossrnyre
Tngieyspoits Journal
Osean
Sete York Time
Ae Odserver
Eens Wets Magazine
The
Observer
Esac Rece
T Peas People’s Journal
Osssernen Es Ee
Local Paper Expands Reach By Offering Non Chromos Option
The publication announces a plan to boost circulation by offering the newspaper to readers who do not want Chromos, expanding access while maintaining traditional delivery for others.
Chromo offerings from The Weekly Observer appeal to subscribers
The Weekly Observer advertises a one year subscription with five Chromos for 82, a six month option with a Chromo 8x10 for 1, or two Chromos 8x10 plus The Ob Server for 2. A collection of Chromo Lithographs from Berlin depicting American and European scenery and Thorvaldsen inspired works is offered, with one picture given to every new or renewing subscriber for 2.50.
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Weekly Observer
Observer
Berlin
Prussia
Thorvaldsden
Weekly
Paris correspondent: churches become drawing rooms
The Paris correspondent of the Inner Ocean laments that churches have lost religious function as many buildings now serve as drawing rooms rather than places of worship.
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Paris
The
Inner Ocean
Reed obtains La Crosse Democrat building by foreclosure
Mrs Anna A Reed formerly Mrs M M Pomeroy has come into possession of the La Crosse Democrat building through foreclosure of a mortgage.
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Anna A. Reed
M. M. Pomeroy
la Crosse Democrat
Rapid Expansion of Grange Orders in State
During eleven months of last year eight hundred sixty two granges were organized in this State. leaders had believed one hundred would not be organized. The record shows how quickly the order is extending.
President Confirms Chief Justice Waite Nomination Unanimously
The President praised Hon. M. Waite of Ohio as Chief Justice and announced the Senate unanimously confirmed the nomination. Read a sketch of Judge Waite in another section.
President approves repeal of salary act of 1873
The bill repeals all parts of the March 1873 salary act except increases for the President and Supreme Court Justices, restoring Congress and other officials to their former compensation levels.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Questioning Grant's choice of advisers in the era
The South Bend Register comments on possible advisers for Grant and defends his human limits in selecting officials. It names Evarts Pierrepont and Judge Davis as examples and argues the president cannot be omniscient.
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Waite
Cushing
Grant
Wm. M. Evarts
J. Edwards Pierrepont
Judge Davis
South Bend Register
Journal Opposes Liquor Law Change Urges Old Law Sufficiency
The Indianapolis Journal, opposing the enacted temperance law, argues the old statute was effective if enforced and claims drunkenness has materially abated across the state under the new law’s implementation.
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The
Indianapolis Journal
Hi Sweet Ends LaGrange Independent To Join Times
The LaGrange Independent is discontinued and merged into the Sturgis Times. Hi Sweet labored to make LaGrange success, described as energetic and industrious. The note suggests similar efforts elsewhere may prove successful, noting human nature is the same but local differences remain.
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Hi Sweet
LaGrange
Sturgis
Wells Phrenological Journal promotion
An advertising notice extols the Wells Phrenological Journal and Life Illustrated as a premier magazine for human culture and self improvement. It touts a yearly subscription at three dollars and directs readers to R Wells at 389 Broadway New York for enrollment.
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Wells Phrenological Journal
Life
R Wells
Broadway
N.Y
Doctor Honored Across Parties in Colfax Greeting
A remark suggests the people in Colfax would greet a non party tied figure with enthusiasm and deserve the honor of recognizing a doctor, regardless of political affiliation. The quote emphasizes cross party goodwill and the value of a physician in the community.
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LaGrange
Colfax
Republicans lead reform efforts despite Granger ties
The piece argues the claim that Republicans suppress Granger coverage is improbable and false, noting that many Grangers are Republicans and that major reforms in the country originated with the Republican party and were carried through by it.
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Republican
Washington
Grangers
Munchausen Gazette
Republican Party
Demography and loyalty shift amid party scenes
The excerpt notes a colored man formerly arrested for theft pledging loyalty to the Democrats after perceiving courtesy from a Republican voter. He vows to march under Tammany’s banner, claiming no place for rogues in the Republican party and aligning with the Democratic cause.
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Democracy
Squire Barney
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Tammany
Literary Club Meeting Draws Large Attendance
The Literary Club last evening drew more attendees than usual and the paper was highly spoken of by listeners. The Review failed to announce the programme until the meeting, so participants learned their parts only through the Observer and Union. The discussion showed great interest.
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Osserver and Union
Calumet region linked to old naval harbor plan
The region around Wolf Lake traces to a 30 year old designation by Lt. Jeff Davis who reported on a lake harbor site for a naval depot. His War Department record notes the potential for a ship canal outlet to the Ohio and Mississippi and improved drainage on Indiana lands.
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Calumet
Jeff. Davis
Army
Lakes
War Department
Illinois and Michigan Canal
Ohio
Mississippi
Indiana
Wolf Lake
Presidential campaign pits old party regulars against Democrats
The Louisville Courier Journal foresees a clash of two veteran political camps in the next race with Republicans led by long-standing figures and Democrats backed by returning liberal factions. The piece dismisses journalists and envisions Liberal Republicans folding into the old embrace.
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Louisville Courier Journal
Morton
Blaine
Washburn
Conkling
Thurman
Hendricks
Bayard
Controversy Over Morality Claims Between Goshen Democrat and Williams
The Goshen Democrat attacks Gen Reud Williams over past charges regarding Murray. Williams replies in the Indiaman claiming he can substantiate every word. He disputes dragging the Masonic Lodge into the quarrel and calls for others to answer for themselves.
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Goshen Democrat
Reud. Williams
the Indiaman
Times
Democrat
Murray
Thataper
Masonic Lodge
Order
Warsaw
The
Railway report highlights from annual financial review
From the recent annual report of the L. and M.S. Railway the board details earnings, expenditures, and asset status. It outlines revenue by line, depreciation charges, and future capital projects planned for the network.
Upper Tendom Tale Of A Wife In Elegant Dress
A wife of a prominent citizen recalls her removal to Eibuart and prior Detroit Chicago social visits. She attended a rural city dance at the Opera House with her husband wearing a $200 dress, only to hear a belle remark on how humbly and thunderously dressed she appeared on the floor.
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Eibuart
Detroit
Chicago
Inter Ocean outlines Sydney Australia New steam line plans
The Inter Ocean reports H H Hall United States Consul at Sydney and Samuel Samuels NSW Postmaster General traveling via San Francisco. They back a five ship Clyde-built Australia San Francisco line with White Star connection to Liverpool, full Australian mails, five day New York San Francisco express, and 42 day overall trip.
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H. H. Hall
United States
Sydney
Australia
Samuel Samuels
New South Wales
Washington
San Francisco
New York
White Star Line
Liverpool
New Steamship Line
Suez Canal
Red Sea
A. W. Hall
England
Creswell
Mr. Samuels
Pacific Railway
Omaha
Chicago, Rock Island
Chicago
Lake Shore
Michigan
Buffalo
New York Central
Erie
Waite of Ohio a Lawyer Statesman and Politician
Hon M. Waite, Yale ’37 classmate of Evarts and Pierpont, son of Henry M. Waite, former Connecticut Supreme Judge, led a largely quiet political life. A Whig then Republican, he backed Lincoln, ran for Congress in 1862 as an independent against James M. Ashley, and later declined further campaigns to protect his legal practice. He served in the Ohio Constitutional Convention in 1873 and remained active in Republican circles.
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M. Waite
William M. Evarts
Pierpont
Yale
Henry M. Waite
Supreme Judge
Connecticut
Henry Clay
Whig Party
Lincoln
General Assembly
James M. Ashley
Waite
Toledo
Ashley
Ohio Supreme Bench
Republi
Florida Suwanee climate guide by George R. Thratt
Correspondence from Jorpay Elkhart Indiana dated Nov 29 1875 describes Suwanee County Florida climate health and agriculture. It extols sunny weather low fog mild winters frequent sea breezes, lists crops including Scuppernong grapes peaches and sugar cane, cites rail links and local demography, and notes insects reptiles and freedmen conditions.
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Western
Fila
R.J. Jorpay
Elkhart
Inp
Suwanee
Death of Siamese twins in Mount Airy Surrey County NC
A Richmond special reports the death of the Siamese twins at their Mount Airy residence in Surrey County North Carolina on Saturday morning the 17th Chang had been partially paralyzed last fall and debilitated by liquor then grew feeble for days and died suddenly around 4 on Friday night the brothers were bedbound prior to death
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Richmond
Mount Airy
Surrey County
N.C
Chang
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ED. Molloy
Emma Molloy
Enirone
R. K. Brush
People's Journal
L. 8. & M.S. Railway
Suwanee County
Florida
Atlantic
Gulf
Georgia
West
Gulf of Atlantic
South
Columbus
St. Johns River
South Florida
Pracnrs
Corron
Sea Island
Short
Iowa
Jacksonville, Pensacola and Mobile
Jacksonville
Fernandina
Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Cedar Keys
St. Marks
Savannah
Macon and Brunswick
Macon
Atlanta
Great West
Live Oak
Gainesville
Ocala
Brooksville
Tampa
Gzo. R. Thratts
Ehremaining In
Hart
Ind Brown
Carrie Mra
Bently
James D Brow
John Beebe Daniel
Couper
Frank Chew _Thadcons
Doty
Mary Ann Dalton
Ella Ensigr
James Eeders
Sol
Elien
Gari Annie Gainsley
CU Garberrick
Joseph Greenley
W Hacnel
William Hibshman
Henry , Hirishman
Magdelena Hibshman
Mary Hall
Nyra Hall
Johnathan Hearshburg
Jacob Hay
John Holderman
F Hoover
Anna Jackson
Adeline dJato
Elks Fan
Marks JC ‘Mager Laoh McGrath
Capt Morris
William Martes
William Nolen
JB Landis
Livengood
Landon Maggie Brow Patton
Charles N Polhamus
Phil Poorbaugh
Susie Parker
Sarah
Pavwers
Rose Powell
Rose Roberts
Joel C Reninger
Kate Reninger
A J—2
Stocker
Carl Staatesman
Samuel Shuman
Ellapes
Eaat Ongenberg
Henry Strong
Walburga Gopper
Joseph F Vanburen
Manfred Vanalstine
Annie
C. A. Lambert
Goshen
Ind
Elkhart County
S. G. Webber
GENT
Protection Life Inc. Co
Elkhart and
St. Jo
Dr. Harrington
Post
J. A. Work
M. D
CHS Corner
Prairie
Robert J. Culverwell
CHAS
J.C. Kline & CO
Bowery
F. Pritchard
Indianapolis, Ind
Pensions
Republic
B. F. Pritchard
East
Washington St
Indianapolis
Cincinna “Ms
Wabash & Michigan R. R. Fleet
Lake Shore & Michig
Wealittsburgh
Fort Way
New Paris
Milford
SilverL'k
Manche’r
Wavasl
An Southern Railway
Chicago Railroad
General Insurance Office
Conley’s Block
Eibe Insurancie
Crrerent
Tudin EG
Europe
Firemen’s Parade
Brodrick’s Opera House
Hull & Arnold’s
J. Mish
Erraxart County
George B. Wood
Sherman Swaney
C. W
Concord Township
Said County
Ww. A.p
Btill & Kelley
Hill & Miller
Main Street
Neemigals
Carbon & Castor
Rock Island & Pacific Railrroad
Joliet
Morris
LaSalle
Peru
Henry Lacon
Pecsria
Geneseo
Moline
Rock Island
Davenport
Wuscntine
Lori City
Grinnell
Newtos
Des Moines
Council Bluffs & Omaha
Union Pacific Railway
Denver
Salt Lake City
Sacramento
Pacific Coast
Omaha,Leavenworth & Atchison Express
Wed Sea Peru
Omaha & Leavenworth
We. m
Kansas Line
Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific Railroad Co
Leavenworth
Atchison and Chicaco
Kansas Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Central Branch
Union Pacific
Atchison & Nebraska
Kansas, Indian Territories
Colorado
New Mexico
States
Canada
A.M. Surra
Mich
Southern Railway
Michigan Divis
Ee- Grand Rapids Express
Grand Rapids
AIR Line Division
Wray Fe Veight
Nous Air Line
New York Express
Carecere Eeves
Atlantic Expréss
Pacific
Chicago ‘Express
Vastness Ealamazoo Division
iTun
Kckhart
Air Line Feam
Lansing
Jonesville
Homer
Albion
Baton Rapids
Adrian
Monroe
Jackson
White E Figgon
Three Rivers
Palentisng
Walley & Carter
Ean
MNAS
Lakers
Pau
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