Political shift and celebrations after ward results
By ten pm yesterday Bookstaver’s anti Dutch stance doomed the Democratic ticket. Republicans and independent Democrats celebrated in Osagrygn rooms with returns favoring Supervisor Husesell and Mayor Jones. A civic banquet and speeches followed as crowds gathered at homeowners’ residences.
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Dr'a Williams
Cronyn
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Salvation Army Defeated in Corning and Ohio Flood Cartoons
A fragmented column notes the Salvation Army defeat in Corning Steuben county where a kerosene lamp explosion destroyed barracks in front of 2000 people. Nasr appears in Harper weekly with political cartoons on Ohio flood disasters. The piece critiques public servants and mentions the unveiling of Longfellow bust and state paper subsidies.
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Satan
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Harper
Ohio
McCarthy Sells Carriage Horse and Store Fixtures
Jas McCarthy will auction a six year old carriage horse carriage sleighs delivery wagon and store fixtures on Saturday March 8 1864 at 2 o clock in Dunkirk Indiana. The sale will be held at McCarthy's China Fall location with items listed in the auction catalog.
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Martin
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Dunkirk
Grant Hendee
Fredowia
T. J. Duggan
Forestville
John Foas
Third Street
Jas
McCarthy
China
Second Ward Election Shows Dishonest Politicians
The result in the second ward exposes politicians who for a month have regaled themselves on free beer on Dutch Hill to be paid for by votes on March 4. When payment came, they repudiated their obligations. A Newbrand lesson: men who sell votes for beer cannot be trusted.
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Dutch Hill
Tamestown Election Yields Trustees and Charter Vote
Jamestown March 4 over 1200 votes cast J J Whitney and John Kofod Republicans and A M Lowry Democrat elected trustees Propositon to adopt a city charter carried by twenty majority Village officers chosen without regard to politics Assessors named Boulton Sanford and Johnson.
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J. J. Whitney
John Kofod
A. M. Lowry
Messrs Boulton
Sanford and Johnson
Vicinity Haps And Mishaps From Villenova News
Grainy notes recount a Villenova bull purchase by Martin T. Wilecox, a Texas confiscation claim for Mrs. Crowden, a Meadville barn fire worth about 1000 dollars, a Dr Calvin horse loss, a cold rescues by firemen, an eggs preserving method from Wheatland, and a Washington's Birthday dance at Balcoms Corners hotel with calico prize winners from Hanover and Villenova.
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Calvin
Thompson
Balcom’s Corners
Villenove
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Hanover
Marle Dennison
Villenova
Artemus Ward Advice to a Southern Conductor
An Artemus Ward tale recalls his tip to a southern railroad conductor soon after the war. With trains slow on a stretched line, Ward jokes about detaching the cow catcher and mounting it at the rear to prevent a cow from biting a passenger, a humorous quip on safety and speed.
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Artemus
Time's Changes Shadow Memory of the Famous
The article laments Time erasing the fame of great leaders and statesmen from Clay to Webster and even celebrated living figures who fade from memory as new events and steamship progress bury the past. It reflects on oblivion that follows prominence and dates of public life.
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Davis
Porter’s Roof Blackmail Ends In Bank Rejection
A Detroit porter at a wholesale dry goods house on Jefferson Avenue schemes to extort $17 000 from his senior partner by threatening to push him from a roof. The partner’s check is refused by the bank after the porter’s bold ploy fails. The would be blackmailer flees across the river and is now a wanderer on foreign shores.
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Detrait
Two Peculiar Georgians Attract Local Curiosity
A living skeleton near Keno Haber shaw county weighs 56 pounds at age 22 and has never been sick. He eats with avidity but his food is only half digested and he never leaves his home. His parents indulge him as he stands six feet tall. A second resident in a northern county believes he is in a frigid zone, wearing heavy clothing, always carries an umbrella, and avoids rain and cold, claiming it keeps him from freezing.
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Habershaw County
Eggshell Market Report Cracked by Clever Girl
A Greenville child peeled a boiled egg to find imprinted words that formed a market report on the shell. The paper notes the absurdity of a hen refusing to lay unless eggs quote at 40 cents a dozen. Papillon Manufacturing Co. advertises Papiton Cat Tarnn Cone in the issue via Lyon Bros. and Light & Harper.
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Chicago
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Light & Harper
Black Mountain House Fire Roars Through Campton
In Jotet Rurmed New Hampshire February 6 the Black Mountain House at Campton burned yesterday morning causing an estimated loss of 15000 dollars. The building was fully insured. In Panama February 7 Congress declared Rafael Muniz elected president of the republic. In Amissu Ram Maine February 26 the Hamiltonite Woolen Company mill workers began a strike with about twelve hundred spinners involved.
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Republic
Sixteenth Annual Woman's Suffrage Convention Opens
In Wasuixaton on Maree 5 the sixteenth annual session of the Woman's suffrage convention met yesterday with delegates from twenty states. Susan Agtid preached as committees were appointed and the convention expected to stay in session several days.
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Women‘s Convention
Wasuixaton
Maree
Woman's Suffrage Convention
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Trade and Markets Report From Cleveland and Nearby Cities
Cleveland and Chicago markets show steady flour and wheat prices with mixed grades. Cattle, hogs, and pork prices ease while lard and meats hold firm. corn and oats shift with varied bids.
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Travelers Guide Dake Shore Railroad Takes Effect Nov 13 1885
Dake Shore Railroad schedule details take effect Sunday November 13 1885. Assignment city debt compromised with items listed in the travel guide style. The fragment mentions Liabilities $12005 nominal assets $14000 and notes a debt in Helen Arkansas with a value of £220,000 at 16 8 conte, creditors involved.
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Tinke Shore
Lirriz Rock
Ark
Davis &Ketcher
Helen
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