Trichina Findings From Chicago Hog Survey
Two Chicago microscopists report on 100 hogs for trichina prevalence. Eight infected, all in the tenderloin. some cases heavy. Affected dogs not generally unhealthy. Microscopy the only infallible detection method. aphorous acid kills worms and permeates ham. Recommend its use in pickle for curing hams. thorough cooking essential.
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Chicago
H. F. Atwood
State Microscopical Society
W. T. Belfield
Rush Medical College
Supreme Court delays prompt justice prompt reform proposed
The article discusses reform ideas to speed Supreme Court decisions by adding judges or establishing intermediate appellate courts. Gen Hovey’s plan would appoint five five lawyers per district to prepare case records and cite authorities, funded by docket fees, with a streamlined process to limit delays. It also notes a spectacle from Cleveland where Kellogg and Cary star in Aida at the Strakuech opera, drawing an enthusiastic crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Temple of Justice
Justice of Peace
Circuit Court
Appellate Court
Gen. Hovey
Supreme Beach
Sapreme
Supreme Judge
Betlotnens Fe
Kellogg
Cary
Cleveland
Strakuech Opera
Aida
Miss Kelloge
Miss Cary
Anorit
Kelloge
Aseon
Annie Louise
Miss Kellogg
Liver Pills for Hepatitis and Liver Complaint Relief
Advertises liver pills claimed to treat hepatitis liver ailments dyspepsia and headaches. Promotes benefits and relief for digestive issues and head discomfort with emphasis on internal liver support.
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver Item in 19th Century Ad
The notice describes liver disease symptoms including right and left side pain under ribs, shoulder blade pain, poor appetite, constipation with alternating laxatives, headaches, memory loss, fatigue, cold feet, prickling skin, low spirits, and distrust of remedies. It promotes Dr McLane's Liver Pills as a cure and warns to beware of imitations, claiming authenticity via red wax seal and proper labeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Simpson
Louisville
Murray ST
York
Leasing and editorials on 1880 race and Blaine
A Fort Wayne notice reviews newspaper editorials on US politics. The Cincinnati Commercial backs Sherman for president in 1880 with Halstead support. Indianapolis Journal critiques a Buarne committee. Chicago Inter Ocean lauds its quality despite politics. A Washington report says Blaine’s committee will not meet without funding and will dissolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Joan Sherman
Halsteap
Sherman
Washington
Chicago
Inter-Orean
Blaine
Senate
Buaine
Aspirants for Berlin Mission Expanded by Noted Names
The Berlin mission candidate list grows beyond earlier Sentinel print with added figures including ex Senator Henderson Missouri General Banks Massachusetts Chas Norvoort New York Herald Fe Stepway poet Oliver Wensadel Homes T B Aldrich and W D Howes editor of the Atlantic Monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sentinel
Henderson
Missouri
Gen. Banks
Massachusetts
Chas, Norvoort
The
New York Herald
Stepway
Oliver Wensadell Homes
T. B. Aldrich
W. DD. Howes
Atlantic Monthly
Blaine attacked in Cincinnati Gazette attack piece
The Cincinnati Gazette accuses Blaine of imposture and claims he used speech resolutions to shift work onto others. The piece contends Blaine sought a sensational display while avoiding real committee leadership, undermining Blaine and undermining Mr Rant's demonstration.
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Cincinnati
Prayer fest boosts courage as governor's recovery reported
A prayer festival spreads nationwide and believers heed Prof Tyxnays's challenge. In South Carolina and Virginia days of prayer for Gov. Wade Hampton’s recovery were observed as telegrams note healing wounds and growing hope for his convalescence.
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Tyxnays
South Carolina
Virginia
Wadeh
We- Ton
Unclear Financial Reform Debate Amid Currency Talks
Fragmented OCR reads discuss Alfa Stephens arguing against untied spending and advocating silver certificate use as legal tender. It mentions three blocks of Dadlion sil beauified and delays before currency reform, aiming to aid business and industrial interests with sound money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALFA
Stephens
Dle
Wwe
Sambowe
Adjourning Adjournment Sparks Call for Election Law Probe
Error laden report cites SOUTHARD proposing a house resolution seeking details on deputy marshals and supervisors at recent elections. It questions their tenure and costs, asserts electioneering by officials compromised freedom, and urges Congress to act to curb abuses and federal pay draws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counsess Nia Southard
House
Congress
Aimed at Mr Bhaink and the like in Maine politics
The passage questions Baink's abilities and contributions to national welfare, asking if he produces, farms, invents, or helps government saving measures. It accuses him of agitator tactics and demagoguery, and asks whether he promotes peace or stirs sectional division for self gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Maine
Blalne
Congress
Perth
Une Sentir
BeAarng
Pax
Debts of British Cities Tally Heavy Municipal Burdens
The article notes Britain faces mounting municipal and corporate debt with London and several major cities carrying large sums. It highlights the strain on the supreme court as business volume grows, delaying cases and exhausting litigants with strong actions. It cites Gen. Hovey’s labor-reduction plan as worthy of careful consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
London
Liverpool
Manchester
Leeds
Eels
Brartford
Bristol
Hislifax
Koltow
Larighitor
Birminghams
Oldham
Salford
Hochdale
Huddersfield
Wolverhampton
Preston
Newcastle
Blackburn
Ashton
Sunderland
Swansea
Wales
Defending Ware Hampton and South Carolina Democracy
Samuel Acox of Charleston writes to the New York Herald urging support for Ware Hampton and democratic rule in South Carolina. He criticizes northern interference, argues peace current in the state, and condemns unlimited suffrage as a mistake. He asserts blacks outside political circles favor stable democratic governance and peaceful relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. Cox
Charleston
S. C
New York Herald
Ware Hampton
South Carolina
Boarne
Samuel Alcox
Silver bill debate ends with expected debt relief gain
The discussion recalls claims that refunding with lower interest bonds would harm public credit. Secretary Schurz argued the treasury's refunding would continue, with about 8101,000,000 of four percent bonds sold and being issued. He said six percent bonds called in would be replaced by four percents, saving interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God Bugs
New York
Schurz
Cincinnati
Treasury
Suerwan
John Sherman's Tactics and Bank Graft Allegations
A Washington dispatch claims Secretary Sherman faces criticism over First National Bank of New York favors. It cites bank profits from government moneys and possible stock transfers, urging a full congressional investigation amid party speakership buzz and royal family notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAN Romlod
Sherman
First National Bank
Joan Stewan
Mr. Hewitt
Hewitt
Congress
Mackay Funded Good Works In Europe And America
A New York Times London letter recounts Mackay and actor Florence aiding a weary Italian with coins after a long trek. The tale extends to Mackay financing a failed European music venture, then rewarding a ship doctor and supporting legal printing costs and distribution reforms for the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Mackay
Mr. Florence
Italy
Wayfarer
Florence
Califorian
MackKay
Europe
America
Joss
Losan
New York
Eveyacera Bank
Proclamations Warrants Pardons and Officiating Officers Report
The secretary of state's annual report lists 2 proclamations issued and attested, 48 warrants, 62 requisitions, 108 pardons, 24 remissions, 6 commutations, 2 respites, and 10,568 state, judicial and county officers commissions. It notes 1,852 justices of the peace and 814 notaries public, with payments on requisitions for public pay under a contract dated July 1, 1877 lasting sixteen months.
Advertising and its power in the trade world
A compilation of quotes highlighting liberal advertising as essential to success. Benjamin Franklin and others argue that promotion drives fortune, noting that newspapers and printed notices attract customers, while idle merchants miss opportunities. The text frames advertising as a window into a shop and a cost effective investment.
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Philadelphia
Boone
Baraca
Stewart
Puccers
Lola Soeak
Benjamin Franklin
Vinederhilt
Danburyers
Bailey
Disappointed runegushing state house architects pamphlet issued
A forthcoming pamphlet from the runegushing state house architects nears release. The document, already in type, has been shown in proofs to several sympathisers and is described as highly controversial and explosive. Detroiter Spruzue and Myers were in Washington, with rumors of Cincinnati figures sharing confidential details about a private seance related to the matter.
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State House
Philippic
Hellgate
Spruzue and Myers
Detroit
Washington City
Jin Woodward
Cincinnati
Ehquives
Somers
Iis
Newey Ovens Vreniteers
Nerex
Unclear Text Card From Fragment
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Dr Bulls Coueh Syrup and Vernon, but details are unreadable. No clear event or names to summarize into a valid news card.
Sentinel notes Mason family and local changes
The Sentinel reports Mir Masset new in town and references Mr Ben Mason as father to Tyler Mason. It notes wealth shifts and local efforts to aid Pvier amid troubles, while depicting a somber view of life changes and reflections on order in the community. A vague portrait of local figures and economic strain is presented.
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Wanis
Baetis
Marton
Fontaine
Tyas
Mir Masset
Ben Mason
Tyler Mason
Lemberance
Ron
Unclear historical note on political tension and social unrest
A garbled report describes widespread distress among workers as reductions and strikes deepen poverty. It notes competing parties debating foreign policy amid a tense political landscape and fears of a disastrous outcome from the strained situation.
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Leoaton
Congress Drunken Debates Highlight Sayler and Walker
The Cleveland reader reports Milton Sayler appeared in the house intoxicated and argued over a joke about Michigan’s internal revenue. Friends blame the alcohol for his parliamentary skill decline. Also mentioned is Gilbert C. Walker, noted for lack of sobriety affecting his speech this session.
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Cleveland /reader
Washington
Milton Sayler
Conger
Michigan
Congress
Gilbert C. Walker
Price's Cream Baking Powder Endorsement Ad
Caution not necessary. Price's Cream Baking Powder yields better bread biscuits and cakes than any other. Its purity allows any amount to be crept with perfect safety and no detriment to the food. Households seeking true economy will use Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder.
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Price
Dr. Price
Molman Named Favorite for 1880 Ohio Governor Nomination
Lawrenceburg correspondent notes that Hon. Win S. Molman will be nominated by a caucus for governor in 1880. He is described as the man for the position and the choice of supporters.
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Lawrenceburge
Cincinnati
Present State Officers Prepare Retirement Timetable
The present state officers will retire in sequence with John E. B. Neff departing January 17 as secretary, Ed Henderson leaving January 26 as auditor, and Col. B. C. Shaw stepping down February 10 as treasurer. John G. Shanklin of Evansville will replace Neff, while Gen. Mahlon D. Manson of Crawfordsville, Henderson, and William Fleming will follow Shaw.
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John EB. Neff
Ed. Henderson
Col
B.C. Shaw
John G. Shanklin
Evansville
Mr. Neff
Mahlon D. Manson
Crawfoniaville
Henderson
William Fleming
Shaw
Confessing Many Serious Crimes by Richards in Jail
Stephen D. Richards in jail in Stembenville, Ohio, admits nine serious crimes over three years. He claims first near Sand Hills, Nebraska, where he fought a man. later killing Mrs. Harden and her three children in October. He describes mutilations, impeaching others’ involvement, and asserts further murders and poisonings.
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Cincinnati
Stephen D. Richards
Stembenville
Hirelson
Kearney
Neb
Sand Hills
Richards
Juan
Havelson
Texas
Warnade
Harelson
Peter
Serson
Tre
Sheridan and the Parliaments of a Great Patriot Tale
An historical vignette recounts Sheridan and fellow Saeridans dining after an opera as political maneuvers loom. A father counsels against risky patriot theatrics while Tom schemes to influence parliament and evade a treasurer’s suspicions amid a half mile from Hounslow Heath.
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Canite
Tom
Jake
Sheridaar
Hounslow Heath
Monew
Pane
Peake
Parallels Between Lewes and Bayard Taylor Dying This Month
Didisacous News notes the parallels between George Henry Lewes and Bayard Taylor who both died this month. Both were renowned scholars, Lewes the best in Britain and Taylor the best in America, with prolific linguistics and wide literary involvement.
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George Henry Lewes
Bayard Taylor
Moenti
Chernin
Lewes
Great Britain
Taylor
Theometres
Goethe
Lawes
Tin
Democracy of Ohio debates Thurman and Hendricks
In Ohio the democratic crowd weighs Thurman against Hendricks as notices rise for 880. The piece argues the state’s wide array of men supports a wise, single focus and praises Bull’s Cough Syrup as superior, noting its 26 cent price and popular demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Thurman
Hendricks
First Ohio born man dies as Bayard Taylor recalled
The St Louis Globe Democrat notes the death of the first white man born in Ohio and recalls Bayard Taylor. It mentions Taylor's Thackeray anecdote and references his Atlantic Monthly sketch. It then lists a legislature’s business class roles by occupation in Senate and House totaling 100.
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Ohi
Ohio
Bayard Taylor
Thackeray
America
Taylor
London
Atlantic Monthly
St. Louis
Thacker
Senate
House of Representatives
The Burlesque Echoes of Evangeline and Hiawatha
A review notes Ratio Hill’s large cattle investments and Cody as a leading Nebraska stock raiser. Evangeline’s Zour Fisherman dominates scenes with grotesque looks and silent humor. The piece explains how two pantomime pedestrians failed to amuse in Hiawatha, ending their run.
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Ratio Hill
Mgr
Cody
Nebraska
Boston
New York
Zour Fisher
Indiana News Briefs From Park County to Delphi
Park county plans a new courthouse and jail while Crawfordsville hosts four colored dramatic clubs. A Newport hog pair weighs 800 pounds in total. Delphi reports alarming scarlet fever cases. Geographical contests replace spelling bees across the state. A Confederate spelling book from Atlanta 1863 reaches Evansville Public Library. Boonville’s Building and Loan Fund Association files articles. An Indian girl in Wabash county seeks a white husband to share work. no other bidders.
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Park County
Colored Dramatic Club
Crawfordaville
Newport
Delphi
Atlanta
Gla
Evansville
Boonville
Loao Fund Association of
Ind
Catholic World Starts Year With Strong Magazine Mix
The issue opens with diverse pieces from Rome to Ireland including Rome's Recruits Italy and the Pope Two Famous Deans and a feature on Technical Education. Felix Dupanloup The Year of Our Lord 1878 and Pearl with Christmas stories Babette and Tom French's Christmas at Curraghglass move the collection. Also includes From an Irish Country House a Epiphany poem and Art Sonnets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Dean Swift
Jean Stanley
Felix Dupanloup
Uts
Tom French
Curraghglass
Women Teachers Earn Higher or Equal Pay on Averages
The article notes that Boston women teachers have the highest average weekly salary at 815.59 year round with some weeks reduced by vacations. It compares wages across states, citing St. Louis and Michigan where men’s pay differs, while in Michigan women earn 28.79 monthly less in some districts. It concludes women face limited advancement in many cities yet overall have little to complain about in teaching roles.
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Boston
Jarge
Phe Wott
Califonia
Nevada
Arizona
St. Louis
Maine de Mille
Pennsylvania
Massachusett
Michigan
Man Falls From Horse as Train Strikes Bridge
On a Sunday evening Adams rode from Columbia toward Houston on horseback while Flo chose the railroad track. A bridge lacked flooring and Adams was thrown, his stirrup foot caught, he lay trapped under the bridge as a train approached. Rescued at sunrise, he was near death from injuries and shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Columbia
Lincoln Pass Renewal Letter From Abandoned Wheelbarrow
A fragment from the Lincoln era collection presents a February 13 Springfield note to Morgan, Supt. of the Alton Road. The missive asks for a season pass renewal and humorously requests repair of a broken wheelbarrow and replacement of a chalked hat, signed “AS LINCOLN.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Woomington Paniagtsph
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago and Alton Road
Bloomington
Alton Road
Springfield
Morgan
A. Railroad
Sam
John
Fortification funds rise and academy bill advances
The fortification contingent expense clause rises by 15000 and arming forts appropriation grows from 125000 to 2540,000. The military academy bill was started but not finished and is expected to be completed at tomorrow's vesperon and reported to the senate later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veseron
May Fiske Dress Controversy Sparks Montreal Censure
May Fiske's British blonds faced severe censure in Montreal over supposed scant attire. Fiske retorted that their dress was in necked order of planning and propriety, reflecting era debate on public decency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Fiske
Montreal
Niw Fiske
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