Republican County Conventions Warn and Nomination Talks
A battered OCR page outlines Republican conventions for Carroll and Davies counties with delegate calls, candidate lists for state and county offices, and notices of primaries in Freeport. It lists names, wards, and dates, plus multiple self announcements for county positions and endorsements, all dated July 4, 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson Counsty
Freeport
Upara
Kresport
OW O'slock
Chewit
Shates
Coroney
Gleck Delaguer
Aleplenson Baty
Poule Mona
Olecalt Glerk
Btate
Goronor
Mer
Germany
Cho
Alladt Pegard
Cauucases de Bel
Dan
Deléjades
Enery
Enut
Sharmire
Tal
Woslouny
Rigtgert
Duyore Elbeenn i Brown
Holendar
Aga
Freees Hook
Silva Drake
KU Walker
Florence
Sassenne Deffergan
Loran
Tio Reebok
Butghann
Chalrnin
Rock Grove Waddinns
Carroll
Duc Daviess
Ranpor
General Assembly
Davies Stephenmaay
Ordeec Detogates
Ieee
Onas
Wart
Stephenson
Test
Ann
Protection and Northern industry shape Southern fortunes
The piece argues for protective tariffs to develop Southern manufacturing, noting New England’s water power and industrial success, and criticizing tariff opposition as hindering cotton and furniture manufacturing. It cites wage gains in Wisconsin Michigan and Illinois, and laments South’s reliance on cotton and foreign markets while neglecting home production. It urges unity for protection to attract capital and lift regional prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Europe
Hey
New York
Ohio
New Jersey
Vannsylvania
Delvers
Belcome Lords
Island Furnaces
Miday
Wisconsin
Michigan
Llinoid
Indiana
Texas
Chicago
South
Hamilton
Foralgi
Brooklyn Laundries Report on Work and Conditions
In vivid downtown interviews a reporter visits a Chinese family laundry in Atlantic and a native Brooklyn laundry. Workers describe warm, crowded drying rooms, hand washing, and rising demand for white goods. A native boss discusses hours, pay, and the shift from home washing to professional service while noting increasing employment and the temperate but hot working environment. The piece contrasts steam and hand methods and includes brief local notices on prizes, missing persons, and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nano Janes
Fey
Saul Tie
Timon
Botivean
Frort
Pandageway
Methodist
Atlantic
Jose
Bulton Street
Mons
Syutem
Dave
Brooklyn
NAMES FOR COINS. New York conductor explains coin slang
A Brooklyn streetcar conductor details the varied coin slang used by riders and staff. He names denominations from nickels and dimes to trade dollars and fly cents, describing terms like phink, cartwheel, and mid gets. He notes encounters with counterfeit and odd pieces and shares humorous anecdotes about the changing currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Pasenger
Aelked
Convas
New York
Cocaine's Rise and Risks in Medical Practice
A Chicago News excerpt argues cocaine, though dangerous, is a potent medical aid for anaesthesia and certain diseases. It warns of the habit risk, notes its potential benefits with proper use, and predicts future understanding and value within twenty years. It also mentions olives and pickling as unrelated culinary notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Two boys feed elephant as elder shares peanuts
Two young boys watch an elephant at the zoo or circus. The elder offers the animal several peanuts and the younger asks to give the other tail some nuts. The scene captures a simple, curious moment between children and a large creature.
Inside the Patterson spring pavilion and urban tales in New York
A letter from Bara editor Felix Oldboy recounts spotting Jay Gould and Dr Munn at a spring pavilion, notes on John Hopes’ Napoleon prints, and details about the Quartette club of historians. The piece ends with a reflection on sermons, repetition, and a news item about Lincoln county pirates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biya
Bara. Toga
Wile Ariting
New Patterson Spring
Jay Gould
Dr. Munn
States
Topps Trea
York Beach
of Indies
Formon
David
Felix Oldboy
New York Post
COUNTY CULLINGS AND LOCAL NEWS IN CEDARVILLE
Cedarville reports from Prom Our Own Correspondent letter a string of local notices. Miss Tish Pepper of Cedarville dies at twenty old. A long list of visits, shifts, and social events among residents, church notes, and a note on a large harvest excursion announcement by the Chicago & North-Western Railway for western lands and soil fertility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedarville
Prom
Peppermian
Ladlovmo
Minn
Ionesco
Moranda Addams
Clara Young
Philadelphia
Adteis
Miss Young
Lyn
Tamby
Wilber
J. Weber Addams
Elf Aettlers
Geore Bruce
Bondar
Millerabuarg
Aditniuel Lupold
Jotoot
Sam Hrmold
Ben Lied
Dinhuah Smith
May Beylor
Cyrus Telchart
al Thins
Codarville & Badkoyo Marchtag Eauly
Codarville
Mas Maho Dappea
Laure Fomerone
Dakota
Corkins
Chicago
Albertsted
Sr Miller
Davia
JW Oban
Dreads
Rie Watson
Mand Andre
Freeport
Jase Wok
Lowrey
Dr Bobb
Heck City
Lash
TD Stiver
Lenk
John
Sanne
Otto Ty Pole
Rollo Felfer
Shannon
Damascus
Mra Lucey Allen
Minnesota
Mus Nas Harris
Lana
Mini Mieser
Nichols
McCounells
Ldran
Damascus Lyceum
Inston
Antush
Midison
Avs Myers
Daughiters
Ald Lyome
Loft Bird
Himsa
Harlem Centar
fMownehe
Brewantialls
Ward
Chicago & North- Western Railway
Lown
Blackills
Nebraskia
Wyoming
Colorado
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Electric Bitters and Cholera Remedy Promoted by Local Druggists
Local druggists tout Electric Bitters as the best remedy with many testimonials, claiming cures for rheumatism liver and kidney troubles. Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is praised as highly effective for summer bowel issues, with several endorsements. Special travel tickets offered for Northern Minnesota and surrounding areas, with agent contact for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Abratain Mare
Bellville
Maunert & Burrell
Mimmaert & Burrell
McLeord
Memingford
Neb
Chamberlain
Emmert & Barreth
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Port Daily Journal
Preeport, Ill
RA Wiirs
Secratiry
Irony
Sbitly
Thera
Keeton
Alalegues
Slaphenson County
Witaxdi
Vred
Olientz
States Attornay
Tin
Fry
Laird
Polly Open Frou
Bot. Wemsy
LM. Devore
Minky Lac Ratatr
Ars
Coldhitteamen
Gratetelly
Mindfil
Airandy
Quyself
Chrealt Gaerk
Dragorder
Republican County
Merk
Sipuensey County
Bienheuser County
Oscar i
Draud
S E VY
Buttman RL
Ee Ligraby
Annoutica
Igaelf Aga
Ray Unity Convention
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Baldwin
vDjce
Caraner
Step Pitepugean
Hepubltenytty
Sheraby
Bcumiulo
Roner
Blephenson
TNA
Tireel
EL. Edwards
Elta
Ull
Israél
Menorth
Egypt
Towyer
England
Chicago Herald
Morelos
Brooklyn Laundries
John Chinaman
Towle
Nawnanansiri Prtz
Roosevelt
Wits
Hilana Mus
Tipton
Liv
Joel A. Mayden
White Cape
Trojon
Daniel Murry
John Baex
Madison Township
White Cap
Omer Davis
Valenos
Bown
Corte Wuetor
Rtthie
Hho
Albert Hf
Canby
Paris
Francis Wilson
Cutie
Janay Bo
A. London Magazine
Lincoln County
Cal
Eall
Michigan Central
Niagara Falls
New York Central
Boston & Albany
Boston
Toronto
Canadian Pacific
Montreal
Clark Street
Randolph
Lake Street
Chicagro
Elinoi- Freeport
Roelkilord
UALS
LE Rockford Business College
Freeport College OF Commerce
Northwest
Otles
Winans & Stoddard
Rockford
Ill
G.M
St. Paull'y
Iowa
Montana
Nebraska
Kansas
Bwaairy
Ag’t
My-Te
Peoples’ Column
South Mekota
Winslow
Vox
Willow
CIEAS
Nod
Harn
Cirrage
Howuis
My Hin
Briek
Malbarn
Wilayt Streck Tire
Marwari
Udneulh
Tvane Anil
Ohaleo
Stephenson Street
Salem
Taylor and
Henderson Streets
Salh
Ife
Towa
Linsley
Oleayo Street
Ren
Itz Union Beaih
Belta
Englsdwy
Egyulre
W. Racy
North Gales
Clay Street
Nous
Call
C. B
Overly
Elght
Ain General Fontainars
P. W. Rockey
Sap
Galenat
Adams St
Union St
Auaidy
Ganze
S. W. Chapman
G. An
Septe x Co
Bongye & Schwarz
Freeport, Illinois
Tlder Mane Amonean Low Trial Co
Thas Fans DT
Oatital Pald
Siover
Das M
Hatley
Pottlerew
Daines Bhatt
Outer
AL Obliga
Halley
Dilcrest Coupans Gasbedt &T Pir
Eile WE Bank of Miowlin Lini
Prenpart
Wwe
Uci Man Qowles
K. Smeeth
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