Banks of New York hold funds beyond legal bounds
A reported sum of 18 820 000 is said to be kept in excess of legal requirements by New York banks. Several other scattered items include the death of Dr W O Baldwin former AMA president in Montgomery Alabama and a levy on Martin Lroms household goods in Sedatin Missouri for a 7 rent debt. A Queen and Crescent gauge change affects Cincinnati to Meridian.
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New York
W. O. Baldwin
American Medical Association
Montgomery
Aln
Sedatin
Martin Lroms
Cincinnatii
Meridian
Miss
Andress Carnegie
Allegheny City
Music Hall
Rock Church
Chicago
New Orleans
Washington Boulevard
Russell
Indianapolis
Wittsburg
Ita
Lake Winnepesaukes
New Hampshire
Rev. T. CO. Jerome
Gona
Davia
Tonnesaco
Postoffico Department
Milada
Yun Yun
Monouitoo
W B. Porter
Mattoon
Itt
Berlin
Otto & Houttner
Woodlyards
Wishear & Colbury
Louisville & Nashvills Road
Louisville
New Orleana
Northwestern Fertilizing Company
Old Basin
Abrott Court
Public Health Notice and Local Ads in 1880s Freeport
Public notice bans filthy premises within ten days with fines for noncompliance. Reeded items include local ads for coffee, potatoes, silk mills, cures for piles, and school district election details. Multiple products and medical remedies advertised, plus a church and local business promotions.
Keynote to Health Cough and Lung Syrup Offered
Ho sanka's Cough and Lung Syrup claims to cure coughs colds pains in the chest bronchitis and primary consumption with relief to every case. Sold by Hoebel and Moogk at 50 cents and one dollar with free samples offered.
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Tlealth Ig Wealth
K. Hosanka
Hoebel & Moogk
Elastern Schooner Cleared With Flags Flying In Portland
Acting Secretary Muirchild ordered the Canadian schooner Elatern released after a customs detainment scrutiny at Portland. The History case involved payment of telegram costs and no evasion of law was intended, while the Doughty dispute drew sharp criticism from owners over perceived delays and official response.
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Elatern
Furlows
Farrabhild
Portland
Anderson
Cap Els
Doughty
Eile M
Modesty as a Weakness in a Migsix Aplpl Leader Speech
In Washington City on May 41 the House heard Allen of Migsix aippl praise modesty while pressing for leadership in a dairy farming district. He urged Democratic friends to choose him as leader, declaring he would follow if chosen. The speech included humor and applause as he argued for protecting the cow industry and opposing fraud against it. The day also covered inaugurations and a range of bills on oleomargarine, taxation, and mail transmission.
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Wasiiaron City
Allen
New York
Hiscork
Lehald
Illinois
Townabenil
The Lure of Cockalagno and the Land of Goole Nine
A distorted verse shows a mock epic of Cockalgno and Goole Nine, with bold images of arches, pillars, and ornate plaster work. It mocks labor joy and civic life through surreal geography and scattered sounds. The piece mentions New York Sin and parodic names as it wanders through a fanciful land.
Barnum's Pigs Feet Breakfast Legend Told
A fragmented 19th century tale recounts Barnum’s joke on pig feet for breakfast. Barnum orders a pig foot dish prepared by a chef, insisting seven hours boiling and careful wrapping. Pharbus shares the story, noting kings and hotel guests sampled the famed pig feet dish.
How travelers Write Their Names in Hotels in One Night’s Tale
A veteran hotel clerk recounts traveler quirks when registering. Boston guests list kids first, New Yorkers rush to abbreviate surnames, Philadelphians spell three given names fully, and St Louis visitors crimp the pen trail and demand breakfast times. Chicago guests are identified by aura. clerk notes, You can tell a Chicago man as far as you can see.
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Phrobua
Ohd Point Comfort
Barna
Lie
Barnum
Haaven
Pharbug
Tong
Phabus
Barat
Lonedon
Leland
Chicago
Boston
Ow York
N.Y
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Chicago Herald
Liszt and Royal Aversions Across Courts and Pensions
The article notes Liszt’s pride amid royal tensions, refusing to play for Louis Philippe and later the Spanish court, causing honors to be withdrawn. It also mentions Philadelphia’s zoo funding struggles, with costs exceeding receipts by seven thousand dollars and only twenty thousand secured for an endowment. JoAn W. Mackey is in Paris handling Italian matters.
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Philadelphia
Entizans
Rising Ambition Sparks a California Railroad Dream
A twelve year old boy earned his first dollar in Connostalent, and a neighbor’s praise sparked a drive to do more. Huntington and Hopkins built the Central Pacific by hiring and paying workers as they went, risking all to lay rails over the Sierra Nevada. Their motto Pay as you go guided bold choices, including a chalk depot plan that saved money and speeded construction.
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Byltar
Connostlent
Charlie
Chile
Lie
Chirie
Frown Boy
Chiarlie
Stormmonto
Bintington Dé Hopking
Connacticut
Massachusetts
Strest
Central Pucillo Railroad
Auld Huntington
Hopkins
Judah
Billy
Huntington
Leland Branford
Crocker Brothers
Sierra Nevada
Argo
Cape Horn
Tuntington
Sierra Nevadas
Cape Horna
Tlintington
Mildad
Queislon
Sacramento
Central Pacific Company
Wm. M. Shayer
Journal of Educcation
Fragmented Anecdotes and Notable Local Happenings
In a dialogic note a character asks if the father has been spoken to while the voice trembles with happiness about meeting him at the house and parlor. The piece also mentions Will Haskell, editor of the Minneapolis Tribune, building a house on a lake island amid a river described as contentious geograhical focus.
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George
Sten
Will Haskell
The
Minnealis Tribune
Lake Ainugtuuka
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Freeport
STONE
Clothier
Stine’s
Adamson
D. Adamson
Kundinger & Swigert
Picca Gooda
Mirketi
Stephenson St
Freeport, Illinois
Emer Seni
Burgalus
Decker Bros
Hallett & Cumaton
Stuka & Bauer
Engle & Schaff
Conservatory
W. Kimball
Stephenson St Mois
H. D. Bentley
Meat Market
Mareet
Stephenson
John Kercher
Kercher
Puaekece Bros
Bulrell Bror
Burrell Bros
de. Marchial
Joy Swarts Bros. Drugglate
Milwaukee
Ius
Willlsoud
I Athlophoros CO
Wall ST
Notley
City of
Vreeport
Herawan
Burrnct Bros, A
Wisconsin
Borre Cn Bros
W. A. Stevens
Pride of Cameron
Burnin Bros
Bosanko
Board of Education of
Freeport School District
Bire
Tousa
Stephenson and
Walnut
Chamberlain's Coke
Enxuurr & Burrell
Shiloh
Leaner & Burrell
Kentucky
Walton
WM. Walton
Tiny Wuk Wit
Rey
Geo
Titayer
Bourbon
Bud
Ea- Men
Burke
Congrowimin Llow
Mindaaippl
Stus
Bartholdi
Uberty
Daniels
Virginia
House
Curcaco
Ypographical Union
Stivers
Mail
Cameron
Nixon
Inter Ocean
Lawson
News
Gary
Chamberlain
Bea
Exaenr
Burren
Vermont
Hana
Boot
Portorhouade
Avatar Aliolia
Avlad
Goole
Joyanoe
Alain
Gordare
Cockalgno
Liszt
Caar Nicholas L
Frederick William
Louis Phillippe
Eruid
Liste Sontad
Duke of
Orleans
Lisa
Legion of Honor
Liat
Isabella
Spain
Lust Muld Gazette
Joan W. Mackey
Parig
Himalaye Mountains
Hermitage
Mobrayren
Monarch
OLD Win Delore
Thinva
Ioowit
Ind
Ansor of
Fividi Mailok
Phil. Smith
Tray Landes
Alge USA Gall
Anna Fencil
Brinkman & Stukenbierg
Krimbill
Galona- Ate
M. E. Bordner
Trend
Nasartinist
Ugh Chase
Nove Oltesdard
Cosgrove
Miss. M. E Bordner
Misses Ziegler
Mohzadn Tf
Galena Atrere
Lrx
H. E. Bogar
Mohwaswty
Har
Boyer
Carpet
Ree Eith
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