Notable incidents and deaths wire from Hartford area
Distant reports describe a series of accidents and obituaries, including a carriage collision near Deerfield, a railroad death near Chicago, and prominent U S figures perishing through the year. Other items recount political reactions, a French varnishing accident, and humane acts on rivers and trains.
Pardoned Out a Joliet Prisoner by Governor Palmer
The piece critiques Governor Palmer for pardoning Frost and three other thieves after only a short Joliet stay. It recounts Frost’s attempt to smuggle letters to accomplices on a train to Chicago and the Sheriff Hays’s intervention, then praises Palmer's past service while arguing his mercy may endanger the public.
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Frost
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Joliet
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Freeport
ExmMai
Emma Duncan
Barnes
Tam
Ton Riley
Combon
Jinnie Carroll
Tom Riley
Jack White
Trost
Anderson II Brill and Others In Readable List
A readable list names multiple individuals including Anderson II Brill John Bennett Bell Addie Curtis Henry Dake Rev J Daniels Geo Elwards Co Eaton J W Evans John Fay Andrew Gibler John Ganon Joseph Hicks George Mrs Hart Franklin Hamsle Abraham Soslyn Lucy M Johnoson John Kimberly and Lyle Sopile with various initials and titles.
Marriage Achievement at Rock City in 1870
At Rock City on November 11 1870 Rev F A Read joined Josefa Kkootm and Luornba a in matrimony.
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Rock City
Tan
F. A. Read
Josefa Kkootm
Luornbaa
Obituary of Harvey McLEWanen veteran minister dies at 82
In this city on Jan 16 1870 Harvey McLewanen aged 82 years six months five days died of heart and stomach disease. Born in Decatur Township Mifflin county Pa he joined Old School Presbyterian Church at 19 and was ordained elder at 21. He moved to this county in 1948 and helped found the first M E Church here later preaching across the county for decades. A faithful religious worker from age 19 until eight years before his death he endured illness yet prayed daily. His last words were yes I am going to Jesus and am glad of it.
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Harvey McLewanen
Mcfenahen
Decatur Township
Mifflin County
Old Scholool Presbyterian Church
M. E
Jesus
Freeport Markets Grain and Prices Report
In Freeport the Journal notes money for legitimate business easing and loans more accessible, while grain and farm goods volumes stay dull due to bad roads and weather. It lists current prices for grain, flour and feed, meat and poultry, lumber, hides wool seeds and related items with regional variations.
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Freeport Journal
TursdAy
Dresser
Chicago Market Report January 17 5 PM
Wheat markets showed moderate activity with No 2 Berne at 78 cents cash and 784 cents for month and February. Corn remained dull at 71 7/14 cents. Oats inactive at about 39 to 41 cents. Provisions quiet with no sales. prices near 27.75 dollars cash and 27.75 for February.
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Berne
New York Gold and Stocks Quotations Report
New York Jan 17 money easy at five seven. governments dull and declined four to four and a quarter percent. Gold dull at 1213 and 2184. Stocks heavy and declined four to three eighths percent on the entire list. Prices shown for New York Central Erie Lake Shore Chicago and North Western.
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