Curiosities and Notes From Old Newspapers
A mixed column of odd facts and brief items covers galvanic injuries in steel work, mail trout spawn in Dakota, a Virginia Natural Bridge sale, peoria potato bugs, fashion gloves in New York, and a host of wry quips. It notes political spins on Grant and Colfax, a Western Union storm reports plan, and a Hartford remedy claim for whooping cough via tas house air.
Kelley's Weekly Gift Swindle Shut Down by Judge Brady
Judge Brady issued a perpetual injunction on the bogug firm operations and ordered confiscation of correspondence and money returned to senders. The France Smith & Co. bogus lottery at Covington Ky. is also closed by injunction as responsible parties flee. Post Office seized many letters, sending $1,500 to the Dead Letter Department. Victims in this city are numerous and the public gains some justice against bogus lotteries. Separately, Francis H. Smith of Baltimore claims to preserve potatoes by drying them, offering fresh quality year round. Prof Nobel unveils dynamite or giant powder, a non liquid explosive that burns slowly and needs a detonating cap to explode, with favorable reports from California papers on its efficacy.
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Bogug
France
Smith & Co
Covington
Post Office
France & Co
Francis H. Smith
Baltimore
Smith
Scientfic American
South
Prof
Nobel
Wamburg
California
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Ulysses
Liberty
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Koéonstone Dome
Ballete
Caorus
Pendleton
Cyprus
Tias
Villandighain
Meredham
Coronus
Grant
Seymour
Ike
Mouifey
Ee G. Beert
Quincy
Isaac Davis
Middletown
Illinois
Ilacon Statesman
Ape Brick Pomeroy
The
Universalists
Orticone
Lombard University
Galesarg
Peoria
Mattoon
Ellen Stewart
Quincey
Aurora
Jacksonville
Old Country
Quincy Railroad
Chase
United States Court
Richmond
Jeff, Davis
New York State
Dakota
Oglesby
I. N. Haynie
Edward ‘P. Niles
Johnson
Virginia
United States
Wade
Charles IT
James
Copperheads
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wixsinco Co
Thartford
Conn
Tas House
RyotGi Raienin
Erie
Gift Enterprises
New Yorke Telbune
Batesville Ark
Hepcullen
Senate
House of
Fireeper
Idatet
Sccormick
Canton
Thresher
Gtant Seever
Moline & Dixon Plows
Brown
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Bridge and van Buren Sts
Freeport
Stephenson St
E. C. Dwight & Co's
Emmert & Burrell
Adamson, Daalersy
Best & Farl
Stephenson ‘Street
Court F House
R. Snow & Co
Rium
Keystone Block
Stephenson
Chickering
Prince ‘Do
Odeony
Wheeler & Wilson
Scientific American
Circuilara
Pri
Freenott
Singer ‘Manufacturing Co
Wheeler & Wilkon
Grover'é& Baker
Howe
Weed
M. ,Co
M. Co
Autna
Finkle & Lyon
Impire
Leavitt Sewing M. Co
Lai
Shaw & Clark S. BF
Goodspeed & Wyman
Arvain’ Company
Phenson Street
Oscar Zigier
John Hea
Agen
Randal
Plavenrone
Atanysh
Stephenson and
Walnut Streets
Old Presbyterian Church
Freport
Ill
Penegy & Delhauer
Ge PR R
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Wiehe
Jawley
Mid Rehan
Eeewnet & Teese
Wilcox & Gibbs
Freeport, IU
American Insurance Co
American Insurance Company
Hiram Bright
F. Bartlett
Chas
L. Currier
R. B. Currier
Atf Geo
Geo. F. DeForest
Julius Bastress, J.R. Lemon
T. Wilcoxon
L. Tf, Lemon
John H. Bryant
J. M. Batley
Ss. C. Buckman
P. Long
Geo
F Deforest
Julius Bastress
J. R. Lemon
Sec
Pias
Ises
Neff & Swarts
Stephenson Strete
John W. Neff
Tkinois
Geo. F. Swarts
Tillotson
A. Davis
8. Tillotson
Asly. Davis
Emmert &Stibgen’s
Jan
the German‘Insurance Co
Mathias Hettinger
Louis Ahsendoref
Darius Kurilner
Frederick Gund
Richard Meyer
Edward Heluer
Burnhard Iunkemeier
Prinnv Froning
Hermann Janssen
Claus Collmann
Thig Company
OME Manufacture
J. D. Diffenbaugh
Stephenson Street
Chicago
Feds
Capitalpaidin
George F. de Forest
CG. M.clayton
O. B. Bidwell
L. F. Burrell
I. H. Miller
E.mayer
C.d.Fry
George Deforest
Eskou Mayer Cashier