Thiers Mission and Prussia War News From Paris Versailles
Reports from Paris Versailles detail M Thiers mission through Prussian lines, delays due to damaged roads, and interviews with Bismarck. Thiers and Favre rejected armistice terms while Paris siege and revictualling debates unfold, with German circulars and cautious peace hopes amid a collapsing French government.
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Tours
M. Thiers
Paris
Versailles
von der Tann
Orleans
M. Thiers Gag
Bismarck
Alsace
Lorraine
Constituent Assembly
Prussia
Ile
Jules Favre
Gen. Ducrot
Sevres
Lespos
Germany
Foregin
Thiers
William
Struce
France
France in a fictitious life amid European war dispatches
Vast dispatches from Europe depict France as desperate and desensitized to real war. The article claims the people manufacture victories, redefine reverses as strategic retreats, and seek distraction in theater and sport while laborers abandon work for army amusements.
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Europe
France
Peoce
McClellan
Chickahomity
Napoleon Bonaparte
Childinet
Maine
Gomes
Néaleo l
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Orangeville Illinois Flourishing Village With 400 Inhabitants
The Davis Gazette describes Orangeville as a thriving borough in the northern part of the county with about 400 residents, sidewalks, two large churches, a graded school averaging 100 pupils, and a thriving trade led by B. & J. Musser and J. Ritzman. It notes Orangeville Mills under Charles Moore with modern turbine wheels producing finer flour, and a need for a railroad to connect Freeport to the pinery to lift the town to county parity.
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Wis
B. & J. Musser
J. Ritzman
Charles Moore
Rock Run Mills
Orangeville Mills
B. H. Bradshaw
Orangeville
Davis
Freeport
Pinery
Wedding of Major Lawyer and Miss Mary E Brincs
At Coeymans New York on November 8 1870 Rev George Fisher officiated the wedding of Major Lawyer and Miss Mary E Brincs. The notice cheerfully recalls the gallant Adjutant’s surrender and quotes General Grant Let us have peace as a benediction.
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Coeymans
N.Y
George Fisher
St. Peter's Church
Albany
Mary E. Brincs
Grant
Market price list fragment with grains and provisions
A historical price sheet shows grain bids for Wheat Corn Rye Oats and Barley, with provisions and flour feed prices, plus meat, dairy and produce items. Lumber and timber values appear alongside seed, hides, wool, and lime figures in a dense commerce snapshot.
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Sevsnerset Teeneee Eoe
Easbennees
Seretsereenereres
Liverpool
New York Central Scrip and Rail Lines Listed
A fragmented note cites New York Central Scrip and rail lines including Erie Reading Lakeshore Central Rock Island Northwestern Fort Wayne Pacific Mall St Paul and Western Union Telegraph services. The text shows multiple railroad and telegraph company mentions without coherent context.
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York Sentral Consolidated
New York Central Scrip
Erie
Reading
Lakeshore
Ll. Central
Rock Island
Northwestern
Fort Wayne
Pacific Mall
St. Paul
Western Union Telegraph
Harper's Magazine praised for accessible science and broad appeal
A historical notice extols Harper's Magazine as a top readable science and travel periodical. It highlights its authority from the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, its aim to inform and entertain, and its wide appeal to American families praised by The New England Homestead and The Nation.
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Harper's Magazine
Society For the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge
Harper's
New England
Homestead
the Nation
N.Y
Harper's Bazar
Life
New York Evening Post
Harpers
Harper's Magazine Subscriptions and Offers 1871
Subscription options include $4 for five subscribers with an extra copy or six for $20.80, Harper's Magazine Weekly and Bazar at $10 per year for one address, or two periodicals for $7. Complete 41 volume Harper's set offered at $2.25 per volume plus $3.00 for single volumes. Postage 21 cents annually. Address Freeport Journal.
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Phrenological Journal
Lan Nod
R. Wells
Broadway
New York
Bazar
Harper's Magazine
Harper's
Harger's Magazine
Harper
Harper's Weekly
Express
Harper & Brothers
Harrer
Harpers Magazine
Harper's Bazar
Harper’s Bazar
The
Freeport Journal
Noticed Praise for Harper's Weekly Press
Editorial notices tout Harper's Weekly as America's premier illustrated weekly. Descriptions hail its civilization value high literary merit and superior illustrations from top artists and broad reading appeal.
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Harper's Weekly
New York Evening Post
America
Boston Traveler
Sun
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Jefferson Township
Stephenson County
Jacob Bommar
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Rock River Seminary
MT. Morris, Illinois
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K. W. Burke
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S. Robertson
Nobie F. Leslie
Missately Hill
Galena Road
Court House
James S. Cochran Wilcoxon
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Tparper's Magazine
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Harper’s Weekly
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Samuel Hazard
Pitkin & Parker, Publishers
Dearborn St
Chicago, Ill
Stine & Bro’s
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Custom Department
Stihe & Bro
Stine’s Corner
Freeport, Ilnots
S. Randal
Stephenson
Stephenson Street
Jacob Swartz
Rock Grove
Swartz & Stocking
Freeport, Illnois
Peterson’s Magazine
Washington
Trenton
Peterson's
Berlin
Sirs
Anna 5. Stephens
Prank Lee Benedict
Jezit
Chas. J. Peterson
Chestnut St
Philadelphia, Pa
W. A. Stevens & Co
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LAMM
Freeport, Illinois
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