Regular Meeting of City Council 1880 Proceedings
The council met in regular session with the mayor presiding. Licenses were granted for Adam Sutter and for billiard tables to several applicants. various street, bridge, and sewer projects were referred to committees. financial reports and several bills were approved or referred, and bids for 1000 feet of fire hose discussed with a adjournment set for the next evening.
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Alderman Wagner
Elk Street
Said Street
Ald. Wagner
Ald. Porter
Ald
Wagner
Dorman
Taylor
Porter
Zartman
Waddell
Stephenson Street
Chicago Street
Stephenson
Special Meeting Considers Billiard Licenses and Sewer Plan
City council met at Sept 20 1880 to act on Stiles and Lambs request to divert an open sewer and on petitions for billiard and pool licenses. The sewer plan was referred for more definite instructions due to cost, and bonds for several licenses were approved. Clerk bill referred to Finance. council adjourned.
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Ald. Wagner
Ald
Wagner
J. R. Leigh
Ald. Taylor
S. Sprecker
Taylor
Wm. E. Washburne
Dorman
Committee On Finance
Exanes
Stiles & Lamb
Zartman
Waddell
Porter
Alderman Porter
Illinois Central Rail Road Company
Kauffman & Gilbert
Dickes & Scheldt
Adam Sutter
H. C. Hurchison
Connecticut Counts and National Nomination News
Connecticut reports show the constitutional amendment adopted by about 9000 majority from 160 towns with 89 Republican, 56 Democratic and 15 divided. Nominations across several states include Luther Mills for State Attorney in New York County and scores for Congress in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. Grant comments on Hancock interview and Indianapolis polling reveal Democratic and Republican campaign dynamics with multiple local races and public events through Oct. 7.
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Brockway
Jacob Gross
Wilmington
Kent County
Delaware
Conkling
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Thers
Fire at Lowell Mills Leaves 1,000 In Losses
Fire at Lowell Massachusetts destroys the Chase mill and touches Faulmer's mill. Chase mill with 800 workers lost 200000, Faulmer mill with 126 workers lost 100000. Both properties insured.
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Mass
Lowger
Chase Mill
Faulmer's
Faulmer
A Perfect Martyr to Rheumatism Promised Cure
A lively speaker boasted he was once a perfect martyr to rheumatism until Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil banished his pains. The ad urged buyers to inspect children’s shoe heels for the A S T Co Black Tip trademark on the front of the tip, signaling genuine quality.
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A.S. T. Co
Local Oil Claim Promises Quick Throat Relief
N McKay of Wyebridge Ontario reports selling Dr Eletic Oil for throat ailments including colds sore throat and croup. He claims it works like magic and is a sure cure for burns wounds and bruises.
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N. McKay
Wyebridge
Ontario
Dr. Thomas Eletic
A Business Man's Opinion on Day's Kidney Pads
C B Dorr of Toledo Ohio states he has used Day's Kidney Pads in his family with results superior to all other treatments and calls them the best kidney remedy in the world.
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C. B. Dorr
Toledo, O
Syring Blosom Promoted For Headache And Stomach Ailments
Geo Brest of Clinton Street Buffalo promotes Syring Blosom as a first class remedy for sick headaches and stomach derangements with kidney benefits. The stated price is $1.50.
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Geo. Brest
Clinton Street
Buffalo
Arcadia man reports asthma relief with Dr Thomas Electric Oil
Chadwick of Wayne County New York says he suffered severe asthma for years. He took Dr Thomas Electric Oil and felt relief within an hour. After several days of tea spoonful doses he had no attacks for nearly a year.
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Chadwick
Arcadia, Wayne Co. N. Y
Thomas
The Journal’s Stated Mission and Partisan Promise
The Journal pledges reliability and Republican principles, aiming to report local happenings as a fearless advocate for what it believes to be right. It rejects sanitized evasion of evils or corrupt measures, insisting a party must purge itself to endure, and it remains partisan in pursuit of the greater good for the greatest number.
Sound Republican Doctrine Urges Subscribers Boost
The piece urges supporters to strengthen the party by sending in names of friends and neighbors as new subscribers, framing it as a civic duty to widen the party's reach. It emphasizes organized grassroots effort and collective action to advance its platform.
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