Auctioneer claims best printing and notices in the county
The Fremont Eaare advertises its services claiming it prints the most date bills in the county and offers eight good notices in the Eaary. It touts a prominent suctioneer resident, G. L. Wilkitson, as a trusted figure in the trade, with bold salesmanship and local prominence.
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Fremont
Soldiers of Fortune in the Nineteenth Century Gallery
A portrait of mercenaries who served under many flags across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. The piece traces famed figures like Cochrane, Hobart Pasha, Ulinski, Guyon, Cluseret, Myles O'Reilly, Garibaldi, Walker, and Kohbnes, noting fortunes, careers, and the shifting view of foreign adventurers. It also surveys their roles from Hindustan to Africa and the New World, highlighting the decline of the soldier of fortune amid modern prejudice.
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Transvaal
Lkely
Sechiel
von Albrecht
Krugerdom
Soldier of Fortune
Perron
Hindustan
Col
Hannay
John Company
Nawab Wazir of
Oade
Europe
Chasseurs Britannique
Heligoland
Lord Cochrane
Hobart Pasha
Paul Jones
Whitehaven
United States
Count Ulinski
Schamyl
Ircassia
Temeswar
Iskander Bey
Guyon
Tyrnau
Jen
Cluseret
Algeria
Fremont
Dombrowski
Poland
Garibaldi
Myles O'Reilly
M. P
Coppinger
United States Army
Ricciotti
France
Greece
Walker
Nicaragua
Honduras
Caroll Tevies
John McAfferty
London
Clan-na-Gael
Pheonix
Kaid Maclean
Morocco
Digby Wiloughby
Rhodesia
New Zealand Leads In Unemployed Policy And Land Reform
H D Lloyd in Ainslee's Magazine lauds New Zealand for its proactive unemployed program. The system moves laborers to public works via government railroads, funds land clearing and homebuilding, and promotes small farms by breaking up large estates. It also extends pensions to long-term workers with low income, recognizing workers' contribution to wealth.
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New Zealand
Australia
Cheviot
H. D. Lloyd
Ainslee's
Old Letters From Presidents Found Near Bridgeport Conn
A valuable collection of nearly a century old letters found in a Connecticut town includes writings by George Washington Andrew Jackson Daniel Webster Henry Clay James Monroe and John Quincy Adams. The Washington letter speaks to troop movements on the Hudson River and the Adams and Jackson letters discuss political fate in March 1824 with notes on post election conduct. The Jackson letter is noted as highly characteristic and valuable from the General.
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President‘s
Bridgeport
Conn
George Washington
Andrew Jackson
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
James Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Washington
Connecticut
Nemy
Hudson River
Jackson
Boston Transcript
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Fremon
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Edlnels
Knauss & Dewey
Fremont Eagle
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Bank of Fremont
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Susan Baty
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