Lord Mayor banquet marks London honours to Chicago aid
News of the Week reports a Lord Mayor of London banquet with a diplomatic corps toast leader Mr Schenck praising American aid to Chicago after its calamity. Gladstone affirms England and the United States share no quarrel and the Washington Treaty could inaugurate wider arbitration.
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Appointments and legal moves head a busy week
The President names William Wallace Postmaster at Battle Creek Michigan and Spaulding as Special Treasury Agent in Detroit. Edward Lafavour moves to Merchandise Appraiser at Detroit. Thomas C Fields bailed for 200000 in New York. Governor Baldwin and Merrill appoint November 30 as Thanksgiving Day. Sweeney resigns New York Public Works post. Tweed faces pursuit as OConnor predicts flight. Abreck arrives near Staten Island. Fire relief praised by Governor Fairchild. Mrs Wharton to stand trial December 4 Annapolis. Revenue positions filled in Michigan Mississippi Iowa and Pennsylvania. Sheridan approval noted by Sherman and Secretary of War.
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Political forecast and city election results in brief
The New York World forecasts a Republican state majority of 12 000 to 17 000 and a two thirds Republican Legislature. New York city aldermen vote totals show Tammany 47301 and anti Tammany 72392. A registered woman Margaret Mueller ballot was accepted and she will contest Tweed’s State Senate seat over illegal voting. Official Little Rock returns elect the entire Brooks ticket.
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Election returns show party gains across multiple states
Gen Catterson leads a mayoral ticket by about two to one after suspensions and GOP opposition to Senator Clayton. Brooklyn Republicans claim Booth wins mayor and Shaurman city auditor. Democrats concede Shaurman and Morton elected. Massachusetts Washburn leads by 18,905, likely 14,000. Illinois Republicans lead Congress at large by about 15,000. Frear disputed seat. Governor Austin to win by 13,000. Legislature composition shows 101 Republicans to 45 Democrats on joint ballot, Senate 41 to 10, House 70 to 35.
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Philadelphia vaccination party shocks guests with doctors as servers
A Philadelphia gentleman hosted a vaccination party where two or three physicians served guests instead of cooks and waiters. Rather than ice cream and cake, high quality vaccine was offered as refreshments as the doctors attended to attendees.
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Goorys Lady s Boot for December Hoxuspar Noamsen
December issue of Goorys Lady s Boot features multiple Christmas embellishments including a Jumping Jack steel plate title page a colored fashion plate and six elegant figures a Dressed for the Christmas Party tinted picture and six designs for children plus extra designs on the extension sheet. The literary section collects stories by Marion Hardland Mrs Hopkinson Mrs Frost Sue Chestnutwood Louise Barton Belle Wilson and poetry by Sue Murdock Carrie Beebee John Reid and Clarence Buhler with additional pieces. The receipt department offers festive season useful receipts and the juvenile department provides holiday amusements.
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Hopkinson
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Belle 8. Wilson
Sue Murdock
Carrie D. Beebee
John 8
Incidents of the Great Fire to be published by Alfred L. Sewell
Alfred L. Sewell, Chicago publisher, plans a book on Incidents of the Great Fire after his printing establishment was destroyed. He seeks preorders at fifty cents and will mail copies postpaid. The item reflects late 19th century promotional copy and multiple medicinal and consumer product notices.
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Alfred L. Sewell
Chicago
Dyspepsia and Hostetter's Bitters Endurance
Dyspepsia may lead to serious diseases and Hostetter's Bitters is promoted as a safe, effective tonic to extinguish indigestion in its early stages. The piece extols the product as purer than liquor stimulants and claims vast efficacy supported by many cases, praising Moore's Rural New Yorker and its price reduction for 1872.
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Vinegar Bitters Promises Cure for Broad Range of Ailments
Tax commanding operation of Dr Warkens Vinegar Bitters is hailed for chronic dyspepsia fevers nervous disorders constipation and other stomach liver and muscular ailments. The remedy allegedly quadrupled sales in one year, exciting wide scientific and public interest.
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Northern Pacific Railroad Bonds Offered by Jay Cooke
Jay Cooke & Co offer First Mortgage Nine Dollar Bond issues of the Northern Pacific Railroad secured by first and only mortgage on the road and equipment. The bonds carry seven and three tenths percent gold interest, backed by land grants totaling over 23,000 acres per mile of track. Highest prices paid for U S Five Twenties and other marketable securities accepted in exchange. Pamphlets and full information available from Jay Cooke offices and partner banks nationwide.
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Philadelphia
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