Mason and Thomson Dry Goods Firm Shape Pittsburgh
A Pittsburgh Union essay celebrates A A Mason & Co and their partner Thomson for transforming Pittsburgh's dry goods trade. It chronicles their rise from a small Third and Market Street shop to a large wholesale and retail house, their architectural expansion on Fifth Street, and their contribution to city prosperity. The piece praises their progressive use of space, the role of female employees, and urges iron-fronted buildings to elevate the city’s appearance.
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The Martha Washington Case at Cauvasus Trial Debate
The article details the Martha Washington Case at Cauvasus on November 12, arguing over freight totals from bills of lading, cargo capacity, and whether arson or accident started the blaze. It notes prosecutors, defense, and jury duties, with testimony on conspiracy among defendants to burn the boat for insurance gains.
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Earl
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Thomas Ewing Rose
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Stanbery
McLean
Enid
Washington
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Aireot
Thnir
Aabilar
Mason
Anyingr
Goligsien
Elienimany
Hera
Ohio Its Material Wealth and Resources
Ohio has transformed from a wilderness to a populous, wealthy state. The article cites 14,811,465 taxed acres valued at 302,725,523 dollars, average land value 16.13 per acre, buildings adding value to total 420,035,488, and town and building values around 140,029,547 with real estate totaling 580,? million. It highlights great growth and future prospects.
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Democratic party in peril as administration fractured
The piece argues the Democratic party is collapsing under internal strife since the new administration. It claims cabinet failures and patronage struggles prevent unity, with New York and other regions showing growing opposition and mass defections from the party.
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