Union Greenback Convention Advances Toward Unity in Chicago
The Union Greenback Convention met at Farwell Hall Chicago on March 9 after adjournment in St Louis. Hugo Preyer opened the session Ralph E Hoyt presided George W Brewster C H Jackson and W A Nolan served as secretaries and a union with the Exposition Convention was voted upon as the basis of unity.
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George W. Brewster
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Good Company and the Librarian of Lost Books
In a library crowded with dear friends imprisoned by iinchanter in thin paper and leathern boxes the silent volumes long to speak. The text praises selecting true books as bridges over darkness toward knowledge and the best thoughts, citing Dr. Johnson and the idea that the scholar seeks the finest works.
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Ex Empress Eugenie in Durban and Cape travel tale
Letters from the Cape state say Empress Eugenie will share a Government House room and carriage with Prince Louis Napoleon in Durban and travel to Ityatyozzi to the anniversary of his death. A ditch and wall form a small cemetery around the spot of the double trooper graves. Gebooda pledges grave protection before Major Stabb. The New Charity in Philadelphia aims to empower the poor to work and lift themselves, cutting outdoor relief costs. The British census is planned for next year.
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Eugenie
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Louse
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Philadelphia
Iowa State News and Local Disasters Reported
A Mississippi Valley style page notes the discovery of Nancy Duncan’s body near Pacific City Mills with relations pursuing her son William Duncan. A Beattie County cyclone wrecks barns and homes causing major losses while livestock perishes and property damage totals reach tens of thousands. Other items include a Keokuk man’s death, a Des Moines fraud exposure, a Dubuque archeology note, a bridge casualty and other Iowa county incidents from the 6th to the 10th with weather, legal, and social updates.
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Council Bluffs
Pacific City Mills
William Duncan
Butler Township
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Ning
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Wiffle
Blaine
Jews County
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Des Moines
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Professor Nadal
Nadal
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Walker
Iowa City
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Marengo
Johnson County
Greenbueck
Nt. Gillette
Wheeler
Gitove
Montgomery County
Jesse Ansier
Keokuk and Hamilton Bridge
Abe Greenwood
Bridge Company
M. Letter
Greenwood
Sioux City
Dassaint Lumber Company
Davenport
Chambers Mill
Dessaint
Josefh Siroyy
Monroe Township
Burlington
Avoca
Jacob Kemp
Jacob Grow
Albia
Kye
Varley
Home Remedies and Agriculture Notes From 19th Century Press
A collage of home recipes and farming advice lists mice and cricket deterrents using soap salt and snuff, plus laundry and cooking tips. It includes cautions on salt in porridge, lawn weed control with sulphuric acid, and traditional preserves methods, alongside brief notices on agriculture as compulsory in France and various medical testimonials and remedies.
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