Special Notices and Local Advertisements Page
Four line classified notices and ads from New Orleans Sugar to Oysters, carpets, bindings, and printing services. Items include second hand pianos, furniture, clothing, groceries, cat picture, and various vendors at 100 Water Street, West Patrick Street, and North Market Street. multiple local businesses promote goods, services, and newspaper subscriptions.
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New Orleans
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Sale Water Stamiard
Acfeap
Michael Whiener
West Patrick Street
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Private Sale of Residence Under Special Sugar Notice
A private sale of a residence is announced under a special notice titled New Sugar. The notice indicates a structured sale process and invites interested bidders or buyers to engage with the designated authority for details and deadlines. This brief item preserves the formal notice tone.
Electric Bitters for all ailments advertised
A reader notes that newspapers overflow with patent medicine ads and touts Electric Bitters as a universal cure for biliousness and liver debility. The ad claims rapid relief and promotes Grocott & Steele as distributors priced at fifty cents a bottle.
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Gacrott & Steele
Death From Excitement Storm on the Lakes Murdered Her Husband
A scrambled early 20th century despatch reports a fatal incident linked to a storm on the lakes. The wife is said to have killed her newly wed husband amid chaotic weather conditions. Details are fragmentary and uncertain.
Rederuption of Three Per Cents Bond Notice
Fragmented OCR describes redemption of three percent bonds with interest to date of presentation. It notes prior payment value or redemption options and interest allowances through presentation date. The text is unclear but indicates bonds invited for repayment and interest handling.
London Underground Bombing Reward Raised After Explosions
The government offers £40 reward for information to identify those responsible for the Underground railway bombings on Saturday night. Rail companies add £500. Doctors report hearing loss among injured, likely from dynamite detonation at DPrned street explosion site.
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Lospos
Evernment
Verdict Awarded 35000 in Beon vs Baltimore and Ohio
In Baltimore county circuit court a verdict awarded Grace M Beon 35000 against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the death of her father, Allison Beon, killed by a train on the New York cut-off. The suit claimed the accident resulted from company employee carelessness.
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Towsentows
Cironit Court
Baltimore County
Grace M. Beon
Baltimore and Ohie Railroad Company
Allison
New York
Baltimore and Ohio
French Move Against Sontay Near Hai Phong
Admiral Courbet departed Tai Ping with six hundred marines on October 24 bound for Ha Noi to await reinforcements from France before striking Sontay. French forces may occupy Konang Yen, a town forty miles northeast of Hai Phong, soon.
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Tonquin
Paris
Courbet
Twai-Phong
Ha Noi
France
Sontay
Konang-Yen
Hai Phong
Militia Rifle Practice Fatality at Local Target
Garrett Huvck, a book keeper for J W Farwell & Co, was accidentally shot and killed while milled at a target during rifle practice by First Regiment state militia members at a Nov target night.
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Curcaco, Inn
Garrett Huvck
J. W. Farwell & Co
Merchants Darbihier Co. Fail in City and Manchester
Loxpox confirms the November collapse of John Car ver Darbihier & Co. merchants with liabilities totaling £120,000. Creditors face losses as the firm failures are announced, impacting local trade and finance.
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Loxpox
John Carver Darbihier
Fire Death in Shakertown Prompts Heart Attack
KY November 2. During a fire at Shakertown yesterday Mr Scott of the firm Ves & Scott dropped dead from heart disease caused by excitement.
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Briper
Shakertown
Scott
Danves & Scott
Forces Repulse Abdol Aziz Siege at City
On November 2 Abdol Aziz the Brother of the Sean led forces besieging the city but they were repulsed and fled the area.
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Hescigers
Mirscat
Abdol Aziz
Sean
Royal Betrothal Rumor From Europe News Bogus Report
A Royal betrothal rumor from Portucalis claims Crown Prince Carlon is to wed Valeria Ethe, daughter of Austria's emperor. The report appears unverified and speculates on a diplomatic union between Europe’s ruling houses.
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Broesers
Carlon
Portucalis
Valeria
Austria
Bishop Thorold Backs Moody and Sankey Mission
In sympathy with Leneox on November 2 Bishop Thorold of Rochester writes to express hearty approval of the Moody and Sankey mission, serving as chargeman of the established church in England to assist its effort.
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Leneox
Thorold
Rochester
Moody and Sankey Mission
England
False Prophet Defeat Report Denied by Military Comment
The November 2 item questions Hicks Pasha’s reported victory and slaughter claiming the army was seven days from Obeid when the triumph was said to occur. Officials dispute the timing and outcome of the engagement with the False Prophet.
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Hicks Pasha
Prince Ta Tecess Albert Flees Fog Carriage Crash
In Silesia on November 2 Prince Ta Tecess Albert of Prussia and companions returning from a reform memorial service lost their way in dense fog. Their carriage overturned and the prince's right ankle was fractured.
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Ta Tecess Albert
Prussia
Frankenstein
Silesia
International Labor Conference closes as French workmen praised
November 2 report notes Treary Broadhurst, honorary president, telegrams from London praising English leadership. He says English and French workers have progressed, with French colleagues improving rapidly and following English lines in the conference context.
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Tanis
Treary Broadhurst
London
The English Cotton Market in Laxpox November 2
The Manchester Guardian notes little business in the cotton market with few import orders. Sellers remain firm on quotations, despite slack demand and a cautious mood among buyers.
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The
Manchester Guardian
Murderer Charlotte Epps Sentenced for Husband Poisoning
In Newsoveton on November 2, Charlotte Epps was found guilty of murdering her wealthy bachelor husband last June by poison. She had married him two months before his death after serving as his housekeeper. She received a life sentence.
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Newsoveton, Inc
Charlotte Epps
Epps
Business failures drop across regions in seven days
New York reports the seven day period ending November 2 shows 215 failures in the United States and Canada, down from 218 last week and 243 the week before. Southern Middle and New England states show a marked decrease, with only notable New York city assignments from Heumann & Wall bonnets and Lewis Bros liquors.
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New York
United States
Canada
J. G. Dun & Co
Mercantile Agency
Middle
New England
New York City
Heumann & Wall
Bonnets
Lewis Bros
Churches Tomorrow Services Across Local Congregations
Tomorrow worship at All Saint P E Church Wext church Street at 2 pm Rev Osborn East Second Street St John Catholic Church East Second Street First United Reform Church West Church Street Rev Dashiell at 11 am and 7 pm Sunday School at 2 pm Vespera 4 pm Father A Cramp pastor United Brethren corner Church and Market streets Sabbath at 11 am Presbyterian Church W Socomsteeer Preaching at 11 am and 7 pm Sunday School at 1:50 pm German Reformed Church Defamation Weil shown by Mount Church at 10 am and 7 pm
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All Saint
P. BE
Pin Nay Av Scheel
Osbor
Frang
Eal Lutheran
Church Street
Aon
Wall
Ae Suneay Schougl
Las P
Lew
Ee Bo
Pruyerm Eireati
Acu
JuiMas
Sunmiap
Idh Pon
Wes
Dashiell
Pstor
St John's Gatholic
East Second Street
Father A. Cramp
Reform Church
West Chur
Mlandy
P.m. Sanday
Apo
Preston Greemein Leform
Gornrot
Macket Strevte
Sanda
United Brethren Church
Church
Marcet
Saboud
Evers
Presbyterian’ Church
W Socomsteeer
Rey
Me Curdy
Pasar
A. Frukin
The
Geman
Weil Shoim
Moat
Lu A.m
Dyspeptic Gath Praises Washington Over Baltimore Visit
A Washington observer named Gath criticizes Baltimore in a Cincinnati Enquirer letter. He likens Baltimore unfavorably to Washington, praising Washington’s hospitality, dining, and civility while labeling Baltimore depersonalized and pompous. Frederick and Maryland’s German heritage earn mixed remarks amid broader views on rail depots and social behavior. He also notes Maryland’s political chatter and ill-fated optimism.
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George Alfred Townsends
Maryland
Baltimore
Cincinnati Enquirer
Sath
Prince
Grateclares
Grath
Washington
Fredrick
Frederick
Pennylvania
Transcripts from Caprina Ink uses glycerine to copy
Professor Attdeld reveals a six volume reduced ink system with four volumes of glycerine enabling manuscript transcripts on thin paper without a press. The method uses overlay sheets to absorb excess ink and relies on pressing to transfer writing. The piece ends with a quip about quoting.
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Attdeld
Young prodigy da Vinci era art interest recalled in tale
A fragment recalls Thomas Laurence a child genius noted for drawing, reciting verses, and sketching likenesses from age five. At ten he began original works including Scripture pieces, with a scene describing Lord Kenyon and Lady Kenyon observing his precocious talent at the Black Bear inn in Devizes.
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Leonardo da Vinci
Michael Angelo Bagsnoretti
Benjamin West
Thomas Eased
Thomas Laurence
Devizes
Tord
Kenyon
Bath
Laurence
Lord Kenyon
How Playing Cards Are Made
The article describes card production from large sheets to color printing in multiple plates. It notes back patterns in green and yellow, face details in red, blue, and yellow, and finishing with black. It mentions two firms with new machinery enabling one impression for all colors, cutting strips, rounding corners, and that sorting and folding are done mainly by girls.
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Jack
Garter Tales and Tiny Feet Across Empires
A curious colonial-era note on royal honors and mistaken recipients references Queen Victoria knighting John, Marquis of Lorne, then veers into an anecdote about misassigned titles and the famed “gray mare.” The piece threads to measurements of Chinese foot sizes from Ningpo to Shanghi, noting a twelveinch standard, with a copper foot measure dated AD 81 preserved.
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John
Marquis of
Lorne
Louisa
Louise
China
Ningpo
Shanghi
Imperial Board of Works
Pekin
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Oe Hwa
Agus
Sanile North Mether Street
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North Market Stree
Daty
Balounor
Sehley & Dolupinine
Mdtora
North Mareet Strew
Visutigarde Aultheiatess
Puntel
Mechtey & Delspinune’s
North Market Street
Apto
Schey & Delaplains
Sehiey & Delaphlane
M.lwaukee
Shelars
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Northport
Moet
London Underground
Husiband
Gath
Baltimore Sun
Garters
Dudes
Hanhive
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