Garfield Tomb Guards To Be Withdrawn In January
Special Cleveland correspondent reports that U S soldiers guarding Garfield's tomb at Lake View Cemetery for four years will be withdrawn on January 1. The piece describes guard details, visitor interference, Mrs Garfield's visits, and the planned Garfield monument in Cleveland with a Niehaus bust later placed in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Cleveland
Ohio
Washington
Garfield
Agenta
Lake View
Schofield
Central
St.u0n
Secon
Columbus
Western Reserve
Euclid Avenue
Lawnfield
Mentor
Pace
Stanley Matthews
Garfied
Maryland Bank Theft Lead to Phantom Check Case
A theft at J H Colbert’s Maryland residence yielded unchecked items. A letter from Milboro mailed at Staunton attempting a $800 check to J Colbert, indorsed to Henry King Sr., led Detective McDevitt to King in Staunton. Capt. Waters jailed King after alleged divine instruction defense. Maryland authorities later took him into custody.
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J.H. Colbert
Maryland
Rigga &Co
Bankers of
Washington
Milboro
Staunton
J. Colbert
H. A.olt
King
Publisher’s readers and costs in early book production
The interview explains how editors hire readers to assess manuscripts, often sending to multiple readers, with decisions guiding publication. It notes typical reader backgrounds, and that writers usually share first edition costs, citing Longstown and Lowell as examples. It details edition costs for a 400 page book and the financial risk across three editions to reach profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raeder
Longlestown
James Russell
Lowell
Alt
Panic in Corn Markets in Cariaco November 11
A noon panic hit the Cariaco corn pits as prices tumbled four cents in ten minutes. Traders crowded the pit amid confusion, with November corn slipping from 47 to 44 before recovering to 45 by 11 40. Officials cite bears’ exits as cause.
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Cariaco
Standing Advertisements Reinforce Trust In Newspapers
Standing advertisements in newspapers build reader confidence as familiar, steady signs of reputable merchants. An extended note highlights how a respected local tradesman earns trust through long-term presence in print. Acker's Drepepoin Tablets claim relief for constipation and dyspepsia, offered with the promise of guaranteed satisfaction by William & Brown.
Contained phrase hints at household remedy ad and tax notice
Fragment describes a rainy day mood and a quarrelsome woman as headaches. It offers Salvation Oil for 25 cents to ease a household headache and mentions subscribing to Tax News with a stray word Naowspa suggesting a newspaper context.
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Marseilles
Frederick
Gossamer
Cts
James F. Brown
Bee-Hive
Frederick, MD
Novdd&wit
J. H. Gambrill
J. A. C. Lipps
Dottler
Aisie
Jos Abe
Preden Fame
Ginger Als
Lipfs
Puteten
Fretekel
Carpenter
City Halls
Buckey
Ithaca
N. Y
James Rice
Cat Perea
Andaigua
McClellan
New York
Geo. B. McClellan
Orange
N. J
Elien Marcy NeGielian
George B, Jr
Mary L
Hia Xon
Phladalphia
Wam.c. Prime
Gen
Randolph B. Marcy
U.S A
Wm U. Prime
Gen. Marcy
Georgia
John Sheil
Darkey
Winnie Gunn
Joan
Mount Pleasant Church
William Alexander
Greenville
Herald
Acker
Williamson
Siffer
Ai Williamwe & Brown
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