Peerless Paper Bags and Printing Ad Space Sale
Fragmented notice from a late 19th century publication outlines advertising rates for four line notices, plus pro rata pricing. Mentions Schley & Delaplaine marketing paper sacks, printing services, and newspaper publishing at North Market Street with steam power and various products offered. Includes scattered names and addresses such as 6 W. Patrick St and North Market Street merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltanore
Schley & Delaplaine
Bai- 2
North Market Street
Bohiey & Brlaplaine’s
Ehtey & Delaplaine
Democratic Meeting Advertisement on Arm Sale
An advertisement notes the government arsenal in Washington holds 100000 old arms of all kinds. They are offered at prices from 25 cents to 81 each, with the higher priced pieces complete and the lower priced ones incomplete or badly rusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capsized in a Squall and Pittsburg Fire Losses
Reported disasters include a capsizing in a squall and a extensive Pittsburg fire with multiple fatalities. A switchman strike and domestic incidents are noted alongside odd phrases about liquor, bad company, and a young clergyman. The text also mentions Lex the Rev and fragmented items about a mother and baby.
Capsized via Squall Drift Narrows Search for Victims
A squall capsized a vessel causing loss of twelve and leaving new debris adrift. Authorities report four bodies recovered while search teams continue for remaining victims near the coast, with local rescue units coordinating maritime and air patrols.
Switchmen on Strike Delegates from Three Cities Meet
Delegates from St Louis St Joseph and Leavenworth meet to discuss the strike. They state that no large material will move unless granted the advance and that the strike is continued in the interest of workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Extensive fire in Pittsburg destroys Mundorf planing mill
Pursuers on Oct 25 report G. A. and A. S. Mundorfs planing mill on Pittsburg's south side burned this morning. Five two story frame dwellings and 100 feet of lumber were also damaged as the blaze spread rapidly. Employees narrowly escaped with their lives. firemen and an engineer sustained severe burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
G. A
A. S. Mundorfs
Northeast gale wrecks Florence E. Tower crew near Provincetown
A heavy northeast gale yesterday and last night off Provincetown swept away a seine boat and eleven men aboard the schooner Florence E Tower, including the captain. Rescue by a Marblehead schooner brought the survivors here, and two bodies were found near Sandwich thought to be from the Helen M Crosby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Mass
Florence E. Tower
Sandwich
Helen M. Crosby
Hotel Fire Destroys South Park Inn at Curcaco
A hotel on the southern outskirts of Curcaco burned this morning. The South Park hotel, a noted road house, had only a few inmates who escaped with a hurried exit. Loss estimated at $25,000, partly insured.
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South Park
Tragic Food Court Trap Reported in Merenton
In Merenton Missouri on Oct 25 a man named Keeny was found in a locked room at the courthouse annex during supper time. He attempted to reach a window and was killed as death followed quickly thereafter in what appears to be a fatal accident or misadventure. The incident is being investigated by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrenton
Keeny Waz
al Jaller
Fragmented Annapolis notes from October court
In Annapolis notes a court session discussed election registers and poll access near a three mile point. A larceny case named Charles Kemp was presented in circuit court. The Court of Appeals heard an interesting case with W Machen and Bern as appellants and Tyser H. E. Wootten for the appellee. About a dozen bids were mentioned in relation to a local matter.
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Annapolis
Aposlis
Govtenis
Lo Toliers
Desire de Tall
Seult
Charie
Court of Appeals
Jay
Charles E. Kemp
W. Machen
Bern
John 8
Tyser H. E. Wootten
Appellee
Frayed Friday Night Row Arrest and Assault Report
Payvrox Brown, 23, recounts going to Mrs. Mills and being assaulted by Geo. Cook over a loan dispute. He says Cook struck him with a cane, then Brown defended with a hatchet, knocking Cook, while a brick shattered a window and Brown’s money was later dropped during arrest. Brown pursued an officer for release of his bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Paston Brown
Crown
Mary Mille
Ae J
Cook
Mary Mills
Bat
Dausman Enters Trotting-Horse Busines in St Louis
Dausman the wealthy picture owner of St Louis has entered the trotting horse business on a large scale. He owns a stable of young trotters said to be worth 100 000 dollars.
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Dausman
St. Louis
Poe and the Gettysburg marble monument in Baltimore’s old churchyard
Correspondent notes a monumental Edgar Allan Poe grave stone near Westminster church in Baltimore. He reflects on Poe, Evangeline, Washington, and the nation’s memory of poets, contrasting fame with modest memorials and urging lasting appreciation of local verse amid a Civil War era patriotism debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimouse
Westminster Church
Edgar Alan Poe
Evangeline
Mimi
Gabriel
Shakespeare
Stratfi
Mane
Washington
Maryland
Francis Se Cour
George H. Miles
Frederick Valley
Gettyshurs
Amiation
Leneth
Eldor
Hotel Arrivals At Principal Hotels Yesterday
Arrivals listed from New York Philadelphia Boston Mingo Toledo Springfield New Orleans and other places. Notables include H S Soh Jonas Rosenfield JOS Patrick and 25 from the county plus 22 from the county and 3 ties Mammend Pennsylvania. Visitors from Baltimore Massachusetts and other locales are recorded as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lestel
Dardon
Perley
Edward Murpher
New Orleans
H. S. Soh
Jame
Miin
Wincee
B.D. Rodd
N. L. Gutman
W. BL Jones
Jonas Rosenfield
Jos. Patrick
Dalto
Mammend
Pennsylvania
Electric Bitters Claim Cure for Kidney and Liver Complaints
Advert promotes Electric Bitters as a universal remedy. It claims thousands of cases cured and daily recommendations. It states benefits include blood purification and bowel regulation, with a money back guarantee. Sold by Carrett & Steele at 50 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrett & Steele
Dragged to Death of Louisiana Clergyman
The Rev. M. T. Rogers, a colored Baptist minister, rode a freight train in New Iberia Louisiana with a rope for a free ride. He lost his grip and fell becoming entangled and dragged for a long distance until his body was discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Rogers
Louisiana
New Iberia
Whimsical scraps and quips from an old column
A tangled collection of jokes and witticisms from a bygone era features mock headlines a joking parlor scene and social asides. It includes quips about foxes English climate widows buttermakers and Bee metaphors, with a note on Mise Chamberlain in Paris and playful barbs about public life.
Rough on the Parson in Barber Shop
A Modern Arca figure, Riev. Dro , visiting a barber parishioner, was shaved as the barber’s drink-fueled unsteadiness caused a cut. The minister scolded, noting, You see what comes from taking too much drink. The barber’s reply mocked the idea, saying the skin becomes tender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arca
Riev
Dro
Jackson
Buckien's Arnica Salve in Nipwerapen HR
Vintage advertisement touts Buckien's Arnica Salve as a universal cure for burns bruises cuts and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Sold by Garrett Steele in Nipwerapen HR offering 25 cents per box and a full refund if not cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Garrett & Steele
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Rene
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Mrs. Lair
Feoge
Gos
Ilvan A. Woo Tward
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Tryste
Mark
Cramer
Mirton A. Woodward
Itteak Tharary
Mittar A
Uve
Schley
Patisherscaid Proprietors
United
Sandry
Anmlimilions
Schley & Delaphine
Soiv
North Market
Nod
Democratic Meeting
Eink
Lex
Srapes
Wia
Fowier
Ccox
Matmant i Piensa
Baltimore
the DaiLy News
Fannie Hines
Balto
CS. Ford
C.J. Ford
C. AL Tobes
Massachusetts
Ben Butler
Mise Chamberlain
Paris
Buckien
Nipwerapen
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