Mob lynches two suspects after Laprade murder in Tennessee
Reports from Nasuvitty and Springfield describe a mob of armed men breaking into the jail at Springfield and later at Saddler'sville, hanging Archie Jamison and Jack Bell for the Laprade murder. Ramsey’s body was found shot, and several other suspects are under guard as the county reels from the vigilante action.
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Tennessee
Nasavitis
Robertson
Laprade
Brauidervilla
Springfield
Dimerican
Jus Ramsey
Miss Irvit
Ramsey
Clarksville
Sparsarery
Arch Jamison
Sack Bell
Jmob
Nasuvitty
Tenn
Aledge
Hamsey
Laly
Jack Bell
Archie Jamison
Megroes
Streats
Springville
Saddlersrill
Viggina
Saddlersville
Prin Mers
Birth of an heiress to King Alfonso celebrated
The Gazette reports amnesties and sentence reductions in honor of the infant's birth. European rulers express congratulations to King Alfonso and Queen Christina as Dowager politics and dynastic loyalty fill the coverage.
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Marziv
Infanta
Puerto Rico
Europe
Christina
Alfonso
Deep Ploughing Advocated For Higher Yields In Drought
A Nebraska Farmer writer argues deep ploughing yields superior crops, citing fields furrowed six to ten inches deeper show 40 to 100 percent better corn and wheat. He notes easier harvest, use of four horses on a 16 inch plow, and that fall ploughing becomes more productive than spring, with practical methods for weed control and soil handling.
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Nebraska Farmer
Furst & Bradley
Barnard White's Lumber Yard Aids Ornamental Plaster Work
Local builders at Barnard White's Lumber Yard undertake ornamental plaster work, adding decorative features to projects. The report notes ongoing plastering efforts and the use of yard materials to complete forms.
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Barnard White
For Sale Twenty Acres Near Hooper City
Notice announces twenty acres for sale located two miles northeast of Hooper City. Inquiry directions point to the office or to Peter Cunningham for details and terms.
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Hooper City
Peter Cunningham
Sepld Jm
Dr Winchells Teething Syrup Promoted For Children Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Winchells Teething Syrup as a remedy for teething discomfort Cholera infantum and stomach pains claiming immediate relief. It urges mothers to try the product and notes sales through large retailers at 25 cents per bottle.
European coin flood and political notes from Daily Junction
European coin continues flooding New York while varied items span Montenegrins marching toward Dulcigno, Maine amendments likely carried, Schurz reaching Washington, and California and Missouri conventions. Reports include shipwrecks, bond buys, fortifications, and political maneuverings across states with noted figures like Gov. Long, Hayes, and Sherman.
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Lockhaven
Dulcigno
California
Maine
Schurz
Washington
Brooklyn
Oldham
Conkling
Accident at Moroni Leaves Burton Wounded by Rifle Incident
Mr. Burton was wounded when a carbine 22 rifle discharged during a shooting at about sixty feet. A clerk handled the weapon as it fired. the ball lodged in his neck but the wound is not considered dangerous. He is expected to recover in about four weeks.
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Merino
Santo Domingo
Vatican
Ulysses Averreaux
War
Marine
Billini
Interior
Police
Elyse Gravillon
Justice
R. Boscowetz
Treasury
Commerce
Chas
Barton
Moroni
Jerald
Salt Lake City
Phesiag
Burton
Nephi
Speers
W. J. Rows
Mr. Burton
Rowe
Wade sentenced for jail escape plotting
W H Wade was arrested Monday on a charge of aiding prisoners to escape from the City jail. He was tried Tuesday, found guilty, and sentenced to ninety days in prison. He will "improve the streets" for that period and may incite further escapes after release.
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Iterall
W.H. Wade
Farr & Bros Flour Mills In Ogden Progressing Through Modernization
The Farr and Brothers flour mills in Ogden, established by Lorin Farr and later run by Isaac Farr and John Williams, have modernized with turbine power and machinery like the Booth Separator and Eureka Smut Machine. The facility emphasizes flour grading quality, operates mostly round the clock, and handles up to 52,000 bushels yearly with a distribution repository on Fourth Street.
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L. Farr & Co
Lorin Farr
Ogden Woolen Mills
Ogden Canyon
Farr
Ogden River Bridge
Booth
Isaac Farr
John Williams
Ogden Mills
Weber County
Farr & Bros
Fourth Street
Grand Musical Concert and Sunday School Review in Ogden Tabernacle
A detailed programme for morning and afternoon sessions at the Ogden Tabernacle on a September Sunday in 1880. It lists songs, prayers, recitations, questions and answers on biblical topics, and performances by First Ward, Second Ward, Third Ward, and Fourth Ward schools with numerous individual performers and choirs, ending with benediction.
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Third Ward School
God
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Supt
Mattock
Mound Fort School
St. John
First Ward Ool
Edward K. Anderson
4Ealed Company
Utah
Minnie Woodmansee
Third Ward
Ncted
Zon
Elnora Farr
Lispera
Kirtland Temple
Second Ward
Zion
J. F. Monch
John Fowler
Martha Jackson
Tag telephone becomes favored means for large business houses
A note observes that telephone tagging is turning into a preferred communication method for major companies and firms, signaling a shift in how business houses coordinate and conduct operations.
The Postal Service and the Public
An analysis praising the postal service as essential to personal ties, education, and national administration. It notes public affection yet frequent injust accusations against the post and urges cooperation to meet rising demand, speed, safety, and cheapness in global correspondence.
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Postal Administration
Vivid Rail Journey From Vera Cruz to Mexico City
A Californian sketch by D B Richardson recounts a railroad trip from Vera Cruz to the City of Mexico. The 260 mile ride takes about eighteen hours and traverses torrid to temperate zones with dramatic mountain canyons and a distant view of Orizaba, the Mountain of the Star, offering a rapid, scenic panorama.
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City of
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Gulf
Republic
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Cordillera
Oristaba
Victory in Maine reshapes Republican hopes in campaign
A Maine election surprise shocks Republicans as fusionists gain governor and several congress seats while Republicans retain the legislature. The Blaine dispatch notes Maine’s turnout and funds spent by national Democrats, with total costs estimated up to 100000 dollars.
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Ih. Batrimone
Joshua Horner
Enoch Pratt
Corxei
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Little Mack
Rtata
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Churchill
San Francisco
Olympia
Washington Territory
Thos. Burke
Seattle
Congress
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George J. Robeson
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Trus
Alabama
Arkansas
Maine
New York
Union
Ohio
Indiana
Blaine
Republic
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Plaisted
Democratic Party
Davis
National Democratic
J.G. Braye
Census of 1880 table shows state by state counts
The New York Herald publishes a mixed official and estimated table of 1880 census results for nearly all states and territories. Alaska New Mexico Washington and Wyoming are excluded. The table outlines approximate population figures that should align closely with official figures when released.
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Census Bureau
New York Herald
Territories
Alaska
New Mexico
Washington
Wyoming
Life and origins of Lewis Crank linked to Uncle Tom tale
The article notes Lewis Crank of Oberlin Ohio claims lineage connected to the Uncle Tom legend. It describes his mixed ancestry, birth in Kentucky, slavery until age 27, escape, and family details including a daughter who is a teacher. It also references Josiah Vensen and a heroic crossing of the St Lawrence by a woman.
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Lewis Crank
George Ilaria
Uncle Tom's
Catin
Oberlin
Ohio
Hia
Kentucky
Stowe
Une de Vor
Tom
Josiah Vensen
Ontario
St. Lawrence
Hua
Mary A. Lo
South
Memory Ode for Little Cora Davis
A verse memorial expresses sorrow for Cora Davis with lines about the morning land and home beyond. The author Laura M. Giens signs the piece dated September 13, 1850, noting faith and hope as the child joins the afterlife.
Agricultural Implements Industry Surges Across States
Agricultural implements form a principal branch of manufactures with output and employment rising from 5,361 in 1850 to 40,680 this year. Ohio leads with 10,248 workers, followed by winds with 8,000 and New York 7,237, while Pennsylvania tops 3,000. The western push for plows harrows mowing machines harvesters follows Horace Greeley’s injunction as Illinois accelerates investment, rivaling eastern states.
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Ohio
Winds
New York
Pennsylvania
Horace Greeley
New England
New Illinois
Ohio Line
Utes Seek Peace Amid Chiefrealignments and Treaties
Reports say Arizenensions linked to Quray’s death vanish as Sipovonsk is named high chief without trouble. About eighty Uncompahgre and White River Utes submit to Indian agents. Many Indians sign a treaty to leave their territory after recent peace talks shown skill and potential speedy settlement.
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Quray
Sipovonsk
White River
Tug Whistling Stirs Chicago News Readers on Schools
The letter to the editor questions the paper’s coverage of Tug Whistling and comments on public schools. It notes education in high schools academies and universities while urging more attention to the lower strata. The writer also mentions dissatisfaction with the paper’s knowledge and reporting.
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Chicago News
News
Enof
Watter
Beaveston
Bercencay Pavers Boast of Bankroll Ties to Treasury Clerks
The piece attacks Bercencay Pavers for claiming forty or fifty women clerks in the federal treasury, many widows of Union soldiers, have voluntarily given money to the Republican campaign fund. It condemns reformers who denounce the donations as theft to preserve their administration.
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Bercencay Pavers
Federal
Treasury Department
Republican Campaign Fund
Sugar crop lag prompts call for self sufficiency
Cuza's sugar harvest this year trails last year with about 545 400 tons vs 680 000. Farmers resist selling all cane and sorghum to reap profits from sugar. The text argues America should grow its own sugar and export briefly, noting Utah Territory could also.
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Cuza
America
Utah Territory
Payne and Akin Wed In Frankfort Amid Local Cheer
Me Exos A Payne of Frankfort Kentucky marries Mia s Mary P Akin of Lexington in a ceremony celebrated by a locally famed pet. The note celebrates the joyous event with a quirky line praising Akin to Payne and urging inclusion of Akin in the joy.
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Exos A. Payne
Frankfort Ky
Mias
Mary P. Akin
Lexington
Government to publish civil war records in ninety six volumes
Officials announce a ninety six volume Civil War records set of eight hundred pages each totaling seventy five thousand eight hundred pages. The burden of paying for the vast work likely falls on taxpayers and the readers remain uncertain.
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Ofice
Washington
Gill
Mrs L B Pratt Remembered for Charity and Kindness
Mrs L B Pratt ofeBearer died last Wednesday at eighty. The well known and respected lady was noted for lifelong charity and kindness and leaves a name honored by all who knew her.
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Mirrorp Sentinel
L. B. Pratt
Country fair in California awards bed comforter prize
Reno Gazette notes a recent California county fair where a stout young lady showcased the domestic department and won the premium for the best bed comforter by bachelor judges. How did they know remains unstated.
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California
Stout
Reno Gazette
Stirling Pill Promise of Night’s Rest and Health
Taken before sleep, Stirling will insure a good night’s rest and a rosy morn. It claims to aid coated tongue, bad breath, sick headache, and dyspepsia or torpid liver with instant pain relief. The article notes opposition from medical men and reports numerous testimonials from the New World. Trial size available at drugstores. wholesale agents listed.
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Stirling
New World
Cartes Baxotsy & Co
Cough Remedy History Claim from McNatty Co Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Elfert's Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry as a standard remedy for throat and chest ailments. It claims the product has saved many lives and never fails to soothe suffering, by J. W. McNatty & Co.
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Elfert
J. W. McNatty& Co
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