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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1876
Page
1
A muddled, archaic verse fragment speaks of romantic desire for Jennie and contrasts ideal gifts with practical Germanic items. The speaker laments not winning affection and imagines wandering with Jennie by moonlight rather than violence.
In a cold attic Sadie Hartley rejects Colton Everhard’s marriage, fearing loveless life. After facing threats and poverty the pair relies on her mother’s counsel. A will reveals Sadie as heir to twenty thousand pounds, transforming their future and her happiness.
A midnight to 3 am deal formed to unite opposition to Blaine with Gen. Woodford slated for second on the ticket but blocked. Wheeler support was built by Gen. Merritt H R James and ex Senator Dickinson, while Conkling men reluctantly backed Wheeler. Tribune notes a split vote and limited gains for Wheeler on the ticket. The New York Tribune also reports 11,364 cabin passengers arrived from Europe January to June 1, including 3,385 aliens and 7,979 naturalized citizens, a weak Exposition showing for foreigners.
Four marshals in the French army are named Baraguay, Hilliere, Canrobert, and Mac Mahon with Lebeuf excluded. Their pay is $6,000, and Mac Mahon also receives salary as President, while Canrobert has pay as Senator.
The conductor of a westbound Detroit 2 train challenged a man who waved him away claiming a ticket was unnecessary. The man called the conductor a hireling of anarchy and urged him to pass on without checking. The exchange underscored tension around orderly conduct aboard streetcars.
A New York case enforces the chancery doctrine of clean hands in trade mark disputes. A bran dealer sought an injunction to stop a defendant from using his trade mark on bottles with misleading weights. The Court of Common Pleas refused relief, and General Term affirmed that protecting the public outweighs trademark protection when misrepresentation in weight or measure is involved.
In Illinois a man who kissed a stranger in the street was fined ten dollars plus costs and mocked as an "oscalatory Tarquin" by the attorney. In Brooklyn another man who kissed Miss Mary L. Smith during a bouquet purchase received only a written apology. Separately, Gen. George Stonemayn, Union cavalry leader, becomes a California Railroad Commissioner.
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