Daily Echoes and Local News Tidbits From 19th Century Ledger
A compact page notes daily publication details, local chatter, and brief items. It mentions Uncle Samuel’s hat, a war footing wakeup, ongoing ice cream season worries, a globe trek by an Ohio reporter, and Chu Fossa’s Sing Sing stint for swindling. It also covers Secretary Tracy’s rheumatism, James G. Blaine’s indictments, New York political strife, Cantor’s World’s Fair funds, Harris murder trial morphine theories, and a County Agricultural Society meeting at the Court House in February.
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Young Harris
Miss Potts
Brat Binsh
World notes on bores, dyes, and ancient finds
The excerpt surveys diverse topics from fashion and religion to industry. It mentions hair decoration with red silk thread, prohibitions on alcohol in Hinduism and Islam, damaged goods marketings in English trade, a large new naphtha spring in Baloo, Bahama sponge industry growth, Dead Sea microbes killed except two, a French professor researching seawater as hospital antiseptic, ancient terra cotta Venus figures found near St. Saens, sugar bleaching by clay, and Liberian timekeeping with sunrise at six and sunset at six.
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India
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Baloo
Bahama
Idlands
Florida Coant
Bahamas
Dead Sea
Seine Valley
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Venus
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Liberia
Turret Topics and Racing Notes Abound in February
A ragged collection notes Pittsburg Phil finishing strong by 20,000, Stoval acquitted after a ferryboat quarrel with Peter Robinson of Philadelphia, and North the English Derby king planning five entries for the 1693 Chicago Derby. Civil Service shows a strong season with fourteen wins in twenty-five starts. Ralph Wilkes ties Sunol’s two year old record at 2:16. The American Trotting Horse Register may switch Wallace’s Monthly to weekly. Also mentions Dre of thirteen on-line services at $1,250 each, Laymen Movement reports, Christian Unity, and denominational cooperation efforts. Allcock’s Porous Plasters praised. beware imitations. K of P Grand Lodge to meet in Trenton February 17-18. United Tea and Coffee Growers Association ad promotes low prices.
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Plonger
Pittsburg
Phil
Stoval
Peter Robinson
Philadelphia
Wea
Colonel North
England
Civil Service
Ralph Wilkes
Red Wilkes
Independence
Sunol
American Trotting Horse Register Association
Wallace's Monthly
J. A. Morris
New York
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Gulupin
Woman Smuggling Suspicions And Bridal Gown Craft In Detroit
Fragmented 19th century column blends observations on customs officers policing contraband with social notes on rich brides and home industry. A Detroit bride elect employs handmade lingerie from a poverty flat, while other items discuss women being scrutinized for valuables and a sewist’s artistry amid market chatter.
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Sally Slam
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Sing Sing
Tracy
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Washington
James G. Blaine
Massachusetts
New York City
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Cleveland
Democratia
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New York State
Cantor
Iowa
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Court House
Fom‘rville
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Brotherhood of Christian Unity
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South Dakota
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Bowdoin College
Maine
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Wyoming
Silver Crown
Omaha
New York Advertiser
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Normal School of
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Harper’s Weekly
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Pocket Book
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United Tea and Coffee Growers Association
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Plainfield Produce CO
Ratitan Mills
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