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Newspaper
Reading Eagle
Location
Reading, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1869
Page
1
A detailed warning targets young men about the harms of solitary vice, listing physical and mental deteriorations and urging immediate treatment. The piece includes a correction about a hydrophobia death rumor and a touching account of Mr Eckerson’s final moments with his wife.
News from Vera Cruz says General Alatorre routed Negrete's rebels at Lescala with Malo killed and many prisoners taken. Negrete fled south, Prieto captured and shot near Vera Cruz, Amado joined but vanished. Merida uprising crushed. Caballos executed ringleaders. Executions surge. Justes bans them March 1. Scarce details on Mayer and Negrete’s fate.
The act prohibits any officer from trading or owning state securities or public property and sets penalties including fines and removal from office. A local report from Azan Oshland, Ohio notes a hotel gas smell incident with a rural bride party and a joke about a stocking and a shoe string ending.
A March 2, 1889 letter from Onicaco to Wisconson recounts overnight in Sherman House Chicago remarks. The writer praises the hotel’s refit at great cost, notes Chicago’s rapid growth and new tunnel under the Illinois River, and highlights the city as a lumber and grain hub with 186 lumber firms and a 1 billion foot annual gross lumber trade.
In March 1868 a group including Nedho Pinstea Hexown and others faced charges for the murder of B F Johnson and Benny Cannon aboard an oyster boat. The report details the attempted execution of Bailey and the failed strangling on the scaffold as hundreds watched.
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