Conkling wedding amid Utica gossip and jokes
Utica chatter centers on Senator Conkling and his daughter's wedding to Mr. Oatman. Confidants recall Conkling’s aloof remarks about the son in law and a misread letter, while locals mock his character as bulldozing and selfish, yet affirm his political stand.
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Utica
N. Y
Conkling
Mr. Oxutman
Conk- Ning
Mr. Oatman
Samuel Sloan
Delaware, Iackawana & Western Railroad
Conk
Oxtman
Horatio Seymour
Roscoe
Seymour
Rosene
Breasie
Roscoe Conkling
Senator Conkling
Mr Proctor
Bogg's
Proctor
Rosco
Senator Cookling
Mr. Proctor
Richfield Springs
Jewell
Gen
McQuade É Ai
McQuade
Osira
Oatman
Bessie Conkling
Bessie
Ever on the Alert at Col in Co Dry Goods Bazaar
A vivid local notice extols the Colin & Co Dry Goods Bazaar as a vast, varied shop offering domestic goods at low prices. It praises proprietor Mr Schlessinger and salesman Mr Bernard Forster for courteous service and affordable, durable fabrics and ready made items.
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Colin & Co
Schlessinger
Bernard Forster
Confidence game unfolds at distant railroad town hotel
A young man posing as a Mason ingratiates himself with a hotel keeper in a small railroad town. He arranges for an express shipment of cheap pictures valued at high sums, borrows money, and disappears with the photos after delivering payment to the shipper. The hotel keeper discovers the goods are mundane.
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Express
Express Company
Hhe
Land and Emigrant Business Report for April 1879
Union Pacific land and emigrant figures show 23 529.75 acres sold at 110 147.85 dollars total and 4 4 9 per acre with 305 purchasers and 804 acres per buyer. Bridge division notes 215 emigrant teams crossed and 43 cars westbound with goods. Tickets sold to Nebraska points total 698 1 2 with multiple towns listed. Omaha Republican.
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Union Pacific Railroad Company
Leavitt Burnham
Erg
B Havens
Long Department
T. L. Kimball, Esq
Council Blutts
Omaha Offee
Omaha Offic
Nebraska
North Platte
Plum Creek
Kearney
Giuhan
Shelton
Wood River
Grand Island
Chapman's
Central Cty
Clark's
Silver Creek
Columbus
Schuyler
North Bend
Fresont
Valley
Omaha
The Dangerous Girl and the Lure of One Woman
A literary reflection on a "dangerous girl" who captivates a man, altering his views on love and marriage. The piece highlights her listening gift, vivid personality, and how she disarms bachelorhood with quiet power. It quotes Das well and contrasts beauty with influence. Truth is at the bottom of the well.
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Orlando
Rosalind
Leeuw
Xo Tao
Silens
Benedict
Lippincott's Magazine
Judge Dundy decision frees Standing Bear and halts forced removals
The Omaha Republican reports Judge Dundy's habeas corpus ruling in the Ponca case, holding Indians cannot be held by the army to relocate or confine them on reservations. It states expatriation is a protected right and that removal requires consent, with troops to deliver suspects to civil authorities for due process. Attorneys A.J. Perrerson and Jno L. Webster advocate for relators. G. M. Lawperter represents the government.
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Omaha Republican
Dundy
Yar
Standing Bear
United
United States
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Indiana
Indian Territory
A.J Porreron
Jno L. Webster
G. M. Lawperteer
Cure for Horse Colic Warned By London Farmers Club
Historic note reports a method against horse colic from Mr. Frederick Street. It advises applying hot cloths to the belly and withers, wrapping to retain heat and renewing as needed. A hot bran poultice is recommended to retain warmth and aid relief.
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London Farmers’ Club
Frederick Street
Leadville warns carpenters of low pay at new works
Mr D Cull reports from Leadville on the bridge site and warns carpenters that job pay is low. With forty carpenters employed and demand for a hundred daily, earnings will be about 3 to 4 dollars per day. He cautions tradesmen to weigh board costs and living expenses before rushing to Leadville.
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D. Cull
Masory
Leadville
Tom
D. H. Carn
C. B. Non. Purell
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