Chicago Daily News 2 Cent Paper Founding Ten Years Ago
The Chicago Daily News established December 26 1875 is hailed as a pioneer of low priced journalism in the west. It claims independence not partisanship, balanced news and fearless opinion while boasting a daily circulation over 150 000 and AP membership.
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Chicago Daily News
West
Chicago
Associated Press
Virginia
United States
New York
Hitus Warren
Hop Picking Scenes and Hop Yard Life of the Day
The article describes hop picking as a vivid country scene with long rows of vines, green growth, and toppling tips. It notes busy pickers at rough board bins, shared labor, and the social mix of locals and visitors, with singing and lively yard atmosphere under sunny skies.
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New York
Terpsichore
Mrs. Martin and a Sacred Circle in Oso Church Frenzy
Cincinnati dispatch reports a 14 year religious surge in Oso with about thirty adherents forming a closed circle near Walnut Hills. They worship a holy woman Mrs J B Martin believed to be Christ manifested in mortal form, while millennial beliefs and sinless life practices unfold.
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Cincinnati
Oso
Congress
Kansas
Buchanan
Walnut Hills
Loveland Camp
Leonard
J. B. Martin
Christ
Earth
Martin
Robinson
Democratic Candidate Capt. Cogswell for New Hampshire Governor
Capt. Cogswell the Democratic nominee for governor of New Hampshire was born in the state forty five years ago. He graduated from Dartmouth in 1862 and joined the army, earning a captain’s rank within a year. After the war he studied law and began practice in 1866.
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New Hampshire
Capt. Cogswell
Dartmouth
Leaders vow to restore the Stars and Stripes over the Peninsula
In a defiant pledge, local leaders promise persistent effort until American flag reverberates over the peninsula. They cite enduring occupation and aim to rally support from residents and veterans for a return of national sovereignty.
Nova Scotia Revenue Inequities Prompt Union Critique
The assembly argued that before union the province was in healthy finances, but sixteen years of union worsened objections. It cited unequal customs duties vs Ontario and Quebec, and provided 1861 and 1881 trade data. An attorney general warned that tariff removal could spur US annexation and that home rule is tied to NS survival.
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Newfoundland
Canada
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Maine
Acadia
Longfellow
Nova
England
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Ontario
Quebec
Liberal Party
United States Senate
Congress
John Randolph
Rosnoke
Joan Randolph Tucker
Jikes
Virginia
Washington and Lee University
Estrade Locomotive Aims For 75 MPH Test In Europe
Civil engineers across the ocean discuss M. Estrade's near complete locomotive designed to reach seventy five miles per hour. It features six driving wheels eight foot diameter and three coupled axles with new suspension and hinged grease boxes. Possible rapid service on India mail routes and long straight lines in Russia Asia America are noted as benefits.
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Republic
Ocean
M. Estrade
Russia
Asia
America
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promoted as Targeted Remedy
An 1890s advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as not a cure-all but a potent specific for chronic weaknesses peculiar to women, emphasizing singleness of purpose over broad claims.
Tar Syrup Promoted for Lung Trouble by Minister
Reverend A M Humphrey of Trilla Coles County Wisconsin endorses a White Wine Tar Syrup as beneficial for lung ailments. He urges others to try the remedy and notes Crowder and Reed as makers or sellers.
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A. M. Humphrey
the Baptist Church
Trilla, Coles Co
Wls
Crowder & Reed
Ayer’s Hair Vigor Promises Shine and Growth
An old advertisement extols Ayer’s Hair Vigor for scalp soothing influence and dandruff removal. It claims the formula restores faded or gray hair to its original color and stimulates growth for a glossy silken appearance.
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M. E. Goff
Leadville
Cel
H. P. Williamson
Davidson College
Mecklenburg Co
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Geo. A. Cadman
Waterloo
Ife
F. N. Foster
Princeton
Ind
The Markets Sullivan
Hay per ton delivered from 5.00 to 5.50 dollars. Wheat per bushel 0.65 to 0.70 dollars. Flour best family per barrel 4.50. Beef cattle fat per pound 0.314 to 0.04 dollars. Cattle stock per pound 0.25 to 0.04 dollars. Hogs fat per pound 0.41 to 0. ets. Sheep per pound 0.03 ets. Corn per bushel 0.28 ets. Butter per pound 0.10 ets. Eggs per dozen 0.07 ets. Hens per pound 0.06 ets. Roosters per pound 0.24 ets. Spring chickens 0.07 ets. Turkeys per pound 0.40 to 0.60 ets. Feathers per pound 0.20 to 0.35 ets. Ducks per pound 0.04 ets. Geese per dozen 3.00 to 4.00 dollars. Dried apples per pound 0.25 ets.
Market Data Roundup From August to October
Provisions and meat markets show mixed movement across regions. Lower and higher markets list varied prices for oats, cattle, and pork with notes on shipping, steers, and market firmness. Regional price ranges cover Wisconsin Michigan Indiana Iowa Nebraska Minnesota Kansas and surrounding areas.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Dakota
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Sol Goodman
L.stewart’s Sons’ Insurance Agency
W S. Maple
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Maple & Railsback
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Penadrowalens Building
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B. Williams
Beasley & Williams
L'Urlic Sullivan
Public Square
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H. J. Hays
Hays & Hays
Farmers’ State Bank
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A. A. Holmes
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