The Wondrous Wise Merchant Learns to Advertise
The town tale contrasts two merchants. One prospers after ignoring ads while the other thrives by constant advertising, swiftly selling goods and reselling remaining stock. The Oil City Derrick and Lancaster Examiner note the moral on trade publicity.
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Lancaster
Running Seventy-Five Miles In One Hour A Heroic Rail Run
A railroad engineer narrates a 75 mile dash in one hour to save the F and C line from bankruptcy during 1857 panic. He battles heavy grades, a high steam load, and a sabotaged valve while racing to deliver the treasurer’s confession and secure $5,000 reward, ultimately averting a total road collapse.
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Tam
F. and C
Taunton
Aldrich
Alarich
Roberts
Harry
Joe
Canada
Sven
Wood
Towa
A Mane Millionaire in Mexican Mining Boom
The article notes rising interest in Mexican mining with exchanges in major cities and strong investor demand. It highlights genuine mines amid bogus claims, pins high hopes on Galveston financier B Tiernan at the Lindell, and cites the Magillon district near Silver City as a site of significant silver and copper discoveries. He predicts Mexico could rival established miners within a year.
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Montezuma Mining Company
Galveston
Lone Mountain
Eureka
Mexico
Boundary
Sierras
New Mexico
Colorado
Victoria
Cooney
Whitehill
Leadville
San Juan
Garden of America
Tierman
Montezuma Company
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
B. Tiernan
Texas
Lindell
Post-Dispatch
Flood
O'Brien
Magillon
Magillon Mountains
Tiernan
Silver City
Married women and mortgage rights clarified by attorney general
Attorney General Baldwin issues opinion on whether a county auditor may loan school lands on mortgage held by a married woman and her husband. He explains that property acquired by purchase may be mortgaged as security for the debtor, while property acquired by descent devise or gift cannot be encumbered for others.
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Baldwin
Indianapolis
Spencer County
D. P. Baldwin
Republicans Narrow Caucus Leads in Tennessee Convention
Nashville January 24 Republicans held a morning caucus to name a votes today but failed to decide. Harrison led talks with Gen eral Bate withdrawn. On the twenty first ballot Maynard 3 Bayley 13 Harrison 40 Bright 23 W L Taylor 6 Rose 3 Smith of Shelby 1 Jackson 1 Muse 2. The twenty second ballot shows Maynard 2 Harrison 40 Bright 33 Taylor 5 W M Smith 1 Bayley 11 Rose 2 Ww Y C Humes 1 Muse 1 Etheridge 1. The convention recessed until 2 30.
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Nashville
Tenn
Harrison
B. Bate
Maynard
Bayley
Bright
W. L. Taylor
Rose
Smith
Shelby
Jackson
Muse
Taylor
W.M. Smith
Ww. Y.C. Humes
Etheridge
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Champion
Reaper & Mower
Studebaker Farm Wagon
Giupin Suley Plows
Climax Corn Planter
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Howe
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DAVIS
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Sullvan
Franzz Liszt
Theo
Thomason
Mason & Halin
Mason & Hamlin Organ Co
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