New York cat show and wide world news in brief
A collage of short notes reports a New York cat show, smallpox panic in Illinois towns, Iowa City mayoral election of W A Morrison, Mattie Hunter sale for 12000, Springfield Ohio fire losses, and Koos suicide fear driven act. Also covers schooner Ludington crossing ice, and political shifts including Garfield cabinet moves and Blaine era mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Illinois
W. A. Morrison
Iowa City
Mattie Hunter
Springfield
L. C. Koos
St.Louis
Ludington
Lake Michigan
H. G. Pearson
Ischia
John Welsh
Tennessee
Fred Diehl
Marion County
Toledo Board of Water Works
Minneapolis
Topeka
Kansas
RoBert Lincoln
Friends
Hayes
Fremont
Senate
Garfield
Western Union Telegraph Company
Garfeld
Stanly Matthews
Supreme Court
Blaine
Sunes
Windom
Kirkwood
Miami Medical College
Cincinnati
F. W. Langdon
Chicago Board of Trade
Niagara River
Canada Southern Railway
Topawanda
N. Y
Buffalo
Wiliam BP. Wrye
United States
Maine
Shopier
Wis
Janesville
Chicago and Northwestern
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Northumberland
Hyde Park
Scranton
Diverse 19th Century Indiana Notices Jump Across Topics
A laporte rooster with three spurs, New Albany cotton button factory machinery, twenty one Fort Wayne medical graduates, Osgood mare Belle West sale rejected, Logansport shipyard engines, La Porte mayor arson attempt, Ripley county measles and scarlet fever deaths, Tipton heir to English fortune, Adams county widow Mary Ammerean suicide, Andrew Kay presumed drowned en route to Oregon, Ohio River stock loss in New Albany, William Holpen noted.
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Henry Cwass
Laporte County
New Albany
Fort Wayne College of Medicine
T. W. Foster
Osgood
Belle West
Logansport
Mayyor Were
la Perle
Ripley County
Anthony Hobbes
Tipton
England
Mary Ammerean
Adams County
Andrew Kay
Oregon
Pacific Ocean
Garfield's Cabinet lineup outlined with Blaine at State
The piece profiles the Garfield administration’s proposed Cabinet, naming James G Blaine as Secretary of State and William Windom as Secretary of the Treasury. It notes Windom’s long service in Congress and Senate, his financial expertise, and Blaine’s world standing. It also details War Secretary Robert W Lincoln, Postmaster General Thomas J James, Interior Secretary Samuel J Kirkwood, and Attorney General Wayne MacVeagh, plus brief sketches of their backgrounds.
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Cox
Moopy
Sankey
San Francisco
Union Pacific Railroad
New York
Ohio
Gear
Iowa
McDill
Pacific Coast
Topeka
Atchison and
Santa J’e
Southern Pacific
Deming
New Mexico
J. W. MecDill
Alten
Union County
Congress
United States Senate
Kirkwood
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Colonel Richardson
Mississippi
South
Frances I. Willard
Women’s Temperance Union of the
United States
Garfield
Hayes
White House
Empire State
Wisconsin
Senate
Nathan Golf, Jr
Navy
West Virginia
Presid Hayes
Naval Asparament
Lewis Achmend
Rhode Island
Romee
Johan L. Frisbie
Michigan
Rheims
France
Phiadelphia
Boards of Trade
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
State Department
Washington
London
Philadelphia
James G. Blaine
Maine
Blaine
William Windsom
Offhinesota
Windom
Heo
Winora
Minn
Air
Robert YT
Lincoln
Afracis
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Harvard College
Dirk MS. Ishvan
Thou
J Harlan
Unitec
New Reform Board
Arthur
Bing
Judsraeng
Mitsygee
Gough
Efe
Aiternes Generals
Louisiana
Cie
Thomas J. James
New York City
James
Utica
N. Y
Madison County Journal
Hamilton
Revenue Service
General Grant
Senator Conkling
Jam
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Secretary of the Interior
Ele
Northwest
Professon
Indian Bureau
Pension Bureau
Public Land Bureau
The
Patent Office
Agricultural Bureau
Department of the Interior
Irkwood
Maryland
Iowa City
Wayne MacVeagh
Pennsylvvania
Virginia Cave Explorers Chronicle Cavern Discovery
A party exploring a new cave on Clear Fork land owned by Thomas Walser in Virginia reports a wide entrance, deep passages, bone evidence, and rich natural features. They describe ornate formations, furniture-like mineral deposits, echoing chambers, and a perilous descent before deciding to retrace their steps due to fatigue and danger.
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Wee Soo
Poe
Enrane
Locusts as Food Across Cultures and Diets
The article surveys locusts as sustenance from ancient NINEVAH depictions to modern Morocco and Russia. It notes biblical recognition as clean meat, Ethiopian and African tribe use, and Roman cooking methods. Experiments by Prof Riley show roasted, boiled, fried varieties with favorable flavors and growing acceptance.
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British Museum
Herodotus
Livingstone
Morocco
Tangiers
Russia
Riley
Mwe
Andy i Mintier
Attorneys and law offices listed in Sullivan Indiana directory
A fragmented directory listing multiple attorneys and law offices in Sullivan Indiana. Entries note office locations such as over Young's store, South Side Sullivan, Office No 7 Commercial Row, and Maine Street Terre Haute with promises of prompt collections and special attention to professional business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tally
Young's
Sullivan
Gunn
Real Patate and Insurance Avent
South Side
Sullivan, Ind
Attorneys-at-Tavy
Sullivan, Indiana
Office Upestairs
Im Bank
Indiana
Glee
Maine Street
Ith
6Th
Terre Hame
Trelly
Jesvelyy
Sullivana
Jide
Physician and Sorgesn Office Over Grocery Store
Fragmented OCR notes place a medical office above a grocer’s shop on the north side of Mistia Square in Sullivan Fudinna. No clear dates or names beyond general locations.
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Iurks
Crrocers
Mistia Square
Psoe ET Ate
Photographic Studio Ad Promises Various Styles and Sizes
Fragmentary ad copy from a local studio touts portraits in all sizes and styles. It mentions photographers and equipment and notes services for lear or cloudy weather conditions with attention to clarity and enlargement.
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Tramas
Perseveramch Wild Tell Spavin Cure Claim
Chase Parker of Stoughton Alass reports removing two bone spavins from a horse using Kendall's Spavin Cure. He says he owned the horse eight months and required four months for the large spavin and two for the small. After ten bottles the horse is reportedly fully well with no stiffness or visible band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoughton
Marvelieth
Bss
BJ. Kendata ® Co
Kendall
Chaseo Parkel
Spavin Cure Claims Sanity Returns After Treatment
A letter from R. Algains of Frosburge Maits, Vermont dated February 5 87 reports a horse treated with Kendal's Spavin Cure for a severe spavin that hindered movement. The owner notes the horse calmed and grew firmer after treatment, and mentions ongoing work and the claim of restored vigor. Justice of the Peace J. G. Fenne certifies the document dated January 25.
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R. Al,gains
Frosburge Maits
Bebo A
Fenne
Kendall's Spavin Cure Promises Powerful Joint Relief
An advertisement for Kendall's Spavin Cure claims mild yet effective relief for spavins splints curbs and swellings in both animals and humans. It touts universal success, lists price options and offers a circular to prove its virtues, with delivery via druggists or direct mail from Enosburgh Falls Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Beast
Lb. J. Kendall & CO
Enosbureh Falls
Vermont
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the News
Jeffersonville
Connersville
Friends of
Plainfield
Fairfield
White Lick
Wao
Philip Parker
Kingstown
Fischer
Floyd County
CuanneEs E. Freese
Fort Wayne
St. Joseph's Hospital
Martual
Hir
Ben S. Pariser
New Caste Mercury
periGert Eneones
the Courier
Thomas EF. DeBruler
Govenor
Recknort
Orange County
North Carolina
Spencer County
Dr. White
West Shoals
G. H. Mckilroy
McElroy
Tyre Frankfort Banner
John Carner
Mary E
Frankfort
Mr. Banner
Mary
Calvin Fletcher
Entucky Avenue
New State House
Hanna
White River
William Holpen
Simon Cameron
Don Cameron
Hoy
MaacVeagh
Grant
Chester County
Yale College
Republican State General Committee
Constantinople
Teds
Pranklin MacVeagh
Breggs & Masste
Attorneys At Law
Crowder Blocky North Side
Sggler, Tagagine Poe
Wac Wou Ad Ad
Oulson & Coulson
UE & Patten
McCaramous
Jours T. Hays
Attorney At Law
Oise North-east
Croner Public Syquase
P. H. BL Lue
M.D
Uavine
Jolinsos
KERNS
Fae Baier
Indeiesseai
Said
Nendali
Mt. Nel
Perseveramch Wild Tell
Nendall
Kendal
Bendall
Wuraty Ples
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