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03 Nov 1875
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The Clermont Courier in Batavia, Ohio
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1875
Page
1
Smithsonian to house Lexington skeleton in Washington museum
The famed race horse Lexington will have its skeleton wired mounted and preserved at the Smithsonian Institution. A Connecticut inventor debuts a two barrel gun firing forty shots in five seconds, with barrels up to twenty five. Galileo letters reveal navigation authorities and Spanish sea use. Belgium hosts over a million pigeons valued at seven million. John van Opstal and John Strine plan a three hundred mile pigeon race in June 1876.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Connecticut
Belgium
John van Opstal
New York
John J. Strine
Baltimore
Antwerps
London
House of
Murry
Susan Cradly
Cheshire
Crawford
Erie
Mercer
Venango Counties
Pennsyyvania
Boston
Brazil
Snake River
Idaho
United States
Hayes
Chicago
American Exchange National Bank
Hamilton College
Observatory
Vineland
Carruth
China
Japan
Congress
Waco
Texas
R. A. Ford
Capital Items and Court Decisions Across States
Attorney General Pierrepont declares U S faith binds to pay interest and principal on 365 District of Columbia bonds. West reports US troops clash with Cheyennes near Fort Hayes. three killed, one wounded. Virginia City fire devastates towns. losses soar above a million, insurance heavy. Kentucky and Nevada cases noted. Stonewall Jackson statue unveiled in Richmond. Various fires, murders, and legal actions tied to national events and local crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierrepont
United States
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Farmers’ & Mechanics’ National Bank of Buffalo
Peter C. Dearing
New York Court of Appeals
New York
National Bank
Fort Hayes
Virginia City
Home Mutual Insurance Company
San Francisco
Commercial
Versailles
Kentucky
Dickey
Thornton
Bailey
Duff, Waltz & Co
Carson
Nevada
Queens
Long Island
Stonewall Jackson
Richmond
Virginia
Norfolk
Petersburg
Charlottesville
Staunton
Williamsburg
North Carolina
Baltimore
T. C. Latrobe
C Street
Grand Lodge of Kentucky Odd Fellows
Louisville
M. W
H. A. M. Henderson
Capital Lodge
Wm. McCready
Boon Lodge
William Grief
Mangum Lodge
William White
Boone Lodge
George W. Morris
Azure Lodge
P. G
W. W. Morris
Friend Lodge
C. O. Gott
Cardiff Giant
Boston Herald
Boston
The
Herald
John D. O’connor
Abraham Anderson
Taylorsville
Salena
Clay County
Tennessee
Charles Gleason
Grafton
Mass
Portland
Maine
Small
Commercial Street
Charles Weston
Weisburg
Ames Plow Company
Samuel M. Archer
Ocean National Bank of New York
Stevenson
St. Louis
Missouri
Frank Brown
John Patten
Oscar Kirk
Charles Reinhart
Thomas Shannon
Alex. Broughton
Wm. Early
Brown
Brooklyn Trust Company
Ethelbert S. Mills
Russelville
Little Rock and
Fort Scott
Little Rock
Ark
Board of Education
Union Hill
New Jersey
Kansas
Cherokee County
Annual Report figures for Treast New treasury receipts
The report lists receipts totaling 675,971,607.10 and expenditures 682,000,885.32 including public debt services. It shows net revenues 1881 96,505,700.00 and notes totaling 103,907,956. It includes Customs Internal Revenue and Treasury operations among major items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Gartenami
U.S
Dci
Pension Rolls Display 234821 Recipients Decline From Last Year
The Commissioner of Pensions reports 234,821 pensioners on the rolls a drop of 1,420 from last year. Categories include Army invalids 105,478 widows and dependents 104,885 survivors of 1812 15,875 widows of 1812 soldiers 5,163 navy invalids 1,636 and widows and dependents of navy officers and seamen 1,784. More than 11 percent of 1812 soldiers died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Atkinson
Post Office
Congress
Commissioner of Pensions
Mrs Burton warns Queen Victoria over Koh i Noor curse
The New York Times notes Mrs. Burton wife of Captain Burton has published a book claiming the Koh i Noor diamond brings peril to England and Victoria. She links disasters to its owners, from Golconda to Punjab, and says a dream revealed the gem’s fate while urging the Queen to discard it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Burton
England
Queen Victoria
Golconda
Persia
Ranjeet Sing
Punjab
Susan Coolidge
Wisconsin
Fulton Times
Cardemon
Albany
The Baltimore Bulletin On Seasonal Fare And Wit
The piece lampoons seasonal fare with a wry tone noting oysters and seafood on offer as autumn wanes. It mocks the decline of summer flavors and mocks winter provisions, mentioning peaches, reed birds, terrapin, and other items while hinting at coping through the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Bulletin
York River
Various World Clippings From A Turbulent Era
A rapid collage of notes cites Worms glass and petroleum grindstones, Jacksonville sharks, Delaware peach canning totals, Cheshire fire deaths, Pennsylvania cheese factories, and a mix of political commentary on Chandler and party reform. The piece blends curiosities, disasters, industry data, and partisan takes from the era.
The Louisiana Orange Crop Outlook this Season
The Louisiana orange crop may be among the most valuable yet, with Bradish Johnson and Magnolia noting immense yields and ten thousand trees bearing fruit for sale. William Smith near Bolivar Point reports plentiful golden fruit, tempting buyers as if a gold mine. The industry aims to ship directly to northern and eastern agents to cut out middlemen and boost profits. One Cameron Parish tree yielded eight thousand marketable oranges last year, while Plaquemine Parish expects record sugar, rice, and orange crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Bradish Johnson
Magnolia
William Smith
Bolivar Point
New Orleans
Cameron Parish
Plaquemine Parish
New Orleans Times
Secretary Chandler Drew Praise From General Boynton
General H. W. Boynton writes to the Cincinnati Gazette praising Secretary Chandler. He notes Chandler needs no introduction to the country and may be known in England, while acknowledging a long Congressional career free of fraud or impropriety accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zack Chandler
Cox
Chandler
Department of the Interior
New York Journal of Commerce
Indian Bureau
H. W. Boynton
Cincinnati Gazette
Secretary Chandler
England
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Grumblers Fault Public Works Spending and Debt
The speaker argues Republicans spent heavily on harbors rivers and public buildings yet are blamed for no transcontinental railways or canals. The Democratic critique of government costs is countered by noting wartime expenditures and debt created by earlier party leaders, with per capita costs lower than during Buchanan era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks
Indiana
Ohio
Gerritt Smith
Thomas Jefferson
London News
Grant
Des Moines
Europe
Vatican
America
Republican Party
Garfield
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Department
District of Columbia
Satterlee
Marquette
Michigan
James Buchanan
United States
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
The
New York Tribune
Buchanan
Political clash over education and suspension bridge project
Judge Taft criticizes the Democratic party for placing education beneath power and alleges a church alliance aims to reform or abolish common schools. Separately, reports on Brooklyn’s huge suspension bridge note delays since 1870, rising costs to at least 16 million, a July 1879 finish target, and tensions over New York’s share of expenses as ferries may lose routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Taft
Brooklyn
New York
East River
Advertising Rates Notice From Clermont Courier
The Clermont Courier lists legal and transient advertisements at 1.00 per square for the first insertion and 0.50 for each additional insertion. A yearly liberal reduction is offered. Business cards up to six times inserted at 6.00 per year.
The Childrens Bed Time Poem in Spring Imagery
Jane Ellice Hopkins evokes a tender night scene with children and bedtime prayers. The poem portrays innocence as a bridge between earth and heaven, where mothers cradle sleepers and the home glows with a reverent, daffodil light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Drest
Angel White
Mother
Pencil and Scissors Reflections and Aphorisms
A mosaic of quips and quotations on money love gossip and life from a late night column. Includes remarks on currency value social mores and a pet phrase epizootic and a note on January winter predictions. Several named writers and brief lines appear as standalone vignettes.
Napoleon relic towel shown by Justice McConnell at fair
A gold-bordered towel dating to 1814, once owned by Caroline Bonaparte sister of Napoleon, linked to Murat and Madame Murat, was shown to Justice McConnell. The relic, bearing Napoleon coat of arms and silk embroidery, passed from Madame Murat to executor Gadsden and is now at the State Fair, drawing attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Mdme
Murat
Europe
Madame Murat
Mr. Gadsden
McConnell
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Lewis
Perry Glover
Betty Slaughter
Louisa Jackson
Morrison, Bar & Co
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Leavenworth
Charles Patterson
R. W. Porter
Bosler
North Platte
Sidney
Nebraska
Patterson
Kattengell & Campbell
Vienna
Bihad
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Uruguay
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Toulon
Cuba
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Senor
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Republic
London Standard
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Ordune
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Treast New
New
the Annual Pension Report
General Intelligence
Worms
Germany
Jacksonville
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Peninsula
Delaware
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Cowan
Iowa
House
Tilden
Senator Thurman
Lexington Dispatch
Samuel J. Tilden
Allen G. Thurman
Che Clermont Courier
Childrens
Jane Ellice Hopkins
Earth
Heaven
Pencil
Petrarch
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