Miscellaneous Businesses and Manufacturers Advertising Page
A fragmented catalog of local trades and firms listing boot makers brass foundries hardware and metal goods, insurance agents, grocers, furniture and upholstery, exemplifying a crowded commercial directory with numerous names and street corners. It notes insurers such as New York and Liverpool firms and various manufacturers on Sixth Street and Walnut, indicating a dense urban business district directory entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almona
aRadios
Atk
BRASS
bin St. Gressi
Baniann
MriLen & Sons
T. B. Mona
George
Groree
W. Ritter
Avenue
Ainhonn & Boone Moonx
D. D
Pike’s
Grotoceies
H. Reuss
Brus
J. Rick
H. Closterm Sn
A8& Co
Holland
Urnac Co
Acrelfresh
Meumian Haier
Ee Cdg
St. Max
NSUR
APS
W. Duirst
Urance Fine A Ane D Marine
Royal
Liverpool
Inrentat
Lon
Phenix
York
Manhattan
Ew York
GreMan
Ee Shore
WN. J
Beeetrort
ACI
GEO
FIO Wortal
New York
Joan Kennett
Ins
W. Sd. W. Nero & Co
Ag T
St. Ouncinnati
J.bumnet
Asumero Goodman
J. W. Hartwell
Pres’s
Union MuTvat
Ps. G. Ua Alnut
Vine Ee Ly Opt
Jane Arcade
W. Cor
5Th
Race T.wank
Borles
Blatter
Opener Clarke & Co
A .F. Deax
Prn Gipson & Co
Th & Main
Sear
Eunerig Bt
Weck
Ger
Fas Grataan
M. Walput
Walaa Street
Waco Vreecone
Ushes, Manvract’ng Co
Walnut
Accident to the Steamship China and Related News
Summary of items including an accident to the steamship China, the Chicago carpenters strike, cholera outbreaks in Roumania, Horace Greeley's stop in Indianapolis, a steam vessel owners convention, Gov Curtain accepting the Liberal nomination, and a Seventy committee movement for an oil market corner.
Cholera Ravages Danubian Principalities Reports
London dispatches say Bucharest and surrounding areas suffer severe cholera outbreak with deaths exceeding ten thousand. Physicians rush from nearby cities as the epidemic devastates dirty districts and swampy areas, leaving many huts depopulated and locals dying from lack of care.
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London
Bucharest
Roumania
Powersburg
Sonora A
Treasury defalcation details outline Johnson’s $185000 loss
Treasury officers report James J. Johnson the Stamp Division chief defrauded $185000. He used brokers to hide losses from stock speculation, not by stealing stamps. No blame attaches to Sub-Treasurer Johnson’s safeguards. agents and brokers testified, while justice reports word on Bristow and Southern Pacific rumors remain unconfirmed. The President is due to arrive soon with cabinet members absent until after the October election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
New York
Johnson
Department
Gen. Hillhouse
Department of Justice
Bristow
Southern Pacific Railroad
Wil
John Halpin
Avondagua County
N. Y
Alex. Hamer
Pittsburg
W. Jeaves
S . Ae Ie
Letter from Japanese Embassy and Chicago police incident
A London dated note from a Japanese Embassy member says they await the Queen in London and plan to Paris mid October. In Chicago Chase, a colored police officer, shot a Black man named Jones in a confrontation. the coroner’s inquest absolved Chase of blame.
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London
Paris
Chase
Jones
Forrester Case and Court Actions Highlight City News
In New York Special Sessions Judge Dowling questions sustaining charges in Forrester case while habeas corpus is sought to keep him detained. a writ returned Wednesday and a police requisition already filed. Harlem regatta and a grand steamboat convention with delegates from many states outline maritime concerns and potential law changes. A China steamer accident prompts repairs at Queenstown as Erie crews plan Niagara Falls visit. many railroad ticket agents hold sessions on passenger rates and new by laws. The Viele divorce case continues with custody arguments and Montague Severson’s transfer to Carmel probes, while ex Governor Curtin’s letter appears in the Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Forrester
Dowling
Joliet
Illinois
Wm. F. Howe
Homer Lane
New Haven
Perry Eyline
Higley
United States
Lane
Harlem River
Frank Bell
G. Hays
John Mickiel
John Biglin
Mercury
Cleveland
Erie Railroad
Maine
J. B. Coyle
Henry Fox
C. B. Standro
Vermont
L. J. N. Stark
Massachusetts
David Whitton
F. W. Nickerson
Rhode Island
B. Buffum
Z. Williams
Connecticut
G. H. Reynolds
Frederick Bell
A. F. Smith
L. M. Ferris, Jr
C. P. Smith
C. W. Copeland
H.C. Morgan
D. D. Smith
John H. Stalin
Osborn
New Jersey
Capt
Anning Smith
A. B. Frazer
J. B. Bartram Snyder
Delaware
S. Churchman
Maryland
H. B. Folger
W. C. Smith
Niagara Falls
Cunard Line
Liverpool
Queenstown
Anchor Line Steamship Company
California
Viele
Leonard
Montague R. Severson
Gen. Viele
Lake Mahopac
Carmel
Reform and State Politics Stir Pennsylvania in 1872
A public letter by A. G. Curtin urges voters to back reform and oppose Buckalew, arguing the state needs a new constitutional convention free of executive influence. The piece highlights bipartisan reform efforts, remarks from the Cooper Institute meeting, Rubenstein’s acclaimed concert at Steinway Hall, and yacht races plus a major book sale at Leavitt’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Eiv
Buckalew
Commonwealth
Coos Gages
Peter
Jeogisiass
Ee A. G. Curtin
A.K. McClure
Republlical State Committee of
Cooper Institute
Wm. Cullen
Bryant
Steinway Hall
Rubenstein
America
Meta
Gracie
New Rochelle
Maude
W. F. Davids
Leavitt & Co
Oil Producers Move to Shut Down Wells for Thirty Days
A Times dispatch from Oil City says the Association of Oil Producers aims to halt pumping and oil output nationwide for thirty days. A committee will report next Friday on how much of total production can be stopped and several hundred wells have already ceased operations in multiple districts.
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The
Times
Oil City
Association of Oil
Oil City Association
Greeley Receives Enormous Welcome Across Indiana
Horace Greeley arrives in Indianapolis after a rapid train run with frequent stops as crowds greet him at Louisville Jeffersonville Columbus Edinburg Franklin Greenwood and Southport. A torchlight procession escorts him to Capitol grounds where he delivers a lengthy speech before a vast audience.
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Indianapolis
Horace Greeley
Louisville
Jeffersonville
Columbus
Edinburg
Franklin
Greeley
Greenwood
Southport
Bates House
Wright
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Capitol Grounds
Carpenters Strike Delays Chicago Building Projects
In Chicago Circano on September 24 about three thousand union carpenters halted work seeking a forty dollar weekly raise? four dollars daily. Non union carpenters join, bringing total in the city to six thousand. Despite men remaining orderly, several employers refuse the raise while a gale reports numerous marine disasters with no lives lost though property damage noted.
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Circano
Meen
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Tribune
Turner Hall
Suit Filed Against Former Mayor Kalb fleisch for 150000
Miss Mary Frances Wade of Orange County brings a breach of promise suit in City Court against ex Mayor Kalb fleisch of Brooklyn seeking damages of 150000.
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Brooklyn
Mary Frances Wade
Orange County
Kalbfleisch
Newark Exposition Invites General Sherman to Visit
An invitation was extended to General Sherman to attend the Newark Exposition in New Jersey. It is believed he may be present some evening this week as the exhibition runs for another week.
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N.J
General Sherman
Newark Exposition
Jim Fisk
Cynosure
United Kingdom
London 2
Tichborne: Gazette
Exis
Boston Train Fatality and Local Notices in Sept
Boston report details the instant death of Wm. Stevens, assistant car inspector for the Boston and Maine railroad, who was thrown from a train near Lawrence. The item includes weather notes and a pastor's remark on church membership, plus unrelated notices about clergy appointments and a Baptist convention scheduled for November 20 in Ninth Street.
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Boston
Sept
Wm. Stevens
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lawrence
Rational Baptist
Ninth-street
Foreign News Items Span Decades and Diplomats
A scrambled report notes various foreign developments including Sen Sumner’s trip to Paris and return expectations, German empire financial actions, Kaiser’s regime maneuvers, and French political exchanges. It mentions Count Von Arnim’s resignation rumor and a Hague congress debate. New plans outline reimbursements to October 1872 and January 1873 optional evidences.
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Caleb Cosbi
Nice
Havre
America
Sumner
Paris
BERL
Rnce
Kruz Zeitung
von. Arnim
der. Biron
Eed
German Empire
France
Tue Haover
Dsed
Sieuorerne
Hague
Gambetta
Hhange
Thiers
Palace of
Elysee
Count Orloff
Germany
Marseilles
Indiana Items Chronicle Local Deaths and Accidents
Hon Daniel Major senior member of Dearborn county bar died at his Lawrenceburg home. Duff an old farmer near Union City died after apoplexy following a town visit. In Richmond a woman falling through a vault floor barely survived after grabbing a rafter. Peter Becker a Pine blacksmith in Evansville aged 21 shot himself in the head and died soon after amid low spirits and unemployment.
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Daniel
Major
Dearborn
Lawrenceburg
Duff
Union City
Richmond
Peter Becker
Evansville
German Courtesy and Social Etiquette Abroad
Excerpted reflections on German courtesy at hotels and in streets, noting polite behavior from landlords to shopkeepers. The writer contrasts titles and formality, describes German forms of thanks, and recalls a personal anecdote about being addressed as Herr Doctor.
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Heidelberg
Munich
Von
Eleipers
Herr Doctores Weise
Saunterings
C.D. Warner
Fire and destruction hit mills and towns across the region
A severe blaze damaged a flax mill and other properties in Sidney and nearby areas, with losses estimated around eight to nine thousand dollars. The fire spread amid strong winds before being checked by workers, while other posts report insurance coverage and related industrial incidents, including rail and bridge work delays and labor unrest developments.
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Cincinnati
Ist
Telegraph
Daily Evening Star
China
Chicago Carpenters’ Strike
Steam Vessel Owners’ Convention
Curtain
Committee of Seventy
Lombesy
Washingtonmn
Chicago
Brooklyin
Jmrshy
Ava
Donald Macleod
Her Majesty's
Scotland
Messrs. Strahan & Co
Road. Wards
Ieal
Foreign News Iteeems
Indiana
Geveral Kews Tema
Arkansas
Ee Sidney
Jey Eels
Ohio
Poutadeocy
Fairfield County
Leah
State Fair
OaigneDaoe
St. Claire Sr
E. W. Lettenan
Missouri Liberal Bee Array Committee
St. Louis & Minois Bridge
Union Depot
St. Louis
Wm. G. Krain
John Booker
Intenery
Pee Cotaeee
General Sheridan
Yankton
Dakota
Mont Central Railroad
Hashington
Thomas Underwood
Fayette
A. C. Sands
Internal Revenue
Dayton
Fort Garry
Marine Metis
the Gazette
Canadian Boundary Survey
Pembina
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