The Labour Question and Wage Notice in Philadelphia Era
A period piece discusses wages at the Navy Yard in Brooklyn, noting journeymen and various craft pay rates with a ten hour day. It contrasts labor costs under Whig rule with present times and cites Ohio Democratic gains, plus a quirky note on a French scientist’s organ discovery and local distillery debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
van Buren
Navy Yard
Brooklin
Utica Democrat
John Qs Adam
J. Q. Adama
Death of Abigail Atherton at New Philadelphia
Abigail Atherton daughter of Bow M Atherton of New Philadelphia died at 24 years old. The obituary notes her virtuous life, devotion to parents, care of the sick, religious faith, and the sorrow of family and neighbors as her funeral cortege moved to the grave. It reflects political excitement of the time and mourning in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min Abigail Atherton
Daughie
Bows M. Atherton
Eng
New Philadelphia
Mike Atherton
Atherton
Bork
Eulseriburn
Philadelphia
Cveans
Dessus
Loodun
Parin
Gro R Graham
Carters Alley
Philads
Fashionable Tailoring by Joseph W Newburgh
Canal Dover August 16 1890 advertisement announces Joseph W Newburgh’s tailoring business offering durable neat and fashionable work with skilled staff. He seeks apprentices aged about 16 and invites country customers to drop goods for tailoring and repairs.
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Oseph W. Newburgh
J. J. Smitha
Canal Dover
Fare Reduced Route From Wooster to Wheeling schedule
Wooster to Wheeling line operates Monday Wednesday Friday with 11 AM arrival in Wheeling and return from Wheeling to Wooster on Monday Wednesday Friday at 8 PM. Connections to Cincinnati Pittsburgh Baltimore Philadelphia and Norwalk via canals and steam services. Seats via Wooster Hotel and United States Hotel Wheeling. Turson’s Black Writing Ink offered.
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Wooster Olg
Wheeling Vie
Vis
Mi Euwo
Canal Dover
Plenunly
Woostur
Codie
Wheeling
Wooster
Janelne
Frederick
Maryland
Baltimore and Phils
Delphia
Sieam
Cinsinnati
St. Lovin
Stoulionvilley Pittaburg
Ull
Hie Fine Lesver
Western
Northart
Clunveland
Norwalk
Manefield
Ohio Canal
Datly
Ron Alan
Portsmouth
Ohio
Cudin
Brourbenville
Wooster Hotel
United States
Intermediate Pointe
Notice in Chancery of Bryanard lands sale in Tuscarawas
In the Chancery of the Court of Common Pleas of Tuscarawas County a notice announces a cross bill by Fermors Bank against John E Lyons Sebastian Brainard and others. It seeks a judgment for about 70706.65 with costs and a sale of lands in Tuscarawas County to satisfy the judgment. The bill alleges prior judgments, conveyances to avoid collection, and prayers for sale and voiding of described lands. Hearing set for the next term, Harris & Brown attorneys for the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Tus Carawab
Fermors Bank
Canton
Jala E Lyons
Sabastian Beninard
Sta Mohn E.jLyone
A- Phon
Baldwin
Norbastian Bodin
Law Stephen A. Baldrysen Brainard
Ward
Norman G
Cunton
Tuscarawas County
Bio
Sebastian Brainard
Nered
William Swaby
Brainard
Tuxcarnevas County
Ohio
Ruah
Tuscaragar County
Breubenvilly
Hobanard
Joe Vail
Aaid Seduatian
Henry Carter
Sebastian Brgin
Maid Judgmomt
Wad Jande
Lawrence Brainard
Vaid Laverence
Robedentitane
Anid Lawsency
Anid Lande
Sebastian Statard
Alvo
Bill
Aaid Court of Common Pleas
Lus Carawan County
Harris & Drown, Bol
Francis Garant
Margerathia
A. Towner
New
Ohio Proclamation Calling Electors to Convene in October
Governor Wilson Shannon of Ohio issues a proclamation directing qualified electors to assemble in their townships on the last Friday of October to elect twenty one President and Vice President electors. The document is dated Columbus and notes the fifty fifth year since independence.
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Ohio
Shannon
Motsand
Harrison
Obio
United States
L. Wil
Son Shannon
Ooual
Wilson Sitannon
Obie
Columbus
Amazon
Hattery Notice From Harles Wilson
Harles Wilson of Dover announces he continues to operate a fitting business at Second Street. He assures quality and asks patrons to settle all debts by January, offering to exchange produce for work and stating bills will be placed in the hands of the justice for collection if not paid.
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Woty
Smartin
J. J. Bure Rane
Boots & Shoes &2
Harles Wilson
Dover
Jawas County
Alltthosn
Janse
L. Jones
Bouse
Clasker
Canal Dover
Iicinity
Stawberry Street
Enaloo
Philadelphia
Stumph
Mansion House
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Conrad Gentch
Citicene
Elberwicetherace
Benjamin Miller
SB. Mukomiur
John Marmion
Mutual Toneont EA
Makemson
Ladirg
Auburn
Orig
Ladien
Rome
Merchants Row Factere Straet
Montiady & McClenn
Mra. M
Glavin
ISO
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van Burton
Pellocque Han
Ble
Washington
Paton
Wea
Penola
ACOB
Nedrow
York ‘Town
Beye
Owe
Q. Adam
Uwutten Sagatefs
Malu
Haron
Detroit
Mannfield
Bheyrus
Lovwar Sandusky
Goncher
Sesson
Weether
Cont
H. Koller
J. A. Myers
Turson
Fertig
Hompson Arco
Premium Chemical Oil
Pasi Bincking
Zept
Govarnor
Wilson Shannon
Williaw Tarver
Sute
Peter Voss
Suba Criber
King’s Creek
Brook County
Eaorictinn
Joseph Gibson
Washington, Pa
Canal Dover Publivio
Broadenville Union
Hattery
Tuk Tank
B. M. Atherton
Growwid
Olin L Smith, & Lyase
Joun T Smith
John Smith
Isaac Breest
Wm.shear
Joba ‘Trwapor
ALO
Ondeaf
Dearborn
Mary
Jehiel Savage
Democrat
Vnarsf
Ieee
Bennett
James Johnson
Iran
Quart and
Gale Son
Mihomwons
Andrew Seaton
Carawas
Ediuin
Amuel Fertig
HL Eastman
Bern
Brea
Wahoo
Mathews
Hebrob
Twig
BL Eastman
Sbigelow
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