Olive Blake and her radical dress against fashion
A feature portrays Olive Blake, aided by her mother, adopting a full body warm costume to work and support her ill mother. The piece contrasts this practical wear with fashionable norms, praising natural health and self reliance over societal dress vanity. It notes Olive’s independence, ambition, and possible future leadership. The column mentions the New York Woman's Suffrage Association opposing Utah women's disenfranchisement.
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Olive
Peddingy Garret
Blake
Bethel
Olive Blake
Rey
Emigration, strikes, and European affairs in brief
At Glasgow a Marquis spoke on Scotch emigration to the United States amid labor shortages. In Wales a coal strike shows a heavy toll on strikers with poor resources. Montpellier Medical School closed by government order. Snowbound northern France blocks railways and delays English mails. French politics see insistent debate over the Committee of Thirty and Thiers. Hamburg and other cities report various political arrests and shifts. The Shenandoah arrives at Spezia. U. S. Rear Admiral Allen visits Naples. Geneva priests face pay cuts over papal brief readings. Julius Andrassy discusses a Vienna congress on inventions and industry. Empress Carolina Augusta dies at 81.
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New York
Wales
Paris
Montpelier
France
Lizeaux
le Bien Public
Journal Des Debats
Thiers
Lefebvre Durafee
Societe Industrielle
England
Spain
Aya
Alsasua
Ollo
New
Shenandoah
Spezzia
James Allen
Naples
Berne
Swiss Council of State
Geneva
Basle
Rome
Genoa
Grand Council
Canton
Pxsth
Chamber of Deputies
Cones
Constantinople
Samos
Vienna
Count Andrassy
Jay
Carolina Augusta
Francis I
Various 19th Century Notices From General News Items
Smallpox at New Castle Ohio and epizooty in Sacramento California are reported. Lectures planned in Cleveland on the 17th lnst. Congress may hold an extra session. The Fifth Avenue Journal obituary in New York. Urbana fights dram shops. Joe Pentland the clown dies in New York. Massachusetts to elect Wilson’s successor on the 18th. Dayton to Eaton rail project discussed. Prof Tyndall Cyrus W Field and Minister Orr sailed for Europe. Cuban residents in New York hosting Col Melchor Aguior. Rev Henry Ward Beecher to travel west next week. George W Cheeseboro killed by falling tree in Michigan. Salt Lake Saints worry over Mormon policy. Buckey dies by self destruction at Richmond station house. Greeley will’s surrogate in Westchester County to decide soon. Rev Frederick Marsh, centenarian minister, dies in Winchester Center. Mrs Horace White funeral. Ex-Governor Geary to be buried in Harrisburg. Murders in New York market report eight last week. Prisoners escape from LeBanon Pennsylvania attempt. Kelton Utah to Boise City Idaho stage line interrupted by epizooty. Western Union confirms Cuban cable status with President. Vice President elect holds resignation date on record.
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New Castle
Ohio
Sacramento
California
Stanley
Cleveland
Fifth Avenue Journal
New York Society
Urbana
Joe” Pentland
New York
Massachusetts
Wilson
Dayton
Eaton
Tyndall
Cyrus W. Field
Orr
Europe
Melchor Aguior
Henry Ward Beecher
Geo. W. Cheeseboro
Breedsville
Mich
Salt Lake
Geary
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Gail - Lebanon
Fridy
Blas
Kelton
Utah
Boise City
Idaho
Western Union Telegraph Commv
William Orton
Express Collision Near Dunbar Kills Nine. Wreck Total Heavy
The Scottish express to London collided with a second train near Dunbar this morning at full speed. Nine people died at once and many were seriously wounded. Several carriages were smashed and the line blocked. The wounded are being cared for, with several expected to die from injuries.
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Edinburgh
London
Dunbar
Judge Denies Writ of Error in Stokes Case
Judge Boardman in New York denies the writ of error with stay of proceedings in the Stokes case. He has not yet ruled on the motion for a new trial or related relief.
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New York
Boardman
Stokes
Governor Geary Dies in Harrisburg Visit
Harrisburg reports Governor Geary died instantly during a visit in the valley area. He was fifty four years old and had served in public life for a quarter century.
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Harrisburg
Ors Storgecoe Maerge
Three Die In Louisville Cellar Collapse
In Louisville on February 8 a cellar caved in killing two men and fatally injuring a third. A tax-payers petition seeks injunction to restrain the mayor from issuing bonds totaling one million dollars for the Elizabethtown and Paducah railroad. The case, believed tied to the Louisville and Nashville railroad, faces the chancery court next Monday.
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Louisville
Elizabethtown & Paducah Railroad Company
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Call for Bonds In 1862 Issue Follows Revocation
A pamphlet outlining the dispute between the Alta Californian and Western Union Telegraph Company is circulated among Senators and Congress members. It previews a March 1 bond issue of 100 million dollars, similar to a prior issue revoked by the Secretary, with likely another issue soon after.
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Washington
Alta Californian
Western Union Telegraph Company
Pacific Slope
Congress
Board of Trade appoints officers and fills vacancy
At a morning meeting of the Board of Trade a committee was formed to nominate officers for the coming year. Henry Mulhauser was elected to fill the vice presidential vacancy caused by the death of Meinrad Kleiner. Probate Court names administrators and administratrix for several estates including Elizabeth Davis as administratrix of Hen Bolze and Cornelius Snyder as administrator of Mary A Shrekadonz with listed realty and personal values.
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Oard of Trade
Essrs
P. P. Lane
W.T. Bishop
Josia Kirby
L. C. Wier
Capt. L. Barney
Henry Mulhauser
Meinrad Kleiner
Elizabeth Davis
Hen ‘Bolze
Cornelius Snyder
Mary A. Shrekadonz
Henry D. Jones
Eliza D. Jones
Probate filings list three executors and an administrator
The will of Jacobin Kraues admitted to probate with John Godar named executor for an estate valued at $2000. Charles J. Strong appointed executor for Olivia E. Strong with real estate valued at $50,000. August Buchmeier named administrator for August Graeber with assets listed at $1500 and real estate valued at $8000.
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Jacobin Kraues
John Godar
Charles J. Strong
Olivia E. Strong
August Buchmeier
August Graeber
Markets by Telegraph Coase ent itor as Feb
Market roundups from New York Toledo and New Orleans show mixed commodity activity with gains in gold coffee and pork while cattle receipts rise and grain futures hold. Prices cited include gold steady, pork around 14 87, lard firm, corn dull, and various wheat and oats quotes.
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Ana P. Sols
Tal- OW
New York
Porto Rico
Rio
Mater Engi Sige Cok Speke
Marc Lee
A. M
Aioe
Toledo
Michigan
New Orleans
Louisiana
Embracing the Law of Bargain and Sale of Live Stock
A Cincinnati bar author presents a detailed treatise on laws governing livery stables, auction houses, sale and keeping of live stock, and the duties and liabilities of innkeepers, veterinary surgeons, and farriers. The work aims to clarify responsibilities to prevent disputes and expenses, urging keepers to maintain a copy for ready reference.
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American Stock Journal
Law of Horses and Livestock in Sale and Warranty
A lengthy, favorable survey of a new legal work on horse sales, warranties, and keeper responsibilities. The volume is praised for thorough analysis, practical indexing, and wide usefulness to lawyers, stable owners, veterinarians, and others dealing with horses and livestock.
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Kansas
Albany Low
Sta
Legal Gazette
Cincinnati Times and Chronicle
Southern Lane toxcoek teak appears in ad notice
Fragment reads as a local notice listing a time 3 30 pm and place Worthville with an ADOC reference unusual in context. Readable elements suggest a community posting or informational snippet rather than a full article.
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Southern Daily
Southern
Toxcoek Teak
Sednescobaces
Worthville Adoc
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Law Breport
Probate Court
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Paducah Printing Ape
M. D. Hanover
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Cincinnati Bar
Robert Clarke & Co
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Cincinnati
American
Boston
Law Review
Lexington Ky
Daily Press
Ican
National Live Stock Journal
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Lightning Express
York
Loveland
Veland
Celemves Tee
Marietta & Cincinna Avec
Pearl Street
Plains
Baltimore & Onie
Baltimore
Muskingum Valley
Bhesas
Cheleville
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Thing Express
Mit
Hamilton & Dayton
Janada
Lima
Ft. Wayne
Aguas
Indiana
Louis
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Oxford & Connersville
Delaware
Buffalo
New York Day Express
New York Night Express
Sandusky
Columbus
Dsadeoke
Whitewater Valley
Hagerstown
Way
Spm Ou
Ios Somitem
Pinancial
Lafayette Bank OF Cincinart
Third Street
Hensey Peacatv
Mw&f
BRIVE
Sm Inelamati
Humphreys
Byompe Winslet
Rossile
Agnes
Gawker
Lake Quarta
Broadway
F. E. Sukre
John D. Park
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Hin & Geo
A Beck
Wella
Wm. Wilson McGrew
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North Side
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