Libel case against Tilton dismissed in Beecher matter
A New York dispatch reports that the libel suit brought by a Brooklyn reporter against Theodore Tilton was dismissed because Beecher was not a party to the prosecution. Other items note Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton alleging past affairs, Tilton’s arrest on libel charges, and various international dispatches on politics floods and conflicts.
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New York
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Lton
Philadelphia
People’s Fire Insurance Company
Pittsburgh
Delaware
Georgetown
Isaac Jump
J. R. Lapland
Congress
Ute Creek
Liverpool
Great Prince's Dock
Berlin
Madrid
Catalonia
le Temps
England
Germany
Italy
Chicago
Nicholas Standen
Washington
United States
Iowa
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Ilinois
Kentucky
Cotton
Gulf States
Canadas
Springfield
Michigan
Cuenca
Ames
Mississippi
War Department
Vicksburg
Holmes & Lissberger
Galveston
Jacksboro
Tlmnois
Hon
G. L. Fort
Lansing
G. B. Jocelyn
T. A. Granger
van Buren
Westchester
Secretary of the Treasury
Northumberland
Alabama
Montgomery
B. D. Lewis
W. H. Forney
Wyoming
J. M. Carey
Treasury Department
Treasury
Massachusetts
Worcester
Muskegon
Mich
St. Paul
Minn
Wisconsin
Illinois
Topeka
Kan
Nebraska
Olot
Cuba
Barcelona
Pope Alorte
Pope Alorte. At A Recent Conference of the Managers of the Trunk Line
Saratoga
N. Y
Seaboard
Frank H. Walworth
Brooklyn
Theodore Tilton
Mr. Beecher
Standen
Anderson
Criminal Court
Gordon Gordon
Jay Gould
Horace Greeley
Fort Garry
Manitoba
Canada
Markets Across Cities Record Mixed Agriculture Prices
New York reports mixed upland prices and varied live stock values with hogs and sheep showing range shifts. Cincinnati and St. Louis list flour, wheat, corn, oats, barley, and provisions with notable price spreads and regional differences. poetry and obituaries follow in the Woonsocket Patriot.
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New York
Chicago
Lawn Spring
Milwaukee Spring
New Mesa
Cincinnati
É&E
ST. Louis
Unpardonable Relatives Bring Irony to New Hampshire Store
In a December New Hampshire evening, Elihu Hardenberg contemplates his aging parents and wife Eloise's social code. He welcomes the idea of his grandmother and parents moving to live with him, securing a chance to expand his dry goods business. His family clashes over propriety, but Eloise's resolve and Grandma Hardenberg's charm shift toward a broader, inclusive social life as Elihu prospers.
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New Hampshire
Cornelia
Mr. Hardenberg
Mrs. Hardenberg
Elihu
Eloise Hardenberg
Eloise
Gershoms
McIntoshes
Augustus Appollonigus
Croesus Appoloneou
Hardenberg
Eliav
Grandma
Grandpa
George
Lady Washington
Jack McFarland
Charles Foster
Mr. Runnymede
Old Runnymede
Runnymede
Canal Street
Job
Jesse
Mamma
Miss Eloise
Law
Mrs. Appollonious
Lois
Gen. von Velocipede
Father
Grandma Goodby
Croesus
Mrs. Croesus
Augustus
Ing Honorable
Grandma Hardenberg
Mrs
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM A FOGGY DAILY PAGE
A jumbled column of curiosities and oddities: dogs attacking cats, a Brazilian arsenal, Pacific steamers, a Philadelphia theater, elopements and age notes, long journeys, and global trivia. Highlights include England’s agricultural value, a New England catfish study, a county horse strike, and a tobacco shop stunt in Cleveland.
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Waynessure
Brazin
Rio Janeiro
Philadelphia
Touldtown
N. Y
Rockland
San Francisco
England
Chicago Lake
Agassiz Memorial Fund
Boston
Allegheny River
Lafayette
Tur
Sandwich Islands
United States
S. C
Missouri
Colorado
Quid Pro Quo in Sumner and Greeley’s Manners
Excerpt from A B Johnson's recollections contrasts Charles Sumner with William Greeley over gift refusals and repayment habits. Sumner would only accept items if he could return equal value, often insisting on paying or rebating fares. The note cites travel expenses and a carriage ride as examples, reflecting Sumner’s insistence on reciprocity and financial parity.
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Mr. Greeley
Sumner
Squeaky Boots Boy Causes Quiet Stir at Church and School
A Congregationalist tale recalls a boy nicknamed Squeaky-Boots for loud squeaks from high boots. He and his father mend wheels, oil boots, and attempt to quiet the noise, only to find the boots still squeak. The verse highlights community reactions to the raucous footwear.
Our Boy Pete's Hair-Breadth Escape
A reflective Fourth of July tale about a boy named Pete and a dangerous firecracker misadventure. The narrator, Mariah, describes Pete’s near-disaster, the mass of spent gear found in his pocket, and a wary parental aftermath. The piece blends comic memory with cautionary advice on boyhood risk taking.
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Pete
Sid
Peter
Philander
Gopher
Mariah
Queer Tom Floss_fer: a cheerful, unbroken spirit
In Wood's Magazine a portrait of Tom Flossofer, who never shows distress, fixes ruined tulips, helps Freda with eggs, and whistlingly endures hardship after breaking his leg. He says sorrow won t bring back the kite and vows to excel in multiplication once mended, expressing admiration for resilient quirkiness.
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Tom Frossover
Freda
Tom
Nere
Tom Flossofer
Wood
Progressive Warren County farmer keeps Italian bee hives
Tue Glasgow Kentucky Times notes Dr N P Allen a leading Warren County farmer with sixty to seventy Italian bee hives. This year he harvested over 2000 pounds of honey, and two hives produced more than 300 pounds each. The Colorado Farmer reports a hen that stole broods totaling twenty seven chicks, then raised all fifty three.
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London
John Clay
Scotland
Santa Clara County
Cal
Cleveland
Hairpin County
Boston
California
Pacific Coast
Jura
India
Madras Presidency
Wayse County
Ind
Kansas
la Plata
Europe
America
Buenos Ayres
Glasgow
N. P. Allen
Warren County
Colorado
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Che Goledo Chronicle
the News
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Moravia
Pacific Railway
DR Ae
toReee Atta Ety
Pine Ree
Navy
Interior—Indians
Interior
Milwaukee
Detroit
Toledo
Coma—7a
Inc
Oate
Buffalo
Liva
East Liberty
Iveil
Maine
Little Boy
E. V. Blake
Parterre
Mother Earth
Woonsocket Patriot
Existia
Almina Hardenberg
Vermont
Patrons of Husbandry of
South
Nevennors
Ohio
Charlie Ross
New Brunswick
Robert Nunez
Calaveras
Gwin
Cayuga Lake
Seth Green
Portsmouth
R. 1
Lake of Constance
Allentown
Buckmaster
East Thirteenth Street
Kelly
Pike County
Sedgwick County
Sor Young
BY Centable
M. D
Billy Mullikin
Bill
Queer
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