Perrysburg Trades and Temperance Echoes Across Ohio
A survey of Ohio towns notes Perrysburg hosts a wholesale cabinet factory, Findlay faces crop damage claims from storms, Defiance and Lima engage in temperance activity, and a wave of local incidents includes a Findlay sugar wedding one year anniversary and a Fremont incident where Captain Skinner faced murder charges after a hold fall.
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Perrysburg
Toledo
Findlay
Murphy Men
Lima
Allen County
Young Men’s Lyceum
Delphos
Murphys
Tiffin Woolen Mills
Field, Leiter & Co
Chicago
C. Scarlet
Ft. Wayne
Tiffin
Seneca County
Lake Side
Ohio
Francis Murphy
Murphy
Fremont
Skinner
Purcell
Resolution grants seat at State Convention in Cleveland
The Executive Committee adopted a resolution that any Republican from Van Wert county attending the State Convention in Cleveland on August 1, 1877 is entitled to a seat. J. M. C. Marble served as Chairman and A. H T. Wester as Secretary.
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van Wert County
Cleveland
J. M. C. Marble
A. H T. Wester
Republicans of Van Wert County Nomination Session August 1877
The Republicans of Van Wert County are called to convene in Van Wert on Saturday August 18 1877 at 10 a m to nominate a County Ticket appoint a Central Committee for the year and transact other business. Nominations will be made for Representative Clerk Sheriff and Commissioner.
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Supreme Court
Board of Public Works
R. B. Hayes
General Hayes
Lima Gazette
Allen County
Parmenter
Sidney Journal
Lima
The
Gazette
Republican Party
Chambers
Central Committee
Republican County Central Committee
Jesse J. John
Elida
John
Hiner
J. P. Harley
Harley
van Wert County
van Wert
New York Times
RichMond
Key
Fortress Monroe
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Augusta
Atlanta
Columbia
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Wilmington
Raleigh
Norfolk
South
James River
Washington
Fredericksburgh
Kemper
Board of Improvements
Ohio
Vine Street
Matin Street
Tyler Street
Main Street
Franklin Street
Chestnut Street
Race Street
Water Street
Main
Aliso
H. Robinson
W. W. Wilcox
Court of Common Pleas
Thomas Ledew
Fred Billman
Sheriff's Office
van Went, O
Alexander & Saltzgaber
Board of Commissioners
Range No 2
Range 2
James Webster
J.S. Brumback
van Vs. Wert County
Terry
Towit
Sg No
Prick & Shissler
B. Steman
Lloyd Zimmerman
Charlotte Zimmerman
H. C. Glenn
Oiio
Wé. Alexander & Saltzgaber
Jacob Hoelle
B. E. D. Stewart
A.C. Decker
Heath and Stewart
Convoy
Price & Shissler
George Hahn
D. P. Wappner
Ohito
Red
Billman
Epson & Bropnix
Government to regulate Indian supplies to curb wars
The article argues for government action to prohibit selling arms to Indians and to tightly regulate ammunition. It asserts volunteer troops are needed to support regular forces, claims the Red Man resists settlement, and predicts ongoing conflicts and periodic accounts of Indian battles unless arms supply is controlled.
Mortality of Hogs in the West
The Agricultural Department in Washington reports sworn losses from swine diseases in the last twelve months will reach four million animals valued at twenty million dollars. Illinois accounts for one fifth, with Missouri, Iowa and Indiana next, totaling ten million. Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana together amount to fifteen hundred thousand. Losses are small near the Great Lakes and Pacific coasts. Hog cholera remains the most fatal swine disease with no speedy remedy.
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Agricultural Department
Washington
Illinois
Missouri
Iowa
Indiana
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
West Virginia
Ohio
Atlantic Coast
Pot-House Talk on Dollars in Hard Times
From the New York Graphic a dialogue shows citizens debating money and value. The speakers note dollars are scarce and hard to earn, with bets that economic strain comes from the money itself rather than the times.
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New York Graphic
P. P
Louisiana Democrats urge calm amid Returning Board dispute
New Orleans sources report Governor Nicholls Major Burke John Phelps Townsend ex Gouvernor McEnery Congressmen Ellis and ex Governor Penn all Democrats agree the movement against the Returning Board is unwise harmful to the states interests and will revive political animosities. Louisiana needs rest from politics and time to repair fortunes and industries. The proceedings have rekindled hatreds that were fading and risk state harm.
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New York Herald
Nicholls
Major Burke
John Phelps
The
Cotton Exchange
Townsend
Board of
Brokers
McEnery
Ellis
Penn
Returning Board
Louisiana
Practical Utility of the Telephone in Worcester
Worcester business men embrace the telephone for daily use with several new installations. Tobey adds two phones for Wellington Coal Company and a wire from Pearl Street to Southbridge Street. Washburn Moon Manufacturing orders four phones for their operations. Private wires are being negotiated as the system proves effective on Grove Street to Quinsigamond.
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Worcester
Mass
Tobey
Wellington Coal Company
Pearl Street
Southbridge Street
Washburn & Moon Manufacturing Company
Grove Street
Quinsigamond
Ants threaten wooden bridges report prompts review
A Philadelphia Academy of Science note warns that black carpenter ants in Pennsylvania may hollow wood and threaten wooden bridges and rafters. An English officer describes Bulgarian white army uniforms and gear in fleeing columns. Geddes named among Democratic governor nominees. a barber shop arrives on Ohio and Mississippi trains. Albany tramp with $459.05 excess funds after a long charity tour noted.
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Pennsylvania
McCook
Philadelphia Academy of Science
Albany
N. Y
Volcanic Eruptions and Floods Ravage Ecuador and Chile
Telegraph report from ANAMA notes renewed volcanic activity along Cotopaxi and heavy floods across Chile and Tumbaco region. Ash showers blanket coastlines with 313 kg per sq km estimated, while rivers carry mud and water destroying haciendas bridges and livestock.
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Anama
Anh
Orga
Ecuador
Babahoyo
Tumbez
Yaguachi
Islay
Panama
Guayaquil
Manta
Cotopaxi
Chile
Tumbaco
Latacunza
Cutuchi
San Felipe
Yanayaco
el Saleo
Bolivar
Cansilco
Culachapan
Patate
Agoyan
Relics Unearthed in Warren County on a Farm by the Miami River
A farmer’s son exhumed ten copper axes a half moon a large sea shell and part of a well preserved skeleton from a mound on J M Hayner’s Warren County farm near Deerfield. The finds attract antiquarian interest as copper implements measure six to nine inches and the half moon is copper too. Also noted are reports of French government agents in Chicago and various European tunnel vs bridge debates across the English Channel.
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Warren County
Lebanon
J. M. Hayner
Miami River
Deerfield
Fort Ancient
Hayner
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Republican Central
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BIOP
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Trumbull
Soutenesti Vecesuad Eneuke
Tuscara
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A. T. Wikoff
Republican State Ex
J.C. Donaldson
Cincinnati Gazette
St. Louis
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Defiance
Custer
New York Tribune
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Montana
Miles
Howard
Sitting Bull
Tongue River
Tom Custer
Sturgis
Reno
Cook
Frank Merriman
Defiance Battery
Amanda Township
James Sunderland
Jeemes
Tiffin, C
Upper Sandusky
Pierson
Wyandott County
Perrysburg Granger
G. W. Potter
Dave Fisher
Kenton Democrat
Democrat
the Gazette
Napoleon
Louis Talcott
Cole
Talbott and
John P. Stockstill
Alice Glick
Piqua
Canal Bridge
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Anon
Miss Glick
Republican County Convention
H. Hester
Congress
Meily
United States
Ohio State Journal
Matthews
Cincinnati
Democratic
Frank Harp
Thomas Ewena
Ewina
Harp
Ewing
Gro. L. Converse
Geo. Hl. Pendleton
Kentucky Central Railroad
Gro. W. Morgan
Democratic Party
Indians
American Architect and Building News
Bulgaria
Franklin
Thomas Ewing
Fairfield
George W. Morgan
Knox
Emory D. Potter
Lucas
A. 8. Pratt
John L. Vance
Vinton
Hyson
Japan
Imperial
Drilhd
Inter-Ocean
Canada
English Channel
M. St. Hune
Cape Grisnez
Folkstone
Sheriff’s Sale
Oee Beaver
Hetrick
Thos. L. LeHew
Henry Heymann
No. 3
South Washington Street
van Wert County Bank
van Wert, Ohio
Capital
Isaac N. Alexander
C. A. Melsheimer
D. Swartout
O. P. Bonewitz
D. A. Jorns
BW. Wilson
I. N. Alexander
Charles Germann
P. H. Miller
F. J. Bonewitz, A . Fox
A. Melsheimer
L B. Gleason
Peter Swartwout
C. P. Richey, 8
B. Price
M. F. Richey
Old Country
Congress of Educated
J. H. Mack
P. R. Wootten
Col
Chas. A. Harsen
Sherife
Ipercale
Root & Company
Grenadines
Mosqeito Nets
Palm Leaf Fans
Calhoun 8 St
Fort Wayne, Indiana
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Nettie
CHE
Cupid
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Denver
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Mlle
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Wallace
James Maguirg
D’enzer
Cincinnatus
Robert White
Harry Armstrong
Glencoe Brothers
Professor Williams
Lion King
Marietta
Mountain GO 'Ss
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Sinbad
Ozark
Bob
Shilerife
Washington Street
South Washington and
Middle Streets
Sycamore Street
S. B. Hertz
J. R. Heinley
van Wee
Central Park
New York
Samnenemeent
Chariot
Allen
Metropolitan
America
M’ll& Marietta
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