Failures and fortunes in 19th century figures
A mixed column notes repeated failures and eventual fortunes of figures such as Peter Cooper, Patrick Henry, Horace Greeley, the New York Herald founder, Stephen A. Douglas, Abraham Lincoln, and General Grant. It also mentions F S Key bronze monument in San Francisco, a Brattleboro incident, J B Johnson the swimmer, a towering Antietam granite statue, a Trenton lightning strike on a sleeping woman, Charles Sumner's estate valuation, and Montana’s shortage of women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Cooper
Patrick Henry
Horace Greeley
Tribune
New York Herald
Stephen A. Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
Grant
Antietam
Trenton
Farmers Goods at Granger Prices Offer
Local ad advertises high market price for ladies gaiters boys and men's shoes and a general variety store. It invites people to pay at John Wire’s and visit C Eyer’s old stand in Wakaruse on July 2 1874.
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California
F. S. Key
San Francisco
Patrick Shea
Brattleboro, Vt
Pat
J. B. Johnson
East River
Nature
Charles Sumner
New Hampshire
Salmon Falls
Francis Joseph
Montana
John Wire
C. Eyer
Waterford Street
Wakaruse
Remmington
Gons
Co Cali
Samuel F. Armstrong
Adamsville
Michigan
Samuel Neusham
C. S. Eyer
Sammuel NusBaum
Wakarusa, Ind
Lirriz
Bern
Thomas’ Block
Indiana
Goshen
S. C. Hamington
Justice of the Peace
E Wakarusa
IND
Wiman Fishear
Boot and Shoe Maker
Elks Wakarusa
Hart St
L. B. Grove
Elkhart St
Wakarusa
David Ramer
Wagon Cattle Maker
South Elkhart St
Gisinger
Utine & Seaman, Wakarusa Flouring Mills
P. G. Martin
I. A. Bennett
C. Cham
Main Street
Elhart
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