Congressmen and local officials named in county slate
A long list of local offices and officials appears, naming Congressman L F Wataou and a full slate including President Judge L DP Wetmore, Associate Judges W W Gagnely and W B Acocks, District Attorney William Schour, Sheriff Henry Brace, Prothonotary S W Waters, and many others such as Survey DeForest Wheelock, Treasurer T B Bares, Recorder W J Alexander, Jury Commissioners G W Kinnear NP Morrison, and Commissioners R Wheelock M B Dunham J B Joinning, with numerous school and town officers listed.
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L F Wataou
Stante
W Stone
DP Wetmore
Juilgex
W. Gagnely
W.B. Acocks
W M Lindwey
Attoney
William Schour
Sherff-Henry Brace Prothonotary
W Waters
Clark
K K Russell
DeForest Wheelock
Tronurer
T. B Bares
Rogster
W. J Alexander
G W Kinnear
NP Morrison
R Wheelock
M B Dunham
Jouning
118 medical properties are Amer Marine Tour Solvenrk
A fragment lists medical properties including Amer marine Tour Solvenrk and Diuvertre with unclear context. No coherent event or action is evident. Named entities appear as program or product labels rather than persons or organizations. Further readable details are needed for a precise summary.
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Amermarine
Toure
Solvenrk
Diuvertre
A Man Returns to Work After Honest Failure
A ruined man tells his wife Kate of signing away the roof and losing houses and lands yet finds solace in his honest name. He vows to continue with his wife and daughters, trusting their courage, frugality, and shared faith to pull through the hardship. Their gentle resilience shapes a hopeful plan to restart with dignity.
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Kate
A Country Doctor and his Tiny Fees From 1826
The Berlin Advertiser recalls a New Hampshire country doctor's era with a tooth-puller, lancets, and a trunk of drugs. Charges show 17 cents for extractions, 33 cents for visits with no medicines, and fifty cents covering visits plus medicines. Night calls, obstetrics, and long rides in a light gig mark the era's modest rates and hardy practice.
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New Hampshire
Thera
Jones
Sally
Peter Brown
Captain Roberts
Cynthia Tasker
Towie Boy
The Rural Doctor Dies at Church in Quiet Sabbath Scene
An aging country physician who once charged modest sums and tended many, including churchgoers, dies suddenly during a Sunday service. His day-book records show numerous patients and potions used, and his passing is marked by the town’s quiet, reflective mourning as the death messenger visits the doctor himself.
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Broad Isle
Squire Boastful Learns a Lesson from the Jester
A boastful squire overwins promises with birds fishes and a stag. The jester tricks him into chasing impossible counts, landing him in prison for days each time. Repeated failures teach him restraint. The king commends honest work and the boastful squire vows no more boasts.
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Hans the
Boaster
Hans
Child of Twelve Kills Playmate in Cold Blood
Philadelphia reports a twelve year old boy shot dead a fellow child on Broad Street after a dispute over candy. Charles Parkman fled, police seek him. witnesses describe a precocious and feared killer with a bad reputation. A barber quips about a painful ordeal during an unrelated scene.
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Herald
Jesse Pomeroy
Robert McAdams
Cambria Street
Lehigh Avenue
Broad Street
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After remonetization, what!
A Chicago Tribune analysis predicts silver remonetization will drag gold to silver's legal tender value as minting and import demand shift value. It outlines Dr. Linderman’s planned silver dollar minting, coinage scales, and the anticipated collapse of gold premiums as silver money circulates via silver certificates and greenbacks, detailing legal tender effects and international silver trends.
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United States
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An Interesting Young Man and a Morals of Hell
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Caj
David Keppel
Northern Christian Advocate
Methodist
Hell
Heaven
Silver bill brings hope of revival after veto clash
The Graphic hails the silver bill as reviving the era of reconstruction and easing debt burden. It credits Congressman Townsend of the Troy district for supporting bi metallic options, notes expected bank shake ups and improved labor, capital, and agricultural prospects. The piece argues resumption and price relief depend on continued silver use, with general optimism for the nation’s recovery.
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Martin L. Townsend
Troy
Townsend
Rensselaer County
Treasury
Wealthy Miser Jerry Tullis Dies in Cincinnati
A long obituary in The Enquirer outlines the life of Jerry Tullis of Cincinnati who died last night after suffering from sickness caused by hunger and self neglect. He amassed a fortune estimated between two and three million dollars, owning property in Cincinnati Cin Ergo and St Louis and extensive land in Butler County Iowa and Missouri. He lived frugally, shunned physicians, and died unmarried with few friends. He remarked that he hoped heirs spend his wealth as he did. The piece contrasts his wealth with his isolation and peculiarity and ends with moral reflections on value beyond money.
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