Disgraceful street fight and brisk oil drilling in Clarendon
In Clarendon on Saturday, Frank Quinn and Coyle fought in the streets. Quinn lost a finger. The region reports rapid oil activity with many rigs drilling on Davis tract and noxious fires abating. Prices rise for apples, potatoes, and flour as business remains dull in town.
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Tiona
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Cole Brothers
Davis Tract
Union Oil Company
Pew
Archibald & Co
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Elison & Co
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Seymour & Co
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Conway & Co
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Groner Brothers
Brown Brothers
Davis Farm
Eliott and Ferguson
John Brown
Williams and Snyder's
Quinn and
Jenning
Julian W. Rawson
Rawson
Wm. Woods
Wild Woods
Bultion
Fee
Mr. Tockwell
George Earnest
W. P. Turner
Millerstown
Butler County
Nixon
Titusville
D. Cook
J. T. Millison
Ayles
Frank Keller
Richburg
A. J. Hubbard
Corry
H. Chestnut
Pleasantville
Charles Arance
Sheffield
Ohio
Dutchwan
Old Clarendon
Democratic group denounces politicizing presidential assassination
The Cincinnati Democracy condemned using the President's shooting for political gain. Republicans of Franklin County issued a hypocritical circular praising Garfield while attacking Democrats. The piece notes Foster’s alleged early support for Arthur and cites the Pittsburgh Post.
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Franklin County
Ohio
Calic Charley
Republican Committee
James A. Garfield
Foster
Arthur
Pittsburgh Post
If a tariff could be administered in this fashion
David A. Wells argues that if tariffs were imposed openly as in hypothetical scenarios—silk dress buyers stopped by Treasury, farmers forced to supply surplus, wheat planted for steel rails—the nation could not sustain such a system longer than needed to elect a Congress to repeal it. He cites shortages and overreach affecting women shoppers, farmers, and rail interests to warn against covert and coercive tariffs.
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Paterson
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Syracuse
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Bessemer
David A. Wells
Pointed notes and rebukes in mid 19th century press
A Milwaukee attorney's note to the Pension Department mentions a June 28 order about Edward P. Clark, number 874,282, and suggests moving papers forward or delaying. The Utica Observer condemns the Buffalo Dispatch for printing memorial obituaries, while Oswego Times accuses Canal Auditor Place of bluffing. The piece questions delays in Star Route fraud investigations and potential influence over justice.
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Pension Department
Edward P. Clark
Court of Claims
Utica Observer
Buffalo Fapress
Oswego Times
Canal
Place
Guiteau
Eoupress
Love and Time in an Old Garden Poem Fragment
Fragmentary verse recalls a past romance in a garden setting. A speaker addresses a former lover as memories linger, musing on love's fleeting sweetness, aging, and the shadow of time. The poem weaves flowers, nostalgia, and a child’s gaze to contrast youth and older days.
The Umbagog Snowstorm Entraps Richard Toodleman
In a fierce snow storm passengers take shelter at Umbagog House. Richard Toodleman, a young millikinville lawyer, loves Adelaide Tirrel while a widow named Mrs Gildad hides from the law wearing his clothes after a night on the train. The plot centers on forbidden love and a mistaken night.
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Coodleman
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Mr. Pirrel
Dick Toodleman
Mr.Lirrel
Adelaide
Mr. Tirrel
Mr. Toodieman
Richard Toodleman
Seeaat
Mrs. Gildad
New York City
Umbagog House
Morpheus
Mr. Toodleman
Faced with disguise Dick Toodleman plans escape
Dick Toodleman resists being seen as a victim and dresses as Mrs Gildad to avoid Adelaide's father and scandal. He borrows a traveling dress, checks out, and boards a train posing as Lulu Ferguson. An aging admirer on the carriage shows romantic interest, creating comic tension and a potential entanglement as he hides his true identity while riding toward Milkinville.
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Bean
Deuce
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Aia
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Umbagog
Lulu
Ferguson
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Tam
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Milikinville Station
Leary
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Toodieman
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Mibkinville
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Torres
Bethel memories: Barnum gift and colonial daily life
A long reminiscence recalls Bethel Connecticut life in 1810s and 1820s through Barnum’s gift of a $10,000 bronze fountain and villagers’ frugal routines. It details home labor, food, clothing, and domestic habits, plus travel by horse, local trades, and rural governance.
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Norwalk
Bridgeport
Caleb Morgan
Wollfpits
Puppytown
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