Salmon Eggs Landed in Maryland by California Exports
Sixty thousand salmon eggs landed in Maryland from California are placed in breeding ponds by a leading Eastern fish cultivator. A violent demonstration at Red Cloud against the agency over a flag staff plan led to cautious handling by the commanding officer, with Sitting Bull and other chiefs backing him. Separate notes report Bavarian trials over counsel for Kullmann and a Tennessee boy who dreamed of a railroad smash then perished on his trip, illustrating fatal outcomes linked to dreams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Express
California
Red Cloud
Ogallis
Minncersons
Sitting Bull
Red Dog
Red Leaf
Berlin
London Times
Kullmann
Prince Bismarck
Bavaria
Indicted for Polygamy in Salt Lake City
George Reynolds of Salt Lake City was indicted for polygamy on Monday 26th inst under the congressional law of 1862 and held to bail of two thousand five hundred dollars with D H Wells James Sharp and W Sears as securities. This marks the first indictment in the city under the act of Congress before the Supreme Court of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reynolds
Salt Lake City
D. H. Wells
James Sharp
W. Sears
Securities
Supreme Court of the
A New Street-Car From Cincinnati
A Cincinnati citizen has built a street-car sized vehicle seating sixteen passengers. Wheels like carriage wheels with a curved axle keep the floor level with the pavement. The driver uses a foot-brake. Side doorways diagonally across the ends allow direct sidewalk entry. It costs less, needs no tracks, and runs smoothly like modern buggies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
The Benefits of Sleep and Extremes in Rest
A discussion on sleep needs and historic claims by leaders like Napoleon I and Humboldt. It argues four hours may have suited certain giants but not universal proof that minimal rest fits all. It cautions against extreme schedules and implies individual variation in sleep requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon I
von Humboldt
Rest Versus Overwork Warning From Country Gentleman
The piece argues different rest needs by labor type and criticizes restless ambition that exhausts people. It cites that severe muscular labor requires longer rest and that brain-intensive work demands considerable sleep. It notes city crowds show anxious, tired expressions and concludes most people need six to eight hours, children nine or ten, with Napoleon thriving on four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon I
Pickwick
The Troubles of Wau Lee in Cleveland
The article recounts Wau Lee, a Cleveland laundry owner, facing hostility from Americans amid racist incidents. He details confrontations, arrests, refusals of service, and insults by whites, then returns to his laundry work while contemplating leaving for his homeland. The narrative preserves his perspective on discrimination and his eventual return to business.
Railroad Grab Law Tax Letters From 1874 Debates
Edwardsville Illinois October 23 1874 Editor Troy Bulletin publishes letters on refunding illegal railroad aid tax. Sheriff J T Cooper argues refunds to taxpayers after Attorney General guidance. Attorney General advises refund for those presenting receipts. calls for legislature action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epwardsville
Troy Bulletin
J.T. Cooper
Edwardsville
Inn
J. K. Edsall
Springfield
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court
J. T. Cooperr
Madison County
Illinois
Cooper
Lsg
Madison Co
Knots
Ottawa
General Assembly
Tam
Jas. K.epball
Family Groceries Promotes Best Goods and One Price System
A Troy Illinois ad states complete departments with select stock and best makes. It pledges strict one price policy to ensure market equality and invites patrons to compare prices. N E Country produce accepted with high quotations given. Located at theOtt stand on Main and Market streets.
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Yeeble i Bulletin
James N. Jarvis
Wau Lee
The
Cleveland Leader
William, Lee
Ontario Street
Cleveland
Lee
Jonathan
Wall
John
Melican
Joss House
China
Wan Lee
Attorney General
Samuel Rawson
Andrew Rawson
Sam’ Rawson & Bro
Risser & Rawson
Troy
N. E
Main & Market Streets
Troy, Ills
OE. Clark & CO
Grocers
St. Louis
Fred. Auwarter
Seth Thomas
Clay Street
Troy City
Republic
Frenyc
HEI
Wesig Troe
St. Louis Democrat
Leclub
Liberal Commission
St. Louis Democrat Co
St. Clouis
Bulletin
Joan
Dewey
Clay and
Dewey Streets
Minois
F. A. Sasin
Market Street
Tyove Winds
W. W. Jarvis
Andrew Mitts
Justice OF the Peace
Risser & Ruwson’s
F. L. Hampton
Saddler Shop
Main Street
Lyiy
John L. Purviance
Etna and Globe Insurance Co S, Ly
Independent Cornet Band
Yates
J.N. Jarvis
Divioia
Rail Road
Andrew Klein
Hlinois
John Deimling
Marketstreet
Benet Shmitt. Boot and Shoe Maker
Troy City Exchange
Felix Droll
John Diehle
T. H. Bell
Smith
Seybold & Broruer, Carpenters
the Baptist Church
Vayl
Edwin
Donoho
Tus
John H. Neary
Culverwell
Chas. J. C. Kline & Co
Bowery
New York
P. O. Box
Bulletin Office
David Seligman
Trey
Winess
Dental Headquarters
Olive St
ST. Louis, MO
Jobs
Woirie
JOB Press
Osage Corn and Cob Mill
Missouri
Semple
Birge É & ¢ Co
weSyecroenes OF
South Main Street
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