11 Dec 1876
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Newspaper
Wilmington Daily Gazette
Location
Wilmington, Delaware, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1876
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment shows a string of maker names and a stray exclamatory line. It names several entities with similar structures and ends with a fragment about art, offering no clear event or outcome. The readable portion lacks a coherent narrative or identifiable subject.
Henson's Capcine Porous Plasters receive the highest merit award at the Philadelphia Exposition praised as a superior external remedy. The ad claims over three thousand physicians endorse the plasters and that they relieve external diseases quickly, sold by druggists at 25 cents.
The readable text references a physician at No. 6 Bultinch Street Houston Mass consulting on a bow named diseases and various ailments. It mentions a list of diseases and dates like June 29 and a place called Revere Mouse. The fragment is incomplete and lacks coherent context.
Public notice for furniture repair in the Donk styles and at higher rate changed. Agreement invites public patronage with agent Peter Peterson seeking business.
A historical critique explores how deception is valued differently by children and adults. It discusses gendered patterns, social punishment, and the idea that truthfulness is shaped by moral courage, social pressure, and cultural expectations.
In a Saturday caucus of Colorado Republican legislators Hon Henry M Tele ler was unanimously nominated for the U S Senate. A Burlington New Jersey fire of incendiary origin destroyed twenty to thirty houses with about two hundred thousand dollars in losses. Reports of corrupt offers to Hayes electors are deemed fabrications or radical provocation. An oyster schooner Ann Eliza Baltimore wrecked near Baltimore with oysters lost and several men freezing to death. several others injured and hospitalized.
In Louisiana the Pinkston murder case saw Phillips and others brought before a magistrate for preliminary hearing. Mrs Pinkston testified but contradicted herself repeatedly, leaving the state with weak prosecution. A decision is expected Tuesday.
One hundred three unrecognized bodies from the Brooklyn Theatre ruins were buried in Greenwood in a common grave amid private burials of identified victims. Memorial services proceed at the Academy of Music Park Theatre and Hooley's Theatre with several clergymen and officials speaking. Murdoch’s body identified and to be buried with Burroughs at Church of the Transfiguration. Exhumation delayed by structural hazards. Father Conover, 91, buried Friday after joining Cayler’s church years ago.
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