Torn Roseland company failure shocks Cincinnati
The Roseland company in Cincinnati failed for 100000 dollars. Jons Greer and Henny Greer cousins of Carter County Tennessee fought with knives over the ill treatment of a child and were both killed. The twenty seventh reunion of the Society of the Army of the Tennessee will be held in Cincinnati on September 10 and 11, 1895. Joe Milroy and Clarence Chapman of Lonoke County Arkansas killed each other with pocketknives over ownership of a hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jons Greer
Henny Greer
Carter County
Tenn
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Joe I.milroy
Clarence Chapman
Lonoke County
Ark
Japan
Gorr
South Carolina
Cnce
Nashville
Parton E. Burton
Washington State
United States
District of
Alaska
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
Amertaz
New York
Atlantic & Pacific
Grant Station
N. M
Logan
Toleca
Buffilo
N. Y
Joe Patchen
Robert J
Seaview
Portsmouth
N. B
GA. Sanriz
Jacksonville
Fla
Ruvents
State Department
Washington
Victoria
B. C
Finz
Pendleton
Uve
Enny
Commission Merchants
Hoston
Chicago
Tug Merchants' National Bank
Rome
Turocnarit
Pike's Peak
Army
Denver
Rev. I
Col
Tom United Typotheft
Minneapolis
E. J. Andrews
Rochester
Hranrst
Tus Bank of Buckner
Buckner
Post Office Department
Waxy Johason
Decatur
Fnd
Plymouth
Frank Stevens
George 8. Merrill
A. Glinus
Lowa
Pittern
Knowles Steam Pap
Warren
Mass
Ind
Masyolu
3. G& Paterson
Erwin
Finishing Touches on Debated Financial Memoir Contested
In CarcaAco August, Harvey and Horr concluded their recapitulations of a city contest. Harvey admits the work is motion but disputes the motto while Horr argues 1878 law origin and asserts misrepresentation by opponents. Both summaries dispute proofs, values, and the role of gold and silver as money, with critics accusing slanted statements and evasive defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Prat
Agel I. Hatch
CarcaAco
Aug
Salyer and Old Deputors
Harvey and
Horr
Tala
Ragwell G. Harrisay
Harvey
Fartoy
Ita
Elther
Harvey Fitls
Tiedond
Fingland
United States
Germany
France
Allver
Mn Harr
Supreme Court
United
Horris
Disasters At Sea Claim Several Vessels and Lives
Reports from various ports describe the sinking of the British steamer Prince Oscar after a collision with an unknown ship on July 14. Seventeen crew survived on a voyage to safety, while forty lives were lost. Another vessel, Cutterthun, reportedly wrecked off Cape Laws with many officers and passengers missing. Additional notices cover labor and political conventions and a Cuban leadership claim in Camagüey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayamo
Cuba
The
Yara
Masso
Turre
Mexico
Diaz
Prince Oscar
Liverpool
Tarsus
Asia Minor
Japan
Bany Stewart
Hwasang
Hawaii
Republic of Hawaii
United States of America
Seores
Capac
Henderson
Mid Ocean
Dharwar
Capes
Midnighé
Sypspy
N.S. W
Hong Kong
Seal Rocks
Cape Laws
Neil Shannon
Mr. Pinney
Oller Leiles
Harper
Adams
Wilson
Wolstenholme
Manning
Anderson Phipps
Fatal horse attack ends farmer’s life in Indiana
Aug 10 in Sears Indiana a farmer suffered fatal stomach injuries from a vicious horse attack. Raph fol los, the local resident, died from the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Ind
Raph Follos
Pnd
Judge Howell E Jackson Dies in Tennessee at Age 63
Rasnvair Tenn Aug 19 Judge Howell Edmunds Jackson associate United States, died at his home after years of declining health. Born April 8 1832 in Paris Tennessee, he studied law with top honors and served as a distinguished judge. He was appointed to the Supreme Court in 1893 by President Harrison, served as a lifelong public figure, and left a large family including William H. Jackson and Elizabeth Jackson.
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Marshalltown
Iowa Democrats
Jude We 1
Babb
Mount Pleasant
Heateoant
L. Heston
Chariton
Lyman H. Parshall
Miguelreta
George Daimes
Auluque
Supreme Judics
Thomas A. Karper
Des Moines
Wisi
Theruia Wiloptud
United States
Democraty of
Missouri
Pertie Speligs
College of Silver
Tod ChagnEs Fosvern
New York
Nebvhaska
Lincoln
Getabep
Tutt
Mississippi
Ian Convune
Honut Jackson
Ay dl
Mee Laurin
Mry
Sustur W
Dale Miege
Ool
Grance
S. Warry Pays
Rocheseter
Caturine Junge
Renova
Ireland
Mary Winns
Cincinnati
Kenzil Priece
Virginia
Alpha
Indianapolis
Joseph Manuel
Cape Porpoise
Geax
Manreyeg Campos
Caplain
Cuba
Island of
London
Fort Smith
Avie
Surette
Thn Baptist
Sterling
Winn Warnes
Mel
J. G. Monroe
Colquitt County
Gin
Palmer
Dennis Morgan
Pittsburgh
Jaca Urvan
Aquilet Mount Airy
Pang
Frontecras
Mexico
Tur Independent American Party
Kansis
Parsons
Ucket
Phe New Party
Ameriun
United States Supreme Court
Tenn
Howell Edmunds Jackson
Supreme Court of the United States
Hll
Westmead
Jackson
Howell FE. Jackson
Dacson
Tonn
Paris
New Roy. de. Lowe
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Elshoma
Westmead Tur
Nashville
William Jackson
United States District Attorneyship
United States District Court Bench
Cleveland
Washington
Harrison
Chesapeate & Ohio Railway
Howell Jackson
Jackson Cotton Mills
Judee Jackson
Mary , Harding
Gen. Harding
Wits Ubton
Elizebeth Ned Louise Jackson
Harding A. Jackson
Fire devastates Lockport town destroying key buildings
On August 11 the 3,006 resident town near Joliet faced near destruction from a major fire that consumed half its business district. Chicago, Joliet, and Lemont engines battled the blaze that started in the Phenix printing building owned by Mayor Sean McDonald, with firemen gaining control by 7:15 after a 32 mile train run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockvont
Joliet
Chicago Fire Department
Lemont
Loeleport
Phenix
Sean McDonald
Building Collapse Kills and Pins Workers in New York
Eight story building under construction near West Third Street and South Fifth Avenue collapsed Thursday morning in New York city. Three deaths had occurred with several workers injured, and by Saturday three more bodies were found making six known dead. Rescuers faced severe conditions as authorities continued to search the ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Third Street
South Fifth Avenna
Woundert
New Youk
West Broad
Way
Wat Broadway
Third Street
Miners Strike Over Wages At Charlestown Railroad Yard
In Charlestown Wy Va Aug 12 about 1100 miners employed by the rail line quit work citing demand for higher pay and a check for work performed. Previously they were paid at 10 cents per two tons measured in, but the quarter ton standard weighed nearly three tons under state law. they seek thirty cents per ton.
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E&liteon Dindred
Waat
Virgil
Charlestown
Wy Va
Ninus Mong
Lap Creel
Weirhman
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Ackley World
Ackley, R
Iowa
the News
C.G Crank
Lockwood Manufacturing Company
South Norwalk
Conn
Highland Park
M. T. Green
Ghicago Lumber Company
Larn Sorenson
Steven ©. Stewart
Spring Held
Green County
Stewart
Sven Persons
New York City
Broadway
Arrnus
G. J. Johnson
A. G. Anderson
Odebolt
Witetas Jassox
Martin Ervin
William Stanley
Philadelphia
Jonny Bueayan
Hine
Skillings, Whitney & Barnes Co
Ogdensburg
N. C
T. DeWitt Talmage
WinevEs
Counccticut Estute
Wethersfield
Lawnnyes Agurgsox
Eddie Bold
Outtala
Baltimore
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Louisville
Joshua Horner Je. & Co
Vanser
Thomas Byers
Fink
Central Stamping Company
Newark
N. J
DARGE
Loelsort
Withias J P. Taylor
George
Carrollton
Tokang
Meeks
Vick Crestoeny Stevenson
Tacome
Wash
Surry
Fourth District Court of Utah
Utah
M. DP. Monceni
Ingerstown
A.W. Hesuvir
Crown Paint
Heler
Randall
Oneida
Lew Surris
Wheelock
Tex
Tuck
Salt Bulee City
U. S
Vinney County
Kan
Monticello
Plu
Ren Brooks
Prince Uull
Amos Crass
An, Paul
Minn
Fowers
Bureaus of Labor Statisties
Carroll B. Wright
Powers
Cabin Republic
Quesata
Thiatia Rupli
Camagquey
Camaquey
J. Castello
Inuicla
Sunchez
A. Aguilero
Fy Mumsonley
AG. Masso
Justice Jackson
Howell
Lockport, IL
Saatr
Ay Dr. Kilmer & Co
AtDrugcleta
Bea9
Binghamton, N.Y
BSS
Lapur
Moras Ibros
Denton
Masry
Profitab
Davis Rator
GIST
Anfirm and ‘Sons
Crean Sep
Davis
Noah
Meg
Ou Trond
Jallor Addyous
Tand Department
Anetintyy
Panthern
Ita Wabreie
Jacinox
Commissionar al Deiation
Autgiatn
B.S. Momdamn
General Agunt
Dearborn Street
Ohfenyo
Wien
Betty
Kennedy
Donald Kennedy
Roxbury
Beecham
B. F. Allen Co
Canal Street
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