Nell Gwynne and the Restored King’s Favorite Remains Hunt
A 1892 feature recalls Nell Gwynne, Britain's era famed beauty and King Charles II mistress. Nobility backs a search for her London St Martin’s burial site, hoping to unearth her casket and honor a lineage that she helped found.
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St. Albans
Ari
Burford
England
Nell
Britain
Charles
Merrie Maide
London
St. Martin
Dions
Lord Paget
Lady Brooke
Earl of Mull
Duke of Leeds
Nell Gwynne
Baron of
Headington
Earl of Bu
Earl of March
Drury Lane Theater
Charles Hart
Lord Buckhurst
Clover
Epsom
Thor
Drury Lane
Weil
Neil
Lord Rochester
Duke of Buckingham
Charles II
Reb
Nell Gwynne and the king's vanished crown jewels tale
The excerpt recalls Nell Gwynne the actress mistress to Charles II and her bold escapades. It notes the king lavishing wealth on her, a secret edict, and late night antics including hare and hounds through London with coins, while Nell’s influence over politics and court life waned after her rise.
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Nell
Charles
London
Pellmell
van Bossen
England
Portsmouth
Nell Gwynne and the Decline of Charles II's Court
The article recounts Nell Gwynne's rise as the king's mistress and patron of the arts, her lavish life and influence at court, and the subsequent decline after Charles II's death in 1685. It notes her retirement until her death in November 1687 from an apoplexy at age thirty-eight, and mentions rumors of a rival beggar maid.
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England
Nell
Charles
Earl of Oxford
Nell Gwynne
Duchess of Mazarin
Cavendish
France
Aphra Beher
Ellens
Gwynne
Platform of the Silver Convention Demands Free Coinage
CuicaGco Aug 3. The silver convention adopts a platform denouncing the 1873 demonetization, calling for immediate repeal and restoration of free coinage at 16 to 1. It argues silver and gold must be minted equally, defends Sherman act repeal with safeguards, and warns of widespread distress unless currency expands with population and business. The platform urges mining interests, banks, and the public to support bimetallism and full coinage.
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Congress
Chicago
Grant
Fathers of the Republic
James G. Blaine
John Sherman
Ohio
Ernest Seyd
George Washington
United States
United
Republic
Humanity
Europe
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Impasse on Marriage Motives Quip Cited by Globe
A Boston Globe quip notes a man vows not to marry until a wife can make a good social impression, while he faces the counterpoint that the chosen lady might also wait for a similarly qualified suitor.
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Boston Globe
Fame and Encounter in a Newspaper Photo
An affable stranger notes he has seen the Hon Mr Greatman’s picture in newspapers. Greatman replies it has often been published, and the stranger confirms recognition, implying fame and public attention.
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Greatman
N. Y
Medical Heart Fact Impresses Fashionable Gossip
A social quip from Vogue notes a medical student asks Miss Fanny if the heart’s action can lift 120 pounds daily. She blushes and replies that 120 pounds is her own weight, highlighting playful cleverness about anatomy and size.
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Fanny
Vogue
A Real Philanthropist Dialogue Quip
A Chicago Record quote features a philanthropist asked why he never earns his living. He replies he would not injure mankind by competing with it, illustrating his view of selfless support versus personal labor.
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Chicago
Portraits Reproduced Faithfully in Detroit Tribune Admire
A Detroit Tribune tribute notes Mrs. De Gabbell’s portrait as a speaking likeness and marvels at how faithfully the original is reproduced in these remarkable days.
Fractious Fluid Ink Spills on Table
A mother questions how ink covered the table as a small boy explains it flowed by itself after the bottle upset. The scene conveys a light domestic moment with a hint of mischief and surprise.
Parent and Child Confront Over Harsh Discipline
A tense exchange unfolds as a parent chastises Johnnie with a hairbrush. Johnnie sobs and admits the pain, while the scene centers on a truth spoken amid distress.
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Johnnie
Conjugal Amenities Dialogue in Indianapolis Journal
A brief archival note from the Indianapolis Journal presents a witty exchange about silence and noise in a domestic setting. The fragment showcases humorous banter between a speaking partner and a silent one, highlighting contrasts in conversation.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fling at Women Quip Reveals Quick Wit in Exchange
A short quip from Vogue prompts a light moment on women speaking. The quote links a humoristic line about stuttering and time, highlighting witty banter about gendered conversation.
Second Day of Silver Convention Ends with Sine Die Adjournment
At Curacao on August 3 the second day of the silver convention opened with remarks against fiat money and gold monometallism. Speakers included Ex-Senator Hill, Congressman Newlands, Senator Allen, Gov. Waite, and Rice A Pierce. A platform committee report was adopted and a ways and means committee formed, listing members from many states.
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Curiaco
Thurman
United States
Hill
Colorado
Newlands
Nevada
Allen
Nebraska
C.S. Thomas
Gov. Waite
Rice A. Pierce
Tennessee
American Bi-metallic League
Arizona
B. Heyman
California
C M. Bellshaw
N. P. Hill
District of Columbia
Lee Crandall
Florida
O. Richardson
Indiana
Leroy Templeton
Idaho
James B. Bryan
Connecticut
Joseph Sheldon
Illinois
E G. Dixon
Iowa
Alan Wagenen
Kansas
Charles Hatton
Kentucky
George McCormick
Thomas Wren
Massachusetts
G. F. Washburn
Montana
W. A. Clarx
Michigan
M. E. Hogmeyer
Minnesota
Ignatius Donnelly
Missouri
R. W. Gould
New Mexico
Jack Crawford
Paul Vandervort
North Dakota
Willis
J. C. Campbell
Oklahoma
C. W. Smith
New York
C. B. Mattis
Carlisle Acts Plan to Relieve Financial Stringency
Secretary Carlisle directs 150 national bank depositories to fix balances at par of securities and transfer excess to subtreasurers. This releases about 4.9 million dollars to the banking system and aims to ease the country’s financial stringency by allowing banks to hold government funds at par value rather than safekept U S bonds.
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Washington
Carlisle
United States
Treasury Department
The
Treasury
Diabolical Texas lynching ends brutal crime
Henry Reynolds killed a father, mutilated two children, and assaulted the mother nine miles north of Montgomery. After the crime, he was captured and hanged by a mob the following day, with eyewitnesses confirming his identity.
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Henry Reynolds
Montgomery
Tex
Boy 10 Kills Sister in Arurmeton Neb
A 10-year-old boy shot and killed his 8-year-old sister in Arurmeton Nebraska. Neighbors heard a pistol shot around 3 PM and found the boy over the body with a revolver, saying he found the weapon in a bureau drawer to see what would happen.
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Arurmeton
Neb
Charles Johnson
Gold shipments rise as ships sail to New York
Lonpox Aug 2 The North German Lloyd steamer Spree has £859,000 for American houses aboard after departing Southampton for New York. The White Star steamer Majestic left Liverpool for New York with £350,000. Today’s total ships’ consignments reach about $5,000,000 with another shipment due Saturday. The Bank of England has drawn $3,196,900 to be sent to the United States.
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Lonpox
Spree
Southampton
New York
White Star Line
Majestic
Liverpool
Bank of England
United States
Prohibition Nominee for Governor Declines Drake Nomination
President Aylesworth of Drake University announces he cannot accept the prohibition gubernatorial nomination due to Chancellor Carpenter's death and illness among faculty, requiring him to devote all time to the university.
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Des Morags
Aylesworth
Drake University
Prohibition
Isaac Gibson
Prohibition State Committee
Carpenter
Feeding Wheat to Their Hogs at Low Prices
Farmers in Columsrs Ind report feeding one and two year old wheat to hogs as they fatten for market. Wheat price runs about 45 cents a bushel, a record low for the area.
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Columsrs
Ind
Pope forbids Friday fasts in Naples during cholera
Rome reports the pope instructs Catholic residents of Naples to skip Friday fasts while cholera remains prevalent. He warns fasting could weaken bodies and raise vulnerability to the disease.
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Rome
Naples
Blockade Raised in Bangkok French Move Reversed
Sir Edward Grey announced in the house that the French blockade of Bangkok had been raised. The foreign office parliamentary secretary stated the action was reversed, easing tensions in the region.
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Lonpox
Sir Edward Grey
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Bangkok
Notable Iowa Figures and Stampede of Westward Labor
Des Moines correspondent reports Gen Vandever dies in Ventura California aged 75. A stampede of 100 plus miners from Nebraska passes through Burlington en route to Chicago seeking work. Iowa banks cited as solid by Comptroller Eckels amid national financial stringency. Davenport leader George H Parker dies, long active in politics, law, and business since 1854 with major roles in Davenport politics, banking, railroads, and finance.
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Des Moines
Vandever
Ventura
Cal
Supreme Court
Congress
William E. Leffingwell
Clinton
Ben M. Samuels
Dubuque
Leffingwell
Ninth Iowa Infantry
Kirkwood
California
Jane Williams
Jacob M. Eldridge
Davenport
West
Nebraska
Burlington
Chicago
Iowa
Washington
Eckels
George H. Parker
George Henry Parker
Paris
Oneida County
N. Y
Lower Sandusky
Tiffin
Cooper K. Watson
Margaret Doran
Ashland
John Johns
Alfred Edwards
Hiram Price
Philadelphia
Iown
People’s Party
Scott County
Parker
Andrew Johnson
Northwest
Seymour
Blair
United States
Ecuador
Senate Committee of Foreign Affairs
Liberal Party
Iowa Central Railroad
Citizens’ National Bank
Davenport Central Street Car Company
Mysterious Burlington Fatal Shot Stuns City
Mrs. Leonard Fritzsche was shot through the heart in bed near an open Burlington window. Authorities charged an outsider fired. the body position suggested a shot from inside. Five suspects were under arrest including three neighbors, the husband, and a former employee. The couple’s troubled relation underlines the case’s mystery.
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Leonard Fritzsche
Burlington
Iowa Sunday School Helper Debuts as Official Organ
The State Sunday School association launches an official publication titled the Iowa Sunday School Helper with the first issue issued at Oskaloosa. Editor is Mrs. Mattie M. Bailey of Shenandoah. Associate editors are Rev. J. W. Geiger of Marion, Mrs. N. M. Smith of Des Moines, and M. J. W. Johnson of Oskaloosa.
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The
State Sunday School Association
Iowa Sunday School Helper
Askaloosa
Mattie M. Bailey
Shenandoah
J. W. Geiger
Marion
N. M. Smith
Des Moines
M. J. W. Johnson
Oskaloosa
Rock Rapids man sues doctors for 5000 over broken collarbone
Daniel Carl of Rock Rapids sues Drs. Gillen and Brink seeking 5000 claiming improper treatment left him with a broken collar bone and lifelong disability.
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Daniel Carl
Rock Rapids
Drs. Gillen and
Brink
Carl
Four Die In Chelsea Yacht Club Balcony Collapse
At the Chelsea Yacht Club boat house on Broadway near the Mystic River a balcony collapsed during a concert and ladies’ illumination. Four people, including band leader J. P. Warren and two Chelsea residents, were killed and about fifteen injured as guests were hurled onto the pier and float below. Firefighters aided victims amid a chaotic scene of crushed flooring and panicked crowds.
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Chelsea
Mass
Boston
Chelsea Yacht Club
Broadway
Mystic River
J. P. Warren
A. L. Pemberlin
Melrose
A. P. Schubert
A. P. Putnam
1893 State and Independent Expositions and Fairs
A compiled list of forthcoming expositions and fairs across the United States and Canada for 1893. Include events in cities such as Sacramento Davenport Sedalia Lincoln Omaha Reno Worcester Columbus Dover and Toronto with dates ranging from September through November.
Beaten by Robbers Hit Elderly Couple Near Somerset
Somerset Pa Aug 4 three masked men entered the home of 97 year old Abraham Beam and his wife while they were alone. They demanded money and severely beat the pair forcing a firewood piece down Beams throat to force revelation of wealth. Mrs Beam was knocked senseless and the attackers fled believing the old man dead. He is not yet certain to recover. No suspects identified.
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Somerset
Abraham Beam
Simon O'Donnell Former Police Inspector Dies at 57
Curiaco Aug 4 Simon O'Donnell ex superintendent and later police inspector died at his home 281 West Taylor Street at 6 pm Thursday of bowel inflammation. He was 57 and had served over thirty years with the force.
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Curiaco
Simon O'Donnell
West Taylor Street
Madge Fleming Dies After Clothes Fire Injury
In Eau Claire Wisconsin Madge Fleming aged 15 died from burns after her clothes caught fire while playing with matches on Thursday. The incident occurred as authorities report the girl attempted to light a blaze and could not be saved.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Madge Fleming
Jealous Husband Fatally Stabs Wife in Greenwhich
In a jealous rage on Wednesday afternoon in Greenwhich DL, Douglas Davis fatally stabbed his wife and then cut his own throat, dying instantly.
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Greenvich
Douglas Davis
Massive Cranberry Bog Fire Destroys Burlington County Land
A week long blaze along the Mullica River in Mayr's Lanpine New Jersey caused around 1.5 million in losses with 1.3 million in timber 150 thousand in buildings and 75 thousand in cranberry crops. In Birsk Russia a fire destroyed 180 houses killed seven and damaged the city hall and Catholic church.
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Mayr
Lanpine
N. J
Burlington County
Mullica River
St. Peterspune
Birsk
Orenburg
River excursion proves Sioux River navigation feasible
A river steamer with excursionists sailed up the Sioux River from Sioux City to within miles of Akron. The trip reached about 12 knots upstream, showing navigation is possible even in low water, a question long debated among observers and promoters.
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Sioux River
Sioux City
Akron
Wants to Be Considered Dead
Eugene D. Pennock of Sioux City defrauded tna Life Insurance and bondsmen by swapping policy values and fled to Mexico. Six months ago clippings claimed his death. recently seen in Manila by acquaintances, but fled before arrest. Officials suspect the death notice was self fabricated.
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Eugene D. Pennock
Sioux City
Tna Life Insurance Company
Mexico
Manilla
Alleged Murderer Discovers Galena Burglary Suspect
Detective Gadboys of the Illinois Central road reports that John Gordon, a Black inmate jailed in Sioux City for highway robbery, is identified as one of two burglars who shot a brakeman during a Galena car robbery. Gordon was arrested three days after the Galena crime, the victim possibly dying from his injuries.
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Gadboys
Illinois Central Road
John Gordon
Sioux City
Galena
Ill
Gordon
Rail line plans 88 mile eastward from Sioux City
Vice President T P Gere of the Sioux City Chicago and Baltimore Railroad says arrangements are in negotiation to build the first 88 miles of the line east from Sioux City this year. The project would save the city 400000 in taxes.
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T. P. Gere
Sioux City
Temperance Meeting Urges Saloons Enforcement in Independence
A unional Gospel temperance meeting was held at the Gedney opera house in Independence drawing a good crowd. Pastors and citizens spoke briefly urging enforcement of the law amid twelve saloons operating in the town.
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Gedney Opera House
Independence
Circus tragedy near Ottumwa claims lives or injuries
Sherman Crown and Miss Shockey of Farmington attended a circus in Ottumwa and walked home by rail. They rested on the track and were struck by a passenger train. Miss Shockey is expected to recover while Crown is in critical condition.
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Sherman Crown
Miss Shockey
Farmington
Ottumwa
Crown
Windsor Man Dragged From Bed By Men In Forest
Ed Palmer of Windsor township was dragged from his bed by a group of men and released with an injunction to not appear in the region again. He faced a similar ordeal in Canada two months earlier, with the same woman named as the cause in both incidents.
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Ed Palmer
Windsor Township
Canada
Iowa news items report legal, business and tragedy notes
The Iowa items note the organization of the Iowa Life Underwriters Association in Des Moines with Sidney A. Foster as president. Northern Iowa liquor licenses rose by 400 to 1,749 this year. Milk adulteration with black pepsin was found in Sioux City. Des Moines to Springfield bicycle relay finished in 28 hours 22 minutes. Creston business leader Cornelius Eckerson died after apoplexy. Davenport woman Mrs. George C. Crecelius was fatally struck by an electric streetcar. Davenport furniture store Charles A. Meek’s faced sheriff sale for 22,009 with assets around 26,000. Warren county old settlers reunion set for Somerset August 8. Lyons resident Mrs. B. H. A. Henningsen died at 73. Aurelia Savings Bank receiver named. Keokuk judge appointed Henry Brown receiver for Mount Clara Butter & Cheese. Boys’ raft contained clothing believed lost. Lightning killed Charles Crossen near Knoxville. George Caswell bound over for sodomy and assault. Huneston mason Jonathan Thomas died. Cumberland grain dealer A. S Bright fled after forging notes. liabilities 18,000. Aurora murder suspect M. May bound over without bail. Mount Pleasant doctor case Francis Warnon sued for 15,000. Burlington judge ordered water works damages of 600 and nuisance abatement. Independence dealer W. H. Chamberlain failed. creditors paid by H. Burlingame. Baker & Bissell of Louis City may resume as Baker Hardware. Shenandoah waterworks tested 110 psi. St Louis Keokuk & Northwestern railway supervisor in Keokuk for shop-force cuts. Infant smothered to death near Hawkeye. Mapleton boy drowns in Maple River.
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Iowa Life Underwriters’ Association
Des Moines
Sidney A. Foster
Loyal Union Mutual Company
Iowa
Inspector Miller
Sioux City
Springfield
John P. Fogarty
Cornelius Eckerson
Creston
George C. Crecelius
Davenport
Charles A. Meek
Warren County
Summerset
B. H. A. Henningsen
Lyons
W. P. Miller
Aurelia Savings Bank
Judge Bank
Keokuk Superior Court
Henry Brown
Mount Clara Butter & Cheese Company
Burlington
Charles Crossen
Knoxville
George Caswell
Grand
Jonathan Thomas
Huneston
A. S Bright
Cumberberland
M. May
Aurora
Independence
Francis Warnon
Mount Pleasant Physicians
Warnon
Casey
H. Burlinghme
Baker & Bissell
Louix City
Baker Hardware Company
Shenandoah
Cunningham
St. Louis, Keokuk & Northwestern Railway
Keokuk
Fred Engle
Hawkeye
M. Langston
Maple River
Mapleton
Fight in Samoa Ends with Mataafa Defeat and Surrender
The clashes between Malietoa and Mataafa in Apia on July 6 ended with Mataafa's forces defeated. Twenty were wounded and thirty killed as foreign warships intervened. Mataafa and chiefs surrendered. heads of rebels were paraded before Malietoa and later entombed.
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Mataafa
Malietoa
Apal
Samoa
San Francisco
Apia
Ila Acounts
Apolo
Yacht Rachel Sherman Sinks on Lake George After Striking Hidden Snag
An excursion steamer with 29 aboard struck a rock near Pearl Point and sank in 18 feet of water at Lake George. Nine passengers, including Miss Mattie Hall and Miss Edith Harding, drowned. The vessel's owner is D. W. Sherman of Pearl Point. Rescuers aided the survivors as chaos and heroism unfolded in the dark.
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Lake St. George
Albany
N. Y
Rachel Sherman
Pearl Point Landing
Lake George
Fourteen-Mile Island
Mattie Hall
Brooklyn
Bertha Benedict
Mont Clair
N. J
Edith Harding
Hoboken
Hoosier Poetess Sarah T. Bolton Dies in Indianapolis
Sarah T. Bolton known as the Hoosier Poetess died at her home in Indianapolis. The writer of Paddle Your Own Canoe and Indiana, she shared world wide fame for her poetry. She was born in Kentucky in 1814 and lived most of her life in Indianapolis, widow of Nathaniel Bolton founder of the Indianapolis Sentinel.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Sarah T. Bolton
Indiana
Geneva
Switzerland
Bolton
Kentucky
Drought Strains Crops Across Iowa and Illinois
In Independence Iowa on August 5 a protracted dry spell harms gardens and pasture. oats and hay remain safe but pastures dry up and stock will require feeding without rain. Paxton Illinois reports two months of drought with only light showers. corn needs rain and pastures fade while hay sells at ten dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Paxton
Osage Indians Refuse to Treat. Land Not Opened Soon
The Osage Indians refuse to treat with government commissioners over their 2,000,000 acre reservation along the Cherokee strip. The land will probably not be opened to settlement for several years.
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Gurmiz
O. T
Cherokee Strip
Feud Ends in Murder at McCabe Ranch
In Ongupta Washington on August 5, George W. Mayville a wealthy citizen killed J. S. McCabe a neighbor on McCabe’s ranch eighteen miles from town. Tom Conboy a farm hand witnessed a man hiding in brush brandishing a Winchester. As McCabe approached the figure Manville fired killing him. Manville surrendered.
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Ongupta
Wash
George W. Mayville
J. S. McCabe
Tom Conboy
McCabe
Conboy
Manville
Treasury rule on gold certificates resume
The treasury department states no likelihood of issuing gold certificates until free gold rises seven to ten million above the reserve. Only the secretary of the treasury can authorize such action, and no instructions have been given. Free gold currently stands near $900,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washiington
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Steam thrasher crash kills two men near Abingdon
In Hepricx Iowa on August 5 a steam thrasher plowed through a bridge near Abingdon, fatally injuring Lot Abraham and Bud Varness. Their deaths were confirmed at the scene as rescuers worked at the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepricx
Abingdon
Lot Abraham
Bud Varness
Forest Fires Devastate Farms in Ossineke Area
Forest fires swept fourteen farms in Arena County Michigan destroying houses barns grain and hay and damaging crops. Farmers and families fled to Ossineke for safety. No lives were lost though some stock burned and more farms remain threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arena
Mich
Ossineke
Execution of Joseph A. Howell for Brookfield murder
Joseph A. Howell was hanged in Trent Missouri at 10 a.m. for the January 19 murder of Mrs. Nettie Hall and four children near Brookfield. The crime and punishment are reported as finalized in the local press.
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Trent Mo
Joseph A. Howell
Nettie Hall
Brookfield
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