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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1891
Page
1
The wife of Oregon Senator John H. Mitchell is highlighted as a popular figure in Fifty-first Congress society life. Described as youthful in appearance and fond of social activity, she remains a central hostess among Washington’s prominent circles.
Judge William H. Arnoux of New York took an active part in a New York conference urging a united front of friends of republican government worldwide. The gathering represented about half the states and issued a call for an international conference in 1893.
George Hoadley born July 31 1826 in New Haven son of a city mayor and grandson of a Connecticut legislator. He graduated from Western Reserve College in 1844 became a law partner of Salmon P Chase in 1849, served as judge, won Ohio governorship in 1883 defeating Joseph B Foraker and lost re election in 1885, moved to New York City in 1887 to practice law.
The St Louis justices of the peace perform hundreds of civil marriages yearly. Squire Frank Spaulding explains couples prefer quick affordable ceremonies with minimal formality. Tales recount bashful brides, curious gaffes, and later visits, including a Catholic priest uniting a Protestant couple the same night. Professor Bardeleben uncovers Goethe manuscript.
The piece portrays New York women preparing for summer, contrasting Newport and Aix as resort choices, noting the affluent set’ s travels to Saratoga Long Branch and Europe, and detailing workers and mothers who join or supervise summer retreats and charitable outings for underprivileged girls.
Boston capitalists plan an electric lighting plant and an electric railway at Dayton Tennessee. The Michigan penitentiary runs a telegraphy class of fifteen prisoners who bought their own instruments by overtime work. Dr Preece of the London and Paris Telephone Company allegedly achieved earth‑plate wireless comms across the Solent to the Isle of Wight and also the Severn River.
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