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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1894
Page
4
Amone Assignments Reveal Rag Dealer Inactive Trade
The notice hints at a dealer in rags with assignments announced, suggesting business as slow and quiet rather than brisk activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amone
San Francisco man 70 hires 16 year old Chinese wife
Won Yur Hone aged 70, long time California resident, imported from China a 16 year old wife. The report notes his fifty years in the state and the unusual marriage arrangement drawing attention in the local press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Won Yur Hone
San Francisco
California
China
Council Bans Cube Root From Rudimentary Arithmetic
A council of educators proposes removing the cube root concept from basic arithmetic instruction. The move aims to simplify early math learning and reduce student confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dental
Five photographs show one person in five poses with mirrors
A new invention creates five distinct views of a single individual in one sitting. Mirrors provide the differing attitudes, producing a gallery of reflections and expressions from a single subject.
Congressional Shifts Since 1893 In Senate and House
Since the Fifty third Congress convened on March 4 1893 there have been six vacancies in the Senate and sixteen changes in the House of Representatives due to death and other causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty-third Congress
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Consul Greveanp Gape Leads Norwegian Post
Greveanp Gape, the American consul at Christiania, Norway, appointed in 1869 by Gen. Grant, is noted as the oldest consul in service except for Consul Sprague at Gi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greveanp Gape
Christiania
Norway
Gen
Grant
Sprague
New York to Liverpool Steerage Rate Drops to 12.50
The steerage fare from New York to Liverpool is cut to 12.50 dollars, described as a grand chance for many foreigners dissatisfied with this country and its institutions.
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New York
Liverpool
Woman Paid Five Thousand Dollars Keeps Secret, Court Held
In New York legal proceedings a woman was paid five thousand dollars and the court affirmed that she can keep a secret, suggesting the principle remains intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Georgia Senator Walsh Proposes Rail Mails Obstruction Bill
The new Georgia senator Mr Walsh has offered a bill making it a crime punishable by imprisonment from one to twenty years to obstruct a train carrying the United States mails. Cattle that persist in getting on the railway tracks should take due notice and govern themselves accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Georgia
Walsh
United States
White Emperor William Skips Sunday Theater Visit in Venice
Venice officials arranged a special Sunday entertainment for White Emperor William at the leading theater, but he did not appear. He later explained he has not attended a theater on Sundays since ascending the throne.
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William
Venice
Matrimonial Club in Winchester Aims to Pay $50 Marriages
A Winchester Kentucky group of girls formed a matrimonial club offering $50 to the first to wed. Four members are already engaged, racing to set the wedding date, with risk the idea may fail if all choose the same day and hour.
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Winnchester
Glasgow professor claims chloroform cures seasickness
Prof DuHarteris of Glasgow argues experiments show a teaspoon dose of chloroform as a gastric sedative is a seasickness cure. He predicts steamship firms will advertise free chloroform for travelers on voyages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuHarteris
Glasgow
New Jersey Tunnel Ready For Coal Traffic
The Susquehanna and Western railroad completed a nearly two mile tunnel through the Palisades in New Jersey at a cost of 3,000,000 dollars. Construction began about eighteen months ago and twelve workmen died during the project.
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Palisades
New Jersey
Susquehanna & Western Railroad
Mexico prepares first pictorial postage stamps
A new series of postage stamps is in process of engraving by the Mexican government and will appear for sale in September. This first issue of pictorial stamps shows stages of mail transport with drawings of man, burro, stage and steam train in 1, 2, 4, 5 and 10 cent denominations.
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Mexico
Late Prof Richie Astronomer Dies Before Completing Work
The noted astronomer spent twenty five years on a scientific manuscript which was nearly ready for publication when he died. The work will be issued by his daughter from Chicago who had shown great interest and aided in his investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richie
Chicago
Opium Use Deemed Worst Form of Dissipation by St Paul Globe
The St Paul Globe condemns opium as a major source of misery though it notes its medical uses. It warns that even moderate taste leads to irretrievable addiction and that cultured individuals can become brutalized by its influence, often destroying lives rather than saving them.
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St. Paul Globe
United States
Tur Hurontario Ship Canal Incorporation Proposal
The Tur Hurontario Ship Canal Company of Canada is incorporated to build a canal from Toronto on Lake Ontario to Georgian Bay near Collingwood. The capital is 965 million dollars with 1 million paid and 10 percent subscribed to gain legal existence. Directors must be British subjects, drawing interest from American capitalists in a revived long advocated project.
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Tur Hurontario Ship Canal Company of Canada
Purol
Toronto
Lake Ontario
Georgian Bay
Collingwood
Wealth of United States In 1890 Census Bulletin
A census bulletin reports total wealth for the United States at the close of 1890, with real and personal property valued at 65,073,091,197. Real estate with improvements stands at 89,544,544,335, personal property at 25,492,546,864. The prior assessed value was 25,473,173,418, with real estate 18,956,556,675 and personal property 5,516,616,743.
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United States
Creaking Romance Ends In Swift Desertion Of Tenor
Liachron Russo tires of her latest husband, the Italianized American tenor John Chatterton-Giovanni Perugini, and casts him off with little ceremony. Statistics suggest scarce husbands, especially those with fine voices and compliant dispositions.
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Liachran Russo
John Chatterton
Giovanni Perugini
Lillian
Fenor
Chatterton-Perugini
Bill authorizes Hawaiian decorations for citizens in Senate
A Senate bill proposes allowing several American citizens to accept decorations and testimonials from the Hawaiian government. Other measures pass. House not in session. Reports cover tariff debates, civil service changes, presidential election plans, and multiple regional political events and incidents across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Civil Service Commission
Gorman
Virginian powder brand proves superior in tests
A Virginian tested smokeless powder that proved superior to all prior samples. Two commonwealth leaders, Coxey Browne and Jones, received twenty days in jail for displaying partisan banners in the capitol grounds. Mr. Fiske warned in opening remarks before the Pan American Bimetallic association that relief and free coinage could spark a revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey
Browne
Jones
Capitol
Pan-American Bimetallic Association
Fiske
Floods and political shifts dominate Pennsylvania news
Floods in western Pennsylvania caused boats bridges and homes to be destroyed with ten deaths and $1.5 million in Williamsport losses. Niagara Falls Buffalo Dansville and Rochester report great damage. In Albany petitions with 32000 signatures push woman suffrage at the constitutional convention. Governor Northen of Georgia elected president of the American Baptist Educational Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Graham
Orange
N. J
Pennsylvania
Williamsport
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Dansville
Rochester
N. Y
Mary Anderson
Lycoming County
American Baptist Educational Society
Sara N. Y
Saratoga, N. Y
Gov. Northen
Georgia
Harrisburg
D. H. Hastings
Center County
Galusha A. Grow
G. E. Huff
Albany
New York
Multiple Crises and Tragedies Mark Global News Totals
A diverse array of incidents dominates the report including a Cambridge, Massachusetts murder suicide, a deadly railway collision near Princeton, Kentucky, and widespread storm losses offshore Chicago. Other items cover fires, political adjournments, legal shifts, drownings, labor strikes, and political revolts across continents.
Many Political Moves and Unrest Reported in Senate and Nation
Senate debate on Hawaiian sovereignty and tariff measures dominates the session. House passes appropriations with changes. Knights of Pythias charter approved. Indiana Democrats renominated a congressman. miners strike suppression by troops reported. National and local upheavals include shootings in Pennsylvania, a major steel works shutdown in Braddock, and a gold standard move at a German banking meeting. Local indictments and vetoes also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
Kyle
Liliuookalani
Hawaiian Islands
Civil-Service Commission
Supreme Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Representative House of Ohio
Artruver H. Taylor
Congress
Indiana
la Salle
Centralia
Friedrichroda
German Banking Association
Ephraim Bills
Fairbury
Flower
New York
Indianapolis
C. A. Robinson
Fountaintown
Terrible Northeast Gale Wrecks Vessels Off Lake Michigan
A northeast gale from May 21 near Curia co drives waves to hurricane force. Thirty eight lives lost across Chicago harbor area after ships Myrtle Evening Star Cummings crew of six dead near Milwaukee and life-savers off Port Huron. Jack Thompson and others sinking.
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Curiaco
Chicago
Glencoe
Cummings
Milwaukee
Port Huron
Mich
Myrtle
Evening Star
Seventh Street
Jack Thompson
Great Loss to Farmers
A frost swept the nation from the Dakota line to the Gulf injuring crops over a large area. Fruits vegetables wheat corn and cereals suffered severely as reports came from the Dakotas Minnesota Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Texas Kentucky and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dakota
Gulf
Atlantic
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Texas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Disastrous Floods Strike Pennsylvania Towns
Reports from May 22 to 23 describe devastating floods across Pennsylvania and nearby areas. Kittanning, Lock Haven, Bradford, Huntingdon, Johnstown, and Altoona faced rising rivers, washed-out tracks, submerged streets, and widespread property damage. Tens of millions of feet of logs lost, several bridges destroyed, and towns grappling with inundation and evacuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirrspurex
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Johnstown
Anthony George
Emanuel James
Charles Statler
Monongahela
Allegheny
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Floods Wreak Havoc Across Northeast and Genesee Valley
Widespread flooding forces evacuation as trees are toppled and cellars flood in South Potts town and Schuylkill Haven. Easton and Bethlehem factories inundated with eight feet of water. Bridges on Pine Creek division carried away, halting traffic. Genesee Valley reports the worst flood in years with Canaseraga area devastated and Can Weill Creeks sweeping grain. Williamsport records water levels higher than in 1889 with vast property losses. Northwest lumber boom bursts as logs break loose near Anoka causing damage to booms and structures.
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Attroona
Kittanning Point
Holidaysburg
Glen Allen Lumber Company
Lock Haven
Wil LinMsport
Western Union Telegraph Office
Braprord
Bradford
Tuna Valley
Foreman Street
Hilton
Sixth Ward
South Pottstown
Schuylkill Haven
Lehigh River
Easton
Bethlehem
Pine Creek
Reading Railroad
Suedburg
Stony Creek
Dauphin
Genesee Valley
Dansvuas
N. Y
Cummingsville
Canaseraga
Williamsport
Lynch Mob Hangs Black Suspect After Jail Invasion
In Airlington Georgia local residents stormed Miller County Jail on Monday morning freeing a captured Black suspect. The mob hanged him from an oak in the public square and fired about 300 bullets into his body following the assault on Washington Smith and his 14 year old daughter. The father died Sunday and the daughter is not expected to live.
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Airlington
Washington Smith
Tragic Oregon Blaze Claims Child And Injures Family
Fire at M Shaddon home in Meminville destroys the largest house in town. A 10 year old girl dies from burns, her mother Mrs Shaddon suffers shock, and her 45 year old blind son is badly burned. The son asks to end his suffering as he lies near death. The fire started from an open grate and also badly damaged Judge Galloway’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meminnville
Ore
M. Shaddon
Shaddon
T. J. Shaddon
Judge Galloway
Eves
Six Spanish Anarchists Shot for Attempted Assassination
In Barcelona on May 2, six anarchists Codina Cerezuella Sears Bemat Villarbua and Mire were shot at Mont Juich for complicity in the Pallas plot against Gen Martinez de Campos. They stood facing the wall as troops fired. four died on the first volley and Logas and Codina died after a second volley.
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Barcelona
Codina
Cerezuella
Sears
Bemat
Villarbua
Mire
Pallas
Martinez de Campos
Mont Juich
Logas
Chicago election commissioners discharged by judges
Three judges Tuley Adams and Sears ruled that election commissioners Keenan Hutchings and Schomer were discharged from custody by sheriff. They held Judge Chetlain lacked authority to fine them for contempt for refusing to produce ballots before a grand jury, citing ballot burning provisions in election law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGo
Keenan, Hutchings and Schomer
Tuley, Adams
Sears
Chetlain
Judge Bookwalter upholds Illinois apportionment act of 1893
In Danville Illinois on May 22 Judge Ferdinand Bookwalter sustained the Democrats. He denied James P. Fletcher Republican candidate for the legislature relief from the disputed senatorial apportionment law of 1595. The court dismissed the suit for want of equity and ordered Republican costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookwalter
Danville
Ferdinand Bookwalter
James P. Fletcher
Walter C. Tuttle
Vermilion County
Anarchist Emile Henry Likely Died Before Beheading
Paris May 24 Doctor Bernoit of the Ecole de Medicine, after examining Emile Henry, says Henry was already dead when the knife fell. He believes the death occurred from syncope due to intense excitement prior to the release of the blade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bernoit
Ecole de Medicine
Emile Henry
Henry
Armour Says Country In Better Shape In May
Curacao May 21 P. D. Armour reports the country is in better shape than many admit and his firm is doing as much business as last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
P. D. Armour
Fire destroys two Philadelphia stores for 525000 loss
A blaze in Philadelphia yesterday razed the Julius Schiel company dry goods store and L. Dannenbaum wholesale millinery, causing an estimated loss of 525000. Fire crews battled the flames through the night but could not save the buildings.
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Philadelphia
Paradelphia
Julius Schiel Company
L. Dannenbaum
Miners Strike Across Regions Escalates Violent Clashes
In Evansville and other towns, about 250 miners from Washington and nearby counties marched to Little's mines to force workers to join the strike, resulting in five wounded and two dead. Other actions include mobs at Beard, Mission Fields, and Illinois slopes, with workers leaving mines and coal shipments disrupted amid rising Mexican coal prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Washington
Daviess
Pike Counties
Little’s
Danville
Kelleyville
Beard
Mission Fields
Braz
la Salle
Illinois Central Railroad Company
City of Mexico
Mexico
Bandits Rob Longview Bank In Shootout Fatalities Reported
Two robbers entered the First National Bank in Longview Texas on a Wednesday afternoon. They demanded money with a Winchester and fled with about $2000 plus unsigned notes. In a rear-alley exchange shots killed robber George Bennett and civilian George Buckingham. City Marshal Muckley and Deputy Stevens returned fire. several citizens injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loneview
Tex
First National Bank
Joe Clemmons
Longview
Charles Speckelmyer
Tom Clemmons
Muckley
Will Stevens
George Buckingham
George Bennett
Powderly Bounced From Knights of Labor
Philadelphia May 21 ex-general master workman Terence V Powderly ex-member A W Wright of Toronto and P H Quinn master workman District Assembly 99 have been expelled by the Knights of Labor The expulsion follows an investigation into charges they sought to disrupt the organization and was anticipated by the new general executive board
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Terence V. Powderly
Knights of Labor
A. W. Wright
Toronto
Can
The
Knights
P. H. Quinn
District Assembly
Powderly
Western Girl Kills Jealous Lover in Self Defense
Minnie Van Aiken shot Thomas Johnson at about 10 oclock Saturday morning in Leap South Dakota. Johnson, a jeweler, had courted her amid jealousy over rivals and pressed for marriage. After he fired at her she returned fire, killing him with one shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leap
S. D
Thomas Johnson
Minnie van Aiken
Johnson
Republicans nominate Hastings for Governor in Pa. convention
The Pennsylvania Republican state convention in FaRRissure packed the opera house as Gen. Daniel H. Hastings of Center county was nominated for governor. Ex-Senator Walter S. Lyon of Alleghany county was chosen for lieutenant governor amid a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrissure
Republican Party
Daniel H. Hastings
Center County
Johnstown
Walter S. Lyon
Alleghany County
Judge Miller Sentences Coxey Browne and Jones in Capitol Banner Case
Washington May 23 Coxey Browne and Jones were sentenced by Judge Miller in the Washington police court to twenty days in jail for violating the federal ban on partisan banners in the capitol grounds. Coxey and Browne also faced five dollar fines for trespassing on the grass, with an alternative of ten more days in jail. Jones was acquitted on the trespass charge. A Test Vote Was to lay the tariff bill on the table in the Senate. the motion failed 28 to 35 with Hill and Irby voting with Democrats, along with three Populists led by Peffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey Browne
Jones
Miller
Washington
United States
Capitol
Coxey
Wasuvetos
Teller
Senate
Hill
N. Y
Irby
Peffer
Train Stealers Caught Again
Coxeyites captured a northern Pacific freight train at Heron Montana but halted at Arlee by deputy marshals. They are now in custody of the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Northern Pacific
Heron
Mont
Arlee
Hawaii to form Republic with new constitution
May 15 press from Honolulu via San Francisco outlines Hawaii's upcoming constitutional convention meeting May 30. The plan creates the Republic of Hawaii with a president and five member executive council, a 15 member upper house and a 15 member assembly, two year terms, and a veto with two thirds override. Royalist leaders warn natives may rise. ex-queen's influence limits U S reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honoiuly
San Francisco
Republic of Hawaii
Oahu
Hawaii
Maui
Kaui
Assembly
Dole
United States
Report on Judge Jenkins restraining strike action
Washington May 24 The House Judiciary Committee adopted the sub committee report on Judge Jenkins of Milwaukee who restrained the Northern Pacific employers from striking The committee finds no corrupt intent and that his orders were legal though errs were made The panel will forward a resolution and two bills to limit federal judges enforcing labor contracts and contempt powers by statute and align them with state laws
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Cleveland
Montgomery
Ala
W. C. Oates
Jounx Vax Nuwmaners
Jackson
Mich
John Crow
Muncie
Ind
Prendergast
Harrison
Chicago
Frank Grany
John Roeschlein
C. H. Moggan
Congress
Missouri
Illinois
Anna
Cairo
Cape Girardeau
St. Louis
Colorado Springs
Col
W. D. Richmond
R. F. Weep
B. F. Hughes
Charles O’brien
Union Pacific
Montpelier
Idaho
Cheyenne
Wyo
East End
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Northwest
Luton
Benson Wood
Effingham
Mission Field
Danville
Ill
Little Rock
Ark
M. L. Curl
Davis
Kansas
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Jenkins
Milwaukee
Northern Pacific Railway
House
United States
Death of Edmund Yates editor of World in London
Edmund Hodgson Yates editor and proprietor of the World died after a sudden fit at his residence following a theater visit. He was a former post office official, Daily News critic, author of plays and novels, and had a libel conviction in 1884 leading to four months imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Yates
United States
London
New York Herald
the World
Earl of Lonsdale
Provident Loan Society Opens For Poor Borrowers
New York May 24 Cornelius Van derbilt and thirty other millionaires opened a Provident Loan Society at Fourth Avenue and Twenty second Street authorized by the last legislature. Rev. David H Greer initiated the effort to aid the poor with loans on personal property at one percent per month. Wealthy supporters include Frederick R Coudert John D Crimmins R Fulton Cutting Charles I Fairchild ex Mayor Abram Hewitt Adrian Iselin Jr John S Kennedy Seth Low J Pierpont Morgan Walter Stanton and J Kennedy Tod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Fourth Avenue
Twenty-second Street
the Provident Loan Society
David H. Greer
St. Bartholomew's Church
Frederick R. Coudert
John D. Crimmins
R. Fulton Cutting
Charles I. Fairchild
Abram 5. Hewitt
Adrian Iselin, Jr
John 8. Kennedy
Seth Low
J. Pierpont Morgan
Walter Stanton
J. Kennedy Tod
Powderly Sues for Libel Over Scranton Interview
H B Martin a Knights of Labor executive board member was arrested for libel at Scranton Pa prompted by a libel suit from former General Master Workman Powderly. The charge stems from an interview in the Scranton Truth claiming Powderly was suspended for retaining office property after it was demanded. Martin posted $1000 bail for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrantos
H. B. Martin
General Executive Board
Knights of Labor
Bribery Inquiry Hearings Reveal Senate Corruption Claims
The secret session of the Senate bribery investigation heard testimony from Senator Hunton and his son naming C. W. Buttz as the man who approached him. Senator Kyle testified that Buttz offered about $14 000 to defeat the tariff bill. Maj. Buttz and his attorney attended the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuixorox
Senate
Hunton
C. W. Buttz
Kyle
Buttz
Maj
North Dakota GOP to Convene in Grand Forks July 11
The Republican state convention of North Dakota will meet in Grand Forks on July 11 to select delegates and discuss party platforms. Delegates from across the state are expected to attend and participate in formal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Convention
North Dakota
Grand Forks
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