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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1889
Page
1
Advert claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood and cures severe salt rheum. Testimonials from VMAS ALLEN of North Cenisio, TON of Vermont, and Mrs Ault of Stanford credit complete relief after using the remedy. Observers note improved general health and weight gain in one case.
A picturesque wooden chapel named The Church of the Heavenly Rest is completed in Grovetown Columbia County GA to honor Paul Hamilton Hayne. Led by a Grovetown ladies association with northern support, Rev. John Gass conducts opening services for a memorial built to a poet whose life inspired praise across the nation and Europe.
The passage presents garbled phrases referencing an interview with Jehovah and a poet's troubled stance. It alludes to faith, prayer, and a societal or ceremonial context with unclear names and events, leaving key details unrecoverable from the readable content.
Gen Thomas J Morgan is named United States commissioner of Indian affairs and has long tied his career to Indian work. He led Rhode Island State Normal School, taught at an Indian college, and served as a colonel in the Civil War before returning to education in Providence.
The Paris exposition centers on the Eiffel Tower and the vast Palace of Miscel laneous Industries housing glass rooms and a central hall. Gardens and fountains include allegorical figures of Paris on the ship of progress. Colonial pavilions from Annam to Tunis showcase native wares, Moorish cafes, Javanese theatre, and a great war office exhibit near a Tonkinese palace.
The Columbia Monumental association of Cincinnati unveiled a granite shaft in Mt Lookout area to honor Northwest Territory pioneers who arrived in 1789. The monument, a 43 foot column with a 37 foot shaft, lists many early settlers and Baptist members. The site features a four sided inscription noting 1869 church origins, 1796 Columbian Baptist church founding, and 1722 first church house.
A portrait of Queen Christina of Spain highlights diplomatic finesse in settling a seating dispute in the Cortes. She later joins Royal Engineers in a balloon ascent, waving from 800 yards up, and is praised for charm, maternal devotion, and public poise amid court life.
Mary A Brigham president elect of Mt Holyoke Seminary was killed in a railroad accident while en route to Brooklyn. A native of Westborough Massachusetts she taught forty one years and shaped many pupils while drawing high regard from colleagues and friends across New York and Brownlyn. Her death ends efforts toward a new building and leadership roles at Wellesley Smith and other colleges were noted.
Delagoa Bay near the southeastern African coast rises in prominence amid a near war scare between Portugal and England over rail and harbor rights. The English syndicate built lines to boost access to the Transvaal, but Portugal halted work after delays, prompting warnings of a potential arbitration to settle the dispute. Meanwhile, a separate notice reports a fire at the HEED 2 & Company near Hamilton, Ontario, destroying forty three cows. In Indiana, The Sentinel Co. unveils a premium offer for engravings with subscriptions, providing a glimpse of how media and commerce mix in 1890s reporting.
The clerk reports two marriages since the last update. Jas Fo Slinkard wed Falfie Belle Christen. Harry Francis M. Riggie married Sarate A. Rayworth.
Notice informs Greene county residents about William G. C. O'Donald Jr and Wa O'Donald Sr with dated references. The text includes a Bloomfield Democrat mention and a rheumatism claim tied to a medicine slogan. The fragmentary notice preserves names and a dubious testimonial without clear legal action or outcome.
Fragmentary notice hints at a business inquiry or inquiry contact for Win M. Moss in Bloomfield, seeking more information about a promising location and growth potential for a town business.
A cigar spark started a fire at the Branch Brewery in Fort Wayne damaging the extensive works and threatening $300,000 in losses with only partial insurance. Injuries occurred as workers faced ammonia tank explosions. repairs and investigations followed amid extensive disruption two miles north of the city.
Murat Strain, an Indiana farmer, is missing alleged to have eloped. Prohibitionist G L Murray died at Booth Bend. Burglar tools tied to a Cutler store. Sixty saloon keepers arrested in Michigan City by Pinkertons. Various crimes, accidents, and odd events reported from Peru to Evansville with deaths, fires, and drownings among the notes.
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