New York Dinner For Twenty Five Adults In Blizzard
A New York dinner prepared for twenty five guests was enjoyed by two at the time of the blizzard in Brainerd Minnesota.
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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1888
Page
2
Brass clock from York endures 140 years without stopping
A brass clock in York Pennsylvania is reported to be 140 years old and has not stopped for fifty years, yet it keeps good time, illustrating remarkable longevity and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Paris Ball Crowd Hurts Skirts Prompt Dressmakers’ Aid
At President Carnot’s Paris ball dressmakers stood near the doors to mend skirts torn in the crush, providing quick repairs as guests entered and mingled in the crowded event.
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Carnot
Paris
Hair remedy for whooping cough cited in Warwickshire village
A historical note states villagers cure whooping cough in a Warwickshire England village by taking hair from the nape of a child, finely chopping it, spreading it on bread, and feeding it to a dog as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwickshire
Eng
Prince of Wales Criticized For Patronizing Americans
The London Times depicts the Prince of Wales as having an unfortunate weakness for patronizing American cattle-drovers and prize-fighters, reflecting a critical view of his judgment and public image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
London Times
Prince of Wales
England
Daughter of Sir Donald Smith Married in Montreal
The daughter of Sir Donald Smith of the Canadian Pacific Railway presented by her father with a $2,000,000 check to mark her marriage in Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Smith
Canadian Pacific Rairoad Company
Montreal
Indiana funeral held after blast kills Richmond man
A funeral was conducted in Indiana for David Hampton of Richmond after a dynamite explosion destroyed him. Only a heel fragment with a sock piece and a rib fragment were recovered, leaving the body unidentifiable.
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Indiana
David Hampton
Richmond
Oldest German man named Wapniarek turns 124
The elder, born in 1764, is identified as the oldest man in Germany and likely the world. He resides in the village of Hutta near Gnesen in Posen Province and shows no sign of aging.
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Germany
Wapniarek
Hutta
Gnesen
Posen
Noted Fighter John L Sullivan Discovered as Streetcar Worker
John L Sullivan once drove a street car in Boston earning $2 a day. While in this job he was spotted by John B McCormick, sporting editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, who introduced him to the pugilistic world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Sullivan
Boston
John B. McCormick
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Advance trick in Paris traps hotel guests with staged parcels
A new advance trick in Paris involves a hotelkeeper told to prepare apartments for a fictitious Mr. and to receive parcels for him. Boys are paid to deliver false parcels, likely to await the arrival of the non existent owner.
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Paris
Rider Haggard on Writing as Steady Labor
In the March issue of the Young Man, Rider Haggard asserts that authors write as others work, through persistent, meticulous, and exhaustive effort. He emphasizes the necessity of steady perseverance and careful practice in creating books.
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Rider Haggard
Phil Armour Hosts Frequent Dinners with Department Heads
Phil Armour, renowned pork man, regularly dines with heads of departments across his interests several times weekly. He uses the dinner hour to engage his executives and coordinate plans, finding it the best and most convenient time to connect with them.
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Phil Armour
Moon Eclipse Visible From Devizes Wiltshire
In Devizes Wiltshire England announcements say a total lunar eclipse would be visible. A farmer and his wife with family arrived in town just before the event to witness the eclipse.
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Devizes
Wiltshire
England
Fence Builders Benefit by Night Spark Georgia Farm Mystery
Two independent maiden ladies on a Georgia farm planned a fence and gathered rails for the project. Unknown parties took the rails, erected the fence by moonlight, and left the farm unaware of the benefactors who acted in kindness.
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Georgia
Sparrows Attack Grocery Basket During New York Blizzard
A grocery boy left his basket on the sidewalk for warmth as a blizzard battered New York. A flock of sparrows swarmed the basket, initially amusing him, then prompting him to drive off the birds and hurry away while the flock trailed him.
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New York
Paper doors claim to resist warping and moisture
The article explains paper doors outperform wood as they do not shrink swell crack or warp. Constructed from two thick stamped panels glued and moulded then rolled, coated waterproof and fireproof, painted varnished and hung as usual.
Preacher Plans Own Funeral Sermon in High Shoals
Mr. Pridgins, an elderly preacher at High Shoals Georgia, will preach his own funeral sermon on the second Sunday in April. He has his son build a plain coffin, locked with a padlock, to be laid beside him in the church as friends and family wear mourning and hear tributes to his life.
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Mr. Pridgins
High Shhoals
Young Michigan Woman Breaks Off Findlay Wedding After Burglar Revelation
A Michigan woman visiting Findlay with her mother became engaged to a local suitor. Friends revealed the groom was a burglar facing possible arrest and penitentiary time, halting the ceremony amid an exciting breakup.
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Findlay
Michigan
Washington Notes on pensions, rail, and park reforms
Gen Black estimates 200 to 300 million dollars required to pay arrears if the limitation clause ends. Tweed argues to extend government pay period for Central Pacific debt. About 50 New York custom house clerks are discharged and salaries cut 15 percent to meet appropriations. Senate passes Yellowstone Park act amendments expanding eastern boundary by 2000 square miles and adding a magistrate for minor cases. Minnesota railroad board urges safety measures for coupling cars and braking, while Nelson opposes the Chippewa agreement and backs a House bill. Dawes introduces Red Lake Indian lands bill with funding for survey, mills, schools, and artisans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Black
Counsel Tweed
Central Pacific Railroad
House Committee On Pacific Railroads
New York Custom House
Fairchild
Nelson
Board of Railroad Commissioners of
Minnesota
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Commission
House
Red Lake
Notable Civil War General Seeks Retirement Board Hearing
Maj. Gen. Alfred H. Terry writes to the secretary of war reporting poor health and requests assignment before an army retiring board. The item accompanies other brief notices including deaths in New York and Ohio, a Northwest centennial commissioner appointment, and a planned double wedding in Mentor, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred H. Terry
Secretary of War
Army
W. E. Smith
Secretary of the Treasury
H. Weed
Platteburgh
N. Y
Bright
A. L. Chapin
Beloit
Ryland
Mentor
Ohio
Mollie Garfield
J. Stanley Brown
Harry
Belle Mason
Miss Mason
England
Mrs. Garfield
West Mentor
Bell Mason
Garfields
James Mason
Lake Shore Railroad Company
Criminal Calendar of Missouri and Chicago Tragedies
The Missouri Raid Knobbers John Matthews William Walker and Wiley Matthews were sentenced to be hanged on May 15 for the murder of Charles Green and William Edens during a night raid in Christian county. Gov. Jackson pardoned seven Maryland judges and clerks of election sentenced to two years in prison for fraud at the polls. Merchants in St. Louis accuse William C. Bartle of criminal acts related to diseased cholera hogs but deny the charges against other pork packers. August Krakow killed his wife in Chicago and fatally shot himself. twelve family members reportedly died.
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Missouri
Knobbers
John Matthews
William Walker
Wiley Matthews
Charles Green
William Edens
Christian County
Gov. Jackson
Maryland
Polla
Merchants
Chicago
Krakow
Berlin floods displace 75000. damages reach 400 million marks
Telegraph column notes 75,000 homeless in Berlin from floods with property losses estimated at 400,000,000 marks. Other items report Hobson crisis easing but widespread destitution, and notes on Russian policy, Vatican relations, and Canadian coastal patrol plans.
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Berlin
Chamberlain
China
Hobxnan
Ple
Irkutsch
Amur
Siberia
M. Iavolski
Poland
Vatican
Scott
Earthquake Rattles New Hampshire. Buzz Saw Explosion Reported
The Record of Casualties notes New Hampshire experienced a minor earthquake shaking buildings and rattling windows and doors. At E L Atwood's place near Trempealeau Wisconsin a buzz saw exploded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
E. L. Atwood
Trempealeau
Wis
Disaster updates from across seas and floods
A young man named Lincoln, nineteen, from La Crosse county near Galesville, loses an arm and shatters another in a flood accident. In Poland the Vistula region reports 77 submerged villages, 30 000 homeless, 29 dead, and $50 million in damage. Gloucester vessels Emigrant Vesuvius Mabel Stoddard are listed as overdue with 45 lives presumed lost.
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Ments
Lincoln
la Crosse County
Galesville
Vistula
Bersinburg
Domitz
Dumenberg
Gloucester
Massachusetts
Emigrant
Vesuvius
Richmond
Mabel Stoddard
Trapan
Ice on Lake Pepin delays open until April
The Mississippi River portion of Lake Pepin and thawed snow lie over three feet thick on average. The lake likely won’t open before April 20. Governor Ross orders a special legislative session for April 16 after President Cleveland signs nearly one million dollar indemnity bill for Texas.
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Lake Pepin
Mississippi River
Gov. Ross
Washington
Cleveland
Texas
J.J. Hill
Iowa
W. D. Washburn
Minneapolis
Washburn Et al
Brill
St. Paul
Mr.ill
Massive Turmoil As Chicago Switchmen Clash With Replacements
A confrontation in Chicago between striking switchmen and their replacements escalated into rioting after a freight transfer on the Northwestern tracks. A Kinzie street derailment followed by mob violence injured several Pinkerton guards and prompted a large collective meeting. A general boycott against Burlington freight was voted, signaling a shift in labor action and ending the St. Paul strike swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kinzie Street
Western Avenue
Pinkerton
St. Paul
Burlington
Burligton Road
Gilsen
St. Paul Road
Fort Wayne
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Lake Shore
Kansas City
Lodges of Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers
Pittsburg
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Western Lines
Michigan Central
Supt. Brown
Chicago & Alton
Sixteenth Street
Illinois Central
Rock Island
Eastern
Illinois
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Miller
Milwaukee
Burlington & Quincy
Aid to Ex Soldiers Bill Seeks 100 a Year for Inmates
In a military affairs committee report the bill to grant aid to state soldiers is refined. It reduces coverage to inmates of state homes at 100 per year, lists 13,801 veterans in charitables, and notes limited national home capacity. Massachusetts and Wisconsin sums cited show large state expenditures.
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Committee On Military Affairs
House
Manderson
Massachusetts
Dakota
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
National Soldiers’ Home
Rights of Women Council Meets in Washington With Notables
The international council of women gathered in Washington with Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton presiding. Delegates include Mrs Alice Scatcherd of Edinburgh and Mme Isabelle Bogelot of France, Baroness Gripenburg of Helsinki, and Pundita Rambai from India. Clara Barton and others named to organize the council. Miss Anthony funds delegates and hotel and travel expenses, with expected reimbursement from receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Council of Women
Washington
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Alice Scatcherd
Edinburgh National Society For Woman Suffrage
Darlington
Yorkshire and
Southport
Finland
Alexandria Gripenburg
Helsingfors
Finnish Women's Asssociation
Madame Groth
Women's Suffrage Society
Anthony
Funeral rites for Chief Justice Waite in Capitol chamber
The funeral of Chief Justice Waite drew the president, cabinet, senators, justices, and a vast crowd as his bier was placed before the clerk’s desk. Clergy led an Episcopal service as officers, diplomats, and court officials paid final respects before the House and Senate adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite
House of Representatives
Senate
Diplomatic Corps
Judiciary
Supreme Court
Capitol
Congress
Cuthbert
Ingalls
Carlisle
Smithsonian Institution
Court of Claims
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
District Commissioners
United States Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Cleveland
Pargt
Congressional Committee
Episcopal Church
Paret
Big Indian raid alarms Sonora locals from Tiburen Island
Reports from Sonora Mexico say the Serls Indians from the Tiburen islands in the Gulf of California have crossed to the mainland and raided ranches. They number about three hundred, stand six feet four inches, and are described as cannibals who live on raw meat and use poisoned arrows. Acting Governor Carrot plans to send troops to halt their advances.
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Sonora
Mex
Tiburen Islands
Gulf of California
North America
America
Ove
Carrot
Pensions for Northwestern ex soldiers and widows listed
The latest pensions issued include Minnesota originals and widows with names and placements for James McLaughlin Minneapolis William Ingalls Spring Valley Charles Miller Hopkins Samuel Smith Money Creek Charles Dills Albert Lea Margaret widow of Sylvester Sweet Le Roy Mexican survivor Howard Shadinger Glencoe Dakota originals and widows with Daniel B Ross minor Frederick Kansas Illinois Dakota list Wisconsin originals and invalids with Sylvester Pease Wilcox James Hefferon Omro John Miles Hoar Gregory Schneider alias Frank Blement Wilton Valentine Rath Sheboygan William Davis Platteville John Melody Anton Huber National Military Home Christopher Albertson Darlington Restorations and reissues for Wales Ferrington Jr Ft Howard and increases for William H Chase Needah Charles Protenhour Green Bay William Helmholz Salona Reissues for George B McMillan Pine River Reissue for George B Hazen Madison Original widows Nancy Davenport Soldiers Grove Susan Potter Menasha Mexican survivors James Law Madison James Phelan Fond du Lac The House passed the Senate bill increasing the pension of Gen Francis P Blair.
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Northwestern
Minnesota
James Mclaughlin
Minneapolis
William
Illinois
Dakota
Wisconsin
Sylvester Pease
Wilcox
James Hefferon
Omro
John Miles
Hoar
Gregory Schneider
Frank Blement
Wilton
Valentine Rath
Shegboygan
William W. Davis
Platteville
John Melody
Morrison
Anton Huber
National Military Home
Christopher Albertson
Darlington
Wales Ferrington, Jr
Ft. Howard
William H. Chase
Needah
Charles Protenhour
Green Bay
William Helmholz
Salona
George B. McMillan
Pine River
George B. Hazen
Madison
Nancy M
Phillip Davenport
Soldiers Grove
Susan M
John Potter
Menasha
James Law
James Phelan
Fond du Lac
Terrible Rice Hill Mine Disaster in Missouri
At Keith & Perry's No 6 mine in Rich Hill Missouri a gas explosion as workers climbed a cage at noon trapped many men and burned others. Superintendent Sweeny led a rescue that saved some but likely half of about eighty five miners, many from Springfield Illinois.
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Rich Hill
Missouri
Keith & Perry
Robert Brick
George Henry
Charles Smallwood
Mat Dulehand
Gray
Sweeny
Springfield
French Chamber Votes Urgency for Extreme Left Bill
The French chamber backed urgency for a revision bill by 268 to 247 despite government opposition, prompting the cabinet resignation and a scramble to form a Floquet-led ministry. Critics denounced the move as an appeal to the people and a threat to republican order while Boulangists seek popular backing against Gen. Boulanger.
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Chamber of Deputies
Alfar
Baudry d’Asson
France
Brisson
Gen. Boulanger
Chamber
Clemenceau
Sarrien
Ferry
Raynal
Ribot
Rouvier
Floquet
Cora Fellows Marries Indian Man Chaska at Dakota
Miss Cora Belle Fellows wed Chaska an Indian with a blotched face amid a ceremony by Rev Hanford an Episcopal missionary. The bride once taught at Fort Bennett in Dakota and spoke Sioux. Community alarm over Missouri River ice and flooding followed as Elk Point organized a relief effort after tracks and telegraph lines were washed out.
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Cora Belle Fellows
Chaska
Hanford
Africa
Miss Fellows
Fort Bennett
Cora
Belle
Dewett
Dakota
Capitol Hill
Washington
John Robb
Sam Campbell
Sunderland
Cleveland
Fight and Riot in Kansas End in Fatal Shootings
A white miner James King shot and killed Harrison Young and wounded Sam Headspath and Ben Easton after an armed mob of African Americans formed in North Leavenworth. King retreated to a waterworks pump house as the mob searched for him, escalating the confrontation.
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North Leavenworth
James King
Leavenworth
Harrison Young
Sam Headspath
Ben Easton
King
Young
Headspath
Kaston
Ing
Man Resists Arrest and Is Wounded by Police
Bay City police cornered King hiding under a stairway. He leaped out with a cocked revolver and was shot in the arm by Patrolman Street. An excited crowd believed he was killed resisting arrest and dispersed. King was hidden in a building until cavalry from Fort Leavenworth arrived and took him to the fort to avoid lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Force
King
Street
Fort Leavenworth
Gould Attacks Bennett In Personal Charge Letter
Jay Gould releases an open letter to James Gordon Bennett, editor of the New York Herald, calling him libidinous and recounting a police incident in which Bennett was held at a house of ill fame. The letter portrays Bennett amid debauches and scandals and urges suppression of the story.
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Jay Gould
New York
James Gordon Bennett
New York Herald
The
Herald
Gould
Mr. Gould
Bennett
Mr. Bennett
George Washington
Indians accused in Wolf Creek murder plot
Warrantes sworn in Ashley Montana for two Kootenai Indians on murder charges. A mob overpowered guards, moved prisoners to the east bank, and claimed to “make good Indians” of them. They’re said to have aided a third Kootenai in killing three prospectors at Wolf Creek last June, beating survivors, burning bodies, and stealing six dollars, provisions, and two ponies. Chief Aenas of the Kootenais allegedly brokered a peace to hand over fugitives. An earlier July incident linked Ben Thompkins, Johnson, and Daniel McDonald to suspected killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice's Court
Ashley
Montana
Wolf Creek
Dayton Creek
Aenas
Kootenais
Thompson
Ben Thompkins
Johnson
Daniel McDonald
Libby
The
Goodchild & Co
McDonald
Mills tariff bill reshaped before house presentation
The committee reported the Mills tariff bill with major changes in sugar and worsted provisions. The sugar rate drops from 22 to 20 percent, while the existing classification remains. The worsted relief clause delays its effect until the wool schedule takes effect. A farmers convention is planned for Topeka on May 1 to form a farmers’ trust.
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House
Friends of the
Louisiana
Numerous World and Local Events Reported Across Multiple Cities
Reports from Minnesota, Kentucky, Missouri, Alabama, Kansas and beyond describe a string of tragedies, crimes, political appointments, and natural disasters. Deaths from a coal mine explosion, a bridge watchman killed in Crookston, a domestic tragedy in Kansas City, and a wreck of the British Princess off Portugal are noted alongside political moves in Minnesota and a public debt reduction. Also covered are religious, legal and suffrage developments, and cultural notes from Paris to New York.
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Edward Brislaw
Crookston
Minn
Miss Bull
New York
Gen
W. T. Sherman
Platt Bull
Gen. Sherman
Mme
Diss de Bar
Harrodsburg
Ann Odelia Salomon
J. Seaver Page
Luther R. Maresh
Rich Hill
Stephen G. Sharp
Lexington
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Tate
Senate
Headman War-ne-gar-boo
Crooked Lake
Brainerd
White Earth
Indian Commission
Hungary
Hebrarus
Mezo-Bereny
Hundsorf
The Burlington Strike Resumes on Chicago Rail Lines
A renewed railroad strike tightens in Chicago with engineers firemen and switchmen refusing to handle Burlington freight cars. Reports say 50 engineers 50 firemen and 150 switchmen push for job discharges while Burrington shipments may halt western freight and livestock.
Minnesota Farmers Endorse Albert Scheffer for Governor
The Minnesota Farmers' Alliance executive committee in St Paul reaffirmed its February platform and endorsed Albert Scheffer for governor. They accuse state officials of lawbreaking, monopolistic favors, and ineffective laws while urging farmers to nominate leaders who support their principles. Scheffer's past record and current stance are cited as reasons for support.
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Minnesota Farmers’ Alliance
St. Paul
Albert Scheffer
State Farmers’ Alliance
Minnesota
Alliance
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