Philadelphia Carpet Industry Size Revealed
Philadelphia last year produced car pets worth nearly 48 million dollars. The city boasted 172 carpet factories with 7,350 looms and 17,800 workers.
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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1889
Page
2
Mrs Frank Les Lies to Launch London Fashion Paper
The ambitious Mrs. Frank Les lies cannot leave the newspaper business and plans to begin a new fashion periodical in London despite her efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leslie
London
Omaha man sues for divorce over frame attack claim
Horton Batley of Omaha sues for divorce alleging his wife struck him on the head with a framed motto reading God Bless Our Home. The filing cites domestic dispute and seeks dissolution of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton Batley
Omaha
France Declines in Snuff Taking Since 1869
The world’s leading snuff country, France, shows a drop in use from 13,000,000 pounds in 1869 equaling seven ounces per person to five ounces per capita now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Oklahoma Land Entry Shortfall Emerges
It was revealed that only about one fifth of the land in Oklahoma has been entered in the territorial land offices. The remark undercuts the boomers expectation that the territory would yield abundant land quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Original slave price list surfaces in Carthage treasure
A Carthage Missouri resident possesses an original prewar price list for enslaved people once owned by Jefferson Davis family. It lists babies at 100 dollars, 12 year old children at 600, able bodied women at 800 and strong farm hands at 1100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Jefferson Davis
Letter mails from Liverpool to Chicago in eighty days
A letter mailed in Liverpool about 6 pm on May 1 reached Chicago early on May 10, with transit time roughly eighty days. The delivery suggests the journey was unusually rapid for the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Chicago
Brooklyn wedding diamonds missing valued at five hundred
A wedding in Brooklyn reported a set of diamonds valued at $500 given to the bride by the groom was missing. A detective, aiming to find the thief, searched the bride’s brother’s room and recovered $160 and a pawn ticket for the jewels from his pants pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Youngest U S commercial drummer is 12 in Buffalo
Harry Wade, age 12, of Buffalo, is described as the youngest commercial drummer in the United States. He began when his father Frank A. Wade fell ill, and the boy took over the New York State route, making two trips and earning the favor of merchants and customers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harry Wade
Buffalo
Frank A. Wade
Wade
New York State
Fire in New London House Charcoal Barrel Causes Mirror Crash
A fire broke out in a hallway charcoal barrel in a New London Connecticut home. An inmate who grabbed water to douse the blaze struck a mirror instead, shattering it, before another resident poured water on the burning material to prevent further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Electric Storm Kills Animals and Burns Farm in Connecticut
During a thunderstorm in Connecticut a vivid display of electricity caused unusual damage. In Milford a large ground hole appeared behind a village drug store though no earth was thrown from the blast. In Stratford at Henry Johnson's blacksmith shop an electric bolt welded a hammer to an anvil. In Fairfield a bolt struck a horse and an ox at opposite ends of a barn, more than a hundred feet apart, killing both with no other damage nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Milford
Henry Johnson
Stratford
Fairfield
Deafness Test By Surgeon In Caribou Maine
A United States Surgeon in Caribou Test shows a pension applicant deaf in both ears. He held a ticking watch near each ear, first left then right, and the man could not hear it. The watch was found to have stopped, explaining the failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Caribou
Royal Theatre Night for Wey The Prince of Waves
The prince and his wife visit the theatre with the manager preparing his largest box and a suite box. If sold, buyers are asked to return money as the arrangement is for royalty. Programs printed on satin, bouquets bought, scarlet decor used, curtain raises after royal seating, orchestra plays God Save the Queen, refreshments served at management expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey
Prince of Waves
Behring Sea Policy Sparks Washington Debate
Prominent South Dakota Republicans push for a commission to control federal patronage in the new state while the Swift and Amphion are sent to Sitka to patrol Behring sea. The treasury cites illicit sealing by English-flag ships and the Behring sea being closed. The Sioux land cession dispute grows as Indian Defense groups press Secretary Noble to interpret the seventeenth section of the Sioux bill affecting school costs and cattle and agricultural implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Swiftsure
Amphion
Sitka
Behring Sea
Washington
Treasury Department
State Department
Pacific
Russia
Bland
Indian Defense Association
Association
Noble
Monster boulder crushes farmer near Huron 8 D in tragic accident
Arden Johnson, 30, of sixteen miles southwest of Huron, was damaged by a collapsing boulder while digging a hole, left paralyzed and died after rescue efforts. Separate reports describe a Danville Ill mansion fire during a large gathering, a 14 year old girl shot and dying, a crowd accident at Faribault Minn with injuries, and a gas explosion during a stage show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden Johnson
Huron
Mr. Johnson
Gen
A. B Dodge
Danville
Ill
Senator Voorhees
Conman Cannon
Judge Wilkin
Gen. Dodge
Laura Fleming
Eau Claire
Wis
James McComb
Mr. McComb
Mel‘omb
Laura
McComb
Mind reader Bishop inquest stirs public interest
Dr Irwin refused to call Dr Robertson for Bishop death case. Dr Robertson’s absence and non rigid muscles during electric shock are noted. Testimony from Clay M Greene and John C Ritchie describe Bishop in cataleptic fits and trances. Louis Aldrich Henry Dixey Sadie Martinet and others will be examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Irving Bishop
Clay M. Greene
Bishop
Irwin
Robertson
John C. Ritchie
Louis Aldrich
Henry E. Dixey
Sadie Martinet
Three hundred fifty horses seized in San Miguel theft ring
San Miguel County sheriff brought six prisoners to Folsom after a large horse theft spanning ranches. About 350 stolen horses were found, with the gang pursued sixty miles toward Montana and arrested without trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Miguel County
N. M
Folsom
Montana
McGeehan Arrest Signals Wider Cronin Case Probe
Peter McGeehan, once seen in Philadelphia and then Chicago, is arrested in Chicago amid Pinkerton surveillance tied to the Cronin murder inquiry. Chicago post office thefts and a Loomis conspiracy case in Birmingham provide a flood of arrests and investigations across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter McGeehan
Philadelphia
Chicago
Lre
Dr. Cronin
McGeehan
Pinkerton
Cronin
McGechan
Clan-na-Gael
English Garrison at Karonga Cut Off in Lake Nyanza Crisis
Capt Lugard returns home while reports say the Karonga garrison on Lake Nyanza is hemmed in by hostile natives. Commander Cameron appeals for funds to mount a relief expedition. He warns the garrison may be annihilated if help is delayed.
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Lugard
Karonga
Lake Nyanza
Cameron
Minneapolis & St. Cloud seeks to contest swamp land grants
The Minneapolis and St. Cloud Railroad company challenges the validity of the swamp land grant to the Duluth and Winnipeg company and asserts the Winnipy company has no valid grant. It notes the governor deeded 120 acres to the Winnipeg company for tests, while M in M has earned about 400000 acres not yet deeded and will oppose Winnipeg selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis & St. Cloud Railroad Company
Hinckley
Manitoba
Duluth & Winnipeg Company
Winnipy Company
Winnipeg Company
Minneapolis & St. Cloud Company
Minneapolis & St. Cloud
Elopement Sensation Shocks Carthage After Marriage
In Carthage Missouri a newly married couple J B Pritchett and Mamie Imes are pursued by Ulman who claims the wife’s mother waits outside. Ulman forcibly removes the bride from the scene as the husband searches town, the couple fleeing in a buggy while the husband vows vengeance and fails to locate them by next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Pritchett
Idaho
Mamie Imes
Recorders Office
Ulman
Ullman
Chicago Insane Asylum Horror Exposed in Trial
Dr. Clevenger testifies on pay and brutal conditions at the Chicago asylum. He cites pay incentives, strikes by attendants after rules on injuries, restricted access to liquor, and theft-driven costs. He questions Kiernan’s ability to curb brutality amid accusations of conspiracy and mismanagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevenger
Chicago
Kiernan
Jock County
Cook County
Kankakee
Cronin Murder: Body Found In Evanston Avenue Basin
The Irish American Dr. P H Cronin’s body was found in a sewer basin on Evanston avenue north of the city. Police suspect murder connected to Cronin’s disappearance and vow arrests after interviews with suspected friends. Many Cronin acquaintances identified the body at Lakeview station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CacaGo
P. H. Cronin
Chicago
Evanston Avenue
Cronin
Detective Headquarters
Lakeview
Lieut
Elliott
Henry Roesch
Fifty-ninth Street
Roesch
Sulzer
Ald. Maxwell
Suter Street
Graceland
Pittyninth Street
Lakeview Morga
Scanlan Brothers
Deutss T
Jast
Woodruff
Black
Sullivan
Alexander Sullivan
Irish National League
Dr. Cronin
Squatters Ordered Off Sioux Reservation Encroachment Alert
Acting Indian Commissioner Belt orders Maj. Anderson at Tower Brule and Crow Creek agencies to investigate white encroachment on the Sioux reservation amid opening plans. Officials must identify intruders with names and addresses, inform violators to leave at once, bar travel to the reservation, and request military aid to keep intruders out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuamp Berarn
Belt
Maj
Anderson
Tower, Brule
Crow Greek
Sioux
Speb
Steamer Collision Sinks Cynthia in Montreay River
In Montreay Quebec on May 24 a collision between the royal mail steamer Polynesian and the Cynthia sank the latter. Eight crew members are dead including Hugh Irving and Alexander Nicholas. The Polynesian did not stop to aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia
Gasgow
Hugh Irving
Glasgow
Alexander Nicholas
Andrew Vance
Charles McCracken
James Low
James Ferron
Charlies Blackstock
David Young
Testimony on conditions at Cook county asylum and abuses
May 22 report cites Dr Clevenger detailing abuses at the Cook county insane asylum including patient neglect, medical mispractice, fired shots, maggots in wounds, and routines of corruption. Attendants allegedly used political influence to evade dismissal while county board falsified financial records and allowed looser oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Cook County Insane Asylum
Clevenger
John Cummings
Keller
Magzui
Doura
County Board
Coy's fine remitted by president in Indianapolis dispatch
Attorney Charles Cooper received word that President Roosevelt remitted Sim Coy's fine, shortening his term by one month. Coy will reach Indianapolis around June 1. Friends debated how to welcome him, but Coy's wishes will guide any reception. Ex-Senator MacDonald and John C. New signed the petition urging clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Charles Cooper
Halford
Sim Coy
Coy
Wiliam Eden
Michigan City
MacDonald
John C. New
Chinamen Hah Deng and Sam Yip Ya arraigned for indecent assaults
May 22 in Chirawen in c purt a crowd filled the municipal court as Hah Deng and Sam Yip Ya faced arraignment on charges of indecent assaults on young girls. Sam May, a Chinese interpreter from Chicago, sat beside District Attorney Toohey as jury selection proceeded and the case opened with a detailed plea, adjourned to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miwaviee
Hah Deng
Sam Yip Ya
Sam May
Chicago
Cark Street
Toohey
Toobey
Samoa conference reports smooth session with indeterminate indemnity issue
All Harmonous Beatin May 22. The Samoan question conference met again today with no difficulties in deliberations. The indemnity for the killing of Germains at Apia by natives was not discussed and awaits the working committee. Action suggests the issue may be solvable here. Next session scheduled for next week with possible final adjournment then.
Man Hangs Self After Domestic Violence Threats in Weston Neb
Frank Pekarek of the three miles southwest of Weston beat his wife repeatedly. After a prior fine and a neighbor committee warning, he returned home drunk last Saturday, assaulted his wife again, and she fled to a neighbor. His son discovered him hanging from a barn rafter today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston, Neb
Frank Pekarek
Murder cases set for jury and trial openings
The cause of William Rose charged with murdering Moses Lofkin will go to the jury tomorrow. The trial of Clifton Holden charged with murdering his cousin Frank Dodge will begin tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repwoop Fours
William Rose
Moses Lofkin
Clifton Holden
Frank Dodge
Dive Keeper Missing in Escanana Maryland
Joe Beattie, keeper of a low joint in Escanana Maryland, has disappeared after being arrested for selling whisky without a license on a partner’s complaint. He posted bond to appear in court. Opinions differ whether he was murdered or left to evade trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escanana, Md
Joe Beattie
Lee Whitehead Arrest and Bank Departure Stun Sawyer County
Special Telegram reports in May that Lee Whitehead, jailed in Winnipeg for embezzling from the Chippewa Logging Company while serving as Sawyer County superintendent, also left the Sawyer County bank short of funds and in trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmuprews Falls
Wis
Lee Whitehead
Winnipeg
Chippewa Logging Company
Sawyer County
Sawyer County Bank
Imagination Shapes Health Outcomes
A St. Louis Globe-Democrat note recalls a test where a man driven to believe he looked ill by suggestion became actually sick. The piece argues imagination heavily influences physical welfare, citing doctors using subterfuge and patients responding to belief in treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Cronin Mystery Suspect Under Covert Interrogation
Reports claim Detective Daniel Coughlin is subjected to coercive questioning while jailed as the Cronin murder case unfolds. Officials deny access to a lawyer, and a secret Lakeview conference leads to arrest of P.O. Sullivan the ice man amid tense secrecy as Clan na Gael intrigue and alleged spies surface in the broader Cronin saga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Coughlin
Cronin
Noone
Capt
Jam
Coghlin
Schaack
Wing
L Wing
Lakeview Station
P.O. Sullivan
Ice Man
Sullivan
Larrabee Street
East Ohic Avenue
Chicago
Clan na-Gael Society
Clanna-Gael
le Caron
America
Parnell Commission
Hannen
Richard Webster
Sir Charles Russell
Parnell
Europe
Evanston
W. J Hynes
Father Tuohy
Dan Gleason
P. T. O'Conner
John Devoy
Hynes
Devoy
Clan-na-Gael
le Carron
Inquest Testimony on Washington Irving Bishop Case
Mrs. Bishop described her son entering a six day trance then reviving on the seventh day and avoiding the knife during trances. She noted a protective paper carried by Bishop forbidding autopsy or ice until her or Col. Ingersoll could see him. Several witnesses recalled past trances and misreadings of death, with doctors declaring death in some instances but Bishop recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Irving Bishop
Bishop
Philadelphia
New York
Ida Orme Jones
Bishop's
Cincinnati
Louis Aldrich
Irwin
J. Irwin Briggs
Ford
Leach
Mary Martinet
Sadie Martinet
Nice
Paula
Hades
Poe
Wreck of westbound St. Louis & San Francisco train near Sullivan
A westbound St. Louis & San Francisco train left St Louis and wrecked three miles west of Sullivan Missouri after the track gave way at a curve. Forty five passengers were seriously injured and two people thought fatally hurt. Train robbers suspected but not seen. Physicians assisted, including Dr. Russell, with several taken to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louisa
San Francisco
St. Louis
Sullivan
Springfield
Russell
Patrick O'Day
Kate O'Day
Scandal Clouds San Francisco Visit of Rev Charles Spurgeon
The visit of Rev Charles Spurgeon and his Australian party drew scandal over alleged attentions to Mrs Duckworth. A San Francisco confrontation between James Duckworth and Spurgeon led to a Queensberry rules clash halted by Mrs Duckworth. Duckworth was arrested for disturbing the peace but freed after Spurgeon declined charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Charles Spurgeon
London
Spurgeon
Australia
James Duckworth
Castle Hall
Rockadale
England
Duckworth
Spurgeag
Buackworth
Ausralia
Northwest Crop Conditions Vary By Locality
Reports on Northwest crops show moisture scarcity in some areas while most localities indicate favorable growing conditions. Dams and irrigation data are mentioned as influencing factors.
Weather warms hopes for Minnesota and Dakota crops
Reports from Minnesota and Dakota stations say seven days of favorable weather have aided small grains and wheat. While Red River valley areas lack rain, overall crop prospects look strong with reseeding efforts and optimistic forecasts from seasoned farmer Oliver Dalrymple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Dakota
Northern Pacific Railroad
Red River Valley
Caseelton
Wheatland
Tower City
Oliver Dalrymple
Lynching of Albert Martin Near Port Huron
A mob seized jail turnkey Laroche and dragged Albert Martin from the county jail. Masked assailants battered doors, dragged Martin to the Seventh Street bridge, and hanged him by a rope while shots rang out. No arrests were made. the mob is believed to be Gillis neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Martin
John Griffiths
Port Huron
Mich
Laroche
Martin
Sheriffs Office
Massa
Seventh Street Bridge
Gillis
Abduction Attempt Near Nunda Ends In Mysterious Disappearance
A young man visiting Miss Fischer near Nunda Freeborn County Minnesota was seized by five masked men after an assault by two locals. He was bound to a wagon and dragged before they fled when pursued. He later vanished and reportedly went to Ohio, while his suit to wed Miss Fischer provoked family opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nunda
Freeborn County
Minn
Fischer
Ohio
Indy
Guthrie Building Dispute Ends in Crowd Feud with Troops
In Guthrie Oklahoma a land dispute on Harrison streets escalated as a builder and rival claimant clashed with a large crowd. After the frame was moved into the street police and troops arrived, arrests and scuffles followed until soldiers secured the site and carpenters resumed work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Oklahoma
E. A. Weed
First
Harrison
Hayes
United States
Needles
Bat
Lieut
Roe
Gilchrist
Insane Woman Sets Outhouse Ablaze in Winona Scene
Lena Weinberger longtime Huff housekeeper at Winona is believed fatally burned after she drenched her clothes with kerosene, lit a match and set herself ablaze behind the Huff house on Johnson street. Neighbors say she suffered mental decline for years and had saved several thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Mina
Johnson Street
Huff House
Lena Weinberger
Huff Cuse
Colt. Cockrell
Hanover
Germany
Navy completes two 10 inch rifles for monitor MianTonomah
The ordnance bureau reports two ten inch breech loading rifles for the monitor Mian tonomah. One awaits trial at Annapolis and the other has been tested with results rivaling European works. Muzzle velocity reached 2000 feet per second and an estimated ten mile range. Preparations will start at Washington for rapid fire guns for new 2500 ton gun boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordnance Bureau of
Navy Department
Navy
Annapolis
Washington Ordnance Yard
Fishing Tale in New Jersey With Billy Button
A narrator accompanies Billy Button on a fishing trip in New Jersey by a babbling brook. They struggle with soggy banks and snaggy lines while Billy boasts of trout and local lore. An older fisherman claims to have outfished them, adding a humorous finish to the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Button
New Jersey
Billy
Booth
Atlantic Ocean
Switain
Bully
Bilry
Downing the Pie and the Trout Prank at Shakes Farm
Two boys journey to a New Jersey pond, meet James M Shakes and his son Jimmie seeking trout. After buying a pie and trying worms, they discover the pond has been drained and the trout stranded on a hidden wire trap, ending the day with a prank gone wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
James M. Shakes
Mr. Shakes
Jimmie
Weill
Jimmy
Old Shakes
H-waa
New Jersey
Ehakes
Fakir
Bily
Insane Asylum Scene Illuminates Tormented Lives
A Philadelphia American report surveys an insane asylum corridor where violent patients roam barefoot in dim light. A German patient, educated in Heidelberg, recounts a romantic tragedy ending in madness, while another inmate raves of murder and a fiery pit as the keeper notes the patient’s rare moments of coherent speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidelberg
Nice
De Style Couple Ponder Fidos Fashion Turnabout
In a cartoonish exchange Mrs. De Style recounts how Fido fell from favor as Mrs. Tiptop notes dogs of Fido's breed are out of fashion. The husband arrives to find his wife composed after a morning of weeping flung hair and sorrow over the canine trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. de Style
Fido
Mrs. de Style
Tiptop
New York Weekly
Four Hundred Circus Clown Joins The Lineage Joke
A witty exchange mocks social rank as a character lists an absurd lineage and is told she can join the Four Hundred’s circus as a clown. The scene satirizes status through sharp dialogue and social tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Bazar
Four Hundred’s Circus
Comparisons Are Odious in a Smoke Filled Office
A head clerk orders clerks to stop smoking during business hours. A boy asks what the matter is, noting the boss dislikes his five cent cigars when workers puff Henry Clays.
Quick Correction at Home Prompts Busy Exchange
Mrs Cumso asks if Mr Cumso has returned. the maid replies he hasn’t arrived yet. The exchange ends with a request for pardon as the maid apologizes for the misspoken words and mispronunciations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Bazar
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Blood Reserve
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Dick Hawes
Greene
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Henry Greenfield Schorr
St. Paul's P. E. Church
Baltimore
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Jessop
Canada
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New York, Ontario & Western Railway
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Chicage Insane Asylum
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Mind Reader
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