Treasury official resigns and ponderous debt shifts
Horace G. Jacobs Assistant Supervising Architect of the Treasury resigns effective October 31. He is a Maine native with near twenty five years service. The note to War Department details Captain Davis fighting on Torres Mountains September 25 with twenty to twenty five bucks leaving one soldier killed and one wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace G. Jacobs
The
Treasury
Jacobs
Maine
General Crook
War Department
Davis
Torres Mountains
Edward A. Stephenson
Boise City
Idaho
Territory of
William B. Webb
Billings
Mont
Montana
Patent Office
Bureau
United States
Dudley O. Watson
Michigan
J. B. Hamilton
Sion
Marine Hospital Service
E. O Shakespeare
Pennsylvania
Spain
Fred M. Crandall
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Secretary of the Interior
Indian Territory
Arkansas River
First
Chenowitz
Wood’s Hall
Mass
Isident
Maned Commis
Convention of Knights Met in Pittsburgh on 29th alt
The annual convention of the Roman Catholic Knights met in Pittsburgh on the 29th alt with delegates from 217 lodges across the United States. The report notes population estimates, a high-profile marriage in Caledonia, and various legal and social items from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman Catholic Knights
Pittsburgh
United States
Anna McFarland
Caledonia
N. Y
John Parks
P. T. Barnum
Hartford
Barnum
Veronica Bulla
Syracuse
Boston
Mass
Rouse’s Point
Canada
Delaware & Hudson
Grand Trunk
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain
Central Vermont
Charles Broadwell
Hulton & Son
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
John Schloenbaker
Auburn
Greely
Pittsfield
Scotland
W. W. Myers
Pittsburg
Clarence H. Clark
Wilkesbarre
Yale College
Alice RB. Jordan
Michigan
Michigan University
Franklin B. Moses
South Carolina
Aldrich
United States Express Company
Donoghue
Susquehanna
Richard J. Haldeman
Notable Crime and Disaster Snippets From Uvalde to Bengal
ACompilation item notes R Kennedy’s theft conviction in San Antonio and a $250,000 estate. A Sugar Grove farmhand fatally gored after a bull attack. Piegan Indians on a Montana raid. Georgia bond opinions pinch savings banks. Train derailments at Downs NL and near Brightwood TU. Insane asylum fire at Warm Springs MI. three deaths. Labor disputes with Knights of Labor and Union Pacific. Baltimore fire at Fairbanks block. Plant closures in Omaha and Belleville bank assignment. Tornado relief funds in Washington DC area reach 16300. Additional incidents include warehouse burglaries Amesville OH and dock accident at Cleveland. Canadian Welland Canal expansion plan. Emma Nevada wedding cake in Paris. cholera at Suez transport. Iquique fire. Bengal floods. vaccination push among Indians in Canada. Khartoum fall report. European diplomacy notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Kennedy
Uvalde
San Antonio
Tex
Mr. Kennedy
Joseph Wilson
Isaiah Wilson
Sugar Grove
Martin
Montana
Old Fort Smith
O’brien
Georgia
Indianapolis, Bloomington & Western
Downs
Isaac Cornell
Ellsworth
Luke Cornell
Dr. Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Warm Springs
M. de
A.R. Magee
Hannah Belcher
Hector Milan
Knights of Labor
Union Pacific
Baltimore
Fairbanks Secure Company
Jeffersonville
Ind
Omaha
Neb
Pennsylvania
Washington D. H
Ohio
Indianapolis
Fyffee
St. Louis
William Boerstler
Akron
Russell Hinckly
Bellevile
Convention of
Virginia
Lynchburg
Seling
Illinois Live Stock Commission
Denver
Col
Marshall Clements
Sagache
John Patterson
Amesville
Athens County
Masonic Lodge of
Athens
Patterson
Ffer
Axworthy
Cleveland
Andréw Devir
Patrick Manaman
James
Welland Canal
Lakes
St. Lawrence River
Chicago
Montreal
Emma Nevada
Paris
London
Palmer-Nevada
Suez Canal
Iquique
Peru
Presidency of Bengal
British India
Calcutta
Bombay
Provincial Board of Health of Canada
Berlin
Austin
Servia
Kirchner
Khartoum
English War Office
Boerng
Farag
Parag
London Telegraph
Danube
Bulgaria
Roumania
Rustchuck
St. Petersburg
Terrible Fergus Falls railroad wreck and other midwestern woes
A severe Fergus Falls rail accident killed five and injured many when a double section broke on a Wahpeton to Fergus Falls train causing ten to twelve cars to crash into three sleeping cars carrying nearly 200 workers. Also a fire society building arch collapse, mine closures in Cleveland-Wheeling, a fatal shooting by William Bookwalter in Circleville, and assorted political and banking updates including postmaster guidance and new diplomatic appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergus Falls
St. Paul
Minn
John Robinson
Wahpeton
D. T
Municipal
Fiie
William Messing
Fred Held
Thomas Klein
Pittsburgh & Wheeling Company
Cleveland
Wheeling
Hon. F. Hassaureck
The
Cincinnati Volksblatt
Paris
France
Europe
Circleville
William Bookwalter
Samuel Tibbs
John Cardwell
Texas
United States
Cairo
Owen McGarr
Colorado
Ecuador
Thomas R. Jerrigan
North Carolina
Montevideo
Madison Allen Lybrook
Indiana
Algiers
Lewis Gebhardt Read
New York
Barbadoes
Henry L. Merritt
Illinois
Aix la Chapelle
Otto E. Reimar
Santiago de Cuba
George B. Goodwin
Massachusetts
Annaberg
Kingdom of Saxony
Stormed and Taken Sermon on Abimelech and Moral Attack
In Brooklyn on September 27 the Tabernacle heard Dr. Talmaze preach on "Stormed and Taken" using Abimelech's assault on Shechem as a metaphor for conquering sin. He urged flexible, varied religious tactics and urged believers to act, inspire by example, and storm the temples of vice with the fires of consecrated life. He warned against complacency, urged concerted action, and urged reliance on God as refuge, ending with a call for immediate, decisive Christian work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Tabernacle
Jesus
Dr. Talmaze
Abimelech
Zalmon
Tower of Shechem
Saul
Herod
Rehoboam
Jezebel
Shechem
Abiinelech
Bsiegers
Berith
Eerth
Zitimon
Temple of
Kerith
Sin
Jacob
Jenny Lind
Nelson
Sontag
Philadelphia
Mount Washington
Christ
Parepa
Mount Zalman
Abmelech
Garibaldi
Stonewall Jackson
Pcture
Europe
Tf Abimelech
Church of God
Mary
Golden Sands
Sty
God Almighty
Heaven
Hell
Jesus Christ
Bouz
Huseband
God
Temple of Berith
Tree of Life
Elijah
Mirror
Satan
Tower of Rood
Death
Alps
Pyrenees
Himalayas
Gibraltar
The
Bble
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. W. Mathews
W.S. Heade
Hutchison Block
Cambridge
Steele
Maylo
Fred. L. Rosemond
Steele & Rosemond
Old National Bank
W. A. Carpenter
Ohto
Deck
Ofice
Davis Block
Sam’sc. Luccock
Cosgrave
Main Street
W. D. Craic
Attorney-at-Law & Notary Public
Washington
Guernsey County
Febitt
B. Taylor
R. T. Scott
Taylor & Scott, Attorneys-At-Law
Physicians and Surgeons
L. C. Wells, M. D
Taylor Block
WM. T. Ramsey
M. D
House Suital
Providence Hose
Washington, D
Hutchinson Block
Apl2&ly
OHI
J.M. McGill
City Drug Store
Adams Building
Joseph Morton
Eagle Hotel
W. A. Gill
Marlé Tf
Exchange Hotel
Caldwell
John W. Robinson
Corner Market
Fourth Streets
WM. Kirk
Zanesville, Ohio
Thompson
Crow
Farmers Hotel
Mill Street
Wm. Flanney & Son
J. W. Lippincott
Beecher
Cor. Broadway and
South Strecta
Quaker City
Washington, Ohio
James Smith, Prop
Globe House
Cumberland
Canady
Prop
Central Hotel
Main ST
Cumberland, O
S. S. Carnes
Pine Street
Main
Cambridge, Oo
D. K _KYILE
Marble and Granite Works
Cambridge Uy
Cumberland Tannery
Geo. E. McEnprek
Jan i
McPeema
Boots and Shoes
West Main St
Aply
John Moss
City Hall
Steubenville Street
William Ogier
Stinson & Co
Portland
Cameron
Senator Cameron
Harrisburg
Thomas W. Pierce
Galveston, Harrisburg
Charles F. Brown
New York Supreme Court
United States Trust Company
New York, West Shore & Buffalo Railway Company
Charles R. Callahan & Co
Newburgh
N.Y
Middletown
Haverstraw
Rondout
Catskill
Saugerties
Poughkeepsie
John A. Lowell & Co
David Appensellar
Chambersburg
New Britain
Conn
Charles Dison
Minnie
Lottie
Western
Pacific States
Cook
Oneonta
Haywood
Conductor Moffeth
Agexing
Central Mines
Centralia
L. Danziger
Stark County
Jasper Sweet
Dr. Waugh
Sweet
Waugh
Ohio State Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ettrick
Battersea
Petersburg
David T. Murphy
California
Archbishop Riordan
San Francisco
Betas
Ogier's Drug Store
H. Veitch
America
H. Hallett & Co
E. McCollum
South End Mill Street
Trey & Co
Augusta
T. C. Stanley
Cambridge, Ohio
Oier
Bpiy Ste
Lett Book Co
W. & Meks Ry. Co
P.m
Blue Bell
Point Pleasant
Senecaville
Morgan Jet
W.H. Atkinson
Vice Press
Batesville
E. C. Winstanley
Hvaturg
Cnn
Lois
P. C
St. L. Ry. de T. New
Cincinnati Express
Express
Mail Express
Limited Express
Pullman Palace
W. H. Kipp
New Comnerstown
James McCara
E. A. Ford
New Cornerstown
Foreign Intelligence
Talmage
Brooklyn Tabernacle
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