Prominent Guests Lodging At The Sherman And Palmer
Visitors in the city include Capt T B Cane U S Aymont Palmer Gardner Whitaker Daker Wall Townsend and others at the Sherman Palmer Gardner Tremont and Pacific hotels. Local dignitaries Mrs Senator Angus Cameron and Dr C J Price family guests and a large German celebration drew 150 members of the Sons of Herman with over 3000 Germans in Milwaukee Milwaukee journeyed home after a grand procession to Ochen’s Grove. A military burial for Lieut Adolph Burkhardt was held at Oakwoods with Grand Army of the Republic units in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
B. G. Daker
Galveston
Palmer
E. B. Wall
New York
Gardner
Bravenson
Chill
Tha Tremont
Angus Cameron
D. Elkenberry
Chariton
J. W. Wayward
Bride
Cleveland
Pacific
James B. Halford
M. C
Denver
Questa
Townsend
Wabash Railroad
Pacife
Frank B. Aiken
Joseph Frankan
Steele Mackaye Company
Tremont
Progress Ledger
Geo, Jr. Frobooss
N. G
Race
V. G
Kiesenfeld
Joseph Sucxr
Arthur
C. J. Price
Nened
No. 193
Halsted Strest
Hfalstad
Order of the Sons ‘of Nerrmane
Milwaukee
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Ochen's Grove
Harris
Michigan
Adolph Burkhardt
Oakwoods
Grand Army of the Republic
Burkhardt
Whittier Post
Bavantz-second Minors
State Street
Treaty-second Street
Sud
Oakwoods Cemetery
Whitkier
Custer
Lyon's
Seventy-Second Illinois
Flest Cavalry
Tiltola National Guard
Grand Army
Col. Compson
Fred
Cook County Normal School
Normy] Hall
Lsten
Elizabeth Boynton Harbert
The
Social Science Association
Jessie Couthoul
Starbert
Mise Cournoul
Maquis McDonald
Haibert
Wicy
Clark Street
Sir
Williams
Organized Laborers
America
United States
Assaults Theft and Kidnapping Reported in City
Police report a brutal assault on David Roderick by tugboat worker Michael Fitzgerald at Chicago Avenue Station. Multiple arrests, break‑ins, thefts, and a child’s recovery noted along with a billiard room incident involving Emerson Norton and Fred Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Fitzgerald
Chicago Avenue
David Roderick
North
Clark Street
Fitegerald Getrei
Bin
Matthew UI
Western Avenue
Pollos
Thorsdey
Madison
Elizabeth Streets
Cole
Joseph Wartenschlager
John Hatl
Butler
Stewart,Wolvelt & Co
Joseph Dolan
John R. Horie
Rowel
Rosanna Wheeler
James McNichols
Sass
Lyn Lia
Academy of Music
C.J. Alger
C.A. Hutchinson
Carroll
Chopia & Gore
Weet Lake Etreet
Elefr
Ashland Avenue
Lake Atreet
Alver
Alcer
John Parker
Madison Street
James Ward
Wallace and
Forty-second
Vignor
Clark and
Star Streets
Hotel Arrivals and a 10000 Robbery Case
The article lists multiple hotel arrivals with names such as Sanford and Brown among guests from St. Louis and New York. It then details a Saturday $10,000 robbery at the Ill poison Central Railroad Treasurer Henry De Wolf, aided by a boy, involving a brown paper-wrapped deposit and a swift alley pursuit by bandits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aanauad
Sanford
R. W. Brown
St. Louis
Tnh
van Fper
Dno
Morrin
Colgins
F. of
Spalding
Borton
Jno
Mt. Lanning
Detr't
Shepherd
Peshtl O
Peshtl O. J. A. Bottare, Luadville. W. Mevarthy, Doffalo,Lyman A. Arthur
Alayman Loush
J. Hopkins
Akron
W. H. Courtney
N.Y
DS. Tampkina
Brookin
A. H. Smith
J.C. Nourton
Elmira
F- C. Manon
A. U. Than
Davenport
Sull
Racine
W.s.aldrich
Rochester
S. A. Holt
N. ¥. Palmer Lloust
Piatt
Daltimorod
N.J. Schaefer
Cincion
W.G. Phelps
New York
B.kilmar
Saratoga
A. Me Wella
Dpe
Manklns
Detroit
D.C
Henry de Wolf
Illpois Central Rillroad
Merchants’ Savings, Loan & Trust Company Bank
Hila
Greenbecks
Flenry A. Henson
Carl Wilson
Michigan Avenue
Lake Arrest
Randolph Street
Dearborn Park
Washington Street
Wabash Avenue
Coures
Reroyu
RAD
Anil Essul
Wilon
Henson
Darkey
Maulaon Street
Mepussuraby
Ilia Cnen
James Stockton& Co
Wabaah Avenue
Madigan
Maulson Street
Gage Brothers
Madisdy
J. Bulls
Alllee
Mason & Lawlor
Twelfth Street
Betiween State Street
Woddal Avesnue
Uvarge Carter
Brown Strout
Twelfth
AMD
Dieafpmaked
Uw River
John Fitc Nitrick
Central Station
Uig Yune
Atii Cale
Tia Rooulluotluy
Robbery at Libby Libby & Libby Leads to Police Hunt
A bank or shop robbery case unfolds as Morris's Moéry stable is described and a caller known as Woolf seeks a buggy to transport a sick mother. Police, led by Supt. Jeffreys and Captain McUANigle, pursue suspects including Skelesta and others. Detectives arrest several persons, but evidence remains weak and Developments are awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moéry
T. B. Morris
Sixtenth
Leory Woolf
Libby
McNeil & Libby
Sixienth
Morris
Mresklant Ackerman
Mooney
Jeffreys
Turtle’s Detective Agency
Socll
McUanigle
Tut
Ant
Skelesta
Palner House
Twelfth Street
State
Mutter Scott
Pacific Arcade
Sleary Smith
Walliam Kellogg
Lottie Undestood
Detectiva Gallagher
James Connerton
North Division
Sebrick
Waclanch Jn
Michael Crowley
James Clelan
James Gillen
Suenleion
Militia Resignations and Officer Changes Reported
Resignations and commissions dominate the militia notes. Second-Lieut. John Grierson resigns from C Company Fourteenth Battalion. Capt. J. M. Ball resigns as commander of K Company First Infantry. Captain Thomas Lawler seeks election for a new First Lieutenant. resignations of H. H. Avilerson and Charles H. Lawrence of B Company First Cavalry are accepted. Cardrick G. Marsh named for an adjutant post. other officers receive commissions in Battery D and Ninth Regiment. Governor accepts Cha. S. E. Sherer’s Cavalry resignation. General orders from Springfield limit recruitment to maintain strength, with broader implications for state militias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grierson
Fourteenth Battalion
J. M. Ball
K Company
First Infantry
Thomas §. Lawler
H. H. Avilerson
Charles H. Lawrence
B Company
First Cavalry
Cardrick G. Marsh
Topsln Gabe
G. M. Brazeo
Msj
E. P. Tohor
Alley
F. Nourse
Light Artillery
M. A. Petera
A. H. 8Outh
Watseka
Bowler
Aska
Gustav WY. Krelle
Goml
Harris Guards
W. W. Sargent
Custon
J. W. Douthitt
William Smalles
E Company
John McConnell
Arthur d. Wheeler
Robert HH. Jvetdell
Calvin L. Predericka
Henry Iverson
Henry Green
Shea Smith
Anke
A. T. Garland
Herbert OC. Chacv
Arthur M. Goodrich
Jatin E. Conway
Oliver P. Ackley
Frank M. Hovey
Charles Stelger
Charles 8. Divb
I Company
Flrat Infantry
Albert L. Parker
D. O. Dickinxon
Urills
E. Sherer
Bherer
Springfield
Genciay Weaoquartens
State OF Tlinoim
KE. D. Swarmi
Purmiaston
Freeport
Uo Porth
Labor Party
Chicago
Paris Salon 1879 Review of Merit and Medocrity
The Tribunte Pan notes mixed reactions to the Paris Salon of 1879. Observers laud some works while arguing many pieces are mediocre, urging selective exposure rather than wholesale exclusion. The piece critiques juries, the central Salon, and specific canvases including depictions of St Louis and Abraham, with broader commentary on contemporary French art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Volais de Industrie
Turembourg
Louvre
Albert Wolff
Aingle
Boaldea
Balon
Albert Wells
M. Vilort
M. Thijora
M. Ebrann
Paris
Republic
Bowe
ToNele
M. Ponsa
St. Louis
Saya
Walsh
St. Louia
Tila Torse
Jeaus Chri
P Peters
la Rochelle
Sabor
Aaslie
Neural
Tomas
Becket
Anc
Laurens
Davant
Inte
Paris Municival Council
Laupposo M. Lemaco
Nielp
AL Lenatio
Hota Suite
M. Lecomte du Noity
St. Vincent de Paul
Abraham
Charles Sprague Hearce
Boston
Death of the Emperor Commodus and Salon Portraits Highlighted
The critic surveys Fernand Folez's Death of the Emperor Commodus noting the gaze on Commodus and Marcia, with architectural details and drapery, and suggests an alternate title Eleubnotiasis the Guilty Hand. It praises several portraits by Falvo, Machard, Ferrier, and Abbema, plus landscape studies by de Mesprigny and Mongheny, lauding fidelity to nature and expressive composition while lamenting some stylized depictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernand Folez
Commodus
Commodua
Marcia
Kantini
Puniah
Haeasala
Elephantiaala
Eleubnotiasis
M. Falvra
Sceut
M. Cautin
Forles-Draimaviquas
M. Machard
Catalogiaa
F. Mjt
M. Gabriel Ferrier
Marten Athongst
Mule
Abbema
Jeanne Yamary
Fetter
Selon
Mma
Lucile Doux
Bluse
Charles Moreau
M. Frank de Mesprigny
Paris
Banka
M. de Mongheny
Lagny
Marne
Grasay
M. Jules Sasure
Granville
Cape of Antibes
Catre
Amusements in local theatres hunt for audiences
Local notices report Stevie Mackuyn in Won at Last at Mooley's and Miss Rowe Lisly in The Foundlings at Tamlin's alongside the Wy man's Yakle engagement closing in Boston. The Academy of Music season ends with McDonough Fulford at Haverly's, while Miss Pixley declines a leading role in The Little Duke amid management disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevie Mackuyn
Mooley's
Academy of Music
Wyman
Yakle
Miaatonio Pixley
Altiss
Canada
Daft
McVicker’s
Uousneas Ale
Uaverly
Agin
Canally
Tn Chambermaid
Bo Jone
Ihe Ciria
Koch
Atock
Rolto
MuVicker
Fatinitza at the Boston Theatre Promises Lavish Opera
The Boston Theatre leads off with Fatinitza a lavish production aided by Adelaila Phylluppy and Mme Isabella McCullough amid a strong company. Other venues report solid business with The Banker's Daughter and Pinafore shows. Verdi's Manzoni Requiem is planned for June 10 at Hive Arly's Theatre with a full chorus and distinguished soloists under Carl Wolfsohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatinitza
Boston ‘Theatre
Adelaila Phyll- Uppy
Aings
Playa Uio
Vladimar
Bbe
Mme
Isabella McCullough
Tom Marl
Henry Bactinbee
Andydz Hardy
the Reporter
Jazet Jaaha
Plecas
New York
Thera
Boston
Mapleson
Hin
Parle Theatre
Chicago
Lillie
Hally
Acroma
Abbuy
Charlea R. Thorne
Sara Jewett
Maud Morrison
William le Moyne
John Parsade
Philadelphia
Rice
Harrington and
Hart
Boston Museum
Vivafora
Dora Wiley
Bool
Controu
Smee
Globo
Soldene
Stetson
Hess English Opera Company
WG. M
Nuebaren Society
JM Baverly
Hivearly
Sig
Verdi
Royal Oparn
Vienna
Alessandro Manzoni
Carl Wolfsohn
Mins Annis Loulee Cary
Mies Hannah McCarthy
Charles Adaing
George W. Conly
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Almee
Arch Street
Fatinitz
Chestnut Street
Wihelms
Des Moines
Franz Rummel
Misa May Bryant
Era Voyrich
Mrs. Swift
Adelaide Pushitons
Mary Beube
Barnabes
Kal
Fessenden
Nothinghall
Miles Fanny Kelloee
Sle
Montreal
The
Princesa
Arthur Pertins
Nivale
London
Figaro
Signor Verdi
Alan
Ler Magenty
Sixnor Campanini
Clara Laulae Kellogg
Éadanus
Italy
Thea Vella
Temple
Bienor Zemperoni
Khedive
Catro Opera-hlouse
Courts Proceedings and Divorces Highlight Saturday docket
Yesterday the court led by Judge Farwell decided the Melyave case with Hedenbergs favored. Morgan offered payment but fees disputed. Divorces granted or sought include Carr, Abboyate, Lualle, Jarrow, and Minckis. circuit calendar to open with Judge Dlodgett issuing rulings. A UMI Life Insurance forcible entry suit against Sutherland also proceeds in the Conn. states counts segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storgan
Hendanberg
Morgan
Hedenberg
Wnt
Janes HH
Carr
Abboyate
Hareb
Lasily
Angle M. Lualle
George Ti. Lestia
Williama Maturday
Ross Jarrow
William Jarrow
Maine
Julia Ulockle
Charles Minckis
Dlodgett
Pajaien Vagly
Farwell
Christing Goetz
John W. Goutz
Booth
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company
Thomas J. Sutherland
Jon Boons
Jones & Kidler
Beecher
Canal Trustees
Bec
Damages and bankruptcy notices amid court actions
A damaged OCR segment shows legal notices about adjourned or issued assessments including discharge orders, attachment cases, and claims of $1,000 in damages against Campbell Printing and Manufacturing. It also lists administration appointments, bonds, and probate actions in Sebastian Roos and George G. Fry, with related dates, and a range of court motions, judgments, and public notices. The text mentions a Russian patrol incident on the Lower Danube with English sailors involved and an inquiry by the British Consul. deaths and obituaries follow with funeral details for several individuals, including Elizabeth Brennan and Jane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danrauptay
Fianiter
Wittam
Cuthbert
al ‘Totelts
Fes
Superion Com
Shober & Carqueyilla
Bean
Campbell Printing Prong and Manufacturing Company
Fronate Coat
Wilef Egbert Borniiia
D. Bogardus
Sebastian Roos
George G. Fry
Ismail
Lower
Danube
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General News
Gage
Sherman
T. B. Cane
Aymont the Palmer
Denny
Whitaker
Toledo
AL D
Demont
Dixon
Sher
Marmy c& Baker
Canal Strect
Wella
Robert Dougherty
Mattie Jonca
Robert McClellan
Ellis
McClellan
Abe
Madson Street
J. M. Topphing
West
Emerson Norton
Eeen Cleveland
Emmerson
Ife
D'Unger
Palmer Mouse
Pocassot
Delaware
Pocassat
Gilles Alitchens
Converi
Sussex County
Atilio
Arilie
Tke Abraham
Gilile
Saulebury
Sonia
Tike
Giate Street
Melovrily
Ralon Qates
Corpacs
Elaphantiacis the Avenger
Pearce
Hoston
Tribune
Newbern
Cali
Cook County
Onyor
Tell
City Ya
Smlis
Junor
Ong Clumive
Grubb
Solieman
Ky” Junar Bootit
Dutae MeArLrent
Conny
Caray
Duper Fanweei
Motlone
Ats P.m. Juvar Whiyatama
Omouri
Siinin Roazas
F. B
Union Manufacturing Company
Biondin
B. Ke Sige
Ye. Samo
Tuner MuAtListent
Joseph M. Moteep
Tishar
Clara Bere
Rarsog Quugl Teiectt Seeder
Brych
Ielle Hhgow
James B
Hepes Brace
Titead
Geo
Gork & Um
Wabashay
Requilar
AEN & CO
Gil
Jane
Etorce No. Ti
al Stata
Leiter & Co
Rexard
Belondot
Edward R. Biner
Edward R. Biner, Dervaged
I Genie Wislott
Ac Buttens &Co
Lie
Thursvat
Jose
Matteat Palearooio
Butters & CO
Auethoaret
Juno
MS. D. Mawodisien & Con
Stine
Monamaua
Amee
Evanston
Rvankton
Surand
Sd Couts
Michigan City
Tural
Vanaton
Lake
Ing
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