Services at Washington for Stanley Matthaws
Funeral services were held in Washington for Stanley Matthaws whose death prompted the last rites observance. Family and friends gathered to pay respects as the community honors his memory and wishes.
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26 Mar 1889
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Newspaper
Columbus Daily Herald
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1889
Page
1
Funeral Held For Associate Justice Stanley Matthews
General services were held yesterday afternoon at the family residence in Wasumetox for the late Associate Justice Stanley Matthews. The remains rested in the music room near the reception area, the apartment nearly filled with mourners. The casket lay under a cloth and was adorned with silver rails and handles, a silver and white cover bearing the inscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumetox
Feneral
Stanley Matthews
Portrait of Stanley Matthews in Faded Memorial
The article recounts a funeral for Stanley Matthews with the deceased laid in state, wreaths and honors from Justice and Mrs. Fieki, the White House presence, and a long list of dignitaries from Supreme Court justices to the President attending the service and burial plans in Glendale, Ohio and Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice
Fieki
Harrison
Adaree
District of Columbia Order of the Legion of Boner
Amon
Supreme Court
White House
Harri
Ang
Blaine
BE Kee
Wanamao
Russell Harrison
Winton
Proctor
Rusk and Noble
Aten
Halford
Russell H. Tson
Porter
Thenz
Morton
Verg
Nators Butler
Hoar
Farwell
Sherman
Payne
Evapts
Morris
Hace
Manderson
Conkrell
Cail
Paddock
X-Senmtors
J. R. McDonald
Conger
Carlisle
McKiniey
Springer
Cabot
jJuodge
Butterworth
Cox
Schoonmaker
Garland
Davis
Court of Claims
Wagner
A. C. Bradley
District Courts
Write
Hugh McCulloch
Horatio King
Father P. Cooney
Notre Dame University
Indiana
Bo H. Watndle
Alexander
Am Bell
Carter
Jobo Hay
Adaraldhour
Welling
Columbia Universiy
Wynkoop
8. Hamlin
Church of the Covenant
Leonard
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Hamlin Bersan
Justice Matthews
Hamlin
Baltimore& Ohio
Glendale
Baltimore & Ohio
Judge
Mlatchford
Harlan
Lamar
Cincinnati
Tanner
Washington
Corporal Tanner
Pensions
Bureau
Harrisons
Arothecar
United States
Aimenouce
Whitelaw Reid
Senate
Dinentesion
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
John C. New
Hite
Wreck Sighted After Two Dead In Raft Far South of New York
A raft with two dead men was found thirty four miles south of New York after a large amount of wreckage was seen. The Canserva formerly Madrid, carrying twenty seven crew mostly West Indians or Malays, is feared lost after a Wednesday storm as Cape Henry drift may have driven her toward Samana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mareh Vse Chefennier Colorado
Galveston
Canserva
Madrid
Brooklyn
Samana Fler
Cape Henry
Mountain War in Kentucky Mountains Rages
In Knox and Harley counties and Clairborne area a thousand armed men engage in factional fighting. Four men reported killed or wounded with dozens more hurt as Turners clash with Turmer faction forces. Reinforcements mass and calls for militia spread through surrounding counties and Governor Taylor of Tennessee may be asked to deploy troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Notorio Turner
Teamnessee
Affairs on the Isthmus Amid Trade Stoppage
Report from the isthmus notes widespread commerce disruption at Panania and Panawisa with canal stoppage causing mass unemployment and financial strain. Authorities anticipate relief in a month with 5,444 new workers expected and storekeepers petitioning tax reductions as trade collapses in Panama City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panania
Panawisa
Colon
Paname
Heavy failure in Milwaukee and public affairs notes
The Goldberg Brothers Company, importers and jobbers, made an assignment with seventy thousand dollars liabilities after a failed push in collections. In Springfield Ohio, efforts build to appoint General I Warren Keifer to the Supreme Court, backed by Sherman and others. Indiana coal operators organize state body and demand a twelve percent wage cut starting May 1, risking a miner protest and possible wider disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldberg Bros
MinwavieEer
Maren
Goldberg Brothers Company
Sapirdiay
Busicon
Keifer
Sprixereim
Maren Y.i
Friends
I. Warren Keifer
House Ofepresentatives
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Stanley Matthews
John Sherman
Mani Silinbarger
Charles Coster
Geuwersi Sherman
Brazin
Ind
Indiana
Progressive Union
Legin
Paul
Deadly dynamite blast kills mother and child in county
March 26 a dynamite explosion in a county home destroyed the dwelling as a family handled blasting materials. Mrs Catherine York died at the wall, a 15 year old boy was blown away injured, a 4 year old boy survived, and a baby slept through the disaster. The blast also damaged property and sparked a fire in the bed clothes. A separate note reports a Michigan summer hotel project in Bexrow Harbor costing about 250000 dollars. A Russian fire at St Pereusseus left multiple fatalities and extensive destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Link
York
Catherine York
Dackener End
Minot
Shootout at Che bov can sends deputy to hospital and killer dies
Desperate confrontation at a Che bov can dive near the depot ends when suspect Smith known as Whit resists arrest and opens fire injuring Sheriff Hayes and Marshal Bouchard. Bouchard wounded but recovering. Smith killed by return fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kecpre
Chebov Can
Adern Ward
Cheunnan
Mich
C. Fl
Soith
Smith
A. E. Bouchard
Sfayes
Jouchard
Sam Small’s Ambition in Georgia Fifth District Fight
A political sensation emerges as evangelist Sam Small plans to challenge current Congressman John D Stewart in Georgia’s Fifth Congressional district next year. Local readers in Atlanta and rural precincts are invited to consider Small’s ambition and potential Republican backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comorens
AtLasta
Ney Sam Small
John VD. Stewart
Coneressin
Srls
Atlanta
Emickes Hilts Ev. Sa
Thit City
Sainl
A Costly Slave Fire Destroys Firms in Fauberbon Wisconsin
Fire swept through four frame buildings in Fauberbon Wisconsin destroying merchandise and stock. P Dratt and partners owned the properties with Ho PL Teyes and Aioyves Bros among the merchants affected. The blaze caused an estimated thirty thousand dollars in damage. Mr Fagai died shortly after the outbreak, believed to have suffered an apoplectic attack while trying to save his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuaerbon
Sidiehen
Elis
Barnanoo
Wis
Marehoi
P. Dratt
Eeenpiet
F. Heyford
Aioyves Bros
Fagai
Mia
Ice Trust Seeks 2 Percent Raise Across Cleveland Sellers
Cleveland ice companies form a trust aimed at a two percent price increase over last year due to a mild winter. Sandusky dealers and southern cities will also raise prices about a percent as part of the plan. Also reports from Paris of art shipments and a St Paul meat plant fire with substantial losses. A colored woman, Mrs Nicholas, burned to death in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Sardasio
Crevenland
Sandusky Whalesals
Wing
Chelee
New Yous
Sullivan Street
Big UK coal combine aims to merge all mines
A proposal to amalgamate coal min ing in the United Kingdom advances after meetings of Lancashire and Cheshire owners. South Yorkshire and South Wales groups oppose while considering feasibility. Capital stock is roughly 501,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United K Kingdom
Losnos
America
United Kingdom
Lancashire
Cheshire
South Yorkshire
South Wales
FACO
Coronet Returns From World Tour After Ocean Race
The schooner yacht Coronet, winner of the 1898 ocean race against the Dauntless, sails home after a global voyage. Leaving March 22 for San Diego with owner Bush of Brooklyn, Captain Crosby led the voyage then continued to Calcutta, the Suez Canal, Malta, and back toward home with Irving Bush and Van Buren Verlow aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yoas
Coronet
Dauntless
San Diego
Cal
Bush
Columbia Heights
Brooklyn
Christopher S. Crosby
Peculiar Coramution Conflict at Wastineroy Case
In Wastineroy Albert Green, a murderer whose death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment by the President, insists on being hanged and rejects the commutation. The legal question is whether a commuted sentence can be effected without consent of the condemned. Distillery fire in Dodsworth Distillery damages, estimated loss $20,000 to $23,100 with one injury. Farm district barn fire in Garartox, Mass., losses include cattle and $7,440 cash possibly stolen. Two women in Naw You! district plead guilty to grand larceny in the second degree and await sentence. Oscar Schmidt publisher burglary on Rivington Street yields $4,160 stolen. no clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fred Dr. Grant
Senate
Senate Committee On Commerce
John OC. New
New
Indiana
McDonald
Indiana Court
News
Messrs. Heed
Grant
Cone Bradieys
Supreme Court of the
Dnsiv.et
Columbia
Frank R. Rikers
Suereme Cout
Dohkotu
John i. Rickie
Olver Te
Washington
Willitts
Michigan
Ageiculture
Nathan Dow
Precon
A. T
Arizona
Julius Goldschmith
Wisconsin
Yeemon
John A. Fellows
Pontine
Chinaimeon A. Beyeen
Justice Miller
Supreme Court
Usties Miller
Great Britain
Miller
Court of St. James
Gladstone
John Brigit
Justifiller
Harrison
Matthews
Public Lands
Friends
Chilcott
Colorado
Gss
Stone
Iowa
Farwell
Chicago
Illinois
Comptroller
Treasury
Charles P. Lincoln
Canton
Thomas
Hainois
Frank S. Bieir
Virginia
Fred D. Grant
Austria
State Department
Mgr
Henry Bryan
Tew Department
Wastineroy
Albert Green
Crxerswart
Dodsworth Distillery
Farimer
Garartox
Mass
Henry Wesbons
Ea Hamimand
Addie Stanton
Phil Puly
Jude Martin
Loth
New York
Oscar Schmidt
Rivington Street
Northern Pacific Gains Chicago Access via Wisconsin Central Lease
Reports claim the Northern Pacific Railroad has secured control of the Wisconsin Central and gained a Chicago entrance, with a New York meeting set to formalize the lease. Wisconsin Central President Colby and officials deny a signed agreement though a traffic pact may be considered at the NP board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Philadelphia
Northern Tacific Railroad Company
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Chicauro
New York
Cir
Wisconsin Central
Northern Pacific
Wisconsin Rral
Chicago
Si Barat
Wkd
Cond
St. Paul
Northwestern Indy
Norther Pacific
Northern Pacific Directora
Wednesdev, Stom
Conclusion of the Great Legal Fight Over the Wabash Road
A historical notice announces the sale of assets marking the end of a lengthy legal battle involving the Wabash Road. The proceedings close a contentious dispute, with court actions concluding and property or rights to be transferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Road
Wabash System Sale Ordered by Judges in Great Case
Judges Gresham and Jeckson order the sale of the Wabash system east of the Mississippi on May 1 in this city. Upset prices are set for four divisions and bidding requires a rearapiv of bonds. Total mortgage liabilities and divisions are listed. several smaller divisions may also be sold if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreh
Chestan
Jackson
Mississippi River
Ohio
Indiana
Decatur
East St. Louis
Great Western
Olo
Direat Western
ISC
Sos Ud
Mississippi
St. Louis & Pacifie
Mixnissippi River
Chicago
Springfield
Detroit
Toledo
Great Brewery Deal Shifts Rochester Properties
About 84 thousand dollars in property is turned over to the English syndicate. Terms completed Sunday afternoon set the sale of the Bartholomew and Genesee breweries in Rochester. The new Bartholomew Brewery Company will be formed with stock and bonds to be offered next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faglish Syndicate
Rochester
N.Y
Siborday Avternage
Cartholomine
Horchester
Genesee Breweries
Lanownae
Bartholomar Brewstee
Sige B
Che Eivrlishe Eyadicate
Puta Noaly Wea
Tbree Breweries
Tranever Pachudes
Bresterias
Ueralt
Cotte
Charlotte
Brooklyn Democrats plan landmark building in Heath New York
The Brooklyn Democrats announce plans to build a hall similar to Tarmeany Hall in New York at an estimated cost of 60,000 dollars for the building and 50,000 dollars for completion. The site has been secured with initial subscriptions including a contribution from Mayor Chagos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stootlye Paemocchin
New York
Democrats
Brooklyn
Tarmeany Hall
Chagos
Markets Slow and Steady Across Chicago and New York
The March market report shows quiet and steady tones in Chicago with grain and barley trends, including No 2 Yellow and No 2 cash prices, while New York notes quiet and steady wheat and mixed Western supplies. Prices for barley remain firm with best samples scarce, and hogs and lard show firmer pricing amid steady demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baers
Ima Aic
Ima
Suez
New York
Cattle Market Steady Despite Active Trading in Chicago
Chicago March 25 cattle market shows active trading on local and shipping accounts with no material price changes. Quotations list good to choice steer prices around 4.10 to 4.00, with various grades for stockers, feeders, cows, and bulls reflected in the day’s bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
To Good Co
Ravages of Yellow Fever Reported Death Toll Surges
The official tally shows 14K deaths from yellow fever this year with unusually high mortality from other fevers. In Kio the population suffers 2,000 deaths per month in a city of 1,000.
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Stanley Matthaws
Samoa
Corporal Funner
Witty
Washnevox
N. Schoonmaker
Comonandine
Vandalia
Navy Department
Apia
Ile
Nipsicher Fetumnieg Majesty
Calliope
Trentvon
Muilan
Ripsie
Msi
Samoan Times
Nipsic
WT. White
Aidney
Lubeck
Fulerd Art Publishit Company
Worcester, Mass
Lost
Isthmus
Milwaukee
Bexrow Harbor
John UO. Visuk
St. Pereusseus
Russia
Sam Small
Paris
Havre
Champagne
Paria
Minksesy
Christ
Iilate
Witiimaker
St. Pascal
Pari. Minn
Marelti
St. Paul Meat and Provision Company
Sansure
Around
Cinctoiiti
Gresham
Jeckson
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