Dixon Sun Publisher W. M. Kennedy
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Newspaper
Dixon Sun
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1889
Page
4
Cast of 16 000 in Liberal Association and other items
A roundup of miscellaneous notes mentions 16 000 women in the English Liberal Association, Marytann’s factories employing 25 000 men and 1 500 can makers, a 140 pound meteorite found in Ellsworth Wisconsin, and Lorp Sackville slated as British Minister to Turkey. Other items include Williams College fundraising, Monterey coal mine reopening, Spain’s decline, Cuba travel caution, a historic birch rod, Canada England trade drop, Dr. Cuarto to St Petersburg, a Nebraska man’s mule bite death, a Missouri reporter injured, Johnny Martin’s marbles death, Roman street lighting discovery, a Washington warden, tar and feathers tale, and a San Luis church root disturbance from eucalyptus trees.
Ho Ta Lao-no Captured and Killed in China
The notorious brigand Ho Ta Lao-no was captured and killed. He stood seven feet two inches tall and broad in proportion, and was implicated in numerous robberies and a large number of murders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ho Ta Lao-no
China
Georata’s Leading Lawyer Contemplates NYC Job Offer
Captain Henry Jackson, Georata’s top attorney, reportedly earned about $75,000 in fees with regular retainers around $10,000 annually. He is said to have declined a $20,000 yearly offer to serve as counsel for an insurance firm in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georata
Henry Jackson
New York City
New York
Hill
el Daily Gazette
Democ Peper
Shortest Day Contested by Common Reckoning
The Philadelphia Ledger notes that December 21 is commonly treated as the shortest daylight day, yet in strict fact the 22nd is equally short, challenging the usual consensus on year’s shortest interval of sunup to sundown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Waterbury County proposed from Connecticut districts
The article notes a plan to form Waterbury County in Connecticut from the Sixth and Twentieth Senatorial Districts. It would include eighteen towns and total wealth of 22,458,093 dollars, with a new county government proposed and devoting funds to local development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Waterbury” County
Fashion Plates on Color Trends and Accessories
The article notes embossed silver and gold tones returning in style with parme a delicate walnut shade, infernal red vivid scarlet, and a gold thread necklace from a pendagat. Evening wear features peach blossom with a reddish tint while New York ladies pair Directoire gowns with chatelaine watches in colors Arr aEN perle mage.
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New York
Directoire
Regence
ARra@eEN
Perle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dixon Sun
W. M. Kennedy
Dixon
Illinois
English Liberal Association
Marytann
Ellsworth
Wis
Lorp Sackville
Turkey
Carter
Williams College
Monterey
Cal
London Times
Spain
Earth
Patagonia
New York Herald
Cuba
Vermont
Canada
England
Cuarcot
Paris
St. Petersburg
Russia
Nebraska
Carthage
St. Joseph
Herald
Johnny Martin
Sioux City
Washington
James Bailey
Iowa
San Luis
Ness
Pittspurg
Israel
I. V. Williamson
Williamson
Eriard
Jamaica
Lewis Galdy
Montpelier
France
Annie W. Byerss
Philadelphia
Ryerss Infirmary
Pennsylvania Society For the Prevention of
Carters
Teamsters
Mamma
Fawney
Gov. Hill
David Bennett Hill
Ne York
Wati
Cal Hil
New York State
David
Gards
Daisy Dart
Chicago
Lecger
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