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Dixon Sun

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1889

Page

3

Abattoir ruling and other Illinois affairs prompt debate

Supreme Court at Ottawa upholds butcher rights against municipal abattoir inspections in Rock Island. Illinois moves to curb chattel-m mortgages while Wabash Railway enforces eighth grade exams for apprentices. Chicago debates annexation plans and investigates Cook County Insane Asylum abuses amid a flood of local notices.

Supreme Court Ottawa Rock Island August Huesing Glenn Huesingg Wabash Road Charles F. Lape Springfield Schilling Chicago Cook County Insane Asylum

Illinois lawmakers advance broad agenda in 13th inst

The Illinois House and Senate debated and moved numerous measures on the 13th inst, including a $50,000 Chester reform appropriation, anti adulteration reforms, banking law amendments, and a large slate of judiciary and public works bills. The session featured votes on mining law revisions, asylum funding, monument to Gen John A Logan, and a reform of election law.

House Senate Fuller Joliet Chester Committee On Judiciary John Meyer Cook Mooney Will Wisner Dean Merritt Trust Senate Committee On Agriculture Senate Judiciary Committee Carmody House Committee On Committee On Corporations McCall Jury Commission Judiciary Committee Kankakee Insane Hospital Breeden E. M. Haines F. P. Morris Iroquois Cooley Lincoln Park Commissioners Chicago Humphrey Committee On Judicial Departments Hamer Industrial Home For the Burke Gen John A. Logan Messrs. Farrell O'Donnell Padon Walsh Cochennour Swift Myer Blair Eye and Ear Infirmary Reynolds Walter Cowen Illinois River Henry Hurst Anderson McCreery Representative Carmody Supreme Court

Thoughts on Wisdom and Power from Ancient Prose

A collection of aphorisms on aging, parental influence, self-restraint, and the limits of language. It contrasts how fortune guides versus how we guide it, and notes the authority of the experienced advising the young, with reflections on expression and desire.

There is nothing in a name says train born son tale

An immigrant couple on a Southern Pacific train welcomed a son with help from generous passengers who crowdfunded a purse. The donors were invited to name the baby, choosing Grover Harrison, a decision praised and critiqued as the old adage about names suggests.

Southern Pacific Grover Harrison

Awake today tillers of the great valley

The Chicago Herald calls on American farmers to awaken from a stale past and resist tariffications and monopolies. It criticizes protectionist policies and rail barons, urging farmers to vote for reform to end costly wastage and restore honest toil in Illinois. The piece laments neglect and urges intelligent ballots to restore prosperity.

Daily News Louis Napoleon Shiloh Illinois Hamlet Italy Russia Chicago Herald

Stand on tariff reform echoes in Kentucky committee report

The Kentucky State Democratic Convention committee on resolutions split over tariff policy. The majority endorsed the 1884 and 1888 platforms with tariff reform emphasis. the minority favored general terms without tariff mention. The majority won a near unanimous vote, signaling resolve to curb protectionist promises and critique Harrison and Morton era economic distress.

Kentucky Benjamin Harison Levi P. Morton United States Harrison Morton Roosters Kentucky Committee Detroi Free Press

Wabash Road Foreclosure Sale Nets 15.55 Million

The Wabash Railway east of the Mississippi was sold at Chicago foreclosure for 15,550,000 to the bondholder purchasing committee led by James F. Joy. The sale unites nine divisions with their rolling stock into the Wabash Railroad Company, aiming to form a Detroit to Kansas City trunk line with O. D. Ashley as president.

Hotel Men’s Mutual Benefit Association Palmer House Chicago W. C. Snow M. S. Gibson Preble House Portland Ore Wabash Railway Mississippi River Wabash Western American Railways Chicago Dispatch Wabash James F. Joy O. D. Ashley Thomas H. Hubbard Edgar T. Welles Bluford Wilson Springfield A. J. Ricks Indianapolis Wilson Mississippi Toledo and Ilinois Ohio Toledo Indiana State Line Indiana Lake Erie, Wabash and St. Louis Johnson and Poppers Fisher Johnson Great Western Railroad Company Illinois River Meredosia Naples Johnson and Popper Committee Decatur and East St. Louis Decatur Quincy and Clayton Carthage Wabah Hannibal and Hannibal Ill Major Wilson Wabash Road Michigan Detroit Kansas City Wabash Railroad Company Humphreys and Tutt

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