Illinois Pensions Granted and Noted Local Affairs
A wide list details pension grants in Illinois including names such as Landon Watkins Curry and many others from Bartlett Rushville Pekin and Chicago with increases and restorations noted. The piece also covers a Chicago court scene a libel suit against Frances Willard Mary Weeks Burnett and others, a Farmers Mutual Protective Association note, a sensational oyster incident and assorted city notices plus a Crerar will be probated and a Chicago mortality report for October with cause specifics.
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Illinois
Charles Landon
Bartlett
Eli Watkins
Alvin
James Curry
Rushville
Nelson Adams
Baden Baden
Henry Weber
Spring Hill
George Hall
Pekin
Edward Penstone
Pittsfield
W. R. Nash
Fairmount
Joseph A. J. Black
Lawrenceville
Dorrington Good
Kewanee
Albert Rude
Bone Gap
Jacob Slone
Advance
James B. Ayres
Quincy
Lewis M. Johnson
St. Louis
John P. McDonald
Tel
Charles D. Ramsey
Chicago
Edward M. Robbins
Carthage
Jonathan Tolle
Hazel Dell
John W. Miles
Pocahontas
Scepter Smith
New Hartford
Michael Murphy
St. Charles
Wm.h. Roberts
Kansas
John Yockey
Savoy
John E. Murphy
Henry J. Frier
Shawneetown
Evans
Moore
Vevay Park
Wm. W. Griffith
Maple Park
Lewis 8
Love
Odin
Geo
W. James
Watseka
Jos. Hummel
Winfield
John L. Finn
Salem
W. M. Vandegrift
Sparta
G. M. Berkley
Dixon
David W. Haray
Hamilton
Daniel Brubaker
Bloomington
Charles Cumberland
Duquoin
Isaac BE
Henry
Vienna
John F. M. Cogdal
Salisbury
Noah H. Huffman
Marshall's Ferry
Charles Mayo
Winchester
Isaac N. Miner
Kirkland
Alfred Davis
Omaha
Thomas M. Griffith
Chester
George Weidenhammer
Fairweather
Charles Palfrey
Rush
Paul Smith
Peoria
Henry Hart
Shelbyville
Leonard J. Pratt
Huntsville
Francis Cr
Farmer City
Thomas Barker
Isabella M
Joseph Bray
Arlington Heights
Hannorah
Agquilla Justus
Onarga
Martha
William R. March
Bluffdale
Rachel R
George A. Taylor
Mechanicsburg
Adelia E
Azro BE
Goodwin
Rockford
Sarah R
James Shahan
Mason
M. Albert Morreno
New Orleans
Wallace
Mary Weeks Burnett
Frances E. Willard
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Caroline B. Buell
Esther Pugh
Miss Willard
J. Ellen Foster
Willardites
Union
Dr. Burnett
Frances Willard
National Woman's Temperance Hospital
Cottage Grove Avenue
Clinton
DeVitt County
Chicago Herald
Farmers’ Mutual Protective Association
DeWitt County
Weldon
Chicago and
Havana
Times
Clark Street
Chicago Tribune
Bob Maguire
Forty Seventh Street
Clan-na- Gael
Clan-na-Gael
Wines
State Board of Charities
Rauch
State Board of Health
Springfield
Penitentiary Commissioners
Illinois Steel Company
Pittsburg
President’s irritable mood sparks German American clash over patronage
Washington dispatch details President Harrison’s tense exchange with Senator Sawyer of Wisconsin over Guenther’s Havana appointment. Cabinet friction grows as promises to lawmakers collide with party fallout in Ohio and Iowa. Economic optimism follows Democratic landslide effects in Des Moines and New York markets.
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Sawyer
Harrison
Milwaukee
Washington Dispatch
Herald
White House
Noble
Miller
Wisconsin
Guenther
Ohio
Washington
Havana
Congress
New York
Conrad Youngerman
Des Moines
Prohibitionists Alarmed Over Clark Law Repeal Threat
Iowa Prohibitionists mobilize against repeal as Democrats see a path to repeal via the Senate and House. Dobson may block repeal by contending for Speaker while Hutchison is blamed for alleged slander. The campaign finance details remain disputed as Republicans and Democrats reassess the post election landscape.
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Des Moines Dispatch
Chicago Times
Iowa
Senate
House
Dobson
Buena Vista
Hutchison
Democratic State Committee
Effigy Burned Over Harrison Appointments in Indiana
Lincoln League members in Jeffersonville and Indianapolis area react to President Harrison's appointments by burning his effigy. The event followed widespread GOP discontent over patronage, especially at the Quartermaster's Depot and New Albany post office. Anti Harrison clubs form as young Republicans pledge to vote Democrat. Senator McDonald denies backing Harry McFarland.
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Lincoln League
Jeffersonville
Ind
Chicago
United States
Harrison
Indiana
League
Cleveland
New Albany
Troop
Paoli
Packard
A. M. Luke
Indianapolis
Harry McFarland
Washington
McDonald
McFarland
Voters Routed Despite Fraud Claims in Off Year Notes
The Chicago Herald notes a landslide defeat by Democratic opponents, dismissing fraud accusations while observing double voting in towns and weak local turnout. It highlights the party’s attempt to explain losses and predicts eighteen ninety-two as an even worse off year for them.
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Chicago Herald
John Walsh
Joliet Penitentiary
Walsh
Joliet
Lowell
Mass
Berggren
Chicago
Foraker Hurcuison Closing Out Sale
A closing out sale notice for Foraker Hurcuison offering goods at a remnant rate. Address withheld and goods cannot be shown.
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Foraker
Hurcuison
Oxford University Size and Structure
The largest university described is in Oxford England. It comprises twenty five colleges and five halls as part of its collegiate system.
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Oxford
Eng
Chicago Favored for 1893 World Exposition, NY Backlash Eases
Special Chicago correspondence reports Chicago leading in the race for the 1893 World Exposition location as New York wavers. A New York Herald attack on fund speed contrasts with Chicago’s big-bill pledges and European interest supports the move. Congressional sentiment shows Chicago ahead, while St Louis efforts to block Chicago fail as New Orleans stalls St Louis backing.
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Chicago
New York City
New York
New York Herald and Times
the Herald
America
Washington
St. Louis
Chattanooga
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
M - Gan
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Ohio
Vermont
Virginia
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Georgia
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Louisiana
Maine
Ene
Massachusetts
Texas
North Carolina
Missouri
Arkansas
Cit
Congress
Maryland
South
Gould
Alabama
California
Delaware
Kentucky
Mississippi
Nevada
New Hampshire
South Carolina
West Virginia
Colorado
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
North Dakota
Oregon
South Dakota
Florida
Diana
North
BE. T. Jeffery
Paris
Journal Des Debats
Gee
Chick
Paris Herald
Plurality Congress
Jeffery
Europe
New Orleans
New Orleans Board of Trade
Stais
D. Gleason
YELNER Arrested in Embezzlement Case Shipped to Philadelphia
Erwart B. Yelner faces embezzlement charges from the Reading Fire Insurance Company after being arrested in Lebanon Kentucky and transported to Philadelphia Pennsylvania for processing.
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Erwart B. Yelner
Reading Fire Insurance Company
Lebanon
Philadelphia
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East St. Louis
John Crerar
Crerar, Adams & Co
Little Ben
Little Ben Harrison
Winter Wood