No arrests yet in Muscatine outrage
Reports show no arrests have been made for the Muscatine outrage. The Muscatine item notes ongoing investigation with no suspects named.
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Muscatine
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1893
Page
1
Editor appointees named postmasters in two towns
One of the editors of the Fort Madison Democrat and Geo. W. Van Lorne of the Muscatine Tribune were signed by the resident as post masters of their respective towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison Democrat
Geo. W. van Lorne
Muscatine
Pension Board Appointments Limited to Democrats
The new pension commissioner will appoint only Democrats to pension examining boards and will not appoint any man from southern states to any position in the department.
Treasury turmoil and changes at the Carlisle era
Washington letters detail Secretary Carlisle restricting general callers at the Treasury and focusing on weighty duties. Lochren enforces new top chiefs in the pension bureau while Eckels pushes hard against risky bank schemes and raises the division chief qualification bar. Gresham notes no Chinese retaliation signals amid sensational rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Carlisle
Carisse
Secretary of the Treasury
John Griffin Carlisle
Lochren
Pension Bureau
Mr. Eckels
Eckels
E. A. Mears
North Dakota
Mears
Lewis B Parsons life sketch and Civil War general
Fairfield notes report on Lewis B Parsons born 1793 in Williamstown Mass and his son Gen Lewis B Parsons. It covers his mercantile career in Gouverneur and Buffalo, strong Christian giving to missions, thrifty yet generous habits, and his educational influence in Iowa. Also profiles Gen Parsons 1818 Gen Gen served under Grant and Sherman with praised rail and river transportation leadership.
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Lewis B. Parsons
Fairfield
Parsons College
Tribune
Parsons
Lewis
Gravesend
Eng
Boston
Charles Parsons
Troy
N. Y
Webb
Manlins
Homer
Lucina Hoar
Scipio
Cayuga County
Dickson & Keep
Dickson
Andrew D. White
Philo
The
Bible Society
American Board
Home Missionary Society
American Tract Society
Gouverneur
Verry
Buffalo
Texas
St. Louis
Mississippi
Charles
Keokuk
Iowa
Michigan
Detroit
Cromwell
Lewis Parsons
Army
Navy
Grant
Sherman
Lewis Jb. Parsons
Cornet
Joseph Parsons
Springfield
Northampton
Massachusetts
Charles Hoar
Gloucester
England
Joanna
New England
General Parsons
Ticonderoga
Valley Forge
Yorktown
Monmouth
Genessee Co
New York
Yale College
Law School
Harvard University
Alton
Illinois
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad
Missouri
Phil
Sheridan
Stalleck
Secretary of War
West
Southwest
Scranton
Washington
Lincoln
Stanton
Vicksburg
Schofield
Eastport
Alleghany Mountains
Potomac
United States
Cleveland Sets September Special Session on Finances
President Cleveland announces Congress will convene in a special session between September 1 and 11 unless earlier contingencies require. He warns against gold removal from reserves to buy idle silver, urging calm, faith in credit, and prudent action by financiers and the public. The speech stresses coolness, reflection, and patriotic duty to safeguard the nation's financial stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Congress
Property sale leads to hidden gold theft
Con Horrigan of Perry Iowa sold property for 1100 dollars and buried the gold. He hid the money in a cellar flooded by water and later moved it to the garden. Three masked men entered the house on Friday night and forced Mrs Horrigan to reveal the burial site. Horrigan found the gold missing upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con. Horrigan
Perry
Iowa
Historical note on balloon shoulders in dressmaking
A dated critique cites Ezekiel to condemn the fashion of pillowed shoulders. The prophet warns of woe to women who sew pillows to arm holes, inviting readers to verify the verse Ezekiel thirteen eighteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezekiel
Ezekiel xiii
Appointment Seen as Political Boost for Gear Senator Bid
In Keokuk, Justice Dick Hoot is said to have been appointed by the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad to work for the company while secretly backing John H Gear for United States Senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hoot
Keokuk
C., B. & Q. Railroad
John H. Gear
United States
Silver Threads Among the Gold Promoted as Hair Invigoration
Beggs hair Renewer promises healthy growth and prevents loss or graying. Sold and guaranteed by R. H. Hutford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Hutford
Involuntary Recollection in James W. Donaldson’s Paper
James W. Donaldson argues that memory recurrences haunt the mind with earlier scenes and misdeeds. He notes that irresistible recollections strike during focus on other tasks and often bring humiliation, remorse, or shame that linger despite effort to forget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Donaldson
Buckien's aruka Salve Ad: Painless relief and guaranteed cure
Advertising claim for Buckien's aruka Salve promises relief for cuts bruises ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded at 25 cents per box sold by Geo D Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
D. Clarke
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Buckien
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