Impressive funeral plans for Roscoe Conkling in New York
Ex Sen Roscoe Conkling dies at 1 15 am after a long illness triggered by March blizzard strain. Funeral set for Trinity chapel New York with rites in Utica and Calvary chapel. Pallbearers include Hewitt Doll Cameron and others. obsequies noted as simple and private.
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New York
Roscoe Conkling
Conkling
Trinity Chapel
West Twenty Fifth Street
Morgan Idix
Utica
Calvary Chapel
Judge Shipman
Abram
Abram §. Hewitt, 8. L. M. Berlow, Clarence A. Seward
Manton Marble
John C. Jones
Don Csameron
Wm. J. Wallace
Walter S. Church
Israe H. Bailey
Common Council of
Thomas RB
Proctor
Judge Shipmar
Abrams
Hewitt
L. M. Barlow
N. Y
D. D
Wm. H. Comstock
Wm. H. Watson
Francis Kernan
Henry D. Pixley
Theo, Pomeroy
Wm. Blaikie
Publius V. Rogers
E. Prentiss Briley
Charles M. Dennison
Wanasa Gas Well at Somerset Packed After Weeks of Effort
Wanasa April 21. The Pereat gas well at Somerset in the county has been finally packed after weeks of fruitless effort. During a recent attempt the well rushed upward, loosening the bottom and lifting the iron pipe from the derrick. A test showed 360 pounds with one third of the escaping. Gas from the well will soon be piped to supply the city.
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Wanasa
Somerset
Judge Grants Injunction in Boycott Case in Pitrepore
Judge Slagle of the common pleas court issues an injunction restraining members of the trade assembly from boycotting Bruce Bros. lawndry firm in Pitrepore. The firm sues for 310000 damages against a Lumber leader of Allegheny County. Creditors of Elba Tron and Bolt and Continental Lumber get extensions of two to four years.
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Pitrepore
Slagle
Common Pleas Court
Tradea’ Assembly
Bruce Bros
Allegheny County
Elba Tron and Bolt Company
Continental Lumber Company
Land confirmation seals Monroe Maresh tract near Racine River
The supreme court confirms the Monroe Maresh company title to several thousand acres of overflow land at the mouth of the Racine river, below Monroe.
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Lanaine
Supreme Court
Monroe Maresh Company
Racine River
Monroe
Ohio Republicans Rally Behind Sherman for President
The Ohio Republican convention in Daxyto n adopted a platform defending free suffrage and opposing Democratic suppression of electoral rights. It backed John Sherman for the presidency and named delegates and alternates for the national convention, with Foraker praised and a Sherman portrait unveiled on stage. The next day the Ohio Republican league opened in the Grand Opera House with Judge John A. Caldwell elected president and four vice presidents chosen.
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Republican Party of
Ohio
Toledo
Republic
Democratic Party
South
Maine
Tilinois
Indiana
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Foraker
General Assembly
John Sherman
United States
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Senator Kerr
Daniel J. Ryan
Samuel D. Wildman
Huron County
Charles A. Bowerack
Williams County
Harvey Pratt
Lucas County
James Burkett
Hancock County
J. P. Bradbury
Athens County
John A. Price
Logan County
Bradbury
Charles Foster
Wm. McKinley
Ben Butterworth
John
Atwood
Bushnell
Foster
McKinley
Butterworth
Asa H. Bushnell
Robert Harlam
L. Maxwell
Frank Badd
Perry County
L. W. Brown
Fulton County
A. H. Matto
Hamilton County
I. H. Lampson
Daxytoy
Dan J. Ryan
Ohio Republican League
Grand Opera House
John A. Caldwell
Blaine Club
Cincinnati
League
Kentucky's Treasury Vaults Put Under New Guard
Frangfort Kentucky April 19 Judge H G Sharp took charge of the treasury vaults yesterday and began issuing checks and paying out money in accordance with new authority.
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Kentucky
Frangfort, Ky
8. G. Sharp
Treasury
Pendleton American Minister Stricken in Wiesbaden
Reports from Wiesbaden and Berlin show Geo H Pendleton the American minister suffered a slight stroke while traveling toward Frankfurt He is under care in Wiesbaden with his condition described as improving and not dangerous His son Francis K Pendleton received telegrams confirming progress and recovery details
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Pendleton
Francis K. Pendleton
Wiesbaden
Berlin
Franz Hoffman
Elenz
French Chamber Reaffirms Confidence in Floquet Government
The chamber of deputies reassembled on Floquet's demand and voted 377 to 177 to express confidence in the government. It pledges to promote progress and reform and liberty. General Boulanger arrived in an open carriage to loud cheers outside the parliament and was later greeted by acclaims at the Hotel Du Louvre.
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Chamber
Maine Supreme Court liquor case aims at seizure limits
Judge Walton ruled a small quantity found during seizure under the Maine liquor law is not by itself enough for a conviction. Neal Dow called the decision incorrect, warning it could end the Maine law. Seizures at low grog shops often involve small quantities, so the ruling could restrict law enforcement.
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Porrtano
Walton
Supreme Court
Bath
Neal Dow
Maine
Wabash County Democrats Name Leaders and Slates
In Wabash Indiana on April 19 the county convention chose John B Latchem as chairman and endorsed Captain William R Myers for governor with a pledge to vote for him first and last. City convention nominated Enos Powell for mayor and slate of officers and councilmen.
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Wabasz
Ind
Wabash County
John B. Latchem
Country Central Committee
William R. Myera
Enos Powell
E. L. Bechtel
Leander Bussard
Charles Wayne
Chris Hipp
Valentine Smith
Banner McCowan
Nicholas Hubbard
Medford Tragedy: Mother and Child Die After Prayer Cure
In Medford, Mrs. Lottie A. James and her newborn died yesterday morning. Her mother Mrs. Conner, a practitioner of prayer and Christian science healing, administered no medical care until after death. The town physician noted both were healthy before death and that proper nursing could have saved them.
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Boston
Medford
Lottie A. James
National Labor Bureaus Meet in Indiana for May Convention
Des Moines official E R Hutchins arrives in IndianaPolts to arrange the sixth national convention of labor bureaus to be held May 21. T V Powderly and Purdue's Professor Smart will attend. papers by Prof Arthur B Woodford are expected. twenty states have bureaus and many delegates are anticipated.
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National Convention of Labor Bureaus
IndianaPolts
E. R. Hutchins
Des Moines
State Bureau of Labor
Iowa Labor Bureau
T. V. Powderly
Knights of Labor
Ishor
Smart
Purdue University
Arthur B. Woodford
Rumor of attempted assault on Reynolds woman stirs mob
A late night rumor from Reynolds White County reports an inhuman attempt on a young lady. Citizens are erupting in excitement and organizing a search for the perpetrator who, it is said, escaped. The accused would‑be assassin faces rough handling if caught.
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Laraverre
Reynolds
White County
Bids Opened for Fort Wayne Government Building Steam Plant
The supervising architect of the treasury opened bids for the Fort Wayne government building steam heating and ventilating system. Cookhorn & Co of Baltimore bid 7190 dollars, Wm Kitpar & Son of Cincinnati 8425, Madden & Cox of Fort Wayne 38575, Kruz & Baldwin of Milwaukee 6976, L I Pope & Co of Chicago 7980, Bartlett Haywood & Co of Baltimore 8140.
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Washington
Supervising Architect
the Treasury
Fort Wayne
Cookhorn & Co
Baltimore
Wm. Kitkap & Son
Cincinnati
Madden & Cox
Kruz & Baldwin
Milwaukee
L. I. Pope & Co
Chicago
Bartlett, Haywood & Co
Death of Ex Sheriff Miller Noted Journalist and Antislavery Pioneer
April 19 Lauth Breno reports ex sheriff B F Miller aged seventy seven dies Wednesday in this city. Miller among nation’s oldest journalists. He founded the antislavery paper the Philanthropist in 1885 western Pennsylvania. He helped publish it in Cincinnati with James G Birney and worked with Schuyler Colfax and Bayard Taylor was his employer.
New York Bank Statement Shows Shifts in Reserves
The weekly bank statement lists Reserve up by 3 375 875, loans down 8 614 600, specie up 2 009 800, legal tenders up 1 445 000, deposits up 487 700, circulation down 36 700. Banks hold in excess of 25 percent.
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New York
Washington and Congress Developments in April Sessions
In Washington April 19 to 21, measures pass and debate on tariff, arbitration boards, and Indian affairs unfold. Crary of Kentucky submits a conference report on a broad hemispheric conference. the house approves a boards of arbitration bill with terminology changes. Democratic caucus debates tariff timelines. Dakota and other territorial bills advance in Senate. The house later backs Indian education funding and Bible teaching in native languages at schools.
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Washmerton
Crary
Kentucky
United States
South and Central America
Haiti
San Domingo
Empire
Brazil
Cannon
Ilinois
Boards of Arbitration
House Committee On Agriculture
Boards of Trade
House
Carlisle
Randall
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
Washieron
Wasamerton
Senate
Yeas
Platte
Akron
Springer
Illinois
Alaska
Bayne
Pennsylvania
Waserneton
House Committee On Elections
Wm. Vandever
California
Commissioner of Pensions
Felicienne Gustave
Emil FE. Manchester
New Orleans
Emil Manchester
Myers reports strong Democratic support across Indiana
Inrawa Pois Indiana dispatches Democratic candidate W B Myers says he has toured the state except the western strip and finds democracy eager for Cleveland with no regard to platform. He expects Bynums name not to be presented and notes Matson as only opponent as Cobb canvassing little. He foresees an enthusiastic harmonious state convention with public rivals but amicable results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inprawa Pois
Ind
Hon
W. B. Myers
Cleveland
Bynum
Matson
Cobb
Elso
Assault by rejected lover wounds Ida Wittenberg in Brywoup
Ida Wittenberg, 18, was dragged by Ed Chamberlain at her Brywoup home after a singing school. Chamberlain shot her in the mouth as she resisted at the kitchen door. Murray, her companion, aided her as Chamberlain fled and remains at large.
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Brywoup
Ind
Ida Wittenberg
John Murray
Lord Lonedale’s Arctic Quest Returns To Winnipeg
Winnipeg residents recall Lord Lonedale’s Arctic journey as a nine days’ wonder. Juonadale’s valet reached the city with much of the outfit after parting from Lonsdale at Green Lake due to a lack of dogs. The valet reports the lord will continue north with Indian half breed guides and is confident of success.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Lord Lonedale
Arctic Circle
Juonadale
Lonsdale
Green Lake
Prince Albert
Lord Lonsdale
Pioneer James Stewart Killed in Wagon Runaway
James Stewart, a 72 year old pioneer of Wasasa Indiana, was fatally injured when his horse ran away on Falle avenue. The wagon wheels crushed his body, fracturing his right thigh and causing severe head injuries. He cannot live.
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Wasasa
Ind
James Stewart
Falle Avenue
Dagan and Bird Fined for Oleomargarine Use in Hotel
In Spinnership Ohio on April 21 Dagan and A Bird prominent hotel proprietors were fined sixty dollars and costs each and sentenced to ten days in jail for serving oleomargarine without posting notice in the dining room.
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Spinnership
Ohio
Dagan
A. Bird
Emperor in critical condition amid world events
Bulletin from Bern reports the emperor's fever rising and overall condition weakening. A royal wedding may be postponed or buried due to his health, and Berlin notes possible death with resignation. Londons and Paris items recount a bicycle race and a constitutional commission vote.
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Bern
Henry
Prussia
Irene
Hesse
London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Berlin
Loxpon
W. A. Rowe
W. Wood
Jasrow
Wood
Paris
Jhe
Rioters Clash With Police in Skib Bocen Angers Residents
Rioting broke out at Skibbocen last night and continued until 2 o clock this morning. Police used batons as the mob stoned them. Several persons were injured. Dustin reports from April 21.
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Dustin
Skibbocen
Deaths Reported to City Undertakers Since Saturday
A list of recent deaths from pneumonia to heart disease is reported, including Joseph W. Challenger 65, Thomas Tigar 6, Otto Steiger 39, Timothy Hogan 61, infant Bessie Haynes 2 months, Albert Darrooh 16, Annie Kline 8 months, Elgar Braden 44, Otto Kintz 1, McDonald child 4 months, Harriet Rehrer 44, T. J. Rodabaugh 2, Ph Walker 34, Fred Bucker 74, foundling at St Vincent orphanage 4 months, Jerry Worley 39, Celina Pressler 60.
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Joseph W. Challenger
Thomas Tigar
Otto Steiger
Timothy Hogan
Bessie Haynes
Albert S. Darrooh
Annie F. Kline
Elgar J. Braden
Otto Kintz
Kim T. McDonald
Harriet Rehrer
T. J. Rodabaugh
Ph. Walker
Fred Bucker
Foundling
St. Vincent Orphanage
Jerry Worley
Williamsport
Celina Pressler
Whitley County
Detective buys bloodhounds for Ohio trail work
Detective John T. Norris of Springfield purchases from the Chattahoochee Brick Company for 2008 a pair of thoroughbred bloodhounds named Nip and Tuck. The Redbone stock dogs will be taken to Ohio to trail justice for stolen horses and convict escapees. A trained colored handler will accompany them to oversee training and field work.
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Atuana
John T. Norris
Springfield
Chattahoochee Brick Company
Ohio
Norris
South
Bright School Teacher Dies After Fire
Miss Bertha Celia Evard, a young schoolteacher at Fitzgerald school in Milan township, died of burns suffered when her dress ignited by a stove. She ran to a nearby farm, but flames consumed her clothing and body. Funeral services were held with a large turnout of students and community members.
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Milan Township
Miss Evard
Evard
Bertha Celia Evard
St. Joe Township
Bacher
W. F. Yocum
Union Chapel
M. E. College
Walter Carver
Church Sensation at Wabash Ind Love Feast Turmoil
In Walass Indiana at an African Methodist Episcopal church a love feast ended in threats from Tom Turner a local horseman toward Rev. A M Collins of Indianapolis. Turner blocked the doorway with revolvers until the pastor was escorted out. He then attacked John Moody a colored youth but Moody repelled the assault. Turner recently divorced and jealous of Collins whom he blamed for his wife’s departure.
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Turner
Mr. Collins
Abduction of Eliza Nixon Stuns Wicurra Kansas
An 82 year old heiress, Mrs. Eliza Nixon, was abducted from her home in Wicurra. Four unknown men first spoke with her about a lawsuit, then two men returned with a cab and drove off with the elderly woman. A neighbor witnessed the abduction. police have no lead on her whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicurra
Kan
Eliza Nixon
Mrs. Nixon
New Brazilian Ministry Aims at Abolishing Slavery This Year
A Rio Janeiro letter notes the new ministry plans to abolish slavery this year and improve finances and currency. Liberal leaders express support, while the program’s goals meet with widespread satisfaction.
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New York
Rio Janeiro
Herald Saga
Depot Blown Up Near Wabash by Dynamite
In Urbana Indiana Tuesday night a dynamite blast destroyed the Cincinnati Wabash and Michigan railway depot. Locals had donated land for a new depot after funding promises, but the company never rebuilt. The agent had warned of an impending attack and asked protection, but received no action.
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Wasasa
Ind
Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan Railway
Urbana
Death of Dr. Agnew Physician to President Garfield
New York reports Dr. Agnew died at 2 45 this afternoon. He served as physician to President Garfield in his final illness and was renowned in medical science for his skill.
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Alfred O. Cox
Alderman Corkling
Col
Frederick A. Conkling
Oakum
Conkling
Agnew
Sands
Reecee Cockling
Albany
N. Y
Utica
Oneida County
Uties
United States Senate
New York Assembly
Ira Harris
Senate
Garfield
Port of
New York
Platt
Robertson
Blaine
Mr. Blaine
Mr. Conkling
Gasoline Fire Endangers Woman in Milan Township Kitchen
At West Washington street residence Mrs George H Loesch a gasoline stove blaze started by Annie Goebfert left her with severe burns as flames spread to kitchen woodwork. She smothered the fire with help from the fire department and is expected to recover.
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George H. Loesch
Washington Street
Misa Evard
Milan Township
Annie Goebfert
Opening of the National League Season
Chicago defeated Indianapolis 5 to 4, Pittsburg beat Detroit 5 to 2 in 12 innings, Boston edged Philadelphia 4 to 8, and New York shutout Washington 6 to 0. A postgame fist fight in the Chicago game involved Esterbrook and Sullivan, drawing police and an umpire fine of 25 dollars. both players were arrested and face police court.
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Chicagos
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Chicago
Esterbrook
Sullivan
Anson
Daughters Host Grand Reception at Dr Woodworth’s Home
The Woodworth residence on West Berry street opened to five hundred guests who enjoyed a cordial, informal welcome. Laura and Alicia Woodworth wore lace and silk gowns with rose accents, Mrs Woodworth and Miss Annie Ward assisted, and ices cake tea and chocolate were served by a city caterer. The event celebrated the sisters return from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Woodworth
West Berry Street
Laura
Alicia
Mra. O. B. Woodworth
Laura Woodworth
Miss Anda
Clifornias
Democrats Organising in New York Meeting
Representatives of young men's democratic clubs met in New York on April 21 and formed a committee to draft a plan for a national platform of democratic clubs. Members Norton Chase Albany Fuller Lee Brooklyn J P Bartlett Manchester NH Chas Ogden Omaha and J Quincy Beaton started a secret session to perfect the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yonk
Messrs
Norton Chase
Albany
Fuller Lee
Brooklyn
J. P. Bartlett
Manchester
N. H
Chas
Ogden
Omaha
J. Quincy
Beaton
Trades and Labor Council Backed by Grocery Clerks
The Trades and Labor Council notes no abandonment of grocery clerks. It remains bound to uphold past or future Grocery Clerks' association decisions. Early closing was referred to clerks to gain their satisfaction and speed up the movement as workers in the trade can discuss related matters better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades and Labor Council
Grocery Clerks’ Association
Scott brothers plan elevated railroad for suburb outside St Louis
Thomas A. Scott of Kansas City bought 135 acres near Lower Grove Park for 448000 for a New York syndicate. The tract lies near land bought by Samuel J. Scott for 700000. The brothers intend to secure a franchise for an elevated railroad to the area and develop a suburb to St Louis.
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St. Lous
Thomas A. Scott
Kansas City
New York
Lower Grove Hark
Samuel J. Scott
St. Louis
Heirs of Andrew Ervie sue Tiffin Natural Gas over lease
Frypuay April 21 heirs of Andrew Ervie filed suit to set aside the lease on their father's lands. They contend the lease was obtained while Ervie was in poor health and of unsound mind. The case threatens the valuable gas franchise supplying Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frypuay
Andrew Ervie
Tiffin Natural Gas Company
Tiffin
Ervin
McCarthy Couple Adopts Leonard Gaylord in Court Ruling
In Judge O'Rourke's court Mr. and Mrs. Erastus F. McCarthy formalize an adoption of Leonard Gaylord. The ruling grants legal guardianship and parental rights to the McCarthys amid a standard proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. Erastus F. McCarthy
Leonard Gaylord
O’rourke
Local notices and updates from Noble county area
Dr Outchall of Arcola recovers from illness. John H Kelker and Mary Brown licensed to wed. Judge O’Rourke divorces Carrie Hill from John Hill. Michael Sonenberg sues Caroline Molette et al for quiet title. County Surveyor Wiley on J H Basa farm east of city. Assessors hunt dogs. taxpayers complain. Several marriages, deaths, and business changes listed alongside church and rail developments. Ringing updates on local politics, loans, and public works appear throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Outchall
Arcola
John H. Kelker
Mary Brown
O’rourke
Carrie B. Hill
John D. Hill
Michael Sonenberg
Caroline Molette
Wiley
J. H. Basa
New Farm
Emil Ternet
Emily Gladieux
Henry Kohn
Mary Kellermeyer
Fire destroys Findlay glass plant in massive blaze
Fridlay April 21 a big blaze ripped through Baker and Gappan owned Findlay window glass factory and pioneer glass plant. The 8000 mass of flames overwhelmed the main building though the pack in room ovens and warehouse were saved. Loss is at least 30000 with 25000 insured. About 100 men lose jobs as the firm plans immediate rebuild and expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fridlay
Findlay Window
Baker & Gappan
Pioneer Glass
Loas
Fire devastates planing mill and eleven homes in Hasgnissrae
Early morning blaze destroyed H. H. Fisher's planing mill and eleven nearby dwellings in Hasgnissrae. Loss valued at $86,000 with under $20,000 insured. Officials say sparks from a passing locomotive caused the fire. In Corwin Indiana a Romney store operated by O E Sutton burned down last night at 11 o clock. Loss about $1,200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasgnissrae
H. H. Fisher
Corwin
Ind
O. E. Sutton
Romney
Two Men Claim Murder Warrants In Beaver Falls Case
William A. Davidson and James Confer, self confessed murder suspects, went to the county jail in Cleveland to tell Sheriff Sawyer they were wanted in Beaver Falls Pennsylvania for the shooting of a man named Doyle at a disreputable resort last Saturday night. They were jailed and the mayor’s dispatch ordered holding them on murder charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
William A. Davidson
James Confer
Sawyer
Bender Falls
Doyle
Beaver Falls
Don Piatt to Edit Belford's Magazine
Don Piatt will edit Belford's Magazine a new monthly devoted to general literature science and free trade It will appear soon with contributors J G Carlisle Henry Watterson Henry George Julian Hawthorne Frank Hurd David A Miller Professor Summer J B Moore General Boynton and Edgar Fawcett
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Piatt
New Yeak
Belford’s
J. G. Carlisle
Henry Watterson
Henry George
Julian Hawthorne
Frank Hurd
David A. Miller
Professor Summer
J. 8. Moore
General Boynton
Edgar Fawcett
Lake Superior ore makers visit Pittsburg to push cheaper supply
Michigan Iron Ores and Pryrapure held an important meeting with Pittsburg producers to show ore can be supplied locally at lower cost than imports. A follow up meeting is planned in a few weeks.
The Oil Fire at SantineL Friday Destroys Property
A Friday oil fire in Tr: SantineL caused total property loss. Officials refuse to disclose the total loss amount. Measures are being taken to stop the company from reoccupying the site for its dangerous operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santinel
Knights of Labor to Replace Locked Brewers
Master Workman Quinn of D A 49 says the Knights will take the Brewers' places wherever possible after the Brewers union did not respond to his call for a sympathetic strike previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yong
Workman Quinn
D. A. 49
Knights
Child Burned to Death Near Parmours Farm
Mary Cartwright three years old, daughter of Albion Cartwright, was playing near a cook stove three miles west of Parmours when her clothing ignited. She died shortly after from burns sustained in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmours
Ind
Mary
Albion Cartwright
Here
Chicago Capitalists Invest in Gold Mine Purchase
Chicago capitalists have bought an interest in the Tough and Stobie gold mine for $32,000. Five stamp mills with all necessary machinery were purchased in Chicago for $70,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinaston
Onat
Chicago
Funeral for John R. G. Hazzard Headed in New York City
The funeral of prominent Tribune journalist John R. G. Hazzard was held today at St. Ann's Church New York with Archbishop Corrigan and assisting priests leading the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Youk
John R. G. Hazzard
the Tribune
St. Ann’s A Church
Corrigan
End of Granite Cutter Lockout Reaches Agreement
After more than a year of struggle the granite cutter lockout ends as manufacturers agree to restore former price levels. The settlement returns pay scales to what they were before the dispute began in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Completion of Sweatwater Dam Celebrated in National City
San Diego California April 21 reports the formal observation of the Sweatwater dam and city water works completion. The dam is said to be the highest in the United States with a cost of 800000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
National City Water Works
United States
Fire Destroys Balts Street Furniture Factory in Cincinnati
A blaze in Cincinnati on Betts Street near Freeman Street destroyed the Balts Street Furniture factory in the drying room at 10 o clock last night. Loss estimated at 60000 dollars, fully insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Balts Street Furniture Company
Betts Street
Freeman Street
Building Permits Issued For Barn And Home Additions
William Volmer received a permit to build a barn on lot 93 in Lewis' addition with costs listed at $25. J H Rodenbeck was authorized to add to his house on lot 155 in Hanna's addition at a cost of $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Volmer
Lewis
J. H. Rodenbeck
Hanna
The President's Sister Arrives in Washington
Miss Cleveland arrived in Washington and was met at the station by Mrs. Cleveland. She was driven to the White House and will remain there for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Man Settles Early Morning Grain Pickle
In St Louis on April 21 Mr Moses Flahly faced a claim of being short 8 000 000 bushels of corn and wheat. He appeared in the grain pit this morning as active as ever and is paying in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Moses Flahly
Senator Stanford's Yearling Dies After Fire
Norraine, Senator Stanford's prized yearling filly, died yesterday after suffering severe burns in the Valo Alto fire Tuesday night. The death marks a grim aftermath of the blaze that swept through Mayrreto, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Mayrreto
Cal
Death of a Hotel Man
Mr. John A. Rice, proprietor of the Tremont House in Cutoaco, died this morning after a brief illness. He had operated the Tremont for many years and was a respected local figure. Services are planned for the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutoaco
John A. Rice
Tremont House
CHICAGO MAYOR TO PROSECUTE SUNDAY SALOONS
Catcaco April 21 Instructions have been given to the police to watch tomorrow for saloons defying the Sunday closing law and to notify proprietors that it is a violation. No arrests will be made tomorrow but next Sunday any saloon open will be immediately arrested. The mayor will announce that he will enforce the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catcaco
Ixpimnavotis Democrats Hold Primary Delegates
In Ixpimnavotis Indiana April 21 both Matson and Myers claim a governor delegate majority. Myers supporters put 45 of 71 delegates, rivals claim five sevenths. Fifth ward elected O C McGannon 42 17 and McDonald also named. Resolutions endorse Governor Gray for vice presidency. English wins Eleventh ward state delegate by acclamation. Several convention contests expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McDonald
McGannon
Gray
McDonald
Wm. H
English
Bright Eyed Baby Boy News and Local Moves
Oscar Palmer is the happy father of a bright eyed baby boy. EH O Loveland left for Kansas Monday and expects to reside there. Mrs B Federspiel, visiting Cecil Ohio, returned home Friday. Robert Castle Jr returned home last week and will stay a while. Doc Newby is doing honors over a bouncing baby girl. George Johnson injured his hand at a handle factory and now nurses it in a sling. Clark family from Town hosted J Jackson then left for Cleveland Ohio. Mrs Charles Schnitker of Antwerp Ohio visited her mother Mrs Stuts and returned home. Temperance topics and sermons were discussed at services Sunday morning and evening. Mossy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Palmer
O. Loveland
Kansas
Mrs. B. Federspiel
Cecil, O
C. ©. Clark
Town
J. Jackson
Cleveland
Charles Schnitker
Antwerp
Stuts
C. B. Stemen
Fort Wayne
M. E
J. W. Younga
Tailor Dies After Fall From Stair at Saloon Corner
A dying man found at 11 o clock near Batchelder s saloon in the Breen block died after a fall from a stairway to a brick sidewalk. Walker aged about twenty four, once a tailor s helper, was taken to hospital and died at 6 30 the next morning amid suspicions raised by a similar fate of another visitor at Mrs Yahney s apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batchelder
Breen
Calhoun and
Lewis Streets
Bence
Ocen
Yahney
Walker
Thal Hospital
Barr Street
Mr. Walker
Fowles
East Washington Street
Huntington to Hold Northern Indiana Poultry Show in 1889
Ren F Biliter and Danial Christian attended the Northern Indiana Poultry association election in Fort Wayne. Huntington won the bid to host the next annual exhibition at the rink January 30 to February 5 1889. New officers include President J B Neiser Recording secretary W D Page financial secretary Ren F Biliter.
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Governor Prohibits Bull Fighting in Guanajuato State
General Gonzales now governor of Guanajuato declares bull fighting demoralizing and wasteful. He calls large expenditures for rings improper and harmful to education manufacturing and public order, and imposes a swift ban on the sport in the state.
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A Woman Licensed to Do What Makes a Man Weak
An 19th century ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as highly beneficial for women and families, claiming it empowers women while simultaneously warning of harmful deeds. The copy links licensure to causing distress and illness, then pivots to a sales pitch urging readers to take the product now for body benefit.
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