Wayne centennial celebration eyed for August in Ohio
Reports from Deruso z Ohio note heavy interest in the August 7 to 9 centennial events marking General Wayne's 1790s campaign. The program includes a big parade, reunions of Seventh and One Hundredth Ohio, and a grand Army day with state and civic participation. J J Motley leads a major historical allegorical piece for the three days with tableaux of past customs and progress from the Maumee valley.
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Derusoz
Ohio
Wayne
General Gibson
Maumee Pioneers’ Association
Grand Army
J. J. Motley
Red Man
Maumee Valley
Casimir-Perier Elected President of France
Casimir-Perier was elected president of the French republic by the national assembly in Versailles succeeding Carnot who was killed by an anarchist. The vote was close with Casimir-Perier receiving 451 of 884 votes amid left and right caucuses. The session drew diplomats, spectators, and fashionably dressed spectators into a tense chamber. Louise Hudson remains detained in Indiana amid inquiries from Paris Tennessee over her visit to ex President Harrison.
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M. Chal
Inmet Lacour
Senate
Carnot
National Assembly
M. Casimir Porter
M. Brisson
General Fevrier
Galerie Des Tondeaux
M. Challe
Lacour
Harrison
Inptasarouis
Ind
Louise Hudson
Paris
Tenn
Delaware Street
Castoria Through Generations Keeps Gentle Pull
A quoted ad line traces Castoria as a trusted remedy across generations from babyhood to motherhood, noting a consistent preference for its soothing use. The playful refrain reinforces brand familiarity and long standing consumer reliance.
Keystone Democrats at Hazazispora Pennsylvania Convention
The June 27 state Democratic convention met at 12 10 with temporary officers named by the state executive committee. Robert E Wright of Allentown chaired an address and roll call followed by committee appointments. Nomination of William M Singerly of Philadelphia for governor was carried by acclamation. The platform criticized Republican tariff policy and urged revising the tariff to reflect Democratic principles. The Cleveland administration was praised for stabilizing credit and opposing currency debasement. Coxey’s chances in Ohio were discussed with emphasis on strong populist and Democrat support to back him in Congress.
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Hazazispora
Stranahan
Nead
Robert E. Wright
Allentown
R. Jones Monaghan
Westchester
Wm. M. Singerly
Philadelphia
Maurice F. Wilbour
Pennsylvania
Congress
Cleveland
Coumats
Ohio
C. W. Baweel
McKinley
Canton
Coxey
J. W. Lewis
Dr. Skert
Lewis
R. A. Hale
Salem
Taylor
Republicana
Bedlam at Italian meeting over Carnot death in San Francisco
An Italian mass meeting in Garibaldi hall aimed to express regret for President Carnot’s assassination spiraled into near riot. Police protected speaker Joseph Calegari as mobs shouted down French, Italy, and Mafia accusations, with clashes on Broadway and near the Commercial Hotel.
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San Francisco
Garibaldi Hall
Carnot
Joseph Calegari
Bedlam
Italy
Calegoris
Calegaris
Calergaris
Broadway
New Montgomery Street
Commercial Hotel
Charles Borrei
Chapi
Lyons
Postal Service Exam for Clerks and Carriers
Semiannual examination announced for Fort Wayne post office on Saturday August 11 1894 in the United States court room. Applications close July 23 1894. Clerks require at least eighteen years old and carriers must be between twenty-one and forty. Civil service commissioner notes.
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Fort Wayne
United States Court Room
Civil Service Commissioner
Congress Pressed by Coxey Armies for Aid in 1894
Describes pressure on U S lawmakers from Coxey’s industrial army encamped near Washington. Provisions donations decline as members face beggars from Generals Coxey Fitzgerald Galvin and Frye. Ohio members bear the heaviest burden as deserters beg for funds and Congress debates relief actions.
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Wasuixetoy
Congress
Washington
Generala
Coxey
Fitzgerald
Galvin
Frye
Ohio
Faculty changes at State Normal school announced
In Trave Hacks Indiana June 27, the State Normal school reveals next year’s faculty shifts. Mrs Beyers retires from mathematics and is replaced by Professor O L Kelso of Richmond Schools. Miss Anderson takes leave and Professor John Wisely from St Cloud Minnesota will fill English grammar. Miss Foltz and Miss Beck withdraw, while Charles Pulliam of Rockport and Miss Moran of Frankfort join the staff.
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Trave Hacrs
Ind
State Normal School
Beyers
0. L. Kelso
Richmond, Ind
Mary Anderson
John Wisely
St. Cloud
Minn
Foltz
Beck
Stay of Execution Granted in Prendergast Case
Carcaco June 30 Judge Payne grants a stay of execution for Assassin Prendergast as the present hearing continues. The hanging previously set for July 7 is postponed until the hearing concludes.
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Carcaco
Payne
Prendergast
Strike disrupts Philadelphia cigar makers
About 1,000 to 1,200 Philadelphia cigar makers are on strike demanding a $1 per 1,000 rise and union control of shops. The page also promotes Nickel Plate travel options and a wedding report from 20 West Williams Street, noting Miss Desa Ball and Charles Hood wed at 2 pm. It mentions rates for National Educational Association in Asbury Park and a pension clerkship in Indianapolis.
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Pat Laperrara
J. W. Donivan
Weat Williams Street
Desa Ball
Charles Hood
Root & Co
J. M. Boggs
Third Presbyterian Church
Asbury Park
N. J
Albany
Hudson River
Linweed Park
Yamles
Ghia
Nickel Plate Road
Vermillion, C
Linwood Park
Mer
B. F. Horner
Hand Hoes of Various Shapes A Portable House For Tools
In the garden article T Grei discusses selecting the right hoe for efficient work. He notes that wheel hoes cannot fully replace hand hoes and stresses choosing hoes suited to each task and user preference.
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T. Grei
Transformations for hoes seed house and fodder tips
A reader suggests reshaping an old hoe into a sharper right angled blade, plus other transformations for weeding and gardening tools. A compact portable tool and seed house is proposed for convenience, with storage for seeds and a wheelbarrow. Advice on fodder: grow corn or clover, cut on sunny days, use hay caps, and store in a barn or silo, with emphasis on tedder use to reduce losses. Black Minorcas breed notes highlight their utility and beauty.
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Michigan
J. F. Gillett
Greiner
Webb Donnell
Prize Winning Black Minorcas in Prairie Farming
The article describes prize winning Black Minorcas with distinctive features and strong egg production, noting their early maturity and hardiness. It cites Prairie Farmer advice on hay crop care and uses a humorous anecdote about John Allen, then reports the marriage of William Saylor and Mary M. Wright in Fort Wayne.
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J.S Ainslie
William Saylor
St Joe
Mary M. Wright
Fort Wayne
Chinchbug Pest Control and Crops Notes
Kansas and western states report chinchbugs ruining grain fields until Professor Snow at the University of Kansas outlines using an infectious disease to spread among them. Counties employ workers to apply the remedy, and a short course trains others in its use. Celery culture at Michigan station shows flooded beds yield robust, blight-free plants, while unwatered beds blight and stay short. Alfalfa is described as the west’s richest, heaviest yielding forage plant.
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King
Dreier & Bro
Fred Miller
Irving, IL
Bucklen
Kansas
Snow
University of Kansas
Michigan Station
When to Cut Timothy Hay for Different Uses
A Wisconsin correspondent to Prairie Farmer advises cutting timothy hay by purpose and timing. For farm feeding keep greener for milk cows and young stock, while baling requires later cut. Begin home use as soon as fully headed, separate early and late cuts, and favor early harvest for better quality and winter resilience.
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Timothy
Wisconsin
Prairie Farmer
Timothy Day
Miss Yzrton Wasa and Claude Wedding Ring Request
In a dialect theater exchange Craupe declares he will not drop the ring, insisting he has it in his mouth as they prepare to proceed with the wedding. The scene centers on trust and readiness for marriage with playful banter.
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Pullansiara
Steph
Micdooks
Treasseote
John" W. Hayes
Hastings
Neb
Main
Quin
Wright - Mage
Beveral
Yecton
Indiana Post
Favedwood
East Chicago
Senguilla
Binion
Tacler
Phia
Pity
Marine
Polat
Mim Ol
Dun
Edinburg
Cok
Goaben
Old Umrao
Greencastle
Old B
Greensburg
Hammond
Mineral Springs
Kentland
New
Lawrenceburg
Man
Ligonier
Old
Michigan City
Ragopimes
Few
Eeblesville
Merth
Manchester
Petersburg
Red Key
Ek ‘ Renselner
Rockgort
Tell. City
Union City
Veray
Warsaw
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Fort Defiance
Auglaize
Maumee Sivers
Aripar Gander
Ition
France
M. Casimir-Perier
French Republic
Chamber
Depu Bien
BM. Carmot
Vic
Castoria
Misa
Aho
Keystone Democrats
Harrisburg
Tion
W. J. Quinlan
Marion
Father Kordt
Sheldon
Hanks
Mathematiciim
Indian Normal
Assassin Prendergast
Bis
Cigar Makers
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Boston
the National Educational Association
E. F. Dalman
Hia
Pension Department
Indianapolis
California Fig Syrup Co
C. FE
Clevelana
Horner
Schenectady, N.Y
Brockville, Ont
Eee Parker
Druzgirts
Parker
Exery Bousy
Frommengtien
Chrontara Iren
H.F. Deino
Columbus
England
New York Herald
John Allen
Mr. Allen
Maxim
Rancho del Paso
Madaket
Mazim
Chamberlain
J. E. Hare
Trenton
Tex
Lake Erie
D&was
Beaver
McAllisterville
Juniata Co
Claude
James Pyle
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