Extensive Lebanon works burn. 80 men lose meals
The Lebanon Pennsylvania nut and bolt works employing 80 men burned Sunday causing a loss of 8200,000. A Chicago area murder, Belfast riot, and a long service record for James Marra are noted in a broad digest of incidents and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Indiana
Indianapolis
Bloomingdale Saguin
New York
Hebron Township
Wisconsin
Janos Dacey
Chicago
Irp
Woodstock
House of
Belfast
Becfast
James Curran
Queo'y Island
Hunday
Catholica
Catholios
Broadway
Ater
Philip Ities
John Seattle
Alexander Stewart
Curran
James MacMurray
Maxwell Found Guilty Murderer of Preller
The jury found Maxwell guilty of murder in the first degree after a long deliberation. The foreman read the verdict at noon, and the defense immediately moved for a new trial on grounds including witness competency and judge’s instructions. Beecher rumor denied. the minister jokes about health while a celebration of an upcoming birth date is mentioned. An advertisement promoting Dr Bosanko’s Coat and Lung Syrup appears along with a grocery listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preller
Maxwell
Prizoner
Pulty
Fountieray
Beecher
Conkl
Drooxurn
Henry Ward Beecher
Mr. Beecher
Plymouth
Hyrope
Lbosanko
Moehel& Moogk
MISS CHAMBERLAIN A Pretty Face in Public Gaze
A New York letter describes Miss Chamberlain as an American beauty noted for her face and charm rather than intellect. It details her refined appearance, elegant manners, European upbringing, and luxury surroundings at the Victorian Hotel, with emphasis on how publicity shapes her fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thora Appaars
Mann
Misa Chamberlain
Hen
Princess of Wales
Miss Chamberlain
Await
Gracy
Europe
Ross
Fugland
Lfe
New York
How 2 Wise Man Built His House
A parable from the Central Law Journal recounts a man seeking neighbors advice on a house. Each adviser offers a different site or style, leading the man to ignore them and trust his own judgment. The moral: pursue your own impression and taste rather than defer to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Law Journal
Hove
New Electric Punishment Device Attracts Attention
A savant Henri Roget of Lyons proposes using electric current as a substitute for corporal punishment. A subject would be strapped to a triangle linked to a battery and a wet whip. The device aims to be milder for a schoolgirl yet adjustable to deliver harsher shocks. Roget seeks approval to test on soldiers. Also recounted is a Washington printing-office anecdote about Chief Justice Taney and a messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri Roget
Lyons
Lhasa
M. Roget
Gen. Boulinger
Wier
Jaris Lester
Furonte Mul
Washington
Justice Tanny
Himy
Paney
the United Statuae
Taney
Roger Bo Taney
Elise
Inspector Byrnes and the most advertised man in New York
A rough interview with Inspector Byrnes describing why he is the best advertised man in New York. He explains reporters chase his arrests, the newsroom ritual, and his career path from patrolman to central office detective. The piece paints Byrnes as shrewd, methodical, and deeply tied to press publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector Byrnes
New York
Dona Mythiaeas
BT Barnin
Dake Slurp
MD. Dacane
Ed Stokow
Byrnes
Yonts
Saga
Paul
Slouthhowndy
Pola
Pons Olla
Nilvantira
Poll Helmn
Fron
Aldowallk Monaurer
Excellant Service
Krvow
Broadway
Cffles
Vidoor
Plumeéy
Yuu Ling
Greony
Mao
Cor
Vite
Speech and satire at Lima Kiln club meeting
In a discussion opening the Lima Kiln club gathering, Bruder Groen and Bradder Geeun are urged to pursue prudent business and honest practices. The Detroit Breeze feature parodies a visiting speaker’s remarks about ethics, debt collection, and modern commerce, ending with a quip about political candidacy and a jab at press rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradder Amazon Greon
Lima Kiln Club
Mother Greon
Bruder Groen
Sam
Desiah
Bradder Geeun
Detroit
Bree Brees
Advertisement laden page with various goods and notices
A crowded 1886 newspaper clipping offers tonics like Athiophoros for rheumatism, coffee and fruits from Burnett Bros and 11 D Post & Co, farm equipment from Robinson Spring Wagon and Kmearson & Talbot, plus Shiloh’s cures and a dissolution notice for Chas Meta & Co. Also promotions for Chautauqua Lake excursions, dry goods from Mrs Stevens, and lawn seed from Burrell Bros.
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Freeport
STONE
Clothier
Stine’s Corner
Freeport, Il
Adamson
Jon Bree Het Suis D
Kundinger & Swigert
Stephenson St
Illinois
Lusioesa
Stouk
Decker Bros
Hallett & Cumston
Stults & Bauer
Eagle & Schaff
Conservatory
Meat Market
City Meat Maree
Stephenson Street
John Kercher
Herata
Kercher's
Brerrell Bros
Rumrele Bodee
Burnin Bios
Burrell Lutoa
Marchisi
Gintaneni
Aule
Swarts Bros
Marva
Washington City
James H. Marra
Jhrat
Stevenson
Marra
William ‘l. Barry
Kentucky
Joeson
Marr
Maryland
Thas Hell
Vilas
Toy Ol Plan
Postimustar
Bia Ollicindl
United States
Universil
Bik Assoviales
Macon
D Post & Co
Heaulys
Greon
Gald
Ted Col. Lagat
Dan
Col. Lamont
L’ashington
Thanma
Oripe
Omathleld
Avenua
Milwaukee
Wis
Roch
Jautlig
Manning Furdrs
HAA
Lexpredm
Athlophoros CO
Wall ST
Rio
Santos
Jaya
Mocha
Burne, Bros
Michigan
Shilot
Witt
Shiloh
Kenedy
Vince
Ewan & Bunting
Fenner & Brown
Grange Building
Kmearson
Rockford
Knights of the Golden Rule
Burnett Bros
Chautauqua Lake
Imnola Central 1. R
Athens
Chisertanagnua
J. ¥. Mathy
Shilom
Laamer & Burrell
HD Vos & Co
W. A. Stevens
D. F. Graham
Burrell Bros
Cts
May Wee
Choley
Linbrovertanta
Peth
Hermitage
Mobrayeri Monarch
Thave
ED Mirkuk
Phig Smith
Nike Tt
Rapa Menlleman’e Lasinese
Samek
AL Baumgarten
Porsdly
Anya
Vortala
Ghitiey
Miss Anna
Will DE Witl Us
Misses Brinkman & Stukenberg Krimbill's
Golenaats
Mohudddwain
M. E. Bordner
Miss Cosgrove
Bordner New Millinery
Ziegler
Mobuuw Tf
Galena Ayrek
H. E. Bogar
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Saul&turner
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