President appoints Addison Brown NY judge for Southern District
A memo reports Addison Brown of New York appointed United States Judge for the Southern District of New York, succeeding Judge Choate who resigned. Other items note Star-route probes, pension arrears, and treasury silver surplus with no circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Brown
New York
United States
Choate
Totten and Snellaberger & Wilson
Washington
Brady
Star-route
United States Treasury
Tyner
Tax National Board of Health
Cincinnati
Evansville
Ind
Indianapolis
Secretary of the Treasury
Walker
Congress
Coal mine managers plan June and July plant shutdowns
A few days ago Pennsylvania coal mine agents met in Philadelphia and agreed to suspend work six days in June and three days in July to prevent overproduction. Other items note Sabbath School assembly in Asbury Park, probate of Thomas A. Scott will, multiple drownings in Jersey City, poet John G. Saxon’s daughter loss, Lydia Dennett’s death in Portland, immigrant arrivals at Castle Garden, and various news on markets, law and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Assembly of Sabbath Schools
The
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Asbury Park
N. J
Thomas A. Scott
Jersey City
John G. Saxr
Brooklyn
Lydia L. Dennett
Portland
Castle Garden
N. Y
Forrest H. Parken
New York Produce Exchange
New York
Burrago
Gorham
Erie County Savings Bank
Baltimore Lawyear
Irish Land Leaguers Imprisoned and Evictions Open Fire
Reports from Kilby Ireland detail Land Leaguers jailed for cattle mutilation while Bodyke evictions drew eighty policemen who faced gunfire from behind fences. Thirty prisoners were seized from a house armed with men. a farmer died from a gun butt and others were injured. Daniel MacSweeney, Falconash Land League President, jailed Kilmainham and threatened U S protection. Archibishop Croke urged Gladstone to halt evictions.
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Land
Ireland
Gladstone
Sarnia
Ont
Turcashier
Paris
Grandenz
Russia
Glasgow
Scotland
Boston
Phoenician
Schonberg
Count von Eulenberg
Chemnitz
Germany
United States
Vienna
Milan
Servia
Alexander
Bulgaria
Severe thunderstorm hits Baltimore and storms sweep West
The afternoon of the 8th brought the severest storm of the season to Baltimore with lightning strikes and toppled trees. A parallel flood in Wheeling, West Virginia, drowned six members of the Frederick Straub family. Other items note a Chicago fasting patient, Ute conflicts in Uncompahgre Valley, a Texas stage robbery, and political balloting in New York and Ohio.
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Baltimore
Wheeling
W. Va
Frederick Straub
Griscom
Chicago
Togo
Fredericksburg
Texas
United States
New York
Sun
Conkling
Jacobs
Wheeler
Cornell
Rogers
Lapham
Scattering
Mr. Platt
Kernan
Depew
Platt
Army of the Potomac
Hartford
Conn
Devens
Detroit
Daniel Dougherty
Sherman
Lincoln
Land’s End
Eng
Ohio
Cleveland
John Sherman
Charles Foster
Turney
Nash
J. G. Richards
Jefferson County
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
James A. Garfield
Itching Humors Cured By Cuticura Remedies
A medical advert claims Cuticura Resolvent and Cuticura Soap cured itching scaly humors and eczema after other doctors failed. It cites F. H. Drake of Detroit and Will McDonald of Chicago noting dramatic improvements and long histories of illness reversed by the remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Drake, Esq
Mfarper and Brothers
Detroit
Mich
Will McDonald
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Cuticura Remedies Featured in Skin Cure Claims
Geo W Brown of Providence Rhode Island reports cure of a ringworm humor acquired at a barber shop after six years of failed treatments. A. Steele of Chicago endorses Cuticura as a miraculous cure, with Weeks Potter marketing the products in Boston. Prices for Cuticura Medicinal Jelly and Resolvent are listed along with soaps and barber bar codes, all available by mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Brown
Marshall Street
Providence
R. I
A. Steele
Chicago
Ilinoia
Weeks & Potter
Washington Street
Boston
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Steencastle Woolen Mills
Putnam County
Greenca
TLE Woolen Mills
Birch & Brother
Reaper i
J. C. Stevenson & Sons
West Side Square
Greencastle, Indiana
Pferera
J. P. Watson
Pastor Ch
Bess T
Crood
Jones’ Drug Store
Frank A. Arnold
Vermont
St. John, N. B
Tur
Stockton
New Mexico
Charles Allison
Poncha Springs
General Sheridan
Fred D. Grant
Grant
Mexico
Albert Clark
Peru
Neb
E. N. Sargent
George Clark
Virginia Readjuster State Convention
William E. Cameron
Petersburg
John T. Lewis
Frank 8. Blair
Cameron
Fads
New Orleans
New York Times
Strake
Lancaster
Michael Hellberger
Canton
Los Pinos
Shavano
Ouray
Daniel Mahoney
Helmer
Lee Curn
Eva H. Lee
Wyoming Territory
Denver
Col
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Mang KE. Nasi
Iowa Greenback
Boyton
St. Paul
Minn
Mississippi River
Dubuque
National Greenback Labor Committee
St. Louis
BE. H. Gillette
Iowa
Lew Crandall
Jesse Harper
Illinois
House of Commons
Dublin
Russell County
Ontario
M. Briingarp
Algeria
St. Petersburg
Sth
Bally Brophy
Garfield
Mian Doab
Persia
Tabreez
Hyde Park
London
Forster
Parnell
Tuk International Typographical Convention
Toronto
Canada
Victoria
B.C
California
Panama
Michael Ryan
Michael Hough
Nenagh Land League
Rio Grande
William James
British Court of Appeals
de la Salaberry
Chambly
Montreal
Imperial Guard
New Caledonia
Sheffield
Mr. Smith
Pittsburgh
Father Mahoney
Erie
Anotuuer
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Road
New England
Wilmington Road
Sullivan County
Foreign Intelligence
Uticura
Calisaya
Iran
Malt Bitters Company
Mass
Renick, Curtis & Co
Greencastle
Prescue
Indiana
Dear & CO
Via
I. Hawkins
Goodwin & Armstrong
Arnett
H. C. Steeg
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