U S Senate In Extra Session Elects New Leaders
In the Senate on the 22nd Mr Manderson resigned as president pro tem and Mr Harris of Tennessee was elected in his place. Nominations from the president include John S Seymour to be commissioner of patents Bilas W Lamorant to be commissioner of the general land office Horace H Lurton to be United States circuit judge and Max Judd to be consul general at Vienna.
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U.S. Senate
Senate
Manderson
Harris
Tennessee
John S Seymour
Connecticut
Bilas W. Lamorant
Wisconsin
General Land Office
Horace HL. Lurton
Tennesses
United States
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Max Judd
Missouri
Vienna
Com- Taintee
Montana
Wyoming
Washington
Samuel E. Moras
Tadious
Paris
C. W Chancell
Maryland
Havre
Allen B. Morse
Michigan
Glasgow
George F Parker
New York
Birmingham
Domestic tragedy and disasters across the nation
A roundup reports multiple homicides and suicides in Texas California Wyoming and Mississippi. Notable events include Tyer town murder suicide and gridley fatality, Laramie shooting, a deadly Oklahoma fire, a cyclone in Mississippi, and a fatal shipwreck in New Jersey. Also notes a New York fence’s death and industry shocks.
Asrwprcats buy NYTimes for 950000 in moonshine fight
Charis B Hunt led Asrwprcats in purchasing the New York Times for 950000 amid a moonshine conflict near Yanville Kentucky. Dick Crowder killed James Meader and John Harp in the dispute. Three other violent incidents follow including fires and multiple murders across several states.
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Oliver Sanders
Neillsville
Wis
Deaths and notable figures in early 20th century notices
Obituaries report editor Con Exuiet Firca Suepano of the Mail and Express dying at 59 in New York from ether before surgery. Col Shepard wed Marguerite Vanderbilt. he led the American Sabbath Union and founded the State Bar association as its first president. Others include Rev Joan Souper aged 95 in Tiffin Ohio after 50 years in ministry, Rev Dr Ashney aged 81 in Milwaukee after 54 years as Episcopal minister, Stephen Stranen a colored man aged 105 in Lovelady Texas, Patrick F. ONeil named for governor by Massachusetts socialists, and Rev Gronord Briss D.D. of Croser seminary dying in Che Pu at 97.
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Con
Exuiet Firca Suepano
The
Mail and Express
New York
Col. Shepard
Miss
Marguerite Louise Vanderbilt
William H. Vanderbilt
Shepard
American Sabbath Union
State Bar Association
Joan Souper
Tiffin
AsHney
Milwaukee
Episcopal Church
Stephen Stranen
Lovelady
Tex
Massachusetts Socialists In
Boston
Patrick F. O'Neil
Revolt and turmoil swirl across world events
A Chilean town was sacked by a band of revolutionists. forty residents died in the ensuing fighting. An arbitration court in Paris works on U S Great Britain seal fisheries disputes. A New Orleans man died by his own hand in Monte Carlo after heavy losses. Russia halted silver ruble coinage as silver trades below paper. Rivett yarn mill in Stockport burned at a loss of 250000 dollars. Rome buzzed as a worker struck King Timurbert near Villa Borghese. French Canadian committees form in Montreal to push annexation sentiment. San Martin volcano in Mexico erupts after a long dormancy. Challemel Lacour elected French senate president replacing Jules Ferry. A Montreal Daily Herald office burned, losses about 125000 dollars.
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T. Freenan
Tyertown
Tex
J. J. Ervers
Mra Christian Onstall
Gridley
Cal
Ervers
Mandelbaum
New York
Canada
Paulouska
Oklahoma
Mexico
George Robertson
eLam
Delaware Bay
Cape May
N. J
Kelly
Miss
Tunica
Cleveland
Supreme Council of the Patrons of Industry
Femston
Detroit
Mich
Br.p Kerrick
Durell
Tae Morgan
Clleveland
Mary E. Abbey
Jesse Hunt
Emma Somers
Mra P
Somers
Dobbins& Darly
Nashville
Tenn
Memphis
New Orleans
Little Rock
Montgomery
Mobile
J C. Davis
Sedalia
Mary
M. A. Miller
Jeffersonville
Ind
Indianapolis
Ella Fugats
J. E. Fugate
Brazil
Carlisle
World’s Fair Commission
Commission
Congress
Louisville
National Association of Skilled Glass
Albert Paulson
New Albany
United States
George Faurot
Lima
General Assembly
Missouri
Maj
C. C. Wroox
Thirteenth Tennessee Regiment
John Morgan
Greenville
Emporia
Kan
PeTce
Register of Deeds Office
Newton
Gxozer W. Srler
Macon County
Oscar
Peoria
Allegretta
Chile
Tar Court of Arbitration
Great Britain
Behringsey
Paris
Monte Carlo
Weill
Rivett Company
Stockport
England
Rom
Ttimbert
Villa Borghes
Montreal
San Martin
Challemel Lacour
Julés Ferry
Daily Herald
Resolutions and incidents span national to local crises
Resolutions for Senate officers were presented but postponed. A committee was tasked to investigate alleged embezzlement by Senator Roachi. Reports note counterfeiters in Little Rock prison, a Choctaw feud clash at Antlers killing ten and wounding fifteen, a Delaware River ice gorge breach causing farm losses, a Minnesota miller’s bankruptcy, a Scranton miner’s familicide, a boiler explosion killing three, the death of ex Confederate Gen Smith, Shepard funeral in New York, forgery claims in Louisville, and a prisoner recapture in Michigan. wars and riots arise across multiple regions with heavy casualties and executions in Honduras.
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United States Senate
W. R. Cox
North Carolina
Richard J Bright
Indiana
Mr. Milburo
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Roachi
North Dakota
Senate
Little Rock
Ark
Antlers
L T
Delaware River
Washington's Crossing
N. J
Delaware
Frans Nicown
Jordan
Minn
Barney McFappen
Scranton
Tur
Conrad Stone
Franklin County
Als
John Burfield
James Ferguson
Crockett Gray
E. Kinsy Smith
Sewarfee
Tenn
Elliott F. ‘Shepard
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
A & Sutton
Louisville
Invine Latinen
Jackson
Mich
Haight
Jerome
Eowanp Sterrett
Aublin
Neb
Abatile
Tatumbia
Honduras
Death of Mrs Thomas Stout in Whitefield Township
Mrs Thomas N Stout was found dead in the road near the Loomis farm in Whitefield township Saturday about 11 30 am. Coroner Morrow and a jury ruled death by heart failure. Anna Louise Weber Stout, born 1856 in Henry, married Thomas N Stout in 1876 and left four children. Funeral held Tuesday at the residence, Rev Hazard officiating, burial at Sugary Grove cemetery.
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Henry
Thomas Stout
C. L. Loomis
Whitefield Township
Hazard
McCullough
Willis O
la Rose
Anna Louise Weber
Louis Weber
Thomas N. Stout
Stout
RK. Y. Hazard
Sugary Grove Cemetery
Death of Linnie Gehr in Grinnell Fire
Linnie E. Gehr, a trimming department worker at Spalding Manufacturing, perished in last night’s fire in Grinnell Iowa. His remains were found among the ruins. he leaves a wife and a baby boy, plus four sisters. The funeral was held in Grinnell and the body sent to Sparland for burial.
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Linnie Gehr
Wyoming
Ill
Post-Herald
Grinnell
Chicago
Spalding Manufacturing Company
Linnie E. Gehr
Linneaus Emiliott Gehr
Minnie E. Gehr
Hern
Sparland
Thor
Linnie
Mra A J Baughman
Minnie
FE. O Swift
Linneaus
Mary Conway
Iowa
Heath
Nancy Wilmot
Walcott
Colorado
Leilla Moorman
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Sarah
York
Nebraska
M. EB
City Council Proceedings April 3 1893 Minutes and Bills
Regular meeting of the city council on Monday April 3 1893 with roll call and attendance. Bills approved include marshal J P Bush nightwatch FE Herr clerk acc E T Disosway and others. Treasurer's report shows balances and disbursements. motion to adjourn to April 19 carried.
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Ity Council
Novor J N. Krenz
D. Vscott
B. H. Hutchins
C Frommel
Harrington
Alex Brown
Clark E.T
J. P Bush
Marshal
E. T. Disosway
Henry Electric Light
Jos Briscoe
Jos McCoy
J Studyvin
Mat Kuss
Gresser
Chas Woodward
A. Worley
H. J
Gregory
Treas
Fromme
Itorney
Ald Hutchins
J. N. Krenz
E. T. Disoswax
Easter Services at St Joseph’s Church Spark Solemn Resurrection Joy
Last Sunday Easter services filled St Joseph’s Church with a devout congregation. The church was lavishly decorated with evergreens and flowers for the occasion. Masses were celebrated at 7 and 10:30 with a special mass in B flat by Dr and Mrs I Corley. The choir included Mrs Mooney and several soloists, with instrumental support from local musicians. The sermon reflected the Catholic view of the Resurrection and the final resurrection at the last day. The service was described as one of the most imposing occasions in the city.
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St. Josepl’s
St Joseph’s
Joseph
I. Corley
Henry
A. Mooney
Mooney
Corley
Funeral of John P Kneip Held at St Marys Church
Last Sunday afternoon the funeral for John P Kneip was held at St Marys church with German service led by Rev Fr Bank. The Western Catholic Union and local band accompanied the procession to Calvary cemetery. Kneip, a longtime area resident, left a wife and two children, a sister in Hennepin, and earlier owned a Princeville store before illness led him to Henry for care. He held $3000 in life insurance and is mourned as an honest man with no known enemies.
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John P. Kneip
John P Kneip
St Mary's Church
Fr. Bank
Knoip
Western Catholic Union
Henry Cornet
Calvary Cemetry
Pall Scarers
Frank Bear
Joseph Schick
Henry Watercott Srt P. Stremle
Michael Wiegand
Conrad Schwartz
Kneip
Peter Klein
Charles Trotwiler
Hennepin
Falesman
J Watercott & Co
C & W. Eddy's
Princeville
Henry
Astna Life Insurance Company
Peane
Opening week dazzles at J Watercott millinery show
The weeklong opening features lavish floral displays including a child with a violet wheelbarrow and a moss covered Old Oken Bucket. Windows showcase hats in new colors and shapes. A large display case of trimmed beauties impresses guests. A church couple, Frank Dawson and Anna Smith, wed after a hymn as Rev. Woolley plans a World’s Fair lecture.
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J. Watercott & Co
Reading and music mark city political eve
A Monday evening gathering drew many attendees including C T U members and a mayoral aspirant with his charming companion. Ys Weekly was read by the president, titled the bell of the evening, with songs and news. Charley Slygh and Frank Bush played violin while Mrs ia played organ.
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C.T. U
Charley Slygh
Frank Bush
Mrs Ia
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