Fires, crimes and disasters fill a crowded news page
Long list of incidents from the period reports arsons, drownings, suicides, deaths in accidents, industry strikes, and fires across towns like Tarentum Montgomery Tipton Norfolk and Philadelphia. Mentions include a massacre intent and a plan for Sioux land negotiations alongside political appointments and public notices.
Emigration Plagues Globally Among Conflicts and Fires
A sweep of reports from the 17th details cholera in the Philippine Islands with massive casualties, emigration surges from Liverpool to the Americas, and Nihilistic plots in Russia. Other items include mine disasters in Austria, fires in Canada and Germany, and various crimes and social disturbances across Europe and North America.
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Philippine Islands
Paris
Boulgngist Party
Liverpool
Argentine Republic
United States
Rothschild
Tiefblau
Austria
Yellow River
Blize
Wang and
Bistritz
Hanoury
Queenstown
America
Petersburg
Ireland
Iroquoia
Canada
Quebec
France
Bovianorr
Hoelglum
Illinois Senate progresses on county boards and criminal act updates
The Illinois Senate passes bills to rotate half the county board members annually, regulate primary elections, and set nine directors for county mutual hive stock insurers. It adds rape and arson to habitual criminal offenses, imposes life imprisonment with parole after three such convictions, and discusses tax and court provisions as well as a ship canal survey proposal.
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Senate
Boards of Supervisors
Farmers’ County Mutual Hive-Stock Insurance Companies
Miller
Illinois
Congress
Secretary of War of the
United States
Michigan
Superior
Chicago
Duluth
Hovsy
McLaughlin
Luther Dearborn
Springfield
Elgin
Juin Jo Teefey
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Mount Vernon
Sfenate
Stratton
Jefferson County
Court House
Ihils
Dashed to Death in New York Telegraph Pole Accident
Two men Kurly and Reilly, workers from the Bureau of Incumbrances, were dragged from a third story window at the St Omer Hotel Sixth Avenue and Twenty third Street by a rope attached to a falling telegraph pole. One died at a police station the other was injured and sent to New York Hospital with multiple fractures and serious wounds. Contractor Busby and Inspector Roth faced arrest. Busby was released while Roth was sent to the coroner.
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King
Joseph King
Montgomery
Pease
Figen
Everett
Burlington
Otter Island
Manse
New Haven
Conn
Na Academy of Science
Tipton
Charlie Hayes
Mamie
Virginia
Pgs
Cheney
Wvt
Bropgxicx
Chester Col
Rondout
Colt
Isabell
Kand
Northern Express
Brainerd
Minn
Cleveland
Michigan Southern
Steubenville
Tz Iadies
Chicago Free Kinder Association
St. Paul’s Universalist Church
W. A. Froebel
Norfolk
Jon Hostetter
Campballs
Cautxs Brer
Franklin
Jacksonville
Fin
Isaac
Henry Bexneworr
Abe
Old Carroll
Knoxville
Waa
Les Carroll
Carrollton
Dowa W Marswang
Petersburg
Wile
Richard Cape
Crawfordsville
Ind
H. Bwift
Leriford
Dale
Ala
New York
Donna
Union Vetre Union
Washington
Philip H. Sheridan -Arna
Spalding
Bis
Chicaoaths
Bowling Green
Mieburgh
Mlachi Allen
Mill
Fort Smith
Mirren Grown
Vasmnes
Gertrude Downey
Princeled
New York City
East Bank
Mocth
Ffth Street
le Basxer
Boston
Checker of
Jamon Reed
Chicago
Borthern Colorado
Middletown
United States
Hinckley
Huron
D. T
John Flake
Jared
Isaac Trew& Co
Attica
Simon Heuty
Oakes
Wipnessis Taveling
Miss Woods
Miss Baldwin
Miss Brown
Miss Lewis
Oklahoma
Purcell
Pattersonville
Frank Hancock
Blue Run
Dewison
Williams & Co
Hide and Leather Dealers
Missouri
Delaware Breakwater
Deal
Wth
Danmark
Dean
Detroit
Michael Cunningham
Dunmore
Patrick County
Wanupaco
Wis
Marion
Minneapolis
Rave Sryx
Wilborn Noah
Lebanon
C Kt Williams
Blamark
Hubbard & Conley
Elkton
Stock Island
Marshalltown
Michael Porinski
Michael Cronicle
San Fradetero
Toledo
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Massachusetts
Julian PaulcEvonte
Monongahela
Samo
Womax
Spring Lake
Alexander Schmalz Reid
Carthage
Fouacid Aas
MF Hag
Canada
NewMas
Indiana
Mexico
Gazette
Lima
John Steiner
William McClain
Drummond Wilson
Nev W G Wilson
Guthrie
Ney Station
Santa Fe Road
Cintonville
Lahy Shore
Buckhbee
Pototo
Antigo
Halfax Court House
van Scott Bailey
Colorad
Bailey
Orimoe
Eugenia
Bensatipet
Ibram GG Newton
Bank of Cammeres
Buffalo
Onford
South Florida
Wilita
Hermann Wausnen
Berlin
Rockland
Dave BaLvene
Birmingham
New Trovidenee Ind
Grand Rapids
Mieh
Vincent Richainson
Sharperas Treencral Electric Company
Albany
N. Y
Lewis Weaver
Impolis
Joux
Kurly
Reilly
Telegraph
St Omer
Sixth Avenue
Twenty Third Street
Themen
Bureau of Incumbrancea
Ktustoy
Thirtieth Street
Railly
Alan
Jiam
Busby
Roth
Karly
Jefferson Market
Michigan girl accused of poisoning parents over stage career
In Manisse City Michigan on April 1 a 34 year old Matilde Williams admitted to doctors she poisoned her parents with a tab in a spoonful of rough on rats. James Williams and wife were taken ill. Matilde, the daughter, had allied with a cowboy act and faced opposition from her father and mother who opposed her stage ambitions.
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Michigan
Manisse City
Mfieh
James Williams
Matilde Williams
Mia Williams
Fashion in New York Society Trends and Tombstone Styles
Society notes report fashion shifts in New York with a move from Indian clubs to football, a preference for dark granite monuments over white marble, and a change in letter salutation from My Dear Mr/Miss to Dear Mr/Dear Miss as a sign of greater formality.
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Tax Girls
New York
Miss
Berlin Notes from Mrs Zoller March 1889 Visit
Notes describe a Berlin visit by Mrs Geo A Zoller with detailed tour of Charlottenburg the Frederick the Great era palace the mausoleum and gardens. She recounts church services receptions at clergyman Stuckenburgs lectures on socialism and a Sunday observance discussion led by Countess Waldersee with American and English ladies.
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Berlin
Geo. A. Zoller
Loug
Scotland
Charlottsburg
Prussia
Frederick the Great
Walla
France
Napoleon
Blucher
Victoria
Queen L Louise
Louise
Frederick
Schlosa
Enugilah
Frederic
Stuckenburg
Denver
Col
Texas
Vassar RolSe
Wellesly
St Mary's
Local Notes and Weather Amid Rains and School Election
Weather rides on splendid rains as Channie Griswold struggles. A school election Saturday night chose J. L. Malott director for three years. Lightning hits a Bay Sutherland barn injuring a horse and a colt nearby. Darius Sutherland visits Milo Bradford relatives before continuing home. Religious meeting led by Brother Clement closes with additions and regrets.
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Channie Griswold
Stewart
Shriver
J. M. Ellard
Sherman
Putnam
Kelso
J. L. Malott
Brother Clement
Darius Sutherland
Dallasco
Iowa
Chicago
Milo
Bradford
Brother Joseph
Bay Sutherland
George Ellard
John C. Dougherty
Joshua
Remarkable Nerve The Nervous Health Warning
An early American nerve health warning notes rising nervous disorders including indigestion headaches and sleeplessness. It promotes Dr Miles' Nervine as a non morphine remedy and offers sample bottles at Dr Powell's Drug Store.
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America
Miles
Powell
River News from Sperry on Ice and Steamer Traffic
River News reports from Sperry recount steamer traffic with eight ice barges on Jack Frost and E. M. Norton from Peru to St Louis, Jim Watson carrying eight stone barges to Campville, and other boats. It notes Jack Frost laid up yesterday due to high wind and mentions a spring fish harvest by Princeton youths.
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Jack Frost
E. M. Norton
Peru
St Louis
Jim Watson
LaSalle
Campville
Princeton
E. A. Norton
Louis
Buardatown
la Salle Juniata
Peoria
Hennepin
Sam Sperry
Castoria Recalled in Vintage Ad Phrase
An old advertising line highlights Castoria as a remedy used through generations from childhood illness to motherhood. The repetitive slogan emphasizes Castoria as a trusted product for children and adults alike.
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