American Association elected president in Detroit meeting
Frederick Ward Putnam was named president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science at Detroit with Boston set as the 1898 meeting site. Other items note crimes, trials, and corporate notices across the United States and overseas.
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Ward
Putnam
Hervard
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Detroit
Boston
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Monahan
Baltimore
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Eaton Potter
Schenck’s Station
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Robert Stanley
Nashle
Lane
Virginia
Pom Kwang Soh
Privy Council of
Corea
Washington
United States
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Hamburg
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Col
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Eddie McDuffie
Tunis Lumber Company
Star Pointer
Buffalo
N. Y
George Wilson
Myers
Hickeville
Pineville
James
Caleb Tatfield
Joe Mallard
Bank of
American Bankers’ Association
Mich
Lowry
Atlanta
Anarchist Angiolli Sentenced to Garrote in Madrid Court Martial
The Madrid court martial found Michel Angiolli guilty of the Canovas del Castillo assassination and sentenced him to garroting in the prison. About 200 people attended as he stood manacled, with witnesses' declarations read and his written statement presented to the court.
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Dresden
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Savannah
McKinley
Twenty-first Regiment
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Plattsburg
N. Y
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Seidloe
Russia
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Canovas del Castillo
Spain
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Frost
South Dakota
California
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H.C. Hansbrough
United States
North Dakota
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Washington, D.C
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New York
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Geneva
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Thessaly
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association of America
Coney Island
E. L. Snyder
Wisconsin
Madisone
Massachusetts Benefit Life Association of Boston
Gerry Lumber, Company
Eagle River
Wis
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U.S. A
Washington
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Colorado
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Nelson A. Miles
Europe
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del Castillo
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Foggia
Marseilles
Barcelona
Jose Santos
Corinthia
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London
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Lieut. Gorrin
Treend
Rage Riot Blazes in Perry County Arkansas Killing Three
A race riot near Paolarm station thirty miles from Little Rock ends with three dead and several wounded. Victims include Harrison Kerr and Charles Peters, while Charles Andry dies from a heart wound. J T Clark Jr and R D Owens suffer critical injuries.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Paolarm Station
Harrison Kerr
Charles Peters
Charles Andry
J. T.clark, Jr
R. D. Owens
White
Perry County
Snow Envelops Wilmot Turning Stoves On Amid Frost
A snowstorm west of Wilmot South Dakota brings two inches of snow by evening and blowing grain and gardens. Heating stoves go in full use as temperatures plummet and locals note August snow is unusual. Nearby reports include Gen Miles delaying return to witness maneuvers and cautions from Green Bay bishop about Sunday picnics and festivities.
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G. D
Miles
Washington
Nelson A. Miles
Europe
Secretary of War
Russia
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Green Bay
Wis
Mesamer
Diocese of
Aloo
Oates
Two Perambulators and a Pink Pram Caper
Jack Vinton wheels a pink lined perambulator with a sleeping nephew while a parade of errands and delays unfold at Silverman Co. Jack meets a bustling nurse and a quick change of plans ends with a lively scene as a young aunt claims the child for supper and bed.
Lost Baby In Perambulator Mix-Up At City Store
Nora mistreated and Mrs. Allison contend over a swapped infant in a bustling scene. Jack Vinton discovers a misdelivered child as a pale woman confronts him. The two couples realize they have exchanged perambulators and claim the baby swaps.
Thosey Harvey Endorses Micro Germs Medicine
In a recent letter, Thosey Harvey commends Micro Germs as a highly valuable medicine for stomach and liver troubles, heart palpitations, and nervousness. The 69 year old signer expresses strong personal belief in its effectiveness.
Testimony on Micro Germican Trial Comes into Question
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a witness named Harvey and a Bay location. It mentions testimony being shut and merits of a case about Micro Germican to be defended.
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Harvey
O.the
Modern Remedy Co Ad from Attica Indiana
An advertisement announces sales by J B and F A Powell Henry III for the Modern Remedy Company of Attica Indiana. It promotes price one dollar and asks readers to write for a booklet with no imported testimonials.
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Indiana
Death notice and letters on Mrs Thompson's passing in 1897
A condolence letter from W. B. Jacons to Brother Thompson mourns the death of Mrs Thompson. It reflects on her spiritual influence, confirms postponement of a convention date to September, and offers prayers and support for the bereaved.
Death of Mrs Swendeman Aug 14 1897 in Pontiac
Jane Williamson Vail Swendeman wife of William G Swendeman died after a long illness at her southside home on Saturday August 14 1897. The funeral was held Tuesday at nine o clock from the house with Rev D K Campbell and interment at Payne cemetery near Chenoa. She leaves a husband two brothers and a sister. Born October 2 1833 in Rahway New Jersey she lived in Rabway Henry Illinois and Livingston County before moving to Pontiac. She joined the Second Presbyterian church at 17 and remained loyal to her faith. She married William Gwandenen August 26 1875 and was widely esteemed for her devotion and patience. Her sister Mrs J W Hoagland and brothers B O and Clarkson Vail survived. The Pontiac Sentinel notes her peaceful death as the death of the righteous.
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Wm Swendeman
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Slater
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Rabway
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Henry
Illinois
Second Presbyterian Church
Mott
Livingston County
Mra J. W. Hoagland
William Gwandenen
Weston
Hoerend
Pontiac Sentinel
B. O
Clarkson Vail
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