Obituary of John Barnard a longtime Henry leader
The obituary recalls John Barnard born 1819 in Genesee region now Monroe County New York, died last week. He lived in Henry, worked in merchandising and farming, served as township school treasurer, and was active in Odd Fellowship Marshall lodge No 63. He left four children, wife died 1872, and his funeral was held at his sister’s home with Rev McLeish officiating.
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John Barnard
Barnard
Ely
Pike
Bridge
Genesee Country
Monroe County
N. Y
Roches
Stathra M. Dickinson
Cinatus
Cortland Co
Charles of
Whiteheld
John
Henry
Frank ‘Kelley
Far West
Washington
George
Rockport
Xasi
Frank Townsend
Clinton
Iowa
James
Lewis
Frank
Kansas
Bernard
Mr B
Presbyterian Church
Thomas
Congregational Church
Chicago
J. H. Jones
W. W. Heath
Hiram Hunter
G.M. Look
Robi. Clark
P.williams
Serets of
Odd Fellowship
Marshall
Odd Fellows
Marllodge No 63
John Barnt
Obituaries and Bereavements in Henry Area
Resolutions of sympathy for a deceased Odd Fellow member are recorded along with obituaries. Johanna Nagel, 73, native of Bettenberg Württemberg, died after a long illness and was buried from St Mary's Church with Rev Gerhardy. George Kroeper, 82, formerly of Henry, died at St Luke's hospital and was buried at Calvary Cemetery. Hiram H L Hartsock, son of Morgan Hartsock, died at age unknown from stomach ulceration with funeral at his residence.
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Johanna Nagel
St Mary's Church
Tr Gerhardy
Bettenberg
Wurtemburg
Johanna Pfister
Anton Nagel
Old Country
Chicago
Henry
Nagel
Josephine Nagel
Miss Nagel
Barbara Foehr
Loda
Frank
George Kroeper
St Luke's Hospital
Streator
Lacon
St Mary’s Church
Gerhardy
Calvary Cemetery
Hiram HL
Morgan Hartsock
McGill
Florid Cemetery
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promotion
An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a universal remedy from rheumatism to burns and wounds. It claims pain relief and healing for humans and animals, with a 50 cent price and sale at Dr Powell's.
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Ballard
Atlantic
Pacific
Lakes
Gulf
Dr Powell’s
Sparland Spars Outshine Greys In Season Opener
Sparland and Greys met in a baseball clash with the Greys dominant. The Greys led from the first inning, Sparland produced only goose eggs, and a rain shower interrupted play during the third and fourth innings. Barr at second base and Glatz pitched well, while the outfielders earned no pay for the game.
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Sparland
Greys
Henry
Glatz
Barr
Rosson
Quaker Lane Notes Include Visits and Picnics
Mr Black visits with friends and pupils while Charles Dennis visits La Salle and Luella Wilson. The district reports a Lake picnic enjoyed by many. Oscar Bumgarner’s house attracts attention as the Lane improves. Joshua Mills travels to Ohio Yearly Meeting. Mae Mills returns from Decatur and Charles Mills leaves for Decatur to teach sciences. Sabina Dickie and her son spend the summer nearby.
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Mr Black
Charles Dennis
LaSalle
Luella Wilson
Bumgarner
Oscar Bumgarner
Joshua L. Mills
Ohio Yearly ,Meeting of Friends
Mae Mills
Decatur
H. C. Mills
Charles Mills
Sabina Dickie
Little Son
Local Social Notes Share Travel and Visited Kin
The column records several residents traveling or visiting relatives across states. Katie Edwards and friend stopped Thursday en route to Sterling then to A. B. Wilson’s. Perry Mills and wife planned a two week Iowa visit. Sarah G. Swaney joined to visit a sister near Mrs M’s former home. Mr Brown, a former teacher, visited H. O. Mills’ family and returned to Stillman Valley to move his mother to Normal. D. R Shinn and wife left for McLean county visiting relatives, passing overnight east of Wonona near Leeds. M. A. Wilson’s parents joined them to Leeds before returning home the next day.
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California
Katie Edwards
Magnolia
Sterling
A. B. Wilson
Perry Mills
Iowa
Sarah G. Swaney
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Lizzie at KE Hofer Home
The social event of the season drew about 60 guests to KE Hofer's home to celebrate Lizzie's birthday with a lake excursion planned by friends. Gifts included a taxidermy birds display from a Chicago friend and a lavish cake laden repast followed by fruit, nuts, and lemonade.
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South Whitefield
Grandpa Jacobs
Walter Storms
Miss Monahan
Whitefield
Ola Hunt
Sadie Gibson
Phillicothe Fair
al Fleetwood
TS. Hunt
Kiefer
Peoria
Hill
Miss Kiefer
Hofer
Lizzie
Chicago
Multiple accidents and fires reported across states
A list of calamities includes a Lutheran picnic poisoning from impure water near Laporte Indiana, a Dubuque editor severely injured by a freight train, a New York City architect fatally hurt remodeling for Columbia College, and Rockford Illinois’ oldest resident dying after a fall. Also reported are a Texan family burned, a Montana? fire in Hamilton Alabama with heavy loss, a Washington treasury waste paper blaze, three tramps killed in an Ohio freight wreck, and the Midway row at Fort Thomas Kentucky burned with substantial losses.
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Laporte
Ind
John T. Ingraham
The
Herald
Dubuque
Iowa
David Mitchell, Jr
117Th Street
Boulevard
New York City
Columbia College
Sarah Twogood
Rockford
Henry Jobson
Mexia
Tex
Hamilton
Ala
Ben Stillman
Midway Row
Fort Thomas
Treasury Department
Washington
City Fire Department
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Road
Millersburg
Paris Figaro Denies Recall Of U S Ambassador Eustis
The Paris Figaro declares no recall of United States Ambassador Eustis. Baron La Barre De Flanders arrives as the new Spanish envoy to Colombia in Bogota. Peru Bolivia protocol signed and Minister Riva Guerra to be received in La Paz. Paris police confirm letter explosion in Baron Rothschild’s office injuring Jodkowwicz.
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Paris Figaro
United States
Eustis
Baron la Barre de Flanders
Minsate
Colombia
Bogota
Peru
Bolivia
Riva Guerra
la Paz
Paris
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild
M Jodkowwicz
Templars at Work at Boston Grand Encampment Opens
The Knights Templar twenty sixth triennial conclave began at the Masonic Temple Boston with sessions both morning and afternoon. Grand Recorder Isaacs reports growth in subordinate commanderies and grand commanderies from 1889 to 1895 plus rising finances and cash resources.
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Boston
Mass
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
United States
Columbia
Washington, D. C
Apollo Commandery
Troy
N. Y
Masonic Widows and Orphans’ Home
Louisville
St. Bernard
Chicago
Minneapolis
Detroit
Mich
South End
Grand Recorder
Isaacs
Grand
H. Wales Lines
Distress Grows Among Ishpeming Miners as Strike Prolongs
In Ishpeming and Negaunee Michigan 600 to 1,000 miners have left the area since the strike began. Some found work on other Iron Range sites but are now unable to secure jobs due to alleged blacklisting. Merchants report cash-only sales amid intensifying hardship as union factions clash over ending or continuing the strike.
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Ishpeming Mich
Ishpeming
Mich
Ishpemsing
Negaunee
Lake Superior
Decision for settlers in Northern Pacific land contest
In Bookano Washington on August 28 settlers and mining men won a sweeping victory in the decision by Register Logan and Receiver Flournoy in the Arthur Tinsley versus Northern Pacific contest. The case covered three sections around the Cleveland mine in Stevens county and marked the first railway mineral land decision in the state. The land is valuable due to rich mineral croppings from the Cleveland lead. The Northern Pacific fought vigorously with significant legal resources.
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Northern Pacific Railway Company
Bookano
Wash
Register Logan
Flournoy
Arthur Tinsley
Northern Pacific
Cleveland Mine
Stevens County
Cleveland
Railroad Company
Populist State Convention Nominates Judges and Regents
Nebraska populists assemble in Lincoln to nominate candidates for the supreme court judge and two state university regents. Attendance is strong and enthusiasm high as four tickets prepare for November voting: Republican, Gold Democratic, Silver Democratic and People’s Independent.
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Nebraska
Mont. Lincoln
Neb
People’s Party
Supreme Court
State University
Democratic
Silver Democratic
People's Independent
Destructive Fire Ravages Hooge vand Area in Groningen
A major fire at Hooge vand in Groningen province destroyed a sawmill a dozen houses an oil refinery and a bridge. Several buildings including a church were damaged and others injured in the blaze reported from Holland Amsterdam dated August 28.
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Holland
Amsterdam
Hoogevand
Groningen
Fire Engulfs Ribordoné Pilgrim Shelter Killing Eight
An explosion of a lamp in a church at Ribordoné near Ivrea on August 28 caused a fire that engulfed the pilgrim shelter and the church. Eight persons were killed in the blaze and several others were injured.
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Ivrea
Italy
Ribordoné
PRINCE NOT BOUGHT OFF IN CUSTODY DISPUTE
Naples dispatch denies a final settlement between Princess Colonna and Prince Colonna over custody and income. The prince remains with the boys at Sorrento, while the princess stays with her daughter at Castellamare. The girl visits her father at Sorrento.
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Colonna
London
Naples
Princess Colonna
John W. Mackay
Prince Colonna
Sorrento
Castellamare
Taft Addresses Bar Association on Corporations
Judge William H. Taft told the American Bar Association in Detroit that corporations are essential to progress despite abuses. He argued evils like political corruption must be corrected without dismantling a key social instrument. He referenced Debs and warned against exaggerating harms.
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American Bar Association
Detroit
Mich
William H. Taft
Ohio
United States Court of Appeals
Taft
Debs
Murder shocks Pittsburg as ex-councilman shot dead
James Getty a former councilman and wealthy liquor dealer was shot and killed in his First Avenue office. Alexander Hutchinson, former proprietor of the Merchants' hotel, surrendered and is jailed over a dispute regarding leasing Hotel Willey.
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Pittsburg
James Getty
Alexander Hutchinson
Merchants
Getty
Willey
Hutchinson
First Avenue
Ten Found Guilty in Chinese Outrage Inquiry
From Ku-Cheng state advices state the investigating commission into recent outrages is progressing satisfactorily. Ten members of the Vegetarian society have been convicted of participating in the outrages and trials of others will continue. Officials pledge continued calm during the commission’s sittings.
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Hong Kong
Ku-Cheng
Vegetarian Society
Bishop Hogan Returns to Kansas City After European Rest
Two thousand Catholics welcomed Rt Rev J J Hogan bishop of the diocese on his return from Europe after a fourteen month health trip. He was met at the depot by local priests and escorted to St Peter's cathedral by about 2000 parishioners with torches where special services were held.
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Hishop Hogan
Kansas City
J. J. Hogan
Europe
St. Peter's Cathedral
English magnate’s son dies in Middlesboro fall
Arthur Master son of Lord Arthur Master of London and cousin of the Marquis of Salisbury died after a second story window fall in Middlesboro Kentucky Aug 28. He had lived in Middlesboro five years after coming to Kentucky with English capitalists to boom the town.
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Mentucky
Lexington
Arthur Master
Lord Arthur Master
London
England
Middlesboro
Marquis of Salisbury
Arthur
Kentucky
Philatelists Meet at Denver Convention
Denver Aug 28 The Philatelic Sons of America began its second annual convention with about 1500 members largely represented. The president addressed the assembly and committees were announced. Officers will be elected tomorrow as the three day meeting continues.
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Philatelists
Denver
Colo
Philatelic Sons of America
Society
Knight Templar Member Dies From Apoplexy in Roxbury
William Gaillard, member of Palestine commandery No. 6 Knights Templar of New London Connecticut, collapsed and died of apoplexy on Washington street Roxbury while returning to headquarters after a parade.
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Knight Templar
Boston
Mass
William Gaillard
Palestine Commandery No. 6
Knights Templar
New London
Victory for Quay at Pennsylvania Republican Convention
Reports of mix downfalls proved untrue as Gov Hastings was chosen permanent chairman in Harrisburg. The Aug 28 gathering named John B Robinson temporary chair, with Robinson later elected by 163 2 3 to 133 1 3 for Hall amid applause. The convention set Hastings for permanent chair and aimed to unify state leadership and platform items.
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Mix
Gov. Hastings
Harrisburg
Oreer
Gilkeson
Rex
Stone
Allegheny
Frank J. Torrence
Walton
Henry Hall
Pittsburg
Quay
Senator
Gov Hastings
Superior Court
Quay Og
Wrecked by a Rock as Colorado Midland Train Wrecks
A rolling rock struck a Colorado Midland passenger train near Fisher Colorado on August 28 wrecking the baggage and smoking cars. One man killed F J O Connor of New York a banker. J W Richie of Kansas City and Thomas Boestler of Dayton Ohio injured. O Connor was on the platform at the time. A trick pony valued at 1500 belonging to the Fry Circus Company was in the baggage car and was killed.
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Colorado Midland
Buena Vista
Colo
Fisher
F. J O'Connor
New York
J. W. Richie
Kansas City
Thomas Boestler
Dayton
Ohio
O'Connor
Fry Circus Company
Murder of Indian Agent Baldwin Reported in Indian Territory
The Aug 28 report says Captain Baldwin A S A acting agent at Kiowa Comanche and Apache agency at Anadarko was murdered by Indians. Federal officers credit the claim though unverified. They suspect gamblers and whisky peddlers, against whom Baldwin has waged war. Marshals are heading to the region.
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el Reno
O. T
Captain Baldwin
Anadarko
Doorkeeper Murdered in Louisville Stabbing
Theodore B. Gillum of Indianapolis Supreme Organizer of the Oriental League was stabbed in the neck and killed last night by James Burnett after being ejected for attempting entry without a ticket. The killer escaped.
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Louisville
Theodore B. Gillum
Indianapolis
Ind
Oriental League
James Burnett
Gillum
Strike in Induznoa disrupts Tipton area
Aug 28 report from Tipton Indiana describes a gravel mine strike ten miles north of town. About 300 workers demand higher wages and block new hires. The sheriff and a force of men have been summoned to the scene and several workers are reported injured.
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Induznoa
Tipton
Ind
Here
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Marshall Lodge No 63
Car
H. H. Kirchman
Spangler
BP. Hall
Templars
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Isaace
Prince
Judge Taft
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