Congressional sessions note Blaine death and bills
The report covers the 2nd session actions with anti option bill progress, House and Senate appropriations for 184 fiscal year, and the death of James G Blaine. Adjournments in both chambers followed memorials. Domestic items include fires, accidents, thefts, and notable trials across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional
Mills
Tex
House of Legislative
Executive
Post Office
James G. Blaine
Senate
Hale
Gil
Cockrell
House
Milliken
Br. Blaine
Holman
Senagee Chandler
Kingdom
United States
Ker
Panama Canal
Messrs
Lpelows
Geary, Patterson, Powers and Storer
Illinois Senate and House push insurance reform and education bills
Illinois lawmakers consider broad measures including full fire loss payouts by insurers, labor and education laws, and tax changes. Debates cover state fund deposits, women’s suffrage in towns, compulsory schooling repeal, and state weather data funding as Blaine’s death prompts tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renate
Springfield
Wei
Joliet
Committee of Sayen
Normal University
Senate
Campbell
Arnold
Caldwell
Sangamon
Bartlings
James G. Blaine
Jil
Bartling
Sheridan
James G Binine
Ouse
House
van Pras
Bish
Ill
Stringer
Committee On Education
Supreme Court
Eanl
Crafts
James G. Blain
O'Connell
McLean
General Assembly
McMurdy
Hawaiian Islands
Committee On Federal Relations
James G. Mblaine
Milnois
Kent
Cook
James G Blaine
Cullihaw
Whitley and Clark
Mitchell and Jones
Iroquois
Mitchell and Coughlan
Gleason and Kent
Forsythe Sand Woohe
Burke and Forsythe
Illinois
Had Too Many Wives in Pennsylvania and Kentucky Indictments
In Pennsylvania Martin Griswiler of Mechanicsburg a former deputy sheriff ex register and ex deputy internal revenue collector was arrested at home by a Chicago detective on bigamy charges having a wife in Mechanicsburg and one in Chicago A Catlettsburg Kentucky grand jury indicted several prominent society ladies for playing Pedro for prizes in a local scandal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Allen County
Kansas City, Nevada & Fort Smith
Kansas City
Pittsburgh & Gulf
Suther Glett
Valparaiso
Ind
Georer
P. Rupopu
Lafayette
Mga
William Congall
Jacksonville
Ill
Evangelist Mills
Des Moines
South Kota
Leapina
Congress
Central Road
United States
Reading Clearhouses
Ebeccr Salmon
Childden
Williamsburg
N. Y
Waverly Kan
A. P. Gliman
FTEEN
Donneaux
Samford
Conn
Gem
Wash
Carnage
Martin Griswiler
Mechanicsburg
This County
Register
Internal Revenue
Local marriages and community notes from Bradford and beyond
Michael Carroll of Bradford and Ellen Casey of Saratoga township have been licensed to marry by County Clerk Hartley. The piece also reports on a sledding accident injuring Joseph Kraus, a sprained ankle for Tred Schafer, a prominent statuary display by F. B. Potter and remarks on Mrs. W. Hazard’s death in Iowa at age 78. It mentions church construction in Belleville, and a social tea hosted by Mrs Ferguson and Hattie Hoyt in Chicago with Henry friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Carroll
Bradford
Ellen Casey
Saratoga Township
Hartley
Joseph Kraus
Tred Schafer
T. Curtiss
W. Hazard
Full
Iowa
Hazard
el Paso Journal
Hazzard
Henry
J.C. Gurnea
Belleville
Kan
M. BE
Warren
M. EE
Ferguson
Hattie Hoyt
Chicago
Madison Avenue
B .S. Eldridge
C. Everett
W. Everett
A. V. Hutchins
S. C. Hindshaw
Shepard
J. P. Hummer
Social Happenings Roundup in Henry Area
Mary Tapling of Racine visits Edna Pordew in Oxbow. Mrs Schowalter from Racine visits daughter Mrs Will Walker and calls on M L Perdew. A jolly Bow youths ride to Magnolia. Mrs Joseph Roth dies aged 73. funeral at St Marys Catholic, Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tapling
Racine
Wis
Edna Pordew
Oxbow
Louise Balensifor
Hopewell
Henry Roth
Olif Broline
Julia Kline
Gertie Bickerman
Brush College
Charlie Perdew
Otto
Baching
Schowalter
Will Walker
Henry
M. L. Perdew
Bow
Magnolia
Fred
Mary
Joseph Roth
St Mary's Catholic Church
Quaker Lane Couple Spotted As They Declare Unwed
Mason Wilson and Melinda Gaul amid rumor of marriage. witnesses at his home and creamery deny wedding then introduce Gaul as Mrs Wilson. Grange plans 20th anniversary February 18 with ex Governor Luce invited to speak. Local notices include lodge events and illness prompting Grace Price to leave school.
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Lane Mason Wilson
Hennepin
Melinda Gaul
Cottage Hill
Granville
Wilson
Grange
Gange
Gov
Luce
Michigan
L O. G. T. Lodge
Lostant
Abel Mills
Victoria Trueblood
Wyanet
Grace Price
The Woman's Club Meets at Mrs Burt Home on Main Street
The Woman's Club held a Monday evening meeting at Mrs Cornelia A Burt’s Main Street residence with Mrs Laura Kline presiding. Papers on the Red Cross and Florence Nightingale were read, a discussion on pay equity followed, and music closed the event. The next meeting is planned for Monday afternoon February 18 with Mrs Emma McDonough hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia A. Burt
Main Street
Laura Kline
Department of Philanthropy
Maggie White
Society of the Red Cross
Clara Barton
Washington, D. C
Evelyn Jones
Ellsworth
Miss Barton
Andersonville Prison
Emma Osbon
Albertson
Stella Motter
Florence Nightingale
Slivess
Nettie Paskell
T. L. Jones
Anna J. Burt
Pierrot
Ella Hutchins
Emma McDonough
Reverend Woolleys Meetings Boost Local Church
Rev William Woolley pastor of the M E church reports profitable meetings aiding church members and persuading unsaved locals to accept Christ. 26 converts joined or joined on probation and by certificate while others devoted to Christ may join evangelical churches. A Bureau Republican correspondent describes the eastern location of the Hennepin canal with routes, distances, and planned locks and ditches near Bureau Junction Tiskilwa Pond Creek Sheffield and the river with engineer Mr Long guiding the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Woolley
M. E
Christ
Mien
Wm Woolley
Bureau Co Republican
Hennepin Canal
Bureau Junction
Bureau
Red Mills
Tiskilwa
Pond Creek
Sheffield and Mineral
Mt Long
U. S. Engineers
Long
Sheffield
Mr Long
Lectures on Civilization by Prof Crawford at New Opera Hall
Prof Crawford delivered the second University Extension lecture on civilization outlining five elements wealth and fine arts education society and religion with emphasis on the value of the family and governance. The account notes comparisons to ancient Greece and Indian ornament, and cites education as essential for citizens and law as natural.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Opera Hall
Crawford
Greece
Italy
France
Eader
Europe
William
Othes
Remedy Adverts for Kickapoo Indian Bagwat
A historical newspaper ad urges readers to try Kickapoo Indian Bagwat as a simple safe remedy for early sickness. The copy promises to purge the system with a vegetable formula for symptoms like drowsiness dullness bad taste and varying appetite. It presents the remedy as reliable and effective.
P P P Medicine Credited By Texas Resident
A Texas man A M Ramsey testifies under oath that P P P cured his breathing trouble pain and heart palpitations after months of use He claims improved sleep and strength and plans to work the plow again The affidavit is sworn before J M Lamuert in Comanche County Texas dated August 4 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLxon
Texas
Messtrs Lippman Bros
Savannah
A. M. Ramsey
TheStrate of
Comanche
A. Ramsey
J. M. Lamuert
N. P
Comanche Co
Dangerous sleet and falls plague pedestrians
A storm left icy streets and sidewalks hazardous with frequent slips. Most people risk walking in the street where horse travel has cleared ice. Mrs Becker suffered broken bones, Lewis Snyder fell and was unconscious briefly but survived. Another heavy snow yesterday worsened slip hazards while some escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
Lewis Snyder
Salvation Oil Ad Credits Elbow Relief and Work Return
An advertisement from Mr Prank Stubon of 1337 Elm Street Dubuque touts Salvation Oil for sprained elbows. The testimonial claims the oil relieved pain after thorough rubbings, enabling a worker to return to work and avoid a week's loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Prank Stubon
Havor
Elm St
Dubuque
Laws
Fire destroys Anthony roller mill with 10000 bushels wheat lost
The Anthony roller grist mills owned by Isaac Forbes and Mr. Holdridge burned on Sunday January 22. The adjoining elevator engine room and office were saved, about 10000 bushels of wheat were lost, and the mill insured for 12000. Samuel Croft and W. B. Graves were to become part owners. loss falls on original owners. Rebuilding planned at double capacity. Coughing leaves a leaf motion Kemp's Balsam stops the cough at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Isaac Forbes
Lacon
Holdridge
Samuel Croft
W. B. Graves
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Georgs Burr, Epiror
Wdam Fisher
Algiers
Fom
McMahon
J. Barrett
Fair Haven
Richard Plock
David Gurney
Arrivxk
Peter Ford
Fayette
Doanti
New York
Ligbon
Tux
Archie Putnam
Chillicothe
Wilam J. Scrogarxs
Birmingham
Schustig
Oxtwo Lurugs
Southnd
Lyred Stout
George Detmar
Elkton
Indiana Supreme Court
New Mexico
Atchi"d, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Baton, N. M
Potter
Diana
Amphitrite
Andromeda
Minerva
Niobe
Venus
Henry Yaeger
Adna Hartley
Thos Monier
J. T. Worthington
Mra Hartley
John Jackson
Thomas Monier
John Diverbiss
Mra Willis
John Schloof
Lt Worthington
J. DeMotte
Ingo
doUara
Perth
Otis Gos
Nikkapoo
Yeaddress Tealy & Biow Low
Grand Ave
New Haven
Qonn
Kemp
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