Congressional actions and memorials noted in brief
The Senate reports a resolution on relations with Mexico, and a bill to return twenty one captured Mexican battle flags. The House considers Indian appropriation bills as Palmer advocates direct senator elections. Eulogies honor Senator Plumb. A monument bill for soldiers is introduced. A Chinese exclusion law operations bill passes in the Senate. House debates a ship canal route survey Toledo to Cincinnati. The silver bill remains under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional
Committees On
Republc
Mexico
United States Military Academy
Army of the
United States
Senate
Palmer
Plumb
House
Washington
O'Neill
Philadelphia Board of Code
Lake Erie
Toledo
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Miscellaneous 1892 summaries from the era press
Reports from New York sessions and state legislatures unfold. drownings occur in Iowa and Pennsylvania. fires in Ohio and New York claim losses. anti saloon leagues form in Wisconsin. notable deaths and executions reported including Burns in Georgia and Gretna. World’s Fair funding across states and nations highlighted. Pullman car trains ferry officials to Chicago for inspection.
Long list of 1892 world events ranges from crimes to poets
A mashup of notes reports and incidents from 1892 covers a granite mix of mining finds in South Dakota thefts and train robberies in New York state and Kansas mob violence in Arkansas and Michigan misfortunes at fires and rail accidents county lines and political shifts from Missouri to Louisiana including Washingtons birthday observances and a DAR congress.
Opposition Democrats in New York oppose Hill nomination
O Ts in Albany attack Hill for disfranchising 300 000 voters and staging exclusive primaries and distant caucuses. They call a state convention for May 31 in Syracuse and urge Democrats to present David Bennett Hill in Chicago. Mrs Angeline Mannrin aged 108 dies in Green Bay Wisconsin. Prohibitionists in Rhode Island nominate Alexander Gilbert for governor. A Spring field tax convention of Lingis Democrats is planned for April 27.
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O' Ts
David B. Hill
Albany
N. Y
Hill
Syracuse
Angeline Manrrin
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Tur
Rhode Island
Providence
Alexander Gilbert
Woonsocket
Democrats of
New York
Chicago
David Bennett Hill
Llingis
Springfeld
Dreadful World Events Reported In Various Lands
Reports from multiple regions recount a string of disasters and political shocks. A woman famed as the largest in the world dies at Dog Lake Manitoba. Seven Arabs killed in a grotto collapse near Algiers. Brazil sees unrest in Clara state with the governor driven from the capital. A sailor lost aboard the American bark Tamerlane as 17 men drown near Sandw ich Islands. Fire in a Lille drapery store claims five lives. Seventy killed and seventeen injured in a Japan coal mine explosion. A French diplomat slain in Cannes during a private incident in Mrs Deacon’s apartments. The French cabinet resigns over church law. Canada mourns minister Winidas Ruppgs. A cure for paralysis touted by Dr Pact. A Montreal suburb tragedy as Ave PpH Lawsey burns a child to save funeral costs. Russia famine reaches Finland. Bavarian coach accident kills five. Burmese clashes claim British soldiers. Nicaragua grants lottery charter perpetual. Waasamaton’s birthday celebrated in Europe. Irish seas yield many shipwrecks amid storms.
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Lulle
France
Horonia
Japan
Ao Hotel
Cannes
Edward Parker Deacon
Mabeille
Deacon
Carnot
Chamber of Deputies
Winidas Ruppgs
Quebec
Pact
Pph
Lawsey
Montreal
Russia
Finland
Hrietenquessbach
Untermerbach
Nicaragua
Louisiana Lottery Company
Europe
Local Notes From Gibson City And Nearby Towns
Mra Cannab Jones and children stay in Gibson City this week while Josph Bash and family return to a farm near La Hogue Troquois county and resume team operations. Recollections include a board of education note and a Waterco & Co. furniture item valued at $3225.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Cannab Jones
Gibson City
Josph Bash
Tein
la Hogue Troquois County
Board of Education
J Waterco & Co
McClung
Miles' Pills Promise Nerve and Digestive Regulation
An 1860s style medical ad claims Dr Miles’s Pills regulate nerves and the liver stomach and bowels. It touts cures for biliousness bad taste torpid liver piles and constipation. The ad markets 60 doses for 23 cents with samples free at E and F A Powell's Drug Store Henry [1s iy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Powell's
Henry
Townsends Visit Hot Springs for Wife Health
Fred Townsend of Missouri and his wife travel to Hot Springs Arkansas where the springs are reported to aid her illness. George Waughop, son of Willis Waughop, injured teeth when striking a window blind. Dr Jacoba performed crowning to restore use of the teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Townsend
Missouri
J. C. Townsend
Hot Springe
Arkansas
George Waughop
Willis Waughop
Jacoba
Mrs Lyman Horrom Celebrated 80th Birthday with Family Dinner
The 80th birthday of Mrs Lyman Horrom was observed on Saturday the 20th with a family dinner for 26 guests. Hostess Mrs Hattie Saxton and assistants Ruth Patterson and Katie Kline prepared a full extended table. Guests included Rey Woolley and wife, David Coan, Frank Coan and family, Wesley Horrem and family, and Evans township residents. Mrs Horrom remained vigorous and blessed the gathering, which ended with warm goodbyes as the party dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Horrom
Mra
Hattie Saxton
Ruth Patterson
Katie Kline
Horrom
Rey Woolley
David Coan
Frank Coan
Mra McKinney
Ruth
Wesley Horrem
Martin Coan
T H. Hunt
Walter Trone
Oxbow
W W Champ
Andrew Bishop
Evans Township
Earnest Saxton
Horroms
Bucklen Arnica Salve Offered for Skin Ailments
Selling Bucklen Arnica Salve for bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all eruptions with a guarantee of satisfaction or money back. Price is 26 cents per box at Dr Powell's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Obituary and tributes for Hiram Bearles Howard
Obituary notes Hiram S Howard of Lacon a long time town figure dies after a life of public service in Lacon and Henry County Born March 2 1832 in Southampton MA he moved to Lacon and held roles as deputy circuit clerk and woolen mill bookkeeper He was active in the Presbyterian church and local charities and survived by his wife and adopted daughter plus mourning friends across Henry County A Wisconsin tribute recounts Millard F Bonham of Two Harbors Minnesota with his death and funeral details and community resolutions from lodge and encampment about his passing
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Turk Warmouth
Krepublican Party
Conventin
New Orleans
John E. Hrenux
Louisiana
Cuarres J. Hopson
Houston
Massachusetts
Boston
Gov Howe
Texas
Benny McKay
Taylorville
Gupert Exavier Inieris
United States Post Office Department
Kingston
United States
Peter Smith
Trenton
Grorok Raves
Caledonia
Wis
Jonuns Henman
Fitchburg
Mass
Ireland
E. Gray
North Carolina
Delhi
S Howard
Lacon
H.S Howard
Duke of Norfolk
Charles Howard
Miles Standish
Acer
Husea Howard
Burash
Adamran Judson
Howard l
Mr Howard
Souuthampton
Thomas
Richa Howard
Magedola
Abram Howard
Messrs
Palmer & Wallace
Bacon Ta
Lucreta Chsbee
Ohio
John Riley
Waterfall Place
Henry
Chillicathe
Howard
Lehman
Witliam Hatton
Poole
Mermory
Presbyterian Church of
Congregational Church
Marsh
Buchanan
Spencer Ellsworth
Howards
Manon
Wisconsin
Two Harbors
Minn
Iron News
Millard Fillmore Bonham
F. E. Duncan
Sparland
Marshall County
Illinois
Great Northern Railroad
St Paul
Manitoba & Southwestern
Burlington & Northern
Northern Pacific
Duluth & Iron Range Railroad
Insurance Busines
Duncan
Des Moines
Iowa
Methodist Church
Fortitude Lodge
Regalia
Reva
Misa Bonham
Henry, III
Tonei
Slater Emily Bonham
Resolutions of Condolence From Two Harbors Lodge
The Fort Fortitude Hall of Millard F Bonham mourns his death and expresses sympathy to his family and community. The lodge extends heartfelt condolences and solidarity to relatives and recognizes his devoted service as a member, husband, and citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J D. Budd
W. A. Doerr
Two Harbors
Nobie Grand
M. F. Bonham
L.o O. FB
Two Harbors Lodge
Bro F E Duncan
Harbers
Ron
Theo Hannon
Helm
T. A Bury
Fortitude Lodge
Millard F Bonham
Mrs Mary Paine Dies after Long Illness Following Husband
Mrs Mary Leah Was married Mansell in 1848 in Wales, moved to America in 1804, later married Edward Paine in 1886. Born in Lansbury Shropshire she was about 67. She leaves 18 children. Funeral held at home four miles west of the city with Rev Woolley officiating, burial at Sugar Grove cemetery beside her late husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Paine
Lansbury
Shropshire
England
Mary Leah
Pitnot
Mansell
Walea
America
John Morgan
Bro Woolley
Sugar Grove Cemetery
Liver health promise and town hall agitation noted
An advertisement claims Herbine cures liver and bowel disorders and promotes a strong liver for various symptoms. The piece also mentions Varoa supporting agitation for a town hall building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varoa
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Council Bluffs
Frank Cook
Frank Kingsbury
Washburn
Louris Hotels
Sarah Bernhardt
Harry Daey
Baltimore
Luzerne
F M. McGillin
Cleveland
Mississippi
Jeff Davis
James Martin Andrank Farrell
Sandy Lake
Henry Hirvenpena
Floodwood
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Pittsburgh
Honace Porter
Grant Monument Association
Brerny Turner
Middleboro
Anti-Saloon League
Madison
H J Noves
Richland
National Dairy and Cheese Makers' Association
Tom Maguire
Lehigh
Wilford Carson
Dayton
Thomas Farrell
Kentner
Citizens’ Bank
Carroll
Crantes Cumminas
Savannah
David Williams
William Smith
Gretna
Dominic Commerco
John B. Lehman
Custer City
Utah
Pprop
Keystone
Pennington County
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Bourbon
Kan
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American Express
New York Central
McInerny
Lyons
Charles de Longchamp
Ironwood
Mich
Ep Coy
Negro
Texarkana
Ark
Henry Jewell
Jewell
Big Four
Indianapolis
Mr. Bervng
Muskegon
Josefa Esvarra, Jr
Aw Mobile
Lithwick
S. C
Benson
Humphreys
Joy
House of the
Jefferson Davis
Indiana
Philadelphia
Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution
Indianactis
Decatur
Cart A D. Youta
Customs
Myron van Fleet
Hastings
Neb
Iteratcoura
Varius
Sonora
Mex
Streator
Mr Coan
Washputeon Tazewell County
Clara Hutthines
Anna J. Burt
Northwestern Uiversity Evanaton
Oak County
Anna
Soower
Thimlest
Masa Hutchins
Father Lockoey
Saya
Ogden
Chamberlai
Cough Kennedy
Chamberlan
J W Niece
W T Law Easy
First National Bank
Bta
BM Stevens
Peona
Boona
Mr Stevens
Peorva
I. Studyvio
Putnam County
Hiram Bearles
M F Botham
F E Dencan
Thin Ledge
R. Stewart
D. A. Burke
TY. A. Blake
Hall of Marshall
I. C. C. F . Henry
Ill
Divine Providence
Millard F. Bonham
M. Fe Benham
Homry
St. Jacobs
F. B. Adams
Perry, Mo
ST. Jacobs Oil
A. Powellly
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