Turbulent Senate Actions in November Debates
the article outlines multiple 1890s senate and house actions including resolutions on annexation, sugar trust investigation, and Union Pacific inquiries. It notes executive nominations confirmed and various domestic incidents such as floods, shipwrecks, a grocers strike, and a pension agency consolidation.
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Seaston
Senate
Ho. N
Cuba
Union Pacific Railway
Simpson
Kan
Pacific Railway
France
Paris
Lorimer
Lincoln
Washington
Union Fic
Terrence V. Powderly
Pennsylvania
Henry wins easily in 17 to 1 baseball game at Big 4 grounds
Henry defeated Princeton 17 to 1 in a Friday clash at Henry's Big 4 race grounds. Horace Hutchins led Henry with a three bagger and Dennis homered as Henry piled six runs in the second and third innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Henry
Big 4
Barnard
MacManus
Thornton
Horacé Hutchns
Henrys
Law
Morey
Dennis
Schamber
Henry’s
Princhton
Cramey
McManus Dat Bee
Glatz
Lest
Burt
Hutchins
Schamber Main
Dennis Lutz
T Pinkerton
General Gordon Advocates Unity After Civil War
Georgia's General Gordon, a former Confederate, spoke in Nashville at a reunion of ex-Confederates. He praised loyalty to the flag at Appomattox but urged one nation and one destiny, aiming to restore fraternity and unity across sections on a platform honoring all.
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John 8. Gordon
Georgia
Nashville
South
Appomattox
Teal Estate Transfers Mixed in City and County Plats
Property transfers include John B Smith to Frances Haaser for lot 171 in Henry. Clara Tarbill to Margret Frank for nae 6 block 1 Cotton's 4th add to Spar and. George B Hewitt to Alex Brown for lots 228 and 224 R R add to Henry. Bennington area noted for John H Brevoort to Henry Tiemann. Worth Sowards et al to O and S FRR for 400 ft across Lecon township lands. Samuel Hamilton to John W Argu bright for multiple lots in Wenona. D J Kerrigan to John Kerrigan for lot 9 block 16 Santa Fe add Toluca. John H Swift to Devlin Coal Co for coal under lot 13 block 2 Toluca. John I Parsons to H M Taggart for lots 1 2 and 6 block 35 Sherwood's add to Venons. Dominico Daziano to Giovanni Dazi ano for lot 13 block 58 Santa Fe ist add Toluca.
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John B Smith
Frances Haaser
Henry
Clara Tarbill
Margret Frank
Cotton
Sparand
George B Hewitt
Alex Brown
John H Brevoort
Henry Tiemann
Bennington
O &S Frr
Lecon Township
Samuel Hamilton
John W. Argubright
Wenona
D J Kerrigan
John Kerrigan
Santa Fe
Toluca
John H Swift
Devlin Coal Co
John I Parsons
H M Taggart
Sherwood
Dominico Daziano
Giovanni Daziano
No-to-bac Cure Ad Claims Safe Tobacco Cessation
An old advertisement promotes No-to-bac as a harmless tobacco habit cure. It alleges the remedy strengthens nerves, removes nicotine poisons, and boosts weight and vigor with positive care or money back. Shipping from New York addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Remedy Co
Cisogo
Randolph St
New York
Spruce
Examinations for Marshall County Teachers Bottled Dates
Examinations for Marshall county teachers certificates set for Henry on Saturday August 7 and Toluca on Saturday August 14 1897 from 8 a m to 5 p m. Algebra test not offered on those dates. algebra will be in Lacon August 21 1897 from 9 p m to 12 m. No private or other examinations until about December 1 1897. M M Matuary Co Supt.
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Marshall County
Henry and
Toluca
Henry
Ose
Lacon
M. M. Matuary
Tenement Fire Destroys Barrett Farm Cottage in Whitefield
A small tenement on the Barrett farm in Whitefield owned by Mrs Samuel Clift burned to the ground after a defective flue failed. Occupants Mr Donovan and family escaped with none of their goods. Built about 27 years ago it had belonged to Charles O Smith and later John Barrett. Loss to the building set at 500. uninsured and will not be rebuilt. The tale ends with a stray dialogue about farming in Kansas heard at Bureau two weeks earlier.
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F. M. Drake
Iond
Des Moines
Furniture Dealers’ National Association Pt
Grand Rapids
Mich
A. J. Conroy
Cincinnati
Pueblo
Col
McSinley
ex-Presant- Gleveland
Coll
Montana
Leonard J. Crawford
Newport
Xky
National Republican League
Detroit
Nebraska National Bank of York
Neb
Frank Simard
Joseph Lavoie
George Terrien
Manchester
N. H
John Choun
Robert Matfield
West Alton
Treasury
Washington
Seventh International Convention of the
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
Chattanooga
Tenn
Anthony Williams
Rene Willams
West Point
San Francisco
Charles M. Yates Company
Lincoln
V.C
trans-Mississippi Congress
Ealt Lake City
Utah
Mississippi River
Anta Fe Railway
Kansas
Father Marquette
Marquette
Maine Central Railroad
United States
Major Terrel
Mra
Martin Thomas
Elba
Ala
Z. T. Lewis
Urleans
Adam Winebrenner
Beatrice, Neb
Thomas Morap
Alaska
Taylor
Thomas B. Turley
Memphis
Lick Run
Snowden
Victoria
Theodore HB. Schintz
Chicago
of Schintz & Ivep
Toronto
Ont
Nicholas
Thessaly
Iowa
T. DeWitt Talmage
First Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
McKinley
Hope
Peary
Greenland
Boston
Colorado
R. Rothschild Sons & Co
New York
Ratchford
Oal
Central Baseball League
Indiana
Kentucky
Lizzie Glaw
Toledo
Sir John Skelton
Shirley
London
Josie Phillips
Mary Phillips
Isaac Master
Shelton Grove
Salem
Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
Goodwater
James Daniel
John Baker
Jean Ingelow
Marion
Radburn
Barrett
Whitefield
Samuel Clift
Charles O. Smith
John Barrett
Donovan
Ohio
Tennessee
Michigan
Illinois
Missouri
Nebraska
Gore
Northwestern
Burlington
St Paul
Race Card Highlights for August 5 Card
Third Day Thursday features events for 9-8 year olds and under Trotting 10 Free for All Pace 11-9.34 Trotting 12 Running Novelty Race one mile with $25 to leader at each quarter. program lists races and purses for the day.
Chicago Letter on Grain Market and Stocks Trends
The Chicago market shows cautious optimism with cereals firming slightly on improved European demand while stocks gain. Wheat and corn prices ease, but trade notes prospective export strength amid low European stocks and plans for higher U.S. demand. railroads show resilience with Granger lines poised for fall freight growth.
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Outcago
Belevers
Schwarz, Dupee & Co
Argentina
Germany
America
Chicago
Fourth Day Friday Aug 6th Racing Card Details
Fourth Day Friday Aug 6th with pacing events and trot consolation entries. Purses listed include 300 pacing at New Amphitheatre with free seating and excursion rail and steamboat rates. Carriages and buggies free. admission price stated but unclear due to OCR errors.
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Appwler Tn
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Endorsed by Suffering Reader
A letter from WM Horr claims sixteen years of constipation relief after starting Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in fall 1895. The writer notes no griping or pains and says it is the best remedy found, with sale by Dr Powell.
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Caldwell
Powell
Mrs C L Loomis Prolonged Illness Ends in Death
Notice recalls Mrs C L Loomis death after long illness from grippe neuralgia and heart weakness. Husband stayed by her, daughter Clara’s baby brought brief relief, but Sunday afternoon she grew worse and died after a night of watching. The piece highlights her devotion, charity, and hospitality. Also an advertisement for wedding and anniversary stationery printing.
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Putnam
Burt
Slster
Clara
Johnny
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Princeton V. Henry
Luce
Lutz
Pinkerton
Fred Harney
Ervin Dennis
Gramoe-Duffee
Reece Burt
Erwin Dennis
Castoria
Bureau
Flood
Oug Bectle
Cyclone Belt
Nolti
Kansas ‘Where We Got Wheat To “Burn.” Wall L Gueess
Henry, Til
Calvin
Chicago Letter
Association
Iwners
C. L. Loomis
Republican