Congressional Business Moves on Statehood and Trade Bills
The report covers Senate calendar actions on New Mexico statehood, a Canada reciprocal trade bill, and anti option measures. House passage includes promotions for enlisted personnel to second lieutenant, and policies on military records and lands for public use. A conference on the deficiency bill proceeds with negotiations and arbitration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional
Senate
Canada
Secretary of War
House
United States
United States Senate
Fire destroys Moosup tax business and other 1892 items
The column notes a $100000 loss from a fire at Moosup tax offices and lists varied 1892 events including a proclamation for a Friday celebration, New York miller combine, a monument unveiling at Winchester, Ohio and Indiana swindling activities, hog packing gains, a Detroit horse world record, cabinet minister appointments, drownings in New York and Hamburg, a tornado in Indiana, stock exchanges weekly totals, trotting records in Detroit, fires in Yreka and St Louis, hangings in Savannah, telegraph lightning fatalities in Ontario, and a Pinkerton congressional hearing briefly.
Series of Boilermaker Fires Floods and Attacks Across States
A string of disasters and violent incidents reported today includes fires destroying plants at Missouri Car & Foundry in Birmingham and a block of businesses in Carrilton, Missouri. Fatal accidents occur near Wheeling West Virginia, Tillamook Oregon, and Rileyville Virginia, with multiple homicides and a lynching. Weather disasters bring floods and a tornado threat with deaths by heat in St Louis Chicago Cincinnati New York and other cities. Baseball standings show week totals, while bank cashier Peter Flere is found $15,000 short. Police arrest Caspar Knold in an anarchist probe tied to Bergmann and Most dangers. A cyclone hits Philadelphia. race riots loom in Georgetown South Carolina and New Orleans labor tensions flare. A Swiss couple’s wedding turns deadly after a free-for-all stabbing following the ceremony. Intense heat results in many sunstroke deaths across major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Car & Foundry Company
Birmingham
Sam Wynnesburg
Wheeling
W. Va
Mike Moylan
John Moylan
Carrillton
Joan
Charles Ruggles
Redding
Cal
Iron River
Wis
Ocean County
N. J
York Farm
Pottsville
Peter Heenan
Scott
Bollingbrook
R. W Walden
Middleburg
Carroll County
Will M. Nubemeyeh
Nellie Boise
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Louisville
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Peter Flere
Bank of Ullerich
United States
Jessi Mott
John Price
St. Mary's
Miller & Turner
Bay City
Mich
Casper Knold
Bergmann
H Frick
Knolds
Knold
Johann Most
Frick
Iime
New Orleans
Tvho
Joan H Wynne
Burns, Tenn
Art Long Run
W Va
William Doty
Doty
Grand Central
Joan Lipski
Mary Kalzovitch
Mahanoy City
Amin
Cour d'Alene
Idaho
St Louis
Old Sol
Carcaco
Health Department
Illinois
Vandalia
Illiopolis
Belvidere
Ottawa
Virginia
Milwaukee
Hentington
Ind
Dorothy Bender
Vincennes
Pont Lane
Grand Rapids
Widdicomab
Chestnut Street
Prrrsptkev
William Goettman
Post Office
Tax Republicans Nominate Michigan Ticket in Saginaw Convention
In Saginaw Michigan the Republican party nominated John T Rich of Elba for governor Joshua W Giddings of Wexford for lieutenant governor John W Joachim of Marquette for secretary of state Joseph Hambetzer of Hancock for treasurer Stanley W Turner of Roscommon for attorney general Garrett Dickema of Ottawa for auditor and adopted a platform opposing the Democratic administration and gerrymandered districts. William F Haverry of Pennsylvania was named chairman and S P Sheerin of Indiana secretary of the Democratic national committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Saginaw
John T Rich
Elba
Joshua W .Giddings
Wexford
John W Joachim
Marquette
Joseph ¥. Hambetzer
Hancock
Stanley W. Turner
Roscommon
Geeral
Garrett Dickema
Ottawa
Minneapolis
Wiilliam F Haverry
Pennsylvania
S. P. Sheerin
Indiana
Democratic National Committee
South Dakota
Madison
Political nominations and notable deaths across states
The Republican and Democratic parties renominated candidates for Congress in multiple districts including Minnesota Second Indiana Tenth and California Sixth. Obituaries note Dr Aaron L Chapin Beloit College founder aged 75, Joan Lynch ex Maine congresswoman, Henry J Gardner ex Massachusetts governor, Mother Caroline Notre Dame founder, T C Crear Lexington livestock auctioneer, Thomas Nickinson famed railway builder, Evten Murray of Dublin age 106, Las M Hisski inventor of the Bissell plow, with other brief notices on regional figures and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. I. Sheldon
N. Herried
Thomas Thorsen
W. W. Taylor
Coe I. Crawford
J. E. Hipkle
Cortez Salmon
Tuk Democrats
Elevanth
Texas
W. H. Crain
Congress
Minnesota
James T. McLeary
Aaron L. Chapin
Beloit
Wis.) College
Joan Lynch
Maine
Portland
Henry J. Gardner
Massachusetts
Milton
Caroing
Order of Notre Dame Sisters
United States
Milwaukee
Borden
Indiana
George B. Shaw
Wisconsin
J. T. McCleary
D. B. Searle
Kansas City
TueLas M Hisski
South Bend
Ind
Trains Collision Near Marlbank Kills Three
Dutch government reports Grear Sangit island destroyed by volcanic eruption with 2000 lives lost. Reports describe multiple disasters including mine rescue and various weather calamities across the globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlbank
Ont
Grear Sangit
Garpath
Hosmer
Hanlan
O’connor
Russia
TuHrer
Bilin
Bohemia
Guadalajara
Mexico
la Paz
Bolivia
Mount Etna
Znaim
Moravia
Heat prostrations rise across Illinois and beyond
Chicago and several cities report dozens of heat deaths and hundreds prostrated as temperatures hit near or above 100 degrees. News from Milwaukee Indiana Michigan New York and Connecticut notes fatalities and widespread work stoppages due to the extreme heat. Horses also perish at alarming rates as farmers and factory workers struggle to cope.
Illinois State News shows 1891 charity finances and inmates
The state issue covers the financial management of institutions ending June 3, 1891. Totals include undrawn appropriation of 1,379,015.89 and yearly expenses by hospital type with inmate counts for Northern and Eastern insane hospitals, Central and Southern insane hospitals, Asylum for insane criminals, deaf and dumb institute, vacation institute, feeble minded asylum, soldiers' orphans home, eye and ear infirmary, and other homes.
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Wadsworth
Northern Insane Hospital
Higin
Eastern Insane Hospital
Kankakee
Central Insane Hospital
Jacksonville
Southern Insane Hospital
Anna
Chester
Institute For the Deaf and Dumb
Lincoln
Normal
Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary
Chicago
Quincy
Miner James Speed Killed In Faulty Blast Near Pottstown
The 55 year old miner James Speed died after stepping to inspect a misfiring blast at a Pottstown site. The charge exploded, burying him under debris and he died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Speed
Pottstown
Multiple Disasters and Appointments Outline Illinois News
Fire destroys a business block in Chataworth. loss listed as 10 000 dollars. A man named Clarence Peterson is killed attempting to steal a ride on a train. Josephine Brown of Ovonee is adjudged insane after a grip attack. A new Presbyterian church in Decatur is dedicated with structure costs reported. John Hirsh of Chicago notes the Star knitting works. An avi an drowned while bathing at Delavan. National Republican committee branch HQ to be in Chicago. Diamond Furniture Co of Rockford reorganized with capital after sheriff’s seizure. Clarence Duvall and John Allen, colored Chicago bootblacks, run over by an Alton train in Bloomington. Allen killed. Samuel O’Brien of Virden seeks his missing daughter in Louisville. Robert Roddy 16 confesses to shooting James Reynolds near Chicago and fleeing to Cincinnati. State fair ticket round trip fare announced. An unknown man hanged near Freeburg. Mr and Mrs Willis Johnson celebrate golden anniversary near Decatur. A rainstorm near Jacksonville causes damage. H W Nelson, former Rockford Kano manager, arrested in Chicago. Beach Bowers circus barred from Dixon due to sheriff action at Morrison. Jacksonville Underwear Company strike follows workers’ discharge. Gov Fifer appoints George Brenning to state fish board to self-succeed. Thomas Brownlow dies at his Morgan county home. Andrew McGivney killed by two Magee brothers. Dr Garrett M Newkirk appointed to state dental board. Frank Hoffman dies from injuries after being struck by a self-binder. leg severed and found 50 feet away.
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Chataworth
Clarence Peterson
Kowaance
Josephine Brown
Ovonee
Delavan
Wia
National Republican Committee
Chicago
Diamond Furniture Company
Rockford
Clarence Duvall
John Allen
Bloomington
Alton
Allen
Duvall
Samuel O'Brien
Virden
Louisville
St. Mary's Academy
Elizabethtown
Robert Roddy
James Reynolds
Cincinnati
Garrard Ho
Western Assenger Association
Peoria
Freeburg
Willis Johnson
Decatur
Jacksonville
H. W. Nelson
Rockford Kano Company
Beach & Bower's Circus
Tts
Dixon
Whiteside County
Morrison
Jacksonville Underwear Company
Gov Fifer
George Brenning
Centralia
State Board of Fish Commissioners
Thomas Brownlow
Morgan County
Parson Brownlow
Andrew McGivney
New Diggins
Magee
McGivney
Fifer
Garrett M Newkirk
State Board of Dental Examiners
Charles Koch
Frank G. Hoffman
Washington County
Editor Recommends Chamberlain's Remedy for Flux
Mr Thomas Batte of The Graphic Texarkana Arkansas testifies to curing flux with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He endorses it as the best medicine, citing rapid relief and complete recovery. Sold by J W Nelce in 25 and 50 cent bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Batte
the Graphic
Texarkana
Arkansas
Hef Chamberlain
J W. Nelce
Wisconsin Central Lines to Yellowstone Route Pamphlets
Travel pamphlets offer routes from Chicago to Yellowstone area via Wisconsin Contra Line and Wisconsin Central Lines. Details include train service through Pullman cars, dining cars, and scenic summer resorts. Information available from C. G. Lemmon or Jas. C. Pond in Chicago.
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Mit
Chicago
Milwaukee
Northern Pacific H W
Wisconsin Central Lines
Northwest
C. G. Lemmon
D. P A
Jas. C. Pond
Chlongo, Ill
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Henry Republican
George B Bort
Eprror
Thorsday
Moosup
Hameison
New York City
Randolph County
Winchester
Ohio
Arch 1
Detroit
Ack
Harribon
Andrew I White
Long Branch
Hiteman
Brive Hamirm
Ulobe
Yreka
Sixox Jacous
Waters Pierce Oil Company
Gus Williams
Avannah
Rushton's Corners
Eremiah Rushton
Ial
Ashington
Robert Pinkertor
Homestead
Henny Cary Frick
Rm Ric
Hades
Oklahoma Territory
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
North English
KavasaAton Tiptos
Thomas M Howard
George Rayburn
Frenchburg
Hurley
Lacey
Friele
Bergman
St. Paul
Port Morris
American Cracker Company
Jesse M. Miller
American Biscuit Company
New York Hurned
New York Biscuit Company
Tenth Avenue
Fifteenth
Sixteenth Streets
Newaven and Martford
Illinois State News
State Charities
Cressy Bates
Sparland
Hartley
Lacon
Harry Griffin
Elder Howe
Lanark
George Vogelsang
Ban Derae
Yabler
Henry Oltmann
Leah E. Barnhart
Wm Schlapmann
Anna Beeg
Michael Gorham
Wenons
James Hartley
Michael
Evans Township
George Marsh
Wright
Lacan
The
Christian Church
Eureka
Howe
Andrew Vogelsang
Katie
Chillicothe
Bishop
Mother Horrom
Horrom
William Purdy
Samuel Reininger
Hawes
Neely
Supreme Court
Purdy
Crawford Land
Galena
Hazel Green
Jefferson Crawford
Yellowstone National Park
Henry
Huth’s
Bymelick & Co
Henry, TL
Utnam
Ile
Sonachwine Lake
John McKenzie
Timothy Wood
George Sparling
Dwight Morgan
Boen
Pio
Woop
de Wood Chemuext Co
Woodward Avenue
F. A. Powell
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