Congressional Special Session Tariff Notes and Global Dispatches
Proceedings cover tariff speeches with little progress. Nomination list includes Henry L. Wilson to Chile, William F. Powell to Haiti, John G. A. Leishman to Switzerland. Senate sugar schedule debates, executions and arrests rise in scattered items across the nation and world, including executions, fires, floods, uprisings, and political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United States
Henry L. Wilson
Washington
Chill
William F. Powell
New Jersey
Hayti
John G. A.leishman
Pennsylvania
Switzerland
House
James T. Loyd
Representative Giles
Missouri
Lindsay
Mixed early 1900s calamities and notable deaths reported
A scan of brief items lists events from the First State Bank at Fenton closing to a series of deaths and accidents including a derailment near Elmer Missouri, a prison execution in Sing Sing, a drowning of Barney Barnato, and lightning deaths in Ohio. Other notices include legislative exports, Ellis Island fire costs, and a new fire badge for A L Gilpin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First State Bank
Fenton
Mich
Elmer
Howard A. Scott
Sing Sing
N. Y
Barney Barnato
Morocco
Cleveland
Peter Bondy
Swami Tribe of Indians
Peru
Ind
Minnie McGuire
Alpha Taylor
Emma White
Jacobsburg
United States
Ellis Island
R. Tyrrel
Mount Verrion
Henry L. Buehler
Baltimore
United
Washington
Leroy Kail
Kail
Lafayette
Col.) Sun
Martin Cornelius
Universal Postal—Congress
Nelson A. Miles
United States Army
London
New York Harbor
American Railway Union
Chicago
Eugene V. Debs
Constantinople
Tewfik Pasha
James B. Angel
Turkey
Summer Social at the Mie Church This Saturday
An ice cream and strawberry sociable is planned for Saturday night June 19 at the church. Everyone is cordially invited to attend, with Sunday and Monday marked for follow up activities.
Liver cure claims and railroad ticket notice plume
Bound liver ailment advertisement touts Herbine as a universal liver remedy with a 76 cent price and free trials at Dr Powell's. The Great Rock Island Route resumes Northwest ticket sales via Ogden and connections to Salt Lake City and Idaho, with prompt service and low rates. The Republican newspaper invites legal publication work and promises prompt, accurate notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Powell's
Great Rock Island
Northwest
Ogden Gateway
Micro-Gorm Promise From Local Patients
Mrs Eliza Van Tryun endorses Micro-Gorm as a valuable medicine for general debility and organ troubles. She, aged sixty six, calls it her best friend and urges others with stomach liver and kidney issues to try it. Mrs Bayne, a respected local figure, also supports the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Bayne
Anderson & 1 Co
Paxton
Orange Willey dies after sickness from Iowa visit
Orange Mansfield Willey, 26, born near Varna Marshall County Iowa, arrived in this city from Iowa last July with la grippe. He endured months of suffering with no relief before passing away June 11 1897. Funeral held at family home with Rev David McLeish officiating. Interment at Varna cemetery amid many friends.
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Orange Mansfield Willey
George Willey
Iowa
la Brippe
Orange
Roberts Township
Varna
Marshall County
David McLeish
M. B. Choir
Fanny
Flo
Lou Willey
Ada Harris
Abbie
Grace Newman
Mrs Fulford remembered for Christian kindness and family links
Henrietta Allyn Fulford born at Allyn's Point Conn. Her family moved through Delta Canada and Illinois. Eldest son Charles lived in Chicago, Cyrus in Golden City Missouri, Chester in Peoria. She died in Elmwood after long illness, funeral at Mr Baring’s home. Resting place near Elmwood elm overshadowed by tree. Mrs Fulford raised Presbyterian, joined Congregationalist, and worked as a Methodist. Two funeral tributes noted. A Bad Accident. La Salle County records note A J De Long of Gilman fell from a train in Monticello Indiana, losing a limb and dying days later. his age about 61. He formerly lived east of Lacon.
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Scheffeldine
Berea
John Crowell
Whiting
Ind
McKinley
Washington
Nashville
John M. Gentle
Deer Creek
St. Louis Milling Company
Carlinsville
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Peter Mahr
Tomarkey
New York
Boone County Bank
Harrison, Ark
William Andrews
Princess Anne
Benjamin Kelley
Andrews
Alva Owen
Tts
Palatine
Ill
Mountain City
Tenn
Bud Price
James Hampton
Hampton
New York City
Henry Foster
John Shootman
Albany
Lyle
Admiral Sicard
Boston
Tanner
Illinois
Connecticut River
New England
Marshall Elevator Company
Chicago
Exeter
N. H
Cleveland
Columbia
Whitman Counties
Thomas Neal
Mary Jenkins
Bascombville
N. C
American Association of Nupseng- Smen
St. Louis
Irving-Rouse-of-New_York
Urbana
Bushnell
national_guard
Sarah A. Granger
Julian N. Granger
Brenden A. Douglas
Dev4 1
Clifton Springs
Henrietta Allyn Fulford
Allyn’s Point
Conn
Delta
Canada
Jonathan_Fulford
Charles
Cyrus
Golden City
Chester
Peoria
Lacon
Henry
Monmouth
Mra H. B. Baring
Mia Baring
Elmwood
Mr Baring
Fulford
Congregational Church
W. Fourorp
Henry Republican
la Balle
A. J. de Long
Gilman Feh
Monticello
G. W. Dennis
DeLong
Marshall County
Buckion Arnica Balve Promises Quick Heals
An advertisement touts Buckion Arnica Balm as the best salve for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt sores, chapped hands, chilblains, and other skin eruptions. It claims it effectively cures piles with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckion
Arnica
Rover
Rand
F-Powell
This World and the Next Fires of Hell Sermon
An innovative sermon by Rey L Landenberger argues the world next to us is within reach and its fires are evils when God and neighbor are ignored. The piece contrasts hellfire with moral neglect and urges awareness of inner dangers. The item also notes tight race unofficially in Third Judicial District with Hartzell ahead by 62 votes and Boggs defeating Barker by 233 votes, pending recounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
L.-G—Landenberger
Hell
Third Judicial District
Judge Canby
Wm. Hartzell
Hartzell
Carroll
Boggs
Supreme Judge
David J. Barker
Judge Barker
Allen's Foot Ease promotion and tariff bill outlook
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease powder for swollen hot feet with trial package free and 250 price. A discussion notes Senate sentiment favors tariff bill, with free trade Democrats optimistic about passing by June 20 and becoming law by month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Olmated
la Roy, N. J
Senate
Grain-O Prompt In Grain-O Health Drink Ad
An old advertisement urges shoppers to ask grocers for Grain-O a new grain based drink to replace coffee. It claims safe for children and adults, with taste like mocha or java and pricing at 150 and 250 per package. Sold by all grocers.
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Simmons Liver Regulator
Simmons Liver
Simmons Liver “Regulator
Zeilin & Co
Philadelphia
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India
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Princeville
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Robert Walker
A. L. Gilpin
Gutter Percha & Rubber Mfg Co
Fire Company
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Sparland Lodge No 441
Order of Ancient
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Western Star
Macon
T."van Antwerp
B.D. Richmond
Pearis
Ellsworth Potter
C. R. Condit
R.N. Lee
Owen Scott
Emma Green
W. J. Wickwire
Jonnie Watkins
McClanahan
M. E
J. W. McClanahan
J. A. van Antwerp
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Scott
C. F. Hitchcock
Henry Lodge
Buch
Mrs
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C. H. Davison
Milford, UL
Wl Haya
van Tryun
W. H. Bayne
Paxton, Illnois
Aense
Micro-Germi
Well
Sapolio
the Mortuary Record
Orange Mansfield Wildey
Colonial Dames of America
Demorests Magazine
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Mary Ainge de Vere
Ella Higginson
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