Domestic and Local 1890s News Highlights From Washington to Kentucky
Domestic items recount executions in Washington Pa and Ebensburg Pa, a fatal snow slide burying Clarke and child, pension warrants signed in Washington, a Prohibition vote defeat in Kansas, and schooling reforms at a Philadelphia conference. Additional notes cover immigration to New York, ship delays, robberies, drownings, a cow’s stomach findings, a fast challenge in Fort Wayne, business failures, a Tacoma boat capsize, post office burglary, severe winter cold, gas explosion injuries, a fatal shooting in Decatur, a Quantity of census race data for Kentucky.
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Mazz
BP. Clarke
Child
Ropell
B. F. Emily
Irwin
Col
Washington
Nettleton Tay
Kansas House
Noble
Cherokee Strip
Philadelphia
Durin
New York
Italy
Sinti Cruz
France
Liverpool
Fort Edward
N. Y
Crandall
D LB
Sticks
Monticello
Aznanau Guap
Fort Wayne
Ind
Geary
United States
Tacoma
Wash
J C. Arnold
Charles Ole
Charles Barrett
Walvane
Kan
Boon Si
W H Lawrence
Glassboro
Hewn
Pine Bluff
Ark
Tank Rufus
Jodoe Bozo
Decatur
Roland
Kentucky
Nineteenth Century Notes from Tur and Senate
Tur American ship Vigilant loses six crew near outbound passage. At Litchfield Conn, home burned and two children cremated. Nominations to Senate by President Harrison include Anderson Beale Long. Stanton elected president of National Woman's Suffrage. Hearst dies in Washington. moonlighting bills in Illinois Legislature.
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Tur
Vigilant
Hong Kong
New York
Litchfield
Conn
Ienry C. Rowe
Senate
Harrison
John A. Anderson
Kansas
Cairo
Egypt
Truxton Beale
California
Persia
James W Long
Pennsylvania
United States
Florence
Joan W. Champlin
Michigan
Lansing
Charles S. Williams
Arthur A. Clark
Regents of
The
State University
George A. Ingham
Chicago
Anna Dickinges
Danville
Republican League of the United
Garnetsville
George Hearst
Washington
Hoe
Coronel Asa May
Ohio
Tiffin
Grand Army of the Republic
Con Wo OW Gates
Tennessee
Jackson
Patrick Moran
Campus
Senator Manderson
Nebraska
United States Senate
Ingalls
Tragedy in Tennessee Ends in Brother’s Death
Report describes a fatal shooting when two Smith brothers confronted a man over cotton theft in Tupelo. Milton Smith and the brothers opened fire. one man was killed instantly and Milton was shot while fleeing, badly wounded.
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Otrers
Sonejere
Tupelo
Milton Smith
S Smith Brothers
Drake
Smith Brothers
Fitten Smith
Smiths
Milton
Smith
Posse
All Over The Union Note on Sales and Bounties
The report notes a varied customs update with a sale of goods in Oregon at two hundred dollars and a three cent bounty per head offered by Illinois for destroying English sparrows. Missouri spends over seven thousand dollars yearly on tobacco for penitentiary inmates. An error in a Flemish metre hat discovery suggests upcoming paper production. New Mexico’s stock enumeration shows 1,500,000 cattle and 4,000,000 sheep.
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Senate
Springfield
Illinois University At Normal
House
Chicago
Justices of the Peace
Ill
Rickert
Tfl
Thomas S. Casey
Parson
Wy -Hou
Minora
Housa
Mitnoiw
State Normal University of Normal
Sprinariziy Til
Republcan
Paddock
Cockrell
Cy Lee
Griggs
Cook
Citeaga
Renial
Geo Eastor
Oregon
Illinois
Missouri
New Mexico
Local notices and obituaries from a 1800s Wenona area page
James Wilkinson returns to Ransom La Salle county to farm after years away, with family. Otto secures a real estate office post in Chicago and a 50 percent raise. Elizabeth Evans died near Venona aged 80 years 4 months after long rheumatic illness. The obituary notes ME church service and two surviving children. Also listed are various genealogies, business ads, and medical claims for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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James Wilkinson
Everday
Ransom
la Salle County
James
Honory
Hears
O H Fiedler
Elizabeth
Joshua Evans
Venona
Church of God
David Hall
Wenonae
Alex Brown
Wenona
RN Morse
Cherry Point
Buoker Bill
Kansas
Duc Childs Jr
William Child
Urist
Sussex County
Magland
William
Bereodentown
Kent County
England
Wowen
Sarah Hatch
Eag
Jobo
Mary
Ron
Witham
Sarab
Fee Anne A
Schoectady
Losara
America
Ocuty
Albany
Siboectady
Meister
Horace Macg
Humsels
Brone
Telpmate
Melisa
Ats Femi
Peoria
Clicage
Henry Marshall County
Bie
Io Law
M Eo
Noel
Wil Ashe
Chriat
Buoker Hill
Rene
Telegraphed Grange Meeting and Aid Society Notes
The Telegraph Grauke Grange held a regular meeting on Saturday February 21 with attendance and a brief program before adjourning for two weeks. Posts describe upcoming events, digest sales, and a Ladies Grange Aid Society meeting planning an April program with dialogues tableaux temperance play and tambour drill.
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Will
Newspeaper
Eddie
Reid
Asavielle
Ladies’ Grange Aid Society
Real estate transfers and notices across multiple parcels
A bulletin lists numerous transfers including Mary E Horner to Clarence A Axline and Evans partners to Reuben Thompson, with properties in Evans, Lacon, Toluca, and other towns. It also notes trust actions, lot descriptions, and a mix of acquired parcels across several towns, plus unrelated archival ads and literary snippets.
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Evana
Joseph RK Thompson
Amunds M Tribbey
Richland Jobo Kelly
Thompson
Beaoington
Leaned Swiger
Julius H. Adkinson
Hoyts
Honor TE
Toluca
Ira
Hancock
William BE Wancock
Setae
Hopewell
William Ht Edwards
Susan
Merritt
Newton C
Edwarda
Lacon
Castoria Adends for Generations in Childcare
Nostalgic old advert claims Castoria eased infant and child ailments across generations. It asserts consistent use from babyhood through adulthood for offspring care and maternal relief.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Andry
Matey
Logan
Henry W Blair
New Companire
China
WSS
Mexico
Ad Porter
Hearst
District of Columbia
Admiral Porter
Kilpatrick
Saginaw
Mich
Wawa West
Washington, Pa
Crouch
Henry Marah
Ebensburg
Clara Jones
Vallita
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Iquique
Chili
Wuntho
Upper Burmah
Durham
Eng
Russia
London
San Felipe
Mex
Kuangs
Maceo
Patti
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Mensure
Jorus Gorton
Harry Reynolda
Perry Douglass
Padre Island
Texas
Emma Abbott
Pittsburgh
New Yorks
Great Northern Railway
Montana
Convwart & Bros
Louise
Minde
Gen Sturertos
Thane
Betti Sandfra
Nashville
Henry Wo Page
Mibano Noy
Joseph 1
Abbott
Presse
Phila Sphne
A. Om Wehnel Priesse Dent
Illinois Legislature
Fk A Powell
Druggiata
Henry
Hood
Karen Parilla
Robert Justice
Henry Zilmoe
Edof
Bell Plain
Newton C Edwards
Adam Longs
Samuel J Patch
Andrew Rodgers
Fowlers
Wenono Board of Trustees
Acho Cla
George M Locke
Market Square
Hfraaldeo
Awiundi Sainwy
Ofoey
Dragg Tate
Tarrial
Nathan Bf Levy
Pitcher’s Castoria
Castoria
S. Adams St
Ilinois
Bergner & Potter
Minnesota
Western Park
Mass
Western Steam
Barry Tyeneee
Bolt
Choikco
Louis
Hogs Fair
Choice
Neavy
OMALA
Cattlile—Prime
Fane
Fale
Toad
George Nicholson
Coe Pring
Artawold & Co
Br'dway
Hardy Nurnory
Thiestir
Parker
Roorn
Wegox
Ieee Wpa
Steiman
Nubbard Bekos
Wil Niente St. Louis
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