News Condensed Domestic Entries and Damaging Feats
A chaotic digest reports Nora Keating imprisoned for two years after 500 arrests in nine years. Fires devastate Locust Valley coal mine near Vila n Mo and Flora Indiana. Seattle buried bodies found in the city water reserve. The First National Bank of Texarkana shuts under insolvency risk. Tax Wingate Mercantile in Kansas City enters receivership with 110000 in assets. A Northfield Colorado family nearly dies from poison. A train wreck near Indianapolis injures six. Bank bandits in Adel steal money. one robber killed, the other captured. Church conference in East Pennsylvania condemns Sunday sessions. coal miners threaten a general wage strike involving twenty thousand workers. Fred Douglass leaves an estate worth 200000. Dana and Affan of the New York Sun indicted for criminal libel. Lynchburg man drowns over marriage troubles. Detroit fire crew injured by a passing train. Grafton bank cashier Hershey Wine shoots himself. A theater car tour by a New York Buffalo line. Anderson whitecap gang torches Isaac Goodman’s barn. Exterborough man burned by masked robbers. Emigration to Liberia from Mississippi and Arkansas. Supreme Court takes up income tax cases. Missouri legislature bans pool selling except at racecourses. Boston society leader Micau Dyer files for insolvency. Muskegon attorney Clark indicted for overpayments. St Joseph crossroad deaths. Week’s leading exchanges total 002,852,773, up on year. Dana released on own recognizance. Multiple business failures in seven days. Grand state flag hoisting law passed. Murder verdict in Minneapolis. Shipwrecks and a major sea quake. Longfellow collisions and a bridge crash in Cincinnati. Minnesota pine logs seized without warrant. Price warns of a large loan trust failure.
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George Wagner
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State Penitentiary For Life Super Hunt
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Pacific cable plan mentioned with nations and states
Frances and rulers of Russia Japan and Hawaii reportedly join with the United States to build a Pacific telegraph cable. The report recalls adjournments, ship departures and various incidents from the era, including criminal cases, strikes and legal actions across multiple states and countries.
Illinois Senate Capitol News From March Memos and Bills
Illinois Senate reports show action on street railways elevated lines and police bills, with committee amendments adopted. Key figures include Senators Crawford Harding Hunter Anthony and Johnson, plus Governor Altgeld's education message. House debates training schools and civil service reform, with adjournments and investigations urged into Chicago stores and Pullman charter issues.
Lena P Davis Obituary and Lena's Faithful Service
Milas Lenais Davis born June 28 1837 in Washington Warren Co N J died March 8 1895 at Henry Marshall Co Ill aged 67 years 8 months 10 days She moved to Illinois in 1857 lived with sister Rebecca Disosway and cared for the afflicted Her funeral at Dwight was led by Rev O W Ayling with Rev D McLeish and a quartet choir The departed was a model Christian devoted to helping others and relief work Gard of Thanks published the Henking Henkins family notes son of A B and Sarah Jane Henkins born Aug 1 1848 near Putnam Ill died March 6 1895 in Chicago Ill at 27 6 6 He studied at Rush Medical College and died peacefully He expressed Christian faith to sister and father The Putnam M E church held services March 7 with Rev McLeish officiating
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Milas Lenais Davis
Washington
Warren County
New Jersey
Henry
Marshall County
Illinois
Kamsas
William
Rebecca
E. T. Disosway
Newark
N.Y
Sarah Castner
Ilinois
Lena
O. W. Ayling
Dwight
D. McLeish
Ayling
Dr Jones
Mateer
Sparling and Worley
Mamie Kirkpatrick
Lena P. Davis
Dru.s. Henking
Jacob S. Henkins
A. B
Sarah Jane Henkins
Putnam
Ill
Chicago
M. Ik. Church
Rush Medical College
M. E
Rev McLeish
William L Bell dies in Streator at age 62
William Logan Bell son of Peter Bell of Saratoga township died March 3 in Streator from diabetes after a period of invalidism. Born May 11 1852 in Guernsey county Ohio he came to Illinois in 1871. Survived by wife Jennie McTague a daughter and five siblings. Funeral held in Streator with interment there.
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V. L. Bell
William Logan Bell
Peter Bell
Saratoga Township
Streator
Diabotis
Guernsey County
Ohio
Illinois
Col Plumb
Jennie McTague
Bell
Streatar
Mrs Lucretia Marshall Obituary Sketch
Mrs Marshall born near Syracuse New York married Henry Marshall. They moved to Leavenworth Kansas thirty two years ago and built a large family with five sons and one daughter. Sons Abraham Lincoln in Higwatha Benjamin and Henry in Horton Amanda and William in this city Samuel drowned here years ago. Mrs Marshall died last fall in Leavenworth after illness described as pneumonia like after effects. She was industrious, a good mother and neighbor. Funeral arrangements followed.
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Lucretia Marshall
Syracuse
N. Y
Henry Marshall
Henry
Abraham Lincoln
Higwatha
Kan
Benjamin
Horton
Amanda
William
Samuel
Mareshall
Leavenworth
Funeral Held Yesterday at M E Church
The service at the M E church yesterday afternoon was officiated by Rev D McLeish with Lincoln in attendance.
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Rev D, McLeish
Lincoln
Funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Tomasson at son’s home
Mrs Elizabeth Tomasson, mother of five sons, died after two months illness from stomach catarrh. Funeral held Monday at her son John Tomasson’s residence with Rev P K Hammond officiating. She would have been 70 in August and had resided with her son in this city for nine years. She was a member of the Episcopal church and beloved mother in Israel.
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Elizabeth Tomasson
John Tomasson
P.K. Hammond
Four Journals Offered at Two Dollar Introductory Price
A large subscriber surge across Illinois Kansas Nebraska and distant California accompanies a low price offer for four journals. The deal includes Inter Ocean American Farmer and Farm News Tuter Ceenaunior and others delivering current news and literature at an all time low. New subscribers or renewals in advance are eligible. Try it.
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Illinois
Kansas
Nebraska
California
Tenry Republican
Inter Ocean
TuterCeenaunior
American Farmer and Farm News
Itenewal
Where Editors Go In At The Door Of Hades
An editor, seeking admission to Hades, is told that editors are barred after one editor caused uproar with former delinquent subscribers. The law now forbids admitting editors, reflecting a belief that editors provoke continual disputes among subscribers.
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Hades
Did You Ever Try Electric Bitters for Relief
An advertisement promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for female complaints and general ailments. It claims benefits for loss of appetite constipation headaches nervousness sleeplessness and dizziness with health and strength guarantees. Large bottles offered for fifty cents at Ur Powcall's Drug store alongside a Farm Journal subscription pitch.
Keep it In the House Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin Ad
An old advertisement praises Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for common family ailments especially children. It claims relief for constipation and stomach upset and lists trial and larger size options with prices.
Governor Matthews Private Secretary Injured in Political Push
Private Secretary King suffered severe injuries after a legislative push to deliver the governor's veto message too late to affect a bill. He had a mauling with a cracked rib and torn diaphragm, remaining in pain for hours while opiates provided relief. No arrests have been made yet, and the fate of the bill remains uncertain as both sides blame the football style of politics.
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