Vast Communist Weeks in late 1800s Figures and Crimes
Readable items recount robberies in Chicago and New York arrivals of Italian immigrants, farm crop in storage, labor strikes at Cleveland wire works, gruesome executions in Plym outh and Jacksonville, and a surge of court cases across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittiam
Connivellam
Durango
Chicago
New York
National Department of Agriculture
Advaces
American Wire Works
Cleveland
Bostonian
Adams Express Company
New Brunswick
Edward IL Newman
Levenson & Co
United States
Senta &Uefye
Fayette
Lud Churchwell
James Orr
Fields
Manassas
John W. Niblock
Philadelphia
Laucet F. Bessie
Plymouth
Mass
Richard N. Lawton
Boston
Washington
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Indian
Order
Robert
Cornelia Denmead
Indianapolis
Ind
Washington Territory
Tre
Montezuma
Col
Itty
Harnerma
Tnt
Rushvale
Neb
Jacksonylle Road
Virden
Girard
Senator Southworth
Litenfield
Detrat
British Columbia
Ontario
Cook County
Hudson River
Newburgh
Shenandoah (Pa ) Valley
Tas
John Largis
Fife Lake
Mich
Henry Artis
Goldsboro
N C
Decatur
John Wentz
Fenntany
Funeral notices and political updates from early 1900s
Funeral services for Henry Ward Beecher held in Brooklyn with public rites at Islymouth Church and interment to Greenwood Cemetery. Various political and legal items include the New Jersey injury and suffrage vote, Nassau pneumonia death of Jais B. Eaps, and Indiana Supreme Court rehearing denial. The Dakota Legislature ends its seventeenth session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Henry Ward Beecher
Brooklyn
Islymouth Church
Greenwoot Cemetery
Cavangasm
May Stvertox
Multheca Hill
Massachusetts House Ofpresentatives
Jassis B. Eaps
New York
St. Louis
Mississippi
Nassau
N P
Jabrz Tirner
Cuanutten H
Georgia
United States
St Petersburg Turk
Nebraska House
Yeas
Indiana Supreme Court
Green Smith
Henry Ward Beecher
Miscellaneous 19th Century News Briefs and Deaths
A wide survey of events from various regions notes memorial services across many Brooklyn churches, a Toledo editor whipped, and a Franklin township elder died aged 103. Other items report beecher estate plans, Beecher funeral, Virginia attorney general death, Maine and Boston officials, Irish cattle loss, and Greek, Bulgarian, and Russian political or natural events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward Beecher
Brooklyn
Fred H. Wiureriz
Toledo
O.) Ste
Teak
Whipple
William Waxrek
Adams County
Franklin Township
Tug
California
Montane
Plymouth Church
Greenwood Cemetery
W P Bocock
Virginia
Lynchburg
Eugene Pitcspury
Maine
Boston
Jr. Powellt
Signal Corps
Washington
Repeal of Capital Punishment in Maine Legislation
Maine Legislature repealed the capital punishment law on the 1st and replaced the death sentence with life imprisonment for first degree murder. News items report fires, floods, political shifts, and other incidents across the country including a London blackout and tobacco factory closure.
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Maine
Manynina
Europe
London
Buffalo
Miller, Groiener &4
Minnie Hall
Losans
Buelhardt
Nina van Zandt
Jeferson Tie
Hugh Dennen
Brucebridge
Ont
Dennison
Tennesaes
Bth
Viscent
Alabama
Big Sandy
Tex
Chicago
McGangie
Varnell
Edward McDonald
RO Driscoll
Cook County
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Tue
Union Labor Party of Michigan
Lansing
Greenbackers
O'brien J Atko
J C. Blanchard
Ssuth & Co
Philadelphia
Anvices
Canada
Montana
Washington
United States Veterinary Medical Association
Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
The Great Fox Hunt of Putnam County
In Putnam County a fox hunt drew a large crowd on Second Street as hunters led by Jonathan Long pursued Reynard across Hopewell and Sandy areas. The crowd, about 200 hounds, faced fences and rocky terrain with several riders struggling but continuing the chase through countryside before returning to town.
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Ely
Man
Marseilles
Bradley County
Ark
Nry Frasen
Haskell
United States
Morris, DL
Schwartz and Watt
Nichols
See
Rock Island
New Orleans
William Eaton
Springfield
Charles Reen
Eston
Second Street
Reynard
Jonathan Long
Putnam
Hontsiman
Wim Long
Jehu Dawson
Neal Jehu Hawkins
Gould
BE Ho Hutchins
K Jones
J W Niece
Geo Hupp
Ingram Smith
Woos Doty
Sam Baxendale
Wm Trimble
Joe Nichols
J E Young
Tom
Duke S . Hynes
Jim McCune
Oh Moss
Hopewell
Blaine
Borhood
Henry Balensiefen
Calvacade
Broaddus
Randy
Iome Wuak
Nebraska
Marahal
Oet
Wold Co
Colorado
Great American Desert
Unnamed Fox Hunt Ends in Frenzied Chase and Lost Gear
A chaotic fox chase near Perdew's area ends with the fox holeing under a bluff and the pack returning home as night falls. Riders wrestle with mounts, gear is found torn and scattered, and townsfolk joke about soles pegged to pants while a proposed museum gathers boot heels and stirrups from the day's debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perdew
Red Reynard
Blaine
Ben
Absalom
Abe
Dutchman's Place
Indiana Line
George
Boabdil
Granada
Qlury
Sandyloo
Washington Letter Reflects on Congress Finishing Its Session
The regular Washington letter notes the 4th congress closed with more measures and bills than any prior session yet cites missed tariff reforms and rising taxes. It calls for centralized cabinet responsibility and a constitutional amendment to align executive and legislative branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House of
Department of Agriculture and Labor
Rotustey
Otter
Capote
Monument Work and Granite Craft At Local Yard
The granite and marble shop opens for full operation as marbleyard revives. TD Kirk stands ready to accept orders for granite and marble after winter projects, including a dark Quincy granite monument for Alderman Frank Waters, Aberdeen Scotch granite memorial for Solomon Nighswonger in Whitefield, and a Barry granite shrine for friends of Henry Hutchinson. Kirk has completed smaller granite and marble jobs with strong, satisfactory results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serssn
T D Kirk
Uincy
Frank Aters
Aberdeen
Solomon Nighswonger
Whitefield
Onry Hutchinson
Henry
Kirk
Lacon Democrat
Bucklen Arnica Salve Offers Cures and Guarantee
Bucklen Arnica Salve touted as best for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter corns and skin eruptions with a promise of piles cure or money back. 25 cents per box sold at Dr Powell's drug store. Also note on subscriptions to the Chicago Herald and a Castoria nostalgia line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Dr Powell's
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Indiana
Benjamin Leaventhal
Memphis
Tenn
Jacob Vorheus
Michigan
Grantasg Siston
Dauntless
Coronet
New York Harbor
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Camden
N. J
Korn
Charles
Frederick
Eddie Bearle
Enoca Canter
Jacksonville
Fla
Tooere
Paterson
Frank Morey
Kentucky
James Edward Williams
Cheinnau
Maskep
Coleman
Frank M. Scott
Websor & Co
Lumberton
Lua Grange
Booth Street
Atlanta
Philadelpha & Reading Railroad
Eist
Joan FE. Grepmire
Wratern
Ansonim Clock Company
de Funker
VR &Yim
Haney Weatcott
Cincinnati
Crawford
Coneininnati
Boyd Manufacturing Company
Diamond
New Mexico
Minta
Scranton
Kansas City
Heacher
Grenogh H. Laubyen
Wisconsin
National League of Colored Baseball Players
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Louisville
Isaac Herre
Fincen
Ff Rt
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Belfort
Francn
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Christine Nilsson
Miranda
Articks
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Malay Archipelago
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Bulgaria
Rosgrad
Quinn
Kiskeam
County Cork
England
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Tax Court of Queen’s Bench
Toronto
Cannes
Nice
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Rastchuk
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Maritime Bank
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Vienow Tu Corporation
Dublin
Ds Lessers
Berlin
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Benny
Eng
Putnam County
Asa Barnhart
Chas Eames
Joel Eames
Joel W Eames
Wm VanDorn
Geo E Spar
Geo Eames
John Henderson
Frank Whiting
Wow Thomas
Carey Flaugher
Wuty
John Kurpatrich
Tyiman
Apis
Prana Fermis
Ananey Sella Heyer
Pood
Woh Wang
Phos Kelley
Anne J Denning
Toh Aten
Worge
Karnes Et Aly
Sarah F Barnhart
Tydia
Orr
Camptell Shields
Wmrd
Robert A Cowet
Win Hal
Henry Morris
David Provset
Haines
Golden Specific Co
Cincionat
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Chicago Herald
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Castoria
Cheebe Ducks
Kingsley & Hutchine
Dino York
J.D. Stubbles
Western Lands
Illinois
Ellis
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Henry, Ill
U. 8
Qur Office
U 8
Theo
U. S
Geo Bart,jr
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Idaho
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Lambor
St Paul
Jon
Fehl
Tuavine
H J Grkawbui
Mills & Bro
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