Aggregate of scattered 1890s news items from Newark to New York
Readable fragments report global and domestic incidents including labor unrest in Brazil and Newark, a Niagara Falls suicide, a murder conviction in Eaton Ohio, a fire at Germantown Pennsylvania, bank robbing in Porterville Pennsylvania, a failed Meriden Iron plant, and local strikes in Stuttgart Arkansas. Also noted are shipyard and railway accidents, a Warsaw cyclone damage, crop and fruit losses in North Carolina, immigrant totals at Chicago, a Fugue mare death, a Chicago steel companies merger, and multiple legal and criminal items across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tothers
Brazil
Ind
Bakers Brook
Newark
N. J
Ios Blessing
Niagara Falls
Te L. Sharkey
Jag Bia
Eaton
oupIe
Germantown
Ignatius
Michael Hillanstu
N. Y
Meriden
Conn
Malleabie
Ayimx
Stuttgart
Ark
Avorrw Gregory
Marquette
Mich
Iun
Oklahoma
Merritt
Leavenworth
Kay
Werx A. Shearer
Adrian
Warsaw
N. C
Peterafea
Chicago
Washington Park
H.C. McDowell
Lexington
Earlington
Louisa Morton
Lizzie Hayes
Dunne
Ayrax
Forreston
Guy
New York
Europe
Harrison
Fort Meeton
Dakota
Republans
Fourth District
Iamson Kelley
Congress
Thomas F. Ryan
Ynnkfort
Dewar
New Castle
Welwick
Blair
Mateett
Bradastreet
Dod
Tawnza
Ie Serenis
Haymarket
Till Peltos
Jim
Charles Will
Abingdon
Keokuk
Reales
Court of
Nebraska
Springfield
Kinney
Sigur Mowees
New York State
Local notices and world events mix in crowded 1880s journal
A sprawling digest reports domestic strife as Mrs Josepumyg Kisses shoots, a man in Youngstown commits suicide, crime including swindles and horse theft, labor unrest with strikes in Brazil Indiana and Pittsburgh, fires destroying saloons and ice houses, immigrant arrivals, and public notices. Also notes Fort McPherson naming, Sunday train cuts, and various accidents and deaths.
Diverse 19th Century Notices From Richmond to New York
Woman’s eye operation yields success in Richmond restoring sight on the 6th. Ten year old Floren Back dies in Missouri from a runaway accident. Booming settlers gather in Pierre awaiting Sioux opening. Democrats nominate J R Williams for Congress in Illinois. Editor Samuel Copper Chariton dies in Columbus of heart disease. European trip for several diplomats begins aboard City of New York. Eighty year old Aur ia Payne marries Fort Wayne woman Alice Coleman. Payne previously married eight times. Robert J W a painter and retired officer dies in New York at eighty six. British Minister Junin Pauncefort presented to the President. Actress Lorra injured at stage fall in Boston. Tenor Epwarps loses voice in Cleveland. Mason Joao Epwarps dies in Jefferson City. Ministers Remington and Thayer sail for posts. Mary Nolan dies at 104 in Glencoe. Mrs Joan Hu y dies at 102 in Silver Creek.
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Josepumyg
Houghville
Eto
Guabond
BaeRen
Youngstown
Anpee Oe Rani Nog
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
American Association
St Louis
Kansas City
Baltimore
Athlettic
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Columbus
Louisville
Western Association
Omaha
St. Paul
Sioux City
St Joseph
Denver
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Saxux. Corrman
Washington Court House
Chickamauga
Jarrzry Harnison
Tobyhanna
Sophia Everett
Castle Garden
Evaneville
Ind
United States
TurEsaloon
John Linkhorn
Newtonville
Atlanta
Fort McPherson
James B. McPherson
Dakota
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Hartford
Conp
Hoga
J. P. Squire & Co
Ware
Lykena
Johns
Miller
GilMory
Albany
la Porte
Washington Ice Company
Wisconsin
St Mark's Reformed Church
Gettysburg
David Smrrx
Crawfordsville
Glasgow County
Tenn
Braxton County
W Va
P. B. Barr
Moroa
Minn
New Orleans
Julia, Locust
Cypress
Magnolia
Waldron
Mich
8Th Vincent Orphan Asylum
Vincennes
Epward
Tosey
American Peace Society
John Jacob Autor
Chara Gnanam
Lincey Custis
Congdon & Aylaworth
Providence
R 1
Irving Latimer
Jackson
Deec Miud UixEson
Lima
James Hawer
Nax Mount Eterling
Bert Curtis
Gurat
Scranton
Lafayette
Philipsburg
Joseph Teeser
Dan O'Leary
Democrate
Europe
Auriia Payne
Fort Wayne
Alice Coleman
Payne
Robert J. W
Junin Pauncefore
Blaine
Lorra
Eoston
Musette
Epwakzp Scovet
Boston Ideal Opera Company
O. Mason
Joan N Epwarps
Kansas City Times
West
Jefferson City
Wurrman Remn
France
Samuel R. Thayer
Netherlands
Mary Nolan
Glencoe
Joan Huw
Bilver Creek Township
Tennessee
Parliament Restores King of Holland by Unanimous Vote
A 2 to 0 vote in the Dutch Parliament restored the King’s powers. In Windsor New York James Wilson returned home after a dispute and severely attacked his wife, cutting off both ears with a jackknife. Four Midland Ontario youths drowned when a boat capsized. Six dervishes were executed at Wada Halfa Egypt for crimes against women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owme
Holland
James W1ilson
Windsor
Midland
Ont
Wada Halfa
Egypt
England
Germany
Herz Meyer
Carl Schurz
Kiel
St Alphonse
Que
Dublin
William O'Brien
Timothy Harrington
Manitoba
Canada
Owen Sound
Vesuvius
Pompeii
Winnipeg
Man
St John
N. B
Appointments listed by President Harrison on the 7th
The President named A L Thomas and Elijah Sells as Governor and Secretary of Utah, Frank W Palmer of Illinois as Public Printer, and Theodore Roosevelt of New York with Hugh B Thompson of South Carolina as Civil Service Commissioners. A series of fires, crimes, and calamities follow in towns across the nation with multiple deaths and financial losses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Equitable Fire Insurance Company
Peoria
William Reynolds
Zell, Bohnabacker & Co
Jamestown
C. T
Hillman
Into
Lawley
Fla
JM Churchill
Iowa
J D. Burdett
Burdett
Churchill
Hamilton
Ont
Frazer & McDonald's Bank
Forest City
Jose Riva Gassay
Bordeaux
France
AcroLoux
Stafford County
Raw
Illinois Legislature Passes Senate Bills on Various Reforms
The Illinois Senate advanced measures fixing flour weight and alcohol education, expanding game wardens, banning lottery result ads, and funding Jacksonville Insane Asylum improvements. Other actions included tax exemptions for bridges, university and Anna Institution funding, and guardians unclaimed money deposits. The House rejected a constitutional redistricting proposal. banking, fish propagation, and ashways orders followed. The Senate adjourned to await further action with a tranquil session noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Jacksonville
Logan County
Hovsy
Reynolds
Savings‘ Bank
General Assembly
Normal University
Carbondale
Anna
Justices of the Peace
House
Oitias
Iino
Ingene
Auna
Bridge Company
East St. Louis
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Ford
Ray
Hoopsxe
Ottawa Extradition Bill Clash With US Interests
In Ottawa on May 5 the deputy minister of justice describes attempts to strip a retroactive clause from the Weldon Extradition bill as ineffective. He notes treaties imply retroactive reach and that the amended text would read as if the clause did not exist. The outcome likely follows past precedents, leaving US interests uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
John Eno
United States
Canada
Weldon
Justica
Alto
Viaduct Destruction Strikes Peru by Lightning
New York May 6 The Herald Lima correspondent reports heavy storms in the Andean department and the Verrugas viaduct on the Oregon railway was struck and carried away by lightning severing interior communication. Built in Baltimore in 1874 by American engineers, it spanned 625 feet and stood 20 feet high at a cost of 500000 dollars. The disaster worsens famine like conditions with markets empty and provisions dear, delaying silver ore shipments refined in Hamburg and Liverpool, likely keeping a new viaduct from being erected for months or a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
New York
The
Herald
Lima
Oregon
Baltimore
Lisman
Callao
Hamburg
Liverpool
Southern mill boom spurs Cotton Mills and Twine Factories
The Manufactures' Record notes rapid cotton mill expansion in the South led by Florence Alabama with three new mills costing about 800000. Texas Deniston New England capitalists back a 250000 spindle mill, Fort Payne Alabama 200000, Galveston 700000 mill and 100000 twine factory, Spartanburg South Carolina 500000 mill with 30000 spindles, Atlanta 500000 expansion with 14000 spindles and 600 looms, Texarkana Arkansas 120000, Greenwood Mississippi 100000, among others under formation.
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South
Barrimone
Florence
Ala
Philadelphia
New England
Deniston
Tex
Fort Payne
Galveston
Spartanburg
8. C
Atlanta
Texarkana
Ark
Ami -Greenwood
Township Treasurer's Annual Statement for 1888 to 1900
Township treasurer of Henry Township Marshall County Illinois reports public funds received and expended from April 2 1888 to April 30 1900. The record lists balances and receipts including city funds principal and interest, with miscellaneous items and tuition relate entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Marshall
Illinois
Publc
Del
Co Lyors
Court House Mallets Eliza O Troup to John
Assessor ranado Henry Southwell to John Moveana Wy lots Sand 6 pik J 10 Wenona Rowe to Jerome Howe lot 3 bik1l Rona Lain O Hunt to Henry Ballonselfen Qo aw 4 and part 9 Ho Wa Ne Newhtad let al to Hon ry Ballonselfen Qo and wy part 4 Hopewell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza O
Troup toJohn
Iteltz
Qoa
Delle Plato
Heeler W Heath
David K McDonough
Wye
Hon Onry ‘Ballonselfen
Hopewell
Births and marriages noted with local details
To Chase Turner Evans a boy. Licensed to marry Fenton Bowers and Dora Weaver both of Lacon. William EB Moffett and Luella DeLong of Varna. Deaths: Hilda Olson of Roberts age 2 years 7 months. At Marshall county poor farm Mary Englebrecht aged 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Turner
Evans
Fenton Bowers
Dora Weaver
Lacon
William EB Moffett
Luella DeLong
Varna
Roberts
Hilda Olson
Marshall County
Mary Engleßbrecht
River News Tug and Barge Movements Summary
River transit report lists vessels and cargoes moving both up and down the flood channel. Tugs Water Lily Mayflower Mayflower Nashotah Polar Wave Montauk Jim Watson China and Novelty appear with barges of lumber stone ice and jumper across Peoria La Salle Chicago Peru Cairo and St Louis routes.
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Chicago
Cairo
Peoria
Montauk
Jim Watson
le Salle
Campville
Peru
St Louis
Novelty
Henry
Peo- Tia
Castoria Advertises Through Generations
An old advertisement recalls Castoria as a remedy given to a child, then to the mother during pregnancy, and finally to grandchildren. The text frames Castoria as a trusted household product across family stages and generations.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for Cuts and Skin Ailments
advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter cracked hands chapped lips corns and all skin eruptions. promises to cure piles with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. priced at 25 cents per box and sold at Dr Powell's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Dr Powell's
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Sperry Republican
Richmond
Sydney Smith Lee
Lee
Virginia
Ax St. Joseph
Floren Back
Oxnaahoma
Pierre
D. T
Illinois Legislature
Warx
Poselbie
WTI
Evpee
Conasee Saeary Truatogs
Pessee
Trenaury
Distros
D. Eineee Ai Bai
Speoht
Alerk
Soliige
James Steele
Wn Hartnett
Grace
Asweoe
Mary
Rudio Alberta
Irs
Elise L Helper
Bossie Olmetod
Wegen
Ella Wor
Lucy J Matoor
Grace Grinweld
Miss Nek Whitney
Stella Morter
Vinnie Ha
H Vo
John
Clann
Toolo
Elvis Horr
J H Kingon
Secers Butt
John Kinney
Rocker
Canauss
Aben
Patton RY —Weatern
E& A
Powell
Maess
O'Banion & Humphrey
H Hutebing
Pomostio
Ceva
Coleman
Mason
Zimmerman & Aton
Eae Sane Rene
Gilpin
Elleen
sarteTecer
sarteTecer Wm Fosdick
1& BF Unter
VM Dop Wien
Cowporthwallake Co
Sohl Books
Cme
Wwllama
Supplica Trennen Wenoing Wes
Not!co
Col Bide
Burt
Kirohman
Glewold_& Co
Stogor T Howa
Caal
Aona J Sur
Buolabcholson
Treasury
Bickerman
Seeree
Venenere J Specht
Troas
Worley
Col
Taxon
Kirk G Booth
Teach Lay
Sue
Court House
Pitcher’s Castoria
Alck
Castoria
Miss
Third Street
Monroe
F L. Shorts
Joan W. Abramb
Markets
CH. L&p. Ri. Preight
Pierce
Cepeansea
Eitan
DiParsa
Teacain Street
Buffalo, N, Z
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