Numerous Disasters and Society News From The Year
Domestic and national items recount the seventy-second annual meeting of the American Bible Society in New York with receipts of 557 340 dollars, fires killing several, explosions, tornado damage, rail and river accidents, and public notices. Notable deaths include McManon and Treat. The report lists weather, crop declines, and institutional actions across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bible Society
New York
Em McManon
County
Ind
Treat
Supreme Lodge ‘Knights of Honor
Cleveland
Gratz
Ja Barrett
Henry Grove
Tex
Iga Dam
Hamlin
Mich
Hamlin Lake
Lake ‘Michigan
General Grant
Point Pleasant
H. F. Borce
Willimantia (Coan.) Savings Institute
Various political nominations and international news brief
A partial digest of political nominations in Kansas Maine and Illinois. Notable deaths include Lynn Marles former head of the dead-letter office and Columbia College President Bannann. International items note a gas explosion near Messina and Mexico City life events amid global unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Funston
Ena B. Aeom
Maine
Marles Lynn
Post-office Department
Washington
Tax Progressive Labor Party
Henry George
New York
Powperty
Knigits of Bator
Tomas Eaceston
Griffithsville
W. Va
Ith
Irela
St. Paul
Tean
Zrc Ric
Minnesota
Dakota
Alrrep Bannes
Mexico
Missouri
Bannann
Columbia College
Pullena Jonson
Aurora
Illinois
W. E. Edwards
Missouri Union Labor Party
Sedalia
A. R. Mannering
Marysville
M. F. Force
Cincinnati
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors
Sandusky
Democrats Convene in New York Choose Delegates at Large
The New York State convention in New York City on the 16th named delegates at large to the national convention including Alfred Chapin of Brooklyn Edwyn Cooper of New York George Rains of Rochester and Roswell Viewer by resolution backing tariff reform and renominating President Cleveland. Reports from Nebraska and Missouri conventions show support for Blaine while other states select delegates and note rail, flood and economic impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legi Valley
Ithaca
Pratt National Beak
Pratt
Kan
Rock Island
Molino
Galena
Oopwanp
Owosso
Tass
Lome
Drur Spahn
Ben Antonio
Tex
Pasteur
A'Crolonz
Freeport
Haegele
McDuffie Wa Eamored
Masboro
Mississippi
Quincy
Missouri
Mergent Hill Tunnel
Jersey City
N. Wid
New York
New York City
Louis Alfred Chapin
Brooklyn
Edwin Cooper
George Rains
Rochester
Roswell P Viewer
Cleveland
Baxter County
Ark
Nebraska
Omaha
John M Thurston
Patrick Egan
George W Helat
R. A. Norval
Blaine
Auasta
Missouri Republicans
Sedalia
Chauncey I Filley
William Warner
J P Dyer
Joseph Pelham
Amercan Womens Baptist Huate Mission Society
Washington
Illinois Prohibitionists
Springfield
Frances E Willard James Lamont
Hale Johnson
J B Hobbs
Chicago
Dearborn Manufacturing Company
Pueblo
Cal
H. R. Wolcott
William A Hamill
J W Wingate
C. N Donaldson
John H. Henderson
Irving Howbert
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
United States
Illinois
C. A. Hill
Ohio
Georgeen Houk
John D Taylor
Say
Indian Grove
Hannibal
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
United States Senate
District of Columbia
Congress
Department of Labor
Messrs
Butterworth
Henderson
Iil
Seymour
Ifid
Buckalew
Died in Princeton Two Boys Beach Allen and Howard Landreth
The notices report Beach Allen Landreth aged 4 years 11 months and 20 days and Howard Melroy Landreth aged two years four months died April 22 and April 27 respectively at the residence of Dr J M Beach in Princeton. Both died of scarlet fever leaving a widow Mrs Annie Landreth and siblings two girls and two boys. The article laments the loss and describes the bright boys and the impact on the family and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Annie Landreth
Shness
Beach
Howard
Dr Beach
Neghbors
Kingdom of Heaven
Little Harry Williams Laid To Rest After Brief Illness
Mr and Mrs J A Williams mourn the death of their infant son Harry after a short illness from fever and whooping cough. A large funeral gathering attended Rev Morgan’s service at the home, and at the grave songs and flowers marked the child’s peaceful sendoff. In Geneseo C Edson Merritt married Grace Boda, with plans to reside there as a Normal School instructor and graduate. The steamer Calhoun’s Henry excursion drew about 700 people from Madison Avenue Church, with Spencer’s band providing music. Reports detail cigar thefts near Frank Krenz’s home and a missing powder can from a grocer. A prolonged catarrh complaint improved after using Ely’s Cream Balm, per Jas Davidson. Several local weddings and social events follow, including Henry Keeler’s wedding and various civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Williams
Harry
Morgan
Heavenly Kingdom
C. Edson Merritt
Grace Boda
Geneseo
Normal
Merritt
Genese Republican
Geneseo High School
The
Republic
Calhoun Brat
Henry
Madison Avenue
M E Church
Spencer
Spaith
Nicholas Abel
Frank Krenz
Frank
Ely
Jash Davidson
Monmouth
Letter from Monte Vista: optimistic frontier letter to Lewis Burson
Dr R Asay writes a long letter describing Colorado's new tropical like valley, climate notes, settlement progress, water access, post office hopes, and plans to make the valley a home. Willie and Emma nearby, coyotes and antelope seen, geese and ducks in lakes. He urges health, guidance for Emma and Willie, and staying hopeful about the valley’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Vista
Calo
Drr
Asay
Lewis Burson
Colorado
Willie
Emma
Union
Epring
St. R.’s
Patent remedy for consumption offered by T A Slocum
Letter to the editor promotes a claimed cure for consumption with promises of two free bottles to readers who mail address details. The ad asserts thousands cured and provides contact at 181 Pearl St New York. The piece ends with a reflectiveIndex quotation about hitting a sore spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.a.slocum
M C
Pearl St
New York
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Gene Hepubinay
Fhursday
Pitome. of
Esresting
Butter
Senate
Sena
Easton Wos
St Paul's Biscopal Cathedral
Buffalo
Burlington &Quincy Railway
Charles Turner
Pittsburgh
Caldwell
B. Hunt
Jack Farranegro
Sandy Davis
Uryer Morean
Bradner
Tiineis
Winslow Elding
Wanatah
Lexington
William Riley
Ann Trzr
Wabash
Hot Springs
Tax Southern Baptist Convention
Richmond
Hugues Bnos
Toronto
Ont
Quebec
Salvation Army
Epiron Wittrass O'Brign
Loughrea
Ireland
Messina
Italy
Owie
Canada
Buenos Ayres
Madrid
India
Delhi
Moradahao
Racoebati
Bengal
Sidney
Peter Kemp
Australia
Edward Hanian
Norstan McDusxap
Cape Breton
Waterloo
Wellington
Montreal
Cuba
Canton River
China
Fred L
Peoria
Shurts
Ulo
Bryner Pusat
Grand Army
86Th Regiment
Uhoon
Fabneatock
Green
Glasford
Kenesaw Mountain
N Haynes
Wos
Ken
Miss Sophia Line
Elviny
Lacon
Blind Boone
Miss Kline
Lacon Home Journal
Jacon
Peoria Journal
New Church Society of Hearvis
Monay
Dr Davis
Dr C. Davis
George Burt
Hen Vogelsang
OF. Tyler
C. Davis
A. C. Christern
J. B. Williams
George Williams
Mra
C Chistern
Mary Christern
Eureka
Mias Tillie Keeler
Henry Keeler
Humphrey
Zeller
Dr Zeller
York
Arizona
J WN Krenz, JR. Paskell
T Uo’ Banton
Ro C_ MeWilliams
B Yaeger
E J Riely
H D Watercott
A Zimmerman
Charles Gresbach
D Ketchum
W Stever
Alderman Paskell
J WU Jones
John Whitney
Bulkner
Walter
Fulton County
Deacon Worley
Nerce
Chicago & Alton Railroa
Denver Express
Altons
Jennie Hoyt
Toledo
Cornell college-Dit- Vernon
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers of
Henary
Republican
J. J. Sands
Pitcher’s Castoria
Castoria
the Markets
Chicago Beeves—Shipping Atears
Philadelphiss
Baltimore
G.C Griswold & Co
Xed
Ayer
D. W. Baine
New Berne
New— England
Gallacher
Roxbury
Mass
Harriet A. Marble
Poughkeepalo
Ayer’s
Dr. J
Ayar & Co
Lowell, Masse
John
HEIM
For
John Heim
Etreet
Tll
Alesmer
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