Epitome of the Week notes powder can hoard treasure and more
A scattered digest from Everett to Washington reports a man unearthing a powder can with $150 in coins, Pillsbury mill deal closed in Minneapolis, Drexel heiress entering the novitiate, Cronin case tidbits, a rockfall at a New York asylum, and various crimes, proclamations, and civic notes across the country.
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Everett
Charles S Lawson R
Piutserry
Minneapolis
London
Pillsbury
Washburn
Moss
Kare
Drexel
Nate
F. A.drexel
Phil‘adalphia
Sisters ‘of Mercy
Cronin
Chicago
Mertes
Coughlin
Carlson Cottage
Army
M. Swope
Lexington
Heath
William Cas. Zins Goodloo
Sanabriel Canyon
California
ER. H. Vaanviersen
Toledo (O
Johnstown
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
St. Paul Fonare Roller
Helena
Tool
United States
William Nieman
Carlson
Burke
O'Sullivan
Yaquina City
Ore
Parker
Wagner
Canada
Court House
Atrownsburg
P. J. Ker
Daniel Miller
Miller
Walker
Illinois
Wisconsin
Summerville
Pig G. Vann
North White
Louis Nugent
West ‘Baton Rogue
Hamp -Suffield
Abbeville
Willie Williams
Conductor Whigman
J. N. Hustox
Nationalbank
GoopLong
Swope
Baltimore
Multiple Deaths and Elections Across US and Abroad
Reports from Harrisburg and Kansas City note deaths of William B. Harr and Judge A. Comings, with others including Dave Wambold and General Tomas Francis Bourne. Olympia elected minor officers. Lampson led in Ohio state returns. Abroad, a Bilbao dynamite factory blast killed four. Colima volcano eruption damaged towns. Chesborough wrecked near Japan coast with nineteen missing. Many other deaths, trials, and political shifts chronicle a turbulent news day.
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Furthen
Boies
Iowa
Ohio
Campbell
New York
F. E. Rice
New Jersey
Leon Abbott
Pennsylvania
Henry K. Boyer
Massachusetts
John QA. Brackett
J. M. Stone
Mississippi
Virginia
Philip W. McKinney
Maryland
Baughman
Nebraska
T. L. Norval
Huapgison
William W. Bates
Thomas F. Bayan
Mary Willing
Clymer
Washington
Sbrate
William B. Harr
Harrisburg
Paz
A. Comings
Congress
Missouri
Kansas City
Dave- Wambold
Roland
Tor
Olympia
Louiss Cloutien
Chicago
Offie
Lampson
Hye Cay Oak
Toole
Montana
Bilboa
Spain
Mexico
Mazatlan
California
Arizona
Colima
Chesborough
Ericason
Hiogo
Lokadadi
Japan
Berlin
Rome
Gondar
Abyssinia
Terence Bay
Lower Prospect
Halifax
N.S
Corona
Jalisco
Max
Guadalajara
Zanzibar
Stanley
Jith
China
Yangtsze
Ning Po
South Africa
Knights of Labo
Rope Workers
Belfast
Ireland
Resolutions At Quebec Congress on Education and Morals
A Quebec congress session featured Honore Mercier and Cardinal Manning delegates presenting papers on education, religion, and philanthropy. Resolutions urged Christian education for Catholic children, condemned divorce and liquor sales, supported lay aid to clergy, and demanded Holy See independence while pledging loyalty to Leo XIII.
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Baltimore
Peter L Foy
St. Louis
Edmund L. Dunne
Florida
William ‘T. Kelly
St. Paul
H. J. Spaunhorst
Conde B. Pallin
Manly B. Tello
Cleveland
William Richards
Washington
D. C
Committee On
United States
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Republic
Iimporily
Capa
Church
Holy See
Leo XIII
World's Fair Bill Aims Chicago 1892 Show Location
Congressman Paygon of Illinois plans a bill to locate the 1892 World's Fair in Chicago. It provides free entry for foreign exhibit articles, requests only 50,000 dollars for exhibition-related foreign goods, and funds for life saving station exhibits. It states the United States bears no debt or obligation of the World's Exposition of 1892 corporation.
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Congress
Chicago
Cucaco
Paygon
Ilnois
United States
Alfred Rhett Dies at 60. Noted Confederate Colonel
Colonel Alfred Rhett, son of ex Senator R Barnwell Rhett, died in Charleston at age 60. A Confederate Army officer, he commanded Fort Sumter during the Monitor attack and until 1868 when it lost military importance. He was a famed duelist, with a fatal 1868 duel against Colonel Ransom Calhoun of South Carolina.
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Alfred Rhett
Charleston
D. C
United States
R. Barnwell Rhett
Fort Sumter
Ransom Calhoun
South Carolina
Doomed physician Cronin case hearing hears new witness
In Chicago Nov 18 the Cronin trial heard the hair from Dr Cronin’s head and a sachel fragment. Mrs Pauline Hoertel testified she saw a tall man carry a box to the Carlson cottage and heard cries inside as a struggle ensued. Interpreters and prosecutors pressed the jury as Burke Kunze and other defendants faced questions about guilt and possible state’s evidence.
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Toe Lyons
Thomas Hardware Company
Paris
Tex
San Francisco
Sund
Granrie Bext
Alias Williams
America
Maryland
Baltimore
Johnstown
Fother Points
Conemaugh Valley
Woodville
Dayton
N. M
Chicago
St. Louis
Pardee & Co
Hazleton
John Burke
Frank Munck
Joseph Rand
International Congress
Philadelphia
Chicaco
Cronin
Carlson Cottage
United States
Vatican
Peter H. Tiernan
A N. Kellogg Newspaper Company
Kansas City
PowpetRr
Chemical Works
Wiley & Wallace
Dell & Joseph C. Noblitt
Libby
Lanuel Zonex
Canada
New York
E 4
Kaon
Sunot
Robert Bonner
Mmmoval
Browne
Naval Service
Marsoall Cusaine
Massachusetts
Wanamaker
J. B. Barstow
Lafayette
Ind
Francis E. Willard
Tunes Theater
Cincinnati
Parsment Harnison
Washington
Pittsburgh
Simonds
Hatfield
Pauline Hoertel
Ertel
Addison Street
Ashland Avenue
Jesus
Carlson
Coughlin
Burke
Officer McKinnon
Winnipeg
Man
Cooper
Martin Burke
Hancock, Mich
John Ryan
Montreal
Montrost
Liverpool
Henry Polanski
Cooney
Thomas Carroll
Kunze
Dan Brown
Abend Post
Longenecker
Dan Coughlin
Mata
Schufeldt Distillery
Joun P, Kunze
Ivory Soap Reminder In Henry Train Schedule Notice
The notice warns buyers to request Ivory Soap as counterfeits fail quality. It lists Henry train departures to Ogago and Peoria withexpress and night options, under Moss agent details, and notes tickets available at the office.
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C.R.J
P.R. R
Henry
Expresa
TOR
Peoria
Expres
Moss
Ntoketa
Mistakes Men Make in Moral Philosophy
A string of quotes on death, virtue, and constitutional ideas appears as a fragmentary excerpt from a 19th century English newspaper. The lines touch on mortality, armed menace, sacrifice for the constitution, and misfortunes, suggesting a reflective or satirical column.
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Srraxen
German Colonies Forming in Iowa Kansas and Texas
German colonists plan settlements across Iowa Kansas Hlindis and other states to buy lands and establish homes in Texas. A Westphalia Kan group of 125 families seeks 22 000 acres in Cook County Texas for 222 000 dollars. A New York World’s Fair memory recalls Latham’s tower once prominent near Trinity Church.
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Iowa
Kansas
Hlindis
Texes
Westphalia
Kan
Cook, County
Texas
New York
Old Trinity Church
Latham
Latham’s
Sale of a Child Heard by French Tribunal
London Standard reports a Paris case where a six year old girl was sold by her parents to an acrobat for four pounds. The buyer returned the girl after testing, deeming her unsuitable. The parents were arrested. the father received three months, the mother a warning.
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Faubourg St
Antoine
Paris
London Standard
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Evansville
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
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Exposition
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Amsterdam
N. Y
Marshwood
Mich
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Knights of Labor
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