Epitome of the Week Domestic News Digest
A wide array of brief items from St Louis to Pittsburgh recounts a string of incidents: a Wabash engineer testifies about the San Francisco road express robbery, industrial meetings form a new price controlling syndicate, fires and explosions kill and injure, and tax, banking, and railway matters ripple across states.
Election tallies and political shifts noted across states
Official returns from Colorado show Symes leading Congress by 700. Illinois trembles over constitutional amendment on convict labor with a 570 418 statewide vote. The Illinois House will be 25 Republicans 24 Democrats while the Senate stands 19 Republicans 8 Democrats. Other notes include Chicago anarchists appeal, Alabama school funding, Oregon and Connecticut results, and European travel of Avenira Patti.
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Colorado
Symes
Senate
House
Conone
R. G. Snarrson
Chicago
Ilinois Supreme Court
Alabama
Ilinois
T. Washington
House of Representatives
National Farmers
Alliance
A. J Streeter
Campos E. Fioren
Northwest
Garfield
Des Moines
United States
Walker
Fish
Auburn
N. Y
Francis A. Hoffmann, Jr
National Butter, Cheese and Egg Association
H_ B Gurler
Tilmuis
Avenira Patti
New York
Europe
Oorrichat
Cook County
Knickerbocker
Repent Governsott
Connecticut
Lounsbury
Bartioxpr
Pro gressive Democracy urges workers to form clubs nationwide
The new labor party issued an address calling on workers across the United States to organize political clubs to push the party’s agenda. In Kingston New York authorities found a Benedict Arnold letter defending himself for his attempted betrayal. Pennsylvania’s recent election gave Beaver the governorship by 43851 with a larger Republican majority in the Legislature. Hungarian painter Munkacsy arrived in New York with his Christ Before Pilate to be exhibited. Alfred Snow a prominent member of secret societies died in New Orleans at sixty.
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St. Louis
Hefferman
San Francisco
Messenger Fotheringham
Ottawa
Kaw
Agekoe
Pittsburgh
RusszLt Blackstone
Berlin
Wis
Latrobe
Muncie
Ind
Henry Sheep & Co
Philadelphia
United Presbyterians
United Presbyterian Association of
Mint
United States
War Department
Interior Department
Coltector Malone
New York
Simeon Gerard
Warren County
Attica
First National Bank
Indianapolis
Board of Church Extension
M.E. Church
Lth
Pension Bureau
Washington
John T Moncrief
Eleventh
Illinois Volunteers
Josiah Brinard
Eighty-eighth
Pennsylvania Regiment
Josefa FisoMenr
Cincinnati
Vth
Dubois
Dunay
James P Dugan
Delhi
Women's Christian Temperance Union
St. Peter’s Roman Catholic
Allegheny City
Aubpeut
G. Boynton
Wth
Los Angeles
Cal
J B. Kipp
William
Wilson
Anna
Chicago
Louisville
Cuanes
Lymas
Engel
Cooper Shop
Reading
Lyman
Moody
Chicago Avenue Church
Canada
William Kennedy
Young Goldenson
PiLecro-pyermonia
Boswell
Benton County
Michigan
Western Farmer Publishing Company
Madison
Duffy Malt Whisky Company
Baltimore
New England
Formeral SuzRiman
Army of the United
Brattleboro
Benjamin
Wheller
Cleveland
Wso
Tas
Labor Party
Progressive Democracy
Kingston
N. Y
Benedict Arnold
Pennsylvania
Beaver
Miomazl Munkacsy
Christ Before Pilate
Jupaz Alfred Suow
New Orleans
London Exhibition closes as visitors tally 5 550 740
The British Colonial Exhibition at London closed on the ith with total attendance of 5 550 740 and an average daily figure of 83 846. Reports from Paris and across Europe describe floods, wrecks, and political tensions.
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London
Paris
Cuba
France
Italy
Albenga
Mediterranean
Nice
Geneva
Denmark
Waldemar
Harding
Berlin
Mandalay
Theebaw
Burmah
Mccu
Madrid
Afghanistan
Cabul
Niigata
Acchon
Germany
Apvicgs
Normantoro
New York
Pashima
Japan
British
Liberty and Property Defense League
Rovigo
Richard K. O’brien
Charles Williams
Mr Williams
White River
Ont
O'Brien
Williams
Russia
Listerton
Mount Gerves
Missouri vote totals announce Supreme Court race results
The Missouri election results show Briavo 229125, Cravens 178400, Jones 11490, Orr 3604 with 276 scattering and total 423825 notes Democratic plurality 50055. Also reported: snowstorms across Iowa Wyoming South Dakota Wisconsin. fire damages in Durham. Grenoble deaths. train fire debris. Bulgaria throne selection. counterfeits seized. forest fire in Pa. avalanche near Aspen. court case in St Louis. Canada Southern train run. Bible and Prophetic Conference meeting in Chicago.
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Missouri
Briavo
Cravens
Jones
Greenback
Labor
Orr
Swine-Breeders’ Associations
Chicago
Iowa
Wyoming
Dakota
Wisconsin
Towa
Durham
N. C
Grenoble
France
Hinton Station
Ressia
Prince Nicholas
Mingrelia
Bulgaria
N Astpent
Kingston
Ont
New York
Cape Vincent
Blue Mountains
Harrisburg
Aspen
Cal
Foturninouam
Adams Express
St. Louis
Hoe
Frivatsix
Switzerland
Tur Firm
Cohen, Samplin & Co
Cleveland
Tne
Garcia Cardenas
Mexico
Dias
Gronae D. Wiss
Congress
Virginia
Richmond
William Lamb
Norfolk
Canada Southern
St. Clair Junction
Windsor Dock
Evangelical Council
The
Bible and Prophetic Conference
Internal Revenue Bureau Report Increased Receipts 1886
Washington November 15 The Commissioner of Internal Revenue reports for the year ended June 30 1886 total receipts from internal revenue 116 002 600 up 4 481 748 from the prior year cigars cigarettes and grain spirits drove the rise collection cost 4 290 455 about 86 percent of receipts illicit stills 154 seized 1 214 arrested Georgia North Carolina Tennessee Kentucky Virginia led seizures projected current year collection 118 000 000 details on stamps production exports imports taxes and proposed reforms to simplify taxation on distilled spirits and remove penalties against retailers.
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Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Georgia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Commissioners’ Office
Internal Revenue
Hoa
Internal Revenue Commissions
General Sheridan Reports Army Strength and Indian Policy
General Sheridan delivers his annual War Department report noting 2,102 officers and 3,446 men, mourning General Hancock and announcing fort abandonments. He discusses Arizona Indian troubles, criticizes General Crook, and proposes land grants and bond funding to sustain reservations, with interest earmarked for Indian support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Washington
Secretary of War
Hancock
Arizona
Crook
India
Interior Department
Jeweler Severance Shapes Chessmen at Lathe in City
Jeweler Severance works on wooden chessmen with a lathe and runs a shop seen as chess headquarters for local players. Henry Koch, an expert, plays across from Severance. A match between Severance and a Moline challenger proceeds slowly by postal cards with two weeks of no moves, but they plan to renew soon.
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Severance
Henry Koch
Save
Enterprising drug store and California election tickets noted
Dr Powells drug store offers Dr Kings New Discovery with a free trial bottle. A. C. Christian mails California election tickets showing oversized dimensions vs Illinois rules. Discusses ticket size, color, and legality, praising California’s administration as new and generous.
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Dr Powell
Fins
Dr King
Golden Specific Promises Cure For Liquor Habit
An advertisement claims Dor Haines' Golden Specific can cure drunkenness covertly in coffee or tea with no harm and offers a circular from Golden Specific Co. Cincinnati. Also notes a Presbyterian bible class led by Dr Durfee was discontinued and reports on a new nipple for an artesian well with repairs overseen by Fire Chief Frank Krenz and Machinist Theodore Bickerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dor Haines
Golden Specific Co
Race
Cincinnati
Ohio
Presbyterian Church
Durfee
Frank Krenz
Theodore Bickerman
Electric Bitters Promised Cure for Kidney and Urinary Ailments
Urgent claim touts Electric Bitters as a rapid remedy for Brights disease diabetes and other urinary complaints with thousands reportedly cured. Advertisement notes blood purification bowel regulation and direct action on diseased parts with 50 cent bottles at Dr Powell's drug store. Also mentions local Bureau county papers reacting to Spring Valley election and updates on Dr Fawcett and James Kelly family moves to Peoria for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Rale
Castoria Recalled in Patriotic Ad Memory
Nostalgic promotional verse traces Castoria use from infancy to motherhood. It highlights a long running brand endorsement through generations, emphasizing familiar Agency language and consumer trust in the product across decades.
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Powderly
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Staten Island Dyeing
Winfield
Kan
Lillian Quinn
Frank E. Lockwood
Sheffield
Milton Mapes
Andrew J. Mulligan
Harrison
Ark
Columbia
Law and Order League of
King Fox
Daisy Inkx
Englewood
Jopren T. Davies
Grant & Ward
Grace
Crantes Dinwip
Jennings
McKenzie
Tenn
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
W. F
Becoup
Ens Magnano
Newark
Minneapolis
Minn
Internal Revenue Bureau
the Army
Convention OF Working-Men
Pirrant
Labor Press of
America
P J. McGuire
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Wethe
Amalgamated Association
P F Fitzpatrick
Iron Molders’ Union
Chris Evans
Miners’ Association
Davefront
Navy
United States Revenue
Thompson Friday
Davenport
Commission
A.C. Christian
California
Linois
United Labor
Illinois
Bureau County
Spring Valley
Peru
Dr. Fawcett
Union Protestant Infirmary
James Kelly
Peoria
Grey Eagle
Kelly
Castoria
Ashe
Miss
Henry Mar
APPLI
Frank Martin
Sparland, Ill
Lonleville
Jeffersonville
Conan Causs
Athiophoros
Acticles
Athlophoros CO
Wall ST
Amy Ad~ Dre
Montgomery Ward & Co
Wabash Avenue
Geo. F. Smith
Frank Bouten
H. J. Grawburg
Henry
Willoware
Grawburg
Grawbure
Bmith & Bouton
Warren
City of
Marshall County
Board of Trustees
John Barnard
Tomneniy
Clark
U. S
U. B
H.R. van Eps
Illnois
Hood
Addreas
Hewlth Medical Co
Buffalo
U.S.A