National Women's Christian Temperance Union hearing on labor
Frances Willard outlines the Union's structure and work divisions including heredity hygiene education and press influence. Delegates describe juvenile unions statistics and efforts to promote temperance education in schools while addressing labor supply and Chinese immigration. The committee adjourns sine die and may reconvene in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bession
New York City
United States
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Frances E. Willard
Chicago
Department of Juvenile Unions
Department of Relative Statistics
W C. Buell
Department of
Preas
Mar . Hunt
Michigan
Vermont
New Hampshire
Ita Utporo
C Indies
Srances B. Willard
Caroline B. Buell
Easthampton
Conn
Mary L. Burt
Brooklyn
New York State Union
Mary H. Hunt
Hyde Park
Mass
Alfred A. Cohen
San Francisco
China
England
Various incidents and crimes reported across states
A collage of brief notes describes an assigment at Tas Exchange Bank in Tupello with low paid capital, a fatal shooting in Rising Fawn, emigrants from British Columbia to Washington Territory, a hangings in Pittsburgh, a fatal burn from a card party in Natchitoches, a fire at the Troy volunteer firehouse, a double homicide at Tombstone, staged robberies in Arizona, a train wreck near Bradford, miner fatalities in Missouri, diphtheria deaths in Far Rockaway, a Boston factory fire, mine deaths near Scranton, cotton yields in Memphis, and a missed gain in Yasco CountyMississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas Exchange Bank of
Tupello
Miss
Rising Fawn
Ben Johnson
Watt Woodson
British Columbia
Washington Territory
United States Treasury
Puget Sound
James McSteen
Pittsburgh
Natchitoches
Ned Bradford
Troy
N. Y
Jouy Standifon
Tombstone
A. T
Arizona
Paul
Tucson
Bradford
Webb City
Val Hatton
Tom Martin
Mr. Anfos
Neak
Far Rockaway
L. L
Ronent Bisner
Boston
Mass
White Oak Mines
Scranton
Richard Caffer
Anthony Curley
Memphis
Yasco County
Financial and crime brief from early 1900s ledger notes
The item lists silver coinage totals and mint purchases, a bank closure in Tupelo, and several accidents and crimes in Cleveland and Philadelphia. It also notes a Salt Lake earthquake, a fatal duel in the Choctaw Nation, a New York business failure, a Mormon Church conference in Salt Lake, and a Gardner fire destroying oats and horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
New Orleans
San Francisco
Cleveland
Dun
Bth
New York
Salt Lake City
Reading
Union Line
William Menxrowski
Chicago
Pauline Glismaan
Frank Meyers
Austin Guthrie
Max Wallstein
Phanix Knitting Works
Mormon Church
Salt Lake
Utah
United States
Europe
Gardner, D. T
Fiftieth anniversary marked anti slavery movement in New York
The fiftieth anniversary of the anti slavery movement was celebrated in New York City on the 2d with Elizur Wright presiding. Other items mention Moopy and Sankey sailing for Europe, Arthur's West Island confinement, and various political and civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
New York City
Elizur Wright
Moopy
Sankey
New York
Europe
Alaska
Arthur
West Island
H. I
Tn General Convention
Protestant Episcopal Church of the
Joshua Sands
United States Navy
Terrence J. Kennedy
Auburn
N. Y
Assembly
New York Central
Treasury Department
Washington
Henry Farnam
New Haven
Conn
General Conference of the Free Baptists of the United States
Minneapolis
Minn
American Board of Missions
Detroit
Hopkins
Presient Artour
Fifth Avenue
New Orleans National Bank
Gresham
Missing Shippingsport woman identified by family burial
Lypra McCuniovasn of Shippingsport Pa vanished eighteen months ago. A body found in the river was identified by her family and buried. The case caused a sensation when a later statement claimed she had been employed as a domestic in Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lypra McCuniovasn
Shippingsport
Cleveland
Ireland Bishop decries emigration in speech at Loughren
In Loughren County Galway the Bishop of Clonfert denounced state aided emigration and warned Catholics in America of losing faith. The report recalls further unrest and incidents across Europe and the Americas from the same period.
Rail car crash at Allegheny injures twenty five
A street car with disordered brakes in Allegheny Pennsylvania ran down an inline and into the Fort Wayne Railroad yard, colliding with a passing freight train. Twenty five occupants were wounded four fatally.
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Allegheny
Fort Wayne
B. Lowenstein & Brothers
Memphis
Tenn
Russia
Dallas
Tex
Howard & Co
Austin
Liberty
David Daggett
Ella Greely
J. E. Spracer
Princeton
W. Va
Baltimore
Belfast
Ireland
Catholica
Shaw
Gatesville
Cresco
John Dunn
Archibald Ford
Canton
China
United States
Charles Seymour
Wisconsin
Passumpsic
Tas
Massachusetts
Boston
Tragic Philadelphia Streetcar Collision Kills Four
A streetcar at Susquehanna avenue and Alle rican street was hit by a northbound train at twenty five miles an hour. Four people died and ten were seriously injured, with several others hurt as passengers were thrown about. The crossing lacked safety gates and a driver error led to the disaster. Ambulances and bystanders aided victims as families faced dire losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Susquehanna Avenue
Allerican Street
Union Horse Railway
North Pennsylvania Branch
Pennsylvania & Reading Railroad
Pimsenedy
Episcopal Hospital
John McKeown
James Hammill
Ares Henry Schulta
Jacob Iseminger
Adam Kramer
Charles Young
Henry Postol
Mary Sellers
James McHenry
Annie Shaw
Andrew B. Little
Cies
Daring burglary at Adrian capitalists residence
A bold burglary in Adrian Michigan targeted William Dutton a wealthy investor with notes bonds and mortgages. Thieves entered through a bedroom window took a small cash amount jewelry and about 80069 worth of bonds and mortgages. escaped after unlocking a garden door. No clew found and payment halted on stolen papers.
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Adrian
Mich
Apman
William Dutton
Sutton
Butler Street
Main
Ingresa
Mr. Dutton
Dutton
Lenawee County Savings Hank
Gratiot County
Lenawee County Savings Bank
October Weather Praises Autumn Climate In United States
The piece laments American climate discontent while praising October as ideal with ripened vegetation and hazy atmospheric charm. It contrasts US weather with Egypt and Nile scenes and recalls a Boston mayoral era anecdote about Boston’s tiled flats.
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Egypt
Italy
France
Sandwich Islands
America
Tropics
United
England
United States
Cts
Nile
Amer
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Henry Republican
Enzo, Edrf FR
Hwaitor
News OF the
Telegraph and Mail
Loughren
County Galway
Clonfert
Lampasas
Mex
Valdez
Suse & Sepetsa
London
West India
Listerrox
O’donnell
O'Donnell
Carey
Ekaterinoslav
Montreal
Craig
Exchange Bank
Hermosillo
Paris
Alfonso
The
Sun
Govi Sanuka
Japan
Rupert Strathers
Finance Department
Halifax
Tinker
Lord Mountmoris
Saragossa
Spain
Dublin
South America
Sir Stratforp Northcoore
Sth
Parnell
Tater News
Josah Quney
Bvans
Quincy
Evans
Luston Herald
Rley
Rrooma
East Liberty
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