Domestic News Highlights From Lowell And Across The Nation
A mixed 1890s summary notes the American Protective League facing a 3 million dollar debt with only 101000 in funds. executions in Ohio. fatal accidents from July to September. murders in Cincinnati and Chepachet. cholera cases aboard ships. rail and industrial disasters. multiple deaths from fires and drownings. political and legal notes including bank and railroad troubles, court sentences, and a dozen other civic incidents across the United States.
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Lowell
Mass
American Protective League
Cranes Crain
Edward McCarthy
Cincinnati
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Craig
Annie Thompson
McCarthy
Charles Netterman
R. W. Congnant
Libbie Bennett
Pine Island
Minn
3. P. Sampue
Arkansas
Little Rock
Normannia
Rugia
Swinburne
Hoffman Islands
Capipee
American Bankers’ Association
San Francisco
William H. Rhawn
Philadelphia
Lake Erie
Cleveland
O. Suron J Aurix
St. Paul
Martin Bunge
Cronin
Joliet
Cooper Shop
United States
Tue Gliss
Colorado Springs
Col
Pearl Russell
St Louis
Anarciist Bergman
I C Frick
Pittsburgh
Chepachet
James Cooney
Erastus Phetteplace
Frank Garvin
Commercial Gazette
Allegheny City
Rome
Albert Porter
Italy
Andy Jefferies
Adam Foster
Spartansburg
William Davis
Tazewell Court House
Tor Scandia
New York
Wyoming
Quaracine
New York Harbor
Flaases
Joseph Joseph
Wanamakeer
Tre Kaweab
Visalia
Cal
Springfield
Arthur Zimmerman
Wheat
Memphis
Tenn
Julia Childress
California
Union
William
OE Peer
Monongahela River
Political Nominations Flag Many State Tickets In 19th Century Races
In state conventions across the country, Republicans in North Carolina and Colorado named governors candidates, Democrats in Maine and Connecticut backed leaders, and third parties such as the People's Party surfaced with a full ticket. Congressional races in Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri and other states followed, while notable deaths and disasters added grim context to the political cycle.
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Republicans
North Carolina
David M. Furbes
Tuer
Connecticut
New Haven
Samuel E. Merwin
The
People's Party
Boston
Henry Winn
Colorado
Pueblo
Joseph C. Helm
Luke F. McKinney
Manchester
Nel
North Dakota
Louisiana
J. W. White
Arizona
W. C. Stewart
Wisconsin
Ole B. Olson
Supreme Comet
New York State
Rumsey
Monroe County
New Jersey
Trenton
John Kean
McAlister
Progressists
Thomas Hi
Dobson
N. C
W H Brown
Great Falls
Montana Democrats
Timothy E. Collins
W W. Dixon
Congress
Cats
Texas
Eagle Pass
Laredo
F VU. Clarke
W H. Post & Co
Hartford
Conn
Margaret Sihreuan
Lpr
Morris
Tux Normannia
Fire Island
Baymen
Cepheus
Crmdor
Naval Reserve
The Woman's Club Holds First Regular Meeting
The Woman's Club held its first regular meeting last Monday at Mrs Hildebrant's. President Mrs Laura Kline opened. minutes were read by Mrs Minnie Kline. Mrs Paske ll presented an essay on Physical Culture and its aims. Mary Jacobs discussed organized effort and the 18th Annual Calendar. Evelyn Jones gave an instrumental solo before the group adjourned to meet again in two weeks at Mrs Ida Jones's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
Hildebrant
Laura Kline
Delsarte
Mary Jacobs
Sullivan
Corbett
Delsarto
Evelyn Jones
Ida Jones
Magnolia Tennis Tournament Ends With Wilson Victory
Maud Mills and George Wilson start school at Normal. Isaac Wilson attends the Yearly Meeting beginning Sept 11. Candace Richie of Lestant wins the Silver Medal at Hope Church Sept 6. Dennis Avery dies in Lostant Sept 6. A tennis tournament finale at W Griffiths on Sept 4 sees J. Wilson defeat Bucklen’s medal awarded with speeches. A Chillicothe excursion to Copperas Creek departs next Sunday at 6:20 am on the City of Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Mills
George Wilson
Sarah Norris
Kanaas Cit
Wilsons
Isaac Wilson
Canada
Hope Church
Candace Richie
Lestant
Abel Mills
Perry Milly
Perry
Lille Edsel
Marshall County
Dennis Avery
Lostant
W. Griffith
S. Wilson
Young Ladies II
IOP
Chicago
Wilson
Chas Mills
Magnolia
J. *. Wilson
Tennia
Puttnam County
oThe Draymen
Chillicothe
Peoria
Copperas Creek
Henry
Hall's Catarrh Cure touted as internal remedy
Advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure acts on blood and mucous surfaces and is a nonquack prescription from a renowned physician. Mentions testimonials and price 75 cents. Reunion notice for 8th Illinois Infantry veterans at Pekin on October 15 and 18 invites survivors to attend or reply. notes 8th Illinois as early muster and last to disband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Ceney & Co
Props
Toledo
8Th Ill. Infantry
Pekin
Tig Facabings
Morgan
Bue
Dick” Oglesby
Illinois
Temperance advocates attend W. O. T. U. convention homage
The Republican office notes calls from Mrs Gaston of Lacon Miss Emma Strawn the Lacon lady lawyer and Mrs Burnham of Sparland while at the W. O. T. U. convention. The ladies, enthusiastic temperance supporters, greatly enjoyed the convention's “feast of reason and flower soul.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston
Lacon
Emma Strawn
Burnham
Sparland
Cheyenne Taboo On Speaking To Mother In Law
Con Poweln of the U S Army states that among the Cheyennes a man may not speak to his mother in law except through a third person. He notes this custom may reflect a reluctance to confront the mother in law directly.
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Con. Poweln
United States Army
Mystery Salton Sea Vanishes Leaving Verdant Sea
The Salton lake that appeared in the Colorado desert and drew many to believe it would endure has disappeared, and a verdant sea now marks the spot where barren sand once lay and water covered.
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Salton Lake
Colorado Desert
County Board Allocates 816000 for Expenses This Year
Supervisors approve 816000 budget for county expenses for the coming year, down from 824000 last year. The change reflects adjustments in departmental costs and anticipated needs across the county government.
Heart Disease Curable Claims Fueled by Testimonials
Dr Frank Lin Miles of Todiana asserts heart disease is curable and cites thousands of testimonials for his New Heart Cure. A Nebraska reader from Silver Creek reports a 12 year battle ended after using the remedy, sold by Dr Powell, with free books offered.
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Franklin Miles
Todiana Specialies
A. F. Davis
Sulver Creek
Miles
Powell
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