Public posting of the U S Constitution urged by The Gazette
The Gazette notes a New York society aims to display the U S Constitution in public places for citizen reading. It reports on the Maine Sons of the Revolution admitting a Wasamaquoddy chief descendant, a nurse inny attire arrest, and an odd note on bicycle bloomers challenging trousers. It also mentions Chinamen unaware of a war and a science quip about moons and sunlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Maine Sons of the Revolution
America
Scott & Bowne
N.Y
Global Empires and Transport Tally
The Chinese empire has eighteen provinces averaging 245 000 square miles. The German empire covers 211 000 square miles the French republic 240 000 and the British isles 121 000. World shipping value is about 1 100 000 000 with 110 000 locomotives valued at 1 000 000 000. Railways employ 2 394 000 people while shipping employs only 1 000 000.
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German Empire
French Republic
British Isles
Tur
New Zealand experiments with temperance photos and saloon penalties
Reports describe New Zealand to require photography of every habitual drunkard and hand a copy to saloonkeepers. If a saloonkeeper serves such a drinker, he faces trial. Separately a New Haven heiress agrees to wed Carl Stoeckel Battell after he changes his name. A Kansas woman seeks a bounty for raising thirteen children, though no such bounty exists. Canada is praised for encouraging native-born population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Haves
Carl Stoeckel
Carl Stoeckel Battell
Kansas
Canada
United States
Divorce Rates in the United States From Marriages
The piece discusses frequent divorces across the United States noting the large population and saying divorces constitute about 11 percent of all marriages.
Exclusive eforens and a world of lines
An excerpted column surveys growing social exclusivity across professions and groups including hotel drummers actors and lawyers. It notes violent fires, a Tesla shop loss, a bicycle funeral in Louisville, and a Georgia divorce remarriage. It cites German savants Wagner and Supon's world census estimates and a Berks County suffrage pioneer shunning road taxes to work graveling roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nikola Tesla
Tesla
Berks County
Sinking of Americ an schooner Irene confirmed by Spanish warship
Week in review notes the sinking of the American schooner Irene by Infanta Isabella, calls for recall of Hawaiian minister L A Thurston for undiplomatic conduct, and a firm US stance on Venezuela interference. It also mentions anticipated Supreme Court ruling on income tax, England’s stance on Nicaragua, and weekly US financial data with rising business activity and many income tax returns flooding into the Internal Revenue Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue
Irene
Skonerary Gnesitam
L. A. Thurston
Washington
Thurston
United States
Venezuela
Supreme Court
England
Nicaragua
AstrRon
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Income Tax Returns
Indictments echoed in New York and nation wide events
The news summary lists indictments against ten New York police officials with heavy bonds, formation of a large window glass manufacturers group, obituaries for Gen Neal Dow and Gen Adam Badeau, the death of stallion Raron Wilkes, and a series of varied incidents from around the country including crimes, disasters, and notable anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Association of
Window Glass Manufacturers
Jim
Maine
Neal Dow
Portland
England
Adam Badeau
Grant
London
Ridgewood
N. J
Raron Wilkes
Thayer Brothers
Lancaster
Mass
Turvale-Cornell
Henley
Clarence Robinson
Buffalo
N. Y
Philadelphia
Vast 19th Century Newswire Highlights Across Nations
A sweeping roundup reports many incidents including a Genoa Neb misfire, Michigan women forming a federation with Clara Avery as president, and Oklahoma federal judges named. It notes major deaths in Kentucky and Tennessee, fires in Sioux City and Bayou Sara, a double murder in Mississippi, mine disasters in Wyoming, bank closures in Missouri, and various international calamities from Rome to Mexico.
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United States
Genoa
Neb
Michigan Women’s Club
Michigan Federation of Women’s Clubs
Clara Avery
Detroit
William M. Stainarr
Mllinois
B. Kilgore
Texas
Oklahoma
John Vaughan
Kentucky
Big Hill
Western Transfer Implement Company
Hubbard & Gere
Sioux City
Isaac x
Daniel Summer
Carthape
Miss
Leroy G. Weaver
Chattanooga
Tenn
New Mexico
Trinidad
Col
Bayou Sara
Madison County
Ind
Iinois House
Edmund Carnes
Nebraska
Seward
Salem
W. M. Bh. Yance
Roanoke College
Virginia
Ill Illinois News Highlights Dramatic Losses and Local Crises
Read of Annie May Miller burned to death at Linesin while ill and confined to an invalid chair. Reports detail multiple accidents, fires, strikes, legal actions, pardons, and deaths across Illinois including notable figures and towns like Carlyle, Rockford, Decatur, Pana, and La Salle.
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Annie May
Miller
Linesin
A. M. Miller
Ilinois Asylum
Sidney Gray
Kirkwood
Henry Montgomery
William Duty
Mound City
Decatur
C. P. Thatcher
Willis B. Cauble
Vermilion County
Joliet
Altgeld
Durfee
Commercial Mutual Accident Company
Philadelphia
Illinois
Santa Fe Railway Company
Lacon
Holton
State Bank
Shelbyville
Philo Parker
Max Kleeman
A. J. Wallace Company
Peter Loeb
W. G. Bagby
Chicago
Cook County
William N. Newcomb
Pana
Joseph Briley
Rentchler
Mascoutah
James D. Bruner
University of Illinois
Champaign
University of Chicago
Freeport
Stevenson County
F. N. Read
la Rose
Johanna Reardon
Christian County
Assumption
Levi
Simeon E. Hyde
First National Bank of
Earlville
la Salle County
Dayton Stoneci
Washington Park
Board of Trade
Ira Day
Warren County
Phelps
Oquawka
Illinois Senate and House Pass Various Bills in Springfield
In Springfield on March 16 to 22 legislators advanced and passed multiple measures. The civil service and other bills moved through the Senate with amendments and readings, while the House debated and enacted a brewing bill, a department of banking and building and loan associations proposal, and a constitutional convention question discussion. A Chicago area welfare and labor statistics bill, a state scholarship proposal, and election recounts were also touched.
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Senate
Springfield
Ill
Crawford
House Committee
Judiciary Committee
Guv. Altgeld
Yeas
Civil Service
Humphrey
Leeper
Wells
General Assembly
Aspinwall
Hunter
Building and Loan Association
Craig
Champaign
Campbell
Paisley
Berry
Sawyer
Bart- Ung
Friends of
Salomon
Chicago
House
Department of Banking and Building and Loan Associations
Shaffer
Ihe
Needles
Snedeker
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Board of Commissioners
Kitzmiller
Cleveland
Lowenthal
Superior Court
Cook County
Notable Women and Royals Influencing Society
The article profiles historical figures and modern figures in society. Mary Stuart is described with flaws in appearance while Lady Henry Somerset’s activism is quantified by meetings miles traveled and crowds reached. The Princess of Wales skates prominently and Princess Beatrice exerts Queen Victoria’s influence. Mile Lucie Faure in Paris is noted as a powerful daughter. A Brueville boy bears the Turnipseed name.
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Henry Somerset
Princess of Wales
Denmark
England
Beatrice
Queen Victoria
Paris
France
Mile
Lucie Faure
Lucifer
Actress Favorite In Johnstown May Be Recalled
The Dramatic Mirror notes a local press label calling an actress a favorite in Johnstown Pennsylvania. It recalls she performed there just before a flood and has since erased Johnstown from her map.
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Johnstown
Dramatic Mirror
Low fare excursion offers across multiple rail routes in 1895
Advertisements describe April 2 and 30 excursion tickets at special prices for routes on the Iron Mountain Route and other lines. One fare round trip to Arkansas Texas and Southeast points, with liberal limits and stopovers, plus multiple dates through January to April 1805. Officials list agents and contacts for full details.
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National Educational Association
Denver
Colo
Western Trunk
Colorado
California
Oregon
Washington
Chicago, Milwaukee
Iron Mountain
Arkansas
Lake Charles
Texas
el Paso
Tenns
Kentucky
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Florida
Louisville & Nashville
Nashville
Chattanooga & St. Louis
C. P. Atmore
Louisville
Jackson Smith
Db. P. A
Cincinnati
Geo. L. Cross
Chicago
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Savannah
Eight Mile Creek
Tex
Michigan Senate
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Sarah J. Simpson
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Philip St. George Cooke
Mich
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Petersburg
Baylor Marshall
Commercial Bank
Moscow
Idaho
Ballington Booth
Salvation Army
Elien Lease
Wichita
Kun
Arthur Sveyvp
Annie Friseh
Celina
San Francisco
Titwees
Andrew Shorb
Columbus City
Southern Railway
Jackson
Roberts
Charles Ross
Spencer
Williams
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Pronany
Rocky Mountain Coal & Ire Company
Red Canyon
Wye
Ar Montezuma
Mary E. Harlan
Foreign Intelligence
Wapina
Mexico
Straits of Gibraltar
Germany
Oberwesel
Prussia
Fort Willian
Man
Lake Kuennerow
Pommerama
Montreal
Meredith & O Brien Stock Brokers
Lima
Penu
Chaplean
Int
P. Dollard
Equatorial Africa
Kan
Harriet McMurray
Empire Theater
Li Hung Cane
Red Bud
Evanston
Wyo
Vietor
Toronto
John Bell
Pine Hill
Jephtha Williams
Nacremento
Queen Vieworria
Reed Bros
Armourdale
Italy
Adriatic
Youngstown
Newport Deposit Bank
Perry County
Baltimore
Illinois State News
Gilbert Liddell
Iluey
Carlyle
Pullman
Mutual Colonization Association
Edward Hessler
Silver Creek
Hessler
Gust Hessler
Forest City
Rockford
Illinois Legislature
Noah Foster
Arthur L. Binnion
Foster
Binnion
Lincoln
Oakland
Cal
Lincoln School
Liberty
Union
Mary
Queen of Scots
Hood
Pall Mall
N. Y. Ledger
South Dakota
W. M. Tyson
Pennsylvania Soldier and Sailors' Home
Erie
Hot Springs
Ente
Frep Evans
Evans
W. M. Trsoy
Burlington
Jacon Rommet
Morrison, Mo
H.C. Townsend
St. Louis
Uncle Eben
Washington Star
Cincinnati Tribune
Epworth Leaguers
Epworth Leagues
Queen and Crescent
Chas. W. Zeut
W. A. Becker
N. P.A
Adams St
C. A. Batro
W. W. Dungavant
S.S.S. Obsti
ICCO
Atlanta
Swift
Shaamp
Root Dr. Kilmer &Co
Binghamton
Ely’s
Alfred W. Stevens
Caldwell
Ohio
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
Scott
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