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Newspaper

Lanark Gazette

Location

Lanark, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1896

Page

2

Hett and Neate Named on State Board of Education

Charles A Whitts and Tryaidential Bi g MON TOON are listed as members for Daviess County on the State Board of Education, with Onle Neate also referenced in the appointment mix.

Rowe Hett Neate Charles A Whitts Content de Daviess County

Labor Day Parade in Chicago Draws 5000 Unionists

Labor Day in Chicago was widely observed by unions as many factories closed and banks shut. The largest parade yet formed eleven divisions led by Grand Marshal Carroll, with about 5000 participants, tracing a route from Michigan Avenue to Market Street before dispersing. A dispute between the Chicago Musical Society and the American Musical Union over parade music threatened unity as Chicago bands faced admission limits.

Metropatia Chicago Grand Marshal Carroll Building Trades Council Usch Michigan Avenue Jackson Twelfth St Jackson Street Jackson Boulevard Loornty Street Monroe Street Poorke Street Randolph Street Market Street Building Trades Council and Trade Assembly Musiciana Chicago Musical Society American Musical Union American Federation of Labor Knights of Latur

New Secretary of the Interior Sworn in Ottis Washington

Francis of Missouri was sworn in as secretary of the interior at 12.9 o'clock, taking the oath before Judge Harlan of the Supreme Court. Carlisle Lamont and treasury officials witnessed. Francia assumed charge Friday morning. The Democratic clubs convention was postponed to October 2 to ensure Bryan and Sewall could attend.

Ottis Washington Francis Missouri Interior Huke Stulth Harlan United States Supreme Court Secretary of the Treasury Carlisle Lamont Treasury Francia Democratic Club National Association of Democratic Clubs St Louis Bryan Sewall

Notable arrests and bank closures in early 1900s turmoil

A sprawling, fragmented chronicle reports arrests of young men including Mesteniter Metntyre and Walter Perry, factory layoff at Carnegie’s Edgar Thompson works, bank failures in Helena, and ongoing civic and national tensions. It mentions other incidents from railway accidents to suicides, floods, and political conventions across multiple states, with names and places interwoven.

Mike Stott Flewtfatra R. Metntyre Metntyre Treorort Fong Cpeare Walter BR. Perry Walter BR. Perry. Sexpert Envenauver Toronto Illage & Your New Kingston Fon Mich Cleveland J. 1. Snyder New York Yhe Bresident W. J. Einstein Chevelaid W. Broderick Sollee W. A. Bulmer St. Leule We. Mone

Neponser tale and four other local notes unfold

A Neponset man William Malson dies after a domestic tragedy linked to Low Wilson. Nashoon summons. Other items tell of a car crash injuring a child near Chicago Golf Club, a new Chicago M C A building dedication with large attendance, and the death of engineer Timothy Crowley from a North Western wreck. Additional notes cover crop reports, counterfeiters captured in Alton, trees blooming in September, arrests in Danville and Chicago crimes, a missing forgery case in Douglas County, and a large bicycle race meet in Boston with 15000 spectators.

Neponser William Malson Low Wilson Neponset Mira Wilson Cor Ener Nashoon Wilco Thanelal

Markets Report From Chicago and Missouri After Labor Day

Chicago markets on Labor Day show no quotations with mixed prices for butter, eggs, and produce while cattle, hogs, and sheep futures in Chicago and Missouri fluctuated. A mob in Rhineland, Missouri lynched a tramp named Thomas Larkin after alleging assault, with guards refusing admission and the inquest planned by the coroner.

Chicago Boards of Trade Ohio Fhineland Rhineland Hotel Thomas Larkin New York Alla Gammon Larkin Jiv Hin

Democratic Nominees Palmer Buckner Win at Indiana Convention

John M. Palmer of Illinois and Simeon Bolivar Buckner of Kentucky were nominated for president and vice president by the National Democratic convention in Indianapolis. The platform endorsed Cleveland's administration, called for tariff reforms, gold standard, and civil service while pledging unity after Chicago. Buckner’s nomination was made unanimous after Palmer’s victory was confirmed, with speeches highlighting party resilience and policy.

Moaiafacturerd Bank West Duluth C. Itkinsioo Aete Jefferson Street Chiago Dow Bryantian Warts Civil Service Law Thomas H Ortarwa Marty Levile Charles Pangrity Chicago Illinois Statesman Cleveland 7Th Carolina South Carolina Indianapolis John M. Palmer Milnois Simeon Bolivar Buckner Kentucky Presient Simon Bolivar Bucknem Palmer Democratic Party Hammond of Loulaina Matform W. C. P Breckinridge Blue Grass Dewitt ©. Warner New York H. A. Hammond Georgian T. W. Lehman Missouri W. D. Bynum Indiana Eckels Bragg Watterson Henry Watterson Carroll Louisville Mos Rao Switzerland Kilbourn Michigan Barr W. Jones Wisconsin General Kragg Tron Illinois Judge Moran Illneis Dragg Luckner Hagan Ilinois Buckner Caffrey William. J. Brooder Russellville Bueckner Provisional Committee Ita North Carolina West Virginia National Democratic Party

Chicago Letter Carriers Parade Dominates Labor Day

Chicago postmasters lead the Labor Day parade with 1200 carriers in uniform among 2370 marchers. Officials Carroll, Stowe, and Philadelphia president Richard Quinn spoke, with other postmasters from Detroit Hesing and Syracuse pacing races. A second item notes Joe Patenen’s pace at the New York state fair and Columbus Central Railroad receiver appointment in Cleveland.

Chicago Grand Rapids Mich National Association New York Cleveland Toledo Milwaukee Philadelphia Detroit Michigan Carroll Stowe Richard F Quinn Enright Hesing Smith Joe Patenen Syracuse N. Y Boson

Ladies' International arts league to establish in New York Chicago

Mrs Florence Grey of Paris visits Chicago to promote the Ladies International Association plan for national academies of fine and practical arts for women. The American home, bylaws, and a New York building feature. Chicago to host western division through Mrs Emerson Strong and Miss Elise Merker.

Chicago Florence Grey Paris Ladies’ International Association National Academy of Fine Arts New York New World League New York House Grey Emerson Strong BE. A. Small Highland Park Catherine Head Elise Merker Pittsburg Princess Louise Mrs. Grey International Academy of Fine Arts Paria Carl Gutserz Europe

Scientific tobacco cure promises lasting quit with Taco Care

Advert reads of a Berlin physician inspired remedy Taco-Care and Baco-Care claiming to cure tobacco habit without willpower, with a three box guarantee and money refund option. It cites testimonials from Clayton Arkansas and La Crosse Wisconsin, selling at 1.00 per box and 2.50 for three boxes, plus a demand for booklets and proofs. The text also touts a one minute cough cure and Yellowstone Park trip promotion.

Berlin Bacoet Clayton, Nevadada Co Ark Din Bureks Chemical and Mfg. Co Lat Crosse Wis Manrning FP Charch Clayton, Ark Enrelranici Dp Phe de la Crosse

Ancient Egyptian Boat Added to Chicago Field Museum

A cedar boat about 4500 years old, one of five oldest in the world, was presented to Chicago's Field Columbian Museum from Cairo's Gizeh Museum of Antiquity. Mrs. Cyrus H. McCormick funded the prize, and the vessel, dated to the eleventh dynasty, joins the collection in the transport department after shipment from Egypt.

Chicago New Museum Field Columbian Museum Transportation Department Cairo Cyrus H. McCormick Great Pyramid Field Museum Bank of the Nile Gizeh Museum McCormick

Bancroft Undergoing Prep For Near Future Cruise

The cadet training ship Bancroft is docked at the Brooklyn navy yard to be schooner rigged and increased coal capacity. Night work by 150 men will keep her in shape and electric lights are installed. The plan, unseen by officials, is to deploy the Bancroft to Constantinople for duties at the Dar danelles, as the only small US vessel suitable for the task.

Turkey Bancroft Brooklyn Navy Yard Kent Constantinople Belknap Dardanelles United States New York World

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