Moose and deer numbers rise in Maine winter hunts
Maine hunters report larger moose and deer herds this winter, contrary to common belief. Commissioner Stanley notes his son saw deer in a day near Dixfield and a veteran hunter confirms increased game after traversing moose country for the game commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tima
Caribod
Ben
Maine
Stanley Enya
Dixfeld
Game Commission
Stanley
Lewinton
Advertising for a sewing machine sale in E. Chicago
Fragmentary ad promising a sewing machine delivery to your home at no cost. Text mentions prices 811.00 and 323.50 and directs sending the advertisement with address to Alvah Mtg Go-Dept KE in E. Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ura
Alvah Mtg
Go-Dept. KE
Chicago
Tis
Remarkable Patent Remedies and Personal Endorsements
A crowded advertisement page touts Kelloge's Columbian Oil as a universal cure for numerous ailments from rheumatism to colds, plus Sulphur Bitters for skin. It features testimonials and endorsements from G. H. Greene and local figures praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, Krause's German Oil, and Dr. Staines' Golden Specific, with claims of instant relief and permanent cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hyde
Marshall
Albert Favorite
Arkansas City
Kap
Uned Chamberlain
G. H. Greene
Krouse
A. G Hyde
C.F. Davis
Bloomfield
Iowa
Chamberlain
Joseph V. Dory
Warsaw
Sayn
Tragic Fires Claim Children in Michigan Kansas City
A Michigan farm house north of town burned killing three children aged 12, 10, and 5 who were left alone. A neighbor boy may have perished in the blaze while the mother preached. In Kansas City Missouri a negro quarter home burned trapping four, Stephen James and family escaped but Emma and Arthur James ages 8 and 10 perished along with Joe Mitchell, a nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alose
Brredine
Mich
Oliver Pattie
Taylor
Bellaire
Eedt
Michigan
Lepinetos
Capt
Wilson
Ciety
Point Sauble
Ernest Hockus
Lincoln
Here
Bockus
Kansas City
Negro Quarter
West Eighth Street
Camels Cabin
Stephen James
Mr. James
Emma
Arthur James
Joe Mitchell
James
Homestead Trouble and Other Historic Dispatches
Reports to Congress on the Homestead troubles show Oates and minority views denying tariff blame while condemning Pinkerton agents without state consent. The Bynum report adds cautious balance but aligns with anti Pinkerton stance. Also covered are a murder by a baker's wife, island famine threats in Zante, a man found frozen in Michigan, and Kentucky bill to ban hoop skirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wanakineton
Oates
House
Pinkertons
Bynum
Dayton
Ohio
Stockdale
Minor Nua Finds Week’s Headlines and Fatal Incidents
A roundup of scattered notices reports numerous deaths and accidents across states. Highlights include a slate mine collapse near Zandayville Ohio killing four, a fatal street collision near Syracuse New York, and a tenement fire in New York City causing multiple deaths. A gas explosion in Urbana Ohio claimed a daughter and a woman, and a boiler explosion at Planters' Compress in Vicksburg Mississippi killed three and injured many. The era’s legislature moves include a Kentucky bill to curb hoop skirts and a Pennsylvania cigarette ban proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiahow
Heston
Macy Wileal
Atlantay
Prince’s
Syracuse
N. Y
New York
Morris Cobed
Bis
Northern Pacific
Perham
Minn
Planters’ Compress’ Company
Vicksburg
Mins
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
William Deahl
Casey, NL
Belog
Thomas W. Bennett
Idaho
Grant
Richmond
Ind
William Tillen
Dexter City
Maine
Ohio
John D. Shoretall
Urbana
Clark
Louisville
George Smith
Peak
Kentucky
Columbus
Bh. M
Butterfield
Little Rock
Ark
W. C. King
T. F. Hurley
Dallas
Tex
Hélra
Superior Court
Marion County
Tod
Philadelphia & Reading Conland, Iron Company
Genoa
Italy
United States
Uteh
Blaine Aa
Treasury Department
Delaware, Lackawaeona & Western Coal Company
Lackawanna
Wyoming Valley
Alabama
Gov. Jones
Melange
John Robinson
Nevada
Inaugural Ball Precincts Rise in Washington History
Special correspondence from Washington recounts the evolving, grand tradition of inaugural balls dating to Washington’s era. It details the pension building as a premier ballroom, costs potentially reaching a quarter of a million dollars, and a lineage of notable attendees including Dolly Madison and Dolly Madison era events. The piece notes social optics, dress, and the enduring prevalence of these celebrations as a fundraising mechanism for inaugurations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasinxorton
Grovi Stural
Téd Pension
United States
Dolly Hadigon
Mintet
Cleveland
Tippecanoe
Washington
Toome
Grover
Frances Folsom
Buffalo
New York
Amell Swrorda
Tas
Philadelphia
Potomac
Madison
Dolly Madison
Jefferson
Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Jackson
van Buren
Tip
Ifahé
Not Guilty for Jack Chora in Homestead Strike Case
In Pirresunch Pa on Feb 4 Jack Cly ford was acquitted of unlawful killing of P J Connors during the barge battle on July 6. Other defendants face upcoming trials including Rugh O'Donnell, Bauer, Knots, and Bergman, as docketed for next days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Chora
Pirresunch
Jeck Clyford
Homestead
P. J. Connors
Rugh O'Donnell
Bauer and Knots
Bergman
H. G Frick
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. Bk. Scheffler & Co
Droggista
Lawrence. Muss
Sofferere
Wheeler
A. O Hyde
Uraball
Castoria
Castoris
Wm. EF. Durgin
The
Boston Loan Co
Wellbington St
Saya
Krause
Wileon
Arlens Springa,l
G. H. Greens
Euobnde
Kanagas
Maulac
Brewin
Lindenstrasse
Ito
Athens
Zante
Stu Waarecourt
A. H Barnhart
Hig Pet Qat
Faanryont, Ky
Peak Hag
Oy Biuiiding
Fidex
Ball Port
Danat
Balle
Norace Greeley
Polk
Buchanan
National Museum
Harrison
Pension
Robert Graves
Siawilton
James J. Hewilton
Winfield
Ha Tong
Rove Este
Frosen
Kawess Gry
Mertin
Wits
Keystone Watch Casé Company
Garfield
Poe
Adironda
Wheeler's
Borgation
Wheeler, & Fuller Medicine Co
Cedar Springs
A. O. Hyde
State St
Estes
Us Bitters
A. P. Ordway & Co
Wevine
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