Obituaries and unrest plague the nation in 1898 dispatches
The Marshfield Times reports a flood of brief items from New York and across. Charles Stanley Reimhert, artist, dies in New York. Various bank closures and robberies punctuate the era. Politicians and parties shift positions on gold standard and McKinley. Fires, drownings, and accidents abound from Ohio to California. </s>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stanley Reimhert
New York
Ripley
Ohio
Beatrice
Neb
Pirot National Bank
Roy. J. B. Eckert
Mount Eden
Lancaster County
John D. Bellamy
Wilmington
N. C
Cuyahoga Falls
J. F. Holloway
AL Cleveland
George Brooke
Palmer
Gen. Buckner
Kentucky
Knights of Pythias
Indianapolis
Terrence V. Powderly
Knightnot Lanez
McKinley
Uneloggan
Mich
Charlton
Toronto
James M. Bobbitt
Mathodist Episcopal Church
Gorth
Raleigh
Luieutenant
J. W. Benton
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Roblnvon
Hot Springs
Tradie
Mise Laura Millson
William Jennings Bryan
John L. Martin
Wig
Jeffersonville, Ltd
Salen
Irvine Clement
van Wert County
Mary
Delphos
Deathwood
Yorum
James Barnes
Li Hung Chang
West Point
Dispatch
Dolphie
Alexander R. McIntire
D. C. MeIntire
Detroit
Cleveland Storm Navigacion Company
Wee
Chicago Street Railway Company
Bettie
Frederick Battle
Lima
Cleveland
National Wholesale Liquor Deel
Ark Asscuiation of
America
Nelott
APPAIRS ABROAD The Irish national convention in Dublin
Irish National convention held in Dublin as fourteen British warships left Malta for the Levant. Reports from Vienna suggest English pressure on Turkish troubles. Russian Foreign Minister Risovsky reportedly has heart disease. Turmoil and massacres rise in Asia Minor and Constantinople. The Japanese cabinet resigns. Count Kuroda named acting premier. Rumors of abdication surface in Rome linked to Naples marriage. Rebels plunder and murder in northeast Japan after a great earthquake. Major diplomatic notes and medical reports fill the wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Malta
Levant
Vienna
England
Rasiivsky
Diorosio Cerqueira
Count Kuroda
Whhelmina
Holland
Prince Charles
Denmark
Rome
Klog Humbert
Prince of
Naples
Madaxescar
Marseles
Signor
Martina
Brazil
Salians
Nin
Japan
Athens
Asia Minor
de Roques
Maybrick
Slanco
Philippine Islands
St. Peterebure
Lobanoi-Rogtovsky
Ruste
Charles Ackery
London Times
Iron and Wheat Markets Rally Slightly amid Gold Imports
A R G Dua weekly report notes growing confidence from heavy gold imports, lifting speculative buying in pig iron wool and related materials. Prices mostly fall for iron products and corn hits record lows. wheat and other industrial markets show limited gains and widespread dullness in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dua
Moses Afietyale
Thia
Atlantic
Chicago
Deasemer
Southern Iron
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Grey
United States
Bradstrests
Detroit
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Omane
Milwaukee
Duluth
Minneapolis
Montreal
Bank Dlearines
Vermont Woman Driver Sets Trotting Records
Mrs Har riette Winch of Middlebury Vermont rises as a professional horse driver. She drives Major Wonder, beating the track record at Sandy Hill by 1 1 4 seconds and later posting 2 17 percent and then 2 12 percent to set records on the hike road cart and finish strong past the wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Harriette Winch
Middlebury
America
Miss Hanna Rides Astride in Northeast Ohio
Mark Hanna’s daughter, a skilled horsewoman, rejected feminine stereotypes by riding astride rather than sidesaddle. Residing in Lakewood near Cleveland, she often appears along Lake Avenue, a broad parkway lined with summer homes, as visitors note her striking presence on horseback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Hanna Hes
Hanna
Lakewood
Cleveland
Jafe
Lake Avenue
Miss Hanna
Woman Horse Rider Passes as Boy in Tight Riding Attire
The passage describes Mies Hanne, 16, a skilled rider who appears boyish in a semi cutaway suit and derby, riding an elegant bay horse. She often travels with a groom or mother and has worn governing style breeches and trousers for riding, drawing attention to her disguise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Hanne
Aswaa
Tailor made gowns promise style and practicality this fall
The article notes a rise in taller tailor made gowns for autumn and winter with heavy cloth cuts in plain styles. Colors include greens browns blacks and grays with shot fabrics. Expect larger buttons pockets and ornamentation as designers focus on usable pockets and ample form to flatter figures while prices remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aetor
Jack
Pacts for Farmers and Agricultural Notes
Farmers are urged to avoid deep corn planting and overworking young colts. Emphasizes careful brood cow selection, prompt horse response, weed control, and sound feeding for indigestion. Describes an economical method using egg shells to grow tomatoes and notes cow pen northward shift and May sowing advice. Mentions cow pea experiments and Vladivostock harbor development planned for 1897 by Russians.
VETS BREAK CAMP CLARKSON IS COMMANDER
D R Bailin of Providence nomination list and Maj Thaddeus Clarkson of Omaha chosen commander by acclamation at the Grand Army encampment in St Paul. Other officers elected include J H Mullen as senior vice commander and Buckley and Sholes as junior vice commanders. Clarkson’s background from Gettysburg through Civil War service noted, with Nebraska ties and prior posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pau
Nominatons
Grand Army
D. R. Bailin
Providence
R. I
Spooner
M. L. Haywood
Nebraska
Maj
Thaddeus S. Clarkson
Oqmaba
FH. Hobson
Kentucky
Gen. Case
Tennessee
John C. Linehan
New Hampshire
Daniel Coggswell
Meads
L Dakota
Clark i Som
Dmiral Meade
Maj. Glarkson
J. H. Mullen
Minnesota
Department of Minnesota
Albers F. Sholes
Georgia
Charles W. Buckley
Alabama
Buckley
Sholes
A. E. Johnson
Department of the Potomac
Charles L Boynton
Diiigis
C. F. Bunner
Chicago
Mark D. Taylor
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
G. W. Carlson
Milwaukee
Michigan
T D. Dix
Berrien Springs
Illinois
T. W. Scott
Palfield
Anderson Hills
Porta
Department
Lucius Faircchild
Thadieus Stevenson Clarkson
Kansas
Stesle
Mary Beecher Matterson
Omaha
Bishop Clarkson
Hi Rson
Clarkson
National Courtil of Administration
Loyal Legion of
C. E. Burmester
Rand Aroy
Republic
Mra
Catherine ©. Hirst
Louisville
Sarah McMason
Woman’s Relief Corps
Agnes Hitt
Tndianapolia
Marie Hazen Winkle
St. Paul
Elizabeth Turner
Boston
Daughters of Veterans
Loyal Home Workers
Association of Survivors
Mississippi Marine Brigade
Raw Fleet
Gender Largon
Clinton
Isconsin
The Nurse's Great Danger in the Operating Room
The article warns nurses and doctors face continual risks in surgery and wound care. It notes sterilization and antiseptics reduce threats but minor infections occur. a nurse with an infected finger reports recovery after treatment. Miss Sowaness is described as in a worse state with inflamed arm and a lost thumbnail, but she improves and is expected to be fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sowbénes
Buckles and Collars Highlight Dress Accessories
A fashion note describes steel and pearl buckles with butterfly jet pins, lace edged collars, and new sleeve styles in muslin and organdy. It praises simple home dressmaking, garden party appropriate outfits, and gray silk with rose pink trims, white pique, and trimmed sailor hats for smart, festive looks.
Notes of the Day Cattle Plague Plans and Food Fads
A Jamaica cattle plague ban prompts a $2000 appropriation to hire Professor Williams of Scotland for remedies. England doctors attack rabbit as food over microbe concerns. Pittsburg orders call for 200,000 more tons of coal for upper lake ports due to rail coal needs. A South American woman recalls applying watermelon juice to her face to remove freckles, astonishment following the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Legislative Council
Williams
Scotland
England
Pittsburg
Lake Porta
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Cal
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W. W. Crates
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M. Garcia
North Pacific
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Water Street
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St. Louis
Lodlagolve Partnership
Vectra
Westinghouse Works
East Pittsburg
Allegheney County Light Company
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Lowes Point
Vladivostock
Burmaster
Catherine Hirat
Ladite’ Society
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Lincoln
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