Manufactories and Iron Works in Piqua Area
Piqua area listings show PQUBSELT & CO makers of sewing machines portable engines and saw mills. Jos. Combs & Son run a rolling mill for merchant bar and rail iron. Assillon Glass Factory produces green glass hollow ware and bottles. Assillon Iron Bridge Co builds bridges roofs and general iron structures.
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Pqubselt & CO
Assislon
Jos
Comms & Son
Iuperior
Merchant Bar
Tron
Assillon Glass Pactory
Apassillon Tron Bridge CO
Iron
Notice of Divorce and Attachment in Stark County
Mathias Bertie of unknown residence is named in a Stark County Ohio court notice dated February 7 1893. Anna Bertie seeks a divorce on grounds of cruelty and to recover rent and personal estate. An order of attachment was issued for eight dollars and thirty cents.
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Mathias Bertie
Anna Bertie
Court of Common Pleas
Stark County
Ohio
Aaid
Mathias Sfinterben Riefore
A. W. Goshorn
J.P
Bethlehem
Joan Smith
Earl Jnntice
The Great Battleship Indiana Launch in Philadelphia
President Harrison and a large Washington delegation witnessed the launching of the Indiana at Cramp & Sons on the Delaware. The ship measures 348 feet, 10,400 tons displacement, with 10,000 horsepower engines and 18 inch belt armor, destined as a first class coast defense battleship.
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Philadelphia
Indiana
William Cramp & Sons Company
United States
Secretary of the Navy
Washington
Delaware River
The
Cramps
Indiana's Big Gang Armaments and bids for ships
The Indiana will mount four 18 inch guns in dual main turrets, eight inch guns in corner casemates, six inch broadsides, rapid fire guns, and torpedo tubes. Its weight of metal will surpass any ship afloat with a main battery discharge of 6,400 pounds. Sister ships Massachusetts and Oregon were authorized by Congress, with bids from Union Ironworks San Francisco Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works Bath Iron Works Cramp and Sons Philadelphia. The Indiana and Massachusetts were awarded the contract after lower bids and cost considerations. The keel was laid in 1, with Pacific coast construction for one vessel as required by law.
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Indiana
Massachusetts
Orwexon
Congress
Union Ironworks
San Francisco
Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works
Bath Iron Works
Cramp & Sons Company
Philadelphia
Department
Paule
Pacific Coast
Union Works
Gramps
Oregon
Eight Hours In Mines Eight Hour Law Debated In Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania House passed the eight hour mine labor bill on third reading by 135 to 2 amid debate. Labor supporters backed the measure while Wherry Few and Cessna questioned constitutionality. The session also enacted rules on unauthorized insurance agents and fraternal lodge funding, plus provisions on chief burgess terms and school superintendent prohibitions.
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Penksylvania Minera
Harrisatne
Wherry
Cumberland
Few
Philadelphia
Cessna
Bedford
House
Commonwealth
Muehlbronner
Allegheny
Durlap
Diamond Thief Captured in New York Jewelry Heist
A New York crook named John Chriathar attempted a smash and grab at Dotter's jewelry on Columbus Avenue in Philadelphia yesterday, stealing a tray of diamond rings valued at $2,000. He fled into an alley and fired at pursuing officers, then feigned insanity. bail set at $1.00.
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Philadelphia
New York
John Chriathar
Dotter
Columbus Avenue
United Mine Workers meet as routine agenda set
United Mine Workers of America executive committee meets in Columbus with all members present except W L Scott of Iowa who cannot attend. Routine business only. a price advance likely to be recommended. Annual meeting call issued for the second Tuesday in April for Western Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio and West Virginia. Winds persist to the east.
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Columbub
The
United Mine Workers of America
W. L. Scott
Iowa
Stevenson Welcomed in Washington for Brisk Capitol Ride
Vice President-elect Stevenson arrived in Washington after a Cumberland to Martinsburg run. Crowds from Martinsburg and Baltimore and Ohio station greeted the arrival with cheers as a band played America. Stevenson declined to speak and the party proceeded to the Ebbitt House after a warm reception.
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Stevenson
Cumberland
Martinsburg
Wva
America
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Ebbitt
Opposing Sides Clash Over Executive Session In Senate
March 1 report shows Republicans crushed an attempted executive session move by Sherman as Democrats gained the edge. The session saw approval of naval and agricultural appropriation bills and a DC liquor sale regulation bill, while paired Republicans abstained, prompting muttered discontent.
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Wasinsaros
Senate
Chamber
Sherman
District of Columbia
Whisky Trust Inquiry Report Advised Tariff Reduction
The judiciary adopted the mid committee report on the whisky trust. It recommends lowering duties on imported liquors from .25 to 81 per gallon and reducing tariffs on all goods found tainted by trusts. It urges government supervision of rectifying establishments and labeling of rectified goods. Three Republicans dissent on tariff impact, while the Distilling and Cattle Feeding Company is deemed a corporation with seventy to eighty establishments.
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Gan Clann
Whisky Trust
Messrs
Buchanan
Tennessee
Ray
New York
Broderick
Kanass
Turpin the Solid Man in Alabama Election Ruling
Washington March 1 The House debated an election case with minimal interest. Democrat Turpin of Alabama's Fourth district retained his seat after McDriffie was declared not duly elected. Dill wintrnlp and others passed without opposition.
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WasHingTon
Turpin
Alabama
Congress
Mc Driffie
Dillwintrnlp
Pgtin
Are
New Ohio Laws Highlight Revenue and Electoral Changes
The Ohio legislature passed Mr Pudney’s house bill establishing adjutant general records as prima facie evidence for reenlistment and pension claims. Senate bills authorized election returns to town clerks and allowed purchasing hearses for joint cemeteries. The house fixed a March 8 discussion on women voting for school boards amid a revenue overrun finding. In Pennsylvania, the 27th annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic opened in Reading with welcomes, prayers, and routine reports.
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Colammses
Senate
Pudney
Adjutant General’s Office
Lampson
Beebe
House
Dougherty
Columbus
Lemanos
Department of Pennsylvania
Grand Army of the Republic
Andrew J. Meredith
Llarbeson
Clm. Childsey
Allentown
Comemainder
J.P. Taylor
John W. Sayres
Woman's Relief Corps
Ladies’ Circle
J K. Smeyer
Samuel P. Donn
Levering
Suydam
Edwards
J. W. Sayres
Wanderer revival reports attract large crowds at Cleveland sale
The Wanderer revival reports at Cleveland draw over 100 singers in the last eight days. Sight and scenes in the cowes city organize meetings with hundreds attending, praised for the choral quality. Martha-Sidney Cleveland, the celebrated California bert, sold at the Tattersall-Hasie sale for 27,000. George HH. Hammond of Detroit purchased it.
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Srreschih
Maren
Revyungcelist
Cbeigernstis
Pheerred
Cleveland
Martha
Sidney
California
Bert
George HH. Hammond
Detroit
Patchber injures face with vitriol in Penu Indiana
The item reports John Gavanaugh, a Wabash team member, burned in the face by vitriol thrown by Sadie Hachman. It also covers a suite of local incidents including a petition to appoint Rev. Bo RK. Wilburn to an Ontario consular post, a forging charge against Larry Campbell in Butler, Pa, a carpenters strike at Purvix Co. in Butler, Pa, arrests of eight Italians at Marquis limestone quarry near New Castle, Pa, and a complex farm sale dispute involving John Newburn and two buyers over a 64000 deal.
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John Gavanaugh
Penu
Ind
Mixw
Sadie Hachman
Greensburg
Cleet Cleveland
Bo RK. Wilburn
Ontario
Larry Campbell
Butler, Jra
Saxenburg
Butler Savinae Bank
Campbell
Alexander Welch
Purvix & Co
Butler
Joes
Pittsburg
Marquis Limestone
New Castle
Brown
Tralliana
Bert Shera
John Newburn
Lawrence County
Newborn
Newhurn
Disaster and Decay in Hungary as Danube Flood Swallows Gergely
Dense, period-appropriate report describes the Danube flood at Gergely near Paks Hungary. Hundreds drowned including a family of six as refugees clung to church and school walls. Rescue efforts begin as 1600 villagers flee rising waters.
Woman Moonshiner Victoria Brewer Is Fined and Jailed
Victoria Brewer, a noted female moonshiner, was sentenced by Judge Goff to pay $100 and serve 30 days in Logan county jail. She carried jug liquor on her back to Norfolk and Western railroad workers for a year. Her husband, imprisoned for murder, left her to support herself as locals knew her across Logen, Boone, and Wayne counties.
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Goff
Pargersland
W. Va
United States Court
Victoria Brewer
Logan County
Norfolk and Western
Logen
Boone
Wayne
The Penitent Populists Surrender in Kansas House
In Kan Kan March 1 the Dunmore house members led by Speaker Dinsmore and Speaker pro tem Semple entered the representative hall and sat in the Republican chamber. The procession carried an American flag as the vanquished lawmakers took seats amid quiet, respectful silence and no disorder. The Populists answered the Republican roll call for the first time, protests against the supreme court's decision appearing among a few. The surrender proceeded without incident sealing the Kansan revelation.
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Supreme Court
Drowning, Gluttony and Bait Tales From The Wharf
A Rhode Island devon loves clams and prays after a clambake, a Boston crew seeks cheap bait as an old man digs deep for worms, and Lt Noah Haut Schenck calms a church meeting with a jokey amendment exchange. A livery horse tale ends with a funeral procession fear.
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Boston
Noah Haut Schenck
Brooklyn
Bebenck
New York World
Rippey Gains Strength After Shooting Incident
In San Francisco March reports say Rippey, the elderly man who shot Mallaiure Mucky, shows signs of recovery. Doctors say he is stronger and friends at his bedside hint at lively times on Pine Street. He recalls past wealth and a stock loss blamed on Fair and Mackay, lamenting riches and vowing to act differently if given another chance.
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Bret
Rhode
Deavon
San Francisco
Mareh J
Rappey
Mallaiure
Sneh
Rippey Sage
Pine Street
Rippey
Tan
Mackay
Hidden wealth unearthed near Hotty Mich two brothers
In Hotty Michigan two Fagem brothers were found frozen to death in their house five miles north of town. About twenty thousand dollars in cash belonging to them was unearthed from the cellar, with fifteen thousand recovered last night and five hundred dollars in gold found this morning. The total recovered amounts to around thirty seven thousand dollars. The dilapidated shanty is being torn down during the search for the hidden wealth.
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Hotty, Mich
Convention of Electricians Opens in St Louis
The National Electric Lign association meeting in St Louis drew numerous electric industry leaders. President Ayers delivered the annual address as a committee on data was announced. In Ottawa, Albert Grignard, from the interior department, returned from New York claiming a sale of his lithographing invention for about 1.14 million dollars plus royalties on future works.
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St. Louis
National Electric Lign Association
World of Electricity
Ayers
Committee On Data
Lecky Darentor
Ottawa
Albert Grignard
Department of the Interior
New York
Grignard
Anid
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Folger
Pennsylvania
Rotary
Rudolph
Erie Street
Massillon
Stark
BANKE
Aerman Deposit Bank
Drugeists
V. Baltily
Marsillon
Z. H. Kielland
Nomeopathic Practice
East Main Street
Masemillon
S A. Conrad & CQ
Main Street
Datwathr & Son
Atwater Street
Jewelers
von Kanel
Rush Side Jewelry Store
Creph Colemans
Eria Street
Clav Elland
Lorain & Whesling Worth
Souutb
Dan
Tia
Vasiam
Bere
Jocal - Trois
Ville
Wheeling
Aeron & Colureur
Mt Vernon & Pan
Orrville
Bouth
P. Ft
Akron
W &C
Wooster Shreve
Pullman
Cevuland
IROW
Canton
Masvillon
Alliance
Salem
Claveland Canton & Routhhen B
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Massilon
C. M. BE. By
Caneon
Boing Rocs
Mt Ye .m
C. M. BE. Ky
CO. M. BE
Babney Spalding Co
Canton-Massillon Electric Railway
City
Ceuta
Sphoial Bravior
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KillLinoes
Eneray Real Ty “ Madison
Bae
Toledo
Whystling
Lega
Willisor
Plaintif
Mathias 4Istarnen
Wavanen
President Harrison
Nias Joeste Miller
Coast Defender
Columbia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Tracy
Wanamaker
Miller
Jessie
Voorhees and
Turpie
Indianas
Charles A. Grim
Henry W. Cramp
Intiana
Massach Sells
Minneapolis
United Mine
West Virginia
Farr; Wentserly Winds
Adlas
Mr. Stevenson
Freaa
Ronate
Whisky Trust Inquiry
Turpin the
Solid Man
Wasuinotos
Quay
Pennaylanim
Marine Band
Pension Office
Secretary of the Treasury
Stame
Harpissurg
Board of Pardons Yeserday
George R. Dehaven
Butler County
Sarah A. Grant
Clarion County
William 8. Humlett
Ber County
DR Talon
Allegheny County
Pacwlo
Sidney Sald
Danube
Knants
Maec
Vienna
Gergely
Paks
Hungary
Buds
Paka
Palos
Norinsal
Harter
CaLomeus
M. D. Harter
Oliiva
Teun
Con. Gon
Xarye
Penitent Populists
Lightley
Marty Will Reever
PSA Pei
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