Glass Factory and Jewelers Advertisements in 19th Century
Fragmentary OCR lists a glass factory of hollow ware and flasks and an iron bridge manufacture. Also mentions a West Side jewelry store on Main Street, and a South Bridge Street jeweler with watches, jewelry, silverware, and musical instruments. Includes names WALtircere, JOSEPH COLEMAN, and C. N KANFL.
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Ass Glass Factory
B .Des Flasks
C. Emer
Ulon Iron Bridge
Acturea
KANFL
West
Weat Main Atret
Joseph Coleman
South Brie Street
Career and Character of Abraham Lincoln address by Joseph Choate
This excerpt advertises a Choate address on Abraham Lincoln's career from early life to his presidency, with availability via six cents postage from F. A. Miller. It also promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as cures, plus reduced rail fares and colonist tickets via Pennsylvania lines, mentioning various agents and offices.
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Abraham Lincoln
Joseph Choate
Great Britain
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
F. A. Miller
Chicago
DeWitt
Chas. W. Cupples
West Tremont Street
Rider & Snyder
East Main St
Pennsylvania
California
Springfield
K. of P. of Ohio
Grand Lodge
Pythian Sisterhood
Rathbone Sisters
Bear Kills Three Children in West Virginia Woods
Three siblings Mary 3 Willie 5 Henry 7 disappeared while picking flowers near their home in Job Virginia. A Maryland hunter shot a large bear found in hemlock saplings after the search, and the children were found slain.
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West Virginia
Job
W. Va
E. P. Porterfeld
Mary
Willie
Henry
John Weldon
Maryland
Johnson After Railroads In Cleveland Mayoral Action
Mayor Johnson obtained a writ of mandamus from Judge Strimple to compel a county auditors panel acting as a railroad tax assessment board to summon railroad officials for testimony on property values. He argues railroads are underassessed compared with other property and accuses auditors of corrupt influence by railroad favors. He plans an injunction to prevent recording the assessment of the Cleveland Lorain and Wheel ing railroad.
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Cleveland
Johnson
Strimple
Common Pleas Court
Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling
Funeral of Mrs Gage Arrives in Chicago for Private rites
The remains of Mrs Lyman J Gage arrived from Washington with Secretary Gage his daughter Mrs Pierce his sister in law Mrs Ifendee of Yonkers N Y D H Burnham and Rev N D Hillis who led services in Washington and will conduct grave rites at Race Hill cemetery The services this afternoon will be strictly private.
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Chicago
Lyman J. Gage
Washington
Gage
Pierce
Ex-Soldier Accused Of Forgery In Manila Case
Ex soldier C Lawrence formerly in the Thirty third volunteer infantry and later a civilian clerk in the adjutant general’s office in Manila is accused of forging Captain Slavens’s signature on checks payable to General MacArthur. Forged endorsements on the backs of the checks to General Shafter and E F Lawrence accompanied two $200 cashes in San Francisco. A third negotiable check was returned to Manila as spurious. Lawrence faces suspected additional forgeries. In Laguna province insurgents attacked Nacart an village. a private of the Eighth infantry was killed.
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Manila
Mr. C. Lawrence
Thirty-third Volunteer Infantry
Adjutant General’s
Slavens
General MacArthur
General Shafter
E. ©. Lawrence
San Francisco
St. Louis
Lawrence
Nacartan
Laguna
Eighth Infantry
Professor Haggerty Takes OSU Economics Post
Dr James Edward Haggerty of the Wharton School University of Pennsylvania has been appointed assistant professor of economics at Ohio State University Columbus and will start in September Pope Receives Bishop O Connell in Rome the pope recalls in audience Bishop O Connell of Portland Maine formerly rector of the American college hero
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Philadelphia
James Edward Haggerty
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
Ohio State University
Columbus
Pope
O'Connell
Rome
Mar. O'Connell
Portland
American College
Hero
Baptist Anniversary Sessions Open in Springfield Mass
The second day of the May Baptist anniversaries opened at Highland Baptist church. Mrs J N Crouse presided over the Women’s Baptist Home Missionary Society meeting. George W Quick gave the welcome, papers were read, and the treasurer’s report showed a deficit. Afternoon address by Mrs J M Crouse was followed by missionaries’ speeches.
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Teasurer
A. H. Barber
J. M. Crouse
Patriotic Churchmen Rally Behind Home Missions Appeal
In Philadelphia on May 22 the Presbyterian general assembly lauded a national anthem rendition and heard Rev. Dr. Thompson make the usual home missions appeal. The report criticized 3,000 churches for not giving directly to the home mission board, prompting debate before the objectionable paragraph was removed. Other actions included new officers for the Woman’s Board of Home Missions and a meeting at the Academy of Music with several church leaders from Alaska, Idaho, Illinois, Oregon, and Porto Rico listed as speakers.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian General Assembly
Allivas
Howpson
Thompson
Home Mission Board
Hey
Hugh
Walker
Soligiess
Jotun
Iue Woman's Board of Home Missions
Witherspoon
Reunion
Academy of Music
Board of Home Missions
Rk. Marin
Point Larrens
Alaska
Hale Young
James Hayes
Isainah
Idabo
W .S. Molt
United Brethren Church Adopts Tobacco Ban and Representation Plan
The Frederick Maryland quadrennial conference of the United Brethren Church in Christ adjourned after sessions May 9 to 22. Delegates agreed on Turner's representation scale and adopted a discipline amendment banning tobacco use by ministers and urging current addicts to desist. The Apostles Creed will render the word hell as hades, and Rev. W. McKee was elected general secretary.
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Frederick
United Brethren Church In Christ
Topeka
Nan
Kephad
Mills
Lhe
R. H. Turner
Hell
Rev. W. McKee
United Presbyterians Open 43rd General Assembly in Des Moines
The United Presbyterian church of North America begins its forty third general assembly in Des Moines with an address by Rev. Dr. J. P. Sankey of Rochester N Y the retiring moderator. About three hundred delegates plan to attend. A creed revision committee proposes easing the ban on secret societies and abolishing the prohibition on a man marrying near relatives of his wife.
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Des Moines
Forty-Third General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church of North America
J. P. Sankey
Rochester
N. Y
Committee For Revision of Creed
Porter Dead After Diabetes Illness at Morristown
General Fitz John Porter, veteran officer, died in Morristown New Jersey after a week long illness due to diabetes. His two sons and Dr G S Wilds were present. Washington received word of his death as orders went to General Brooke to coordinate a military funeral with General Webb. Porter, once a prominent New York figure, was cashiered after the second Bull Run battle, later reinstated, and his conduct at Pope era sparked long controversy before Grant privately exonerated him.
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New York
Fitz John Porter
Morristown
N. J
New York City
Bull Run
Porter
John Pope
General Grant
General Porter
Western plan to keep China intact through indemnity bonds
Washington reports outline a method to float an indemnity loan for China with four percent bonds issued to each power. An international interest board would collect from Pekin a share of income to cover interest, preventing unilateral action in default and tying each nation to China’s integrity.
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Washington
State Department
Rockhill
Pekin
Congress
United States
China
Roosevelt and Hanna Visit Buffalo Business Leaders
Vice President Roosevelt and Senator Mark A Hanna met Buffalo merchants at a reception honoring the Merchants' Exchange. Flags and streamers festooned the venue as about 250 merchants cheered the guests led in by President Pletchworth. The pair spoke praising the exposition's achievements and greeted attendees during a handshake session before a luncheon at the Hlicott club hosted by the exchange executive committee.
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Buffalo
Roosevelt
Mark A Hanna
Vxterian
Pletchworth
Brt
Hanna
The
Exchange
Mr. Hanna
Hlicott Club
Two Shamrocks Race Off in Puzzling Times
Ryde England May 22 The Shamrock II and the Shamrock I raced off at Nal Light ship with times of 2 hours 12 minutes and 2 hours 11 minutes 1. % seconds observers claim Shamrock I could have won if desired. Bristol May 22 The up and down test of the defender with her master Mr Duncan showed satisfactory results.
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Ryde
Isle of Wight
Nal Lightship
Bristol
R. 1
Mbsett Bay
Tation
Activity Declines Again in New York Stock Market
New York May 24 There was a further decline in stock market activity with aggregate sales at a multi month low. Union Pacific rose briefly after confirming plans to list convertible bonds while Missouri Pacific recovered from early lows. Market weakness earlier gave way to late recoveries as money eased and bonds dipped, total sales at 2,790,000 par.
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New York
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Stock Exchange
Missouri Pacific
Bears
St. Paul
St. Louis
Western
Vanderbilt
Amalgamated Copper
American Linseed
National Lead
Linseed
Union Lead and Oil Company
U. S
Woman Never Saw Phillips in Father Phillips Case
New York May 22 The mysterious Woollaul once linked to Mrs Kirke Stanley told Coroner Bausch she knew nothing of Father Phillips death after a lengthy oath sworn statement. The coroner concluded she could be of no use in the inquest and noted she had met Stanley socially about a year before. She never saw Father Phillips.
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New York
Woollaul
Kirke Stanley
Father Phillips
Bausch
Clcsely
Stanley
Ninth Avenue
Chicago Chosen For 1901 Olympian Games Contests
Paris May 22 The committee in charge of the quadrennial Olympian games selected Chicago as the site for building the contests in 1901.
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Chicago
Paris
West Point Cadets DisMissed and Suspended
Five cadets at West Point are dismissed and six others suspended following a board of officers action approved by Secretary Roct. The moves uphold Colonel Mills and academy officers amid disturbances sparked by hazing suppression efforts. Names will be announced at the academy around noon.
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West Point
Washington
Roct
Colonel Mills
Military Academy
Explosion Shakes Cambridge Bank in Daylight Robbery Try
Police believe a daring daylight attempt to rob the Cambridgeport National Bank failed after a blast blew out part of the office wall. Cashier Walitan ob Stoaf was struck on the head and injured by debris as the explosion damaged other parts of the building.
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Cambridge
Mass
Cambridgeport National Bank
Tit A
Walitan Ob
President McKinley Tours San Francisco amid storm and school welcome
President McKinley greeted by 50,000 schoolchildren lining Variness avenue as his party toured San Francisco in a strong storm. He viewed camps at the Presidio with General Shafter and staff. Officials announce plans to travel to Washington next Saturday. Mrs. McKinley regains strength and attends Knights Templar event. Ex-Congressman Boutelle dead. Machinista signups in San Francisco area noted.
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Sas Francisco
Associated Press
Jackson
McKinley
Presidio
Shafter
Philippines
Washington
Knights Templars
The Expelled Cadets at West Point
WastinGrox May 22 The cadets dismissed are Henry L. Bolby Nebraska John A Cleveland Alabama Frani F Teller New York Raymond A Linton Michigan and Berchie O Mahaffey Texas Those suspended are Olan C Aleshire Illinois Benjamin McClallan Mississippi James A Shannon Minnesota and Charles Telford Utah Suspension without pay continues till April 1 102 Adjutant General Corbin sails for the Philippines on the Hancock from San Francisco May 20.
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WastinGrox
Associated Press
West At
Henry L. Bolby
Nebraska
John A. Cleveland
Alabama
Frani F. Teller
New York
Raymond A. Linton
Michigan
Berchie O. Mahaffey
Texas
Olan C. Aleshire
Ilinois
Benjamin ¥. McClallan
Mississippi
James A. Shannon
Minnesota
Charles Telford
Utah
Thomas H. Gimperling
Ohio
Harry Hawley
Corbin
Philippines
Hancock
San Francisco
Boutelle Dead Ex-Congressman Charles Boutelle dies at 62
Boston reports ex congressman Charles A. Boutelle of Maine died at the McLean asylum in Waverly aged 62 after a year’s illness. Retired from Congress last winter, he served in the navy during the war and had been ill since December 21, 1899 when he fainted at a city hotel.
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Boston
Associated Press
Charles A. Boutelle
Maine
McLean
Waverly
Boutelle
Congress
Navy
Bontelle
Striking Machinists Win Nine Hour Day Widely
National machinists union leaders report progress as over 120 firms grant the nine hour day without wage cuts. San Francisco and Cincinnati show anxiety with 7000 idle in San Francisco and 3000 in Cincinnati, where six firms signed the agreement yesterday.
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Washiseton
Associated Press
Machinists’ Union
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Reunion Notice at Ninisila Park Canton OL
Relatives and friends are notified that a Swiretion will be held at Ninisila Park Canton OL on Saturday June Wut. All are cordially invited to attend. By order of committee Mrs 8 BE Mating Secretary.
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Ninisila Park
Canton
BE. Mating
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