Social Circles Bring Gatherings From Past To Future
Supple menting social life Mrs J T Morrow hosts a pleasant party in honor of Miss Beatty with many friends attending Invitations are issued for a card party at Masonic Hall next Tuesday where Mashek orchestra will perform St Mary s Guild plans a rectory gathering next Tuesday evening with an varied program G A R and W R S hold a bean sociable next Sri day evening with a fine program Military company and University students host a Washington style reception for Mitchell residents on the 23rd in colonial costumes George and Martha will attend along with Washington s bodyguard An eighteenth century banquet and evening of merriment are promised Transit from the reading room 7 to 8 30 pm Your wit is the admission Your presence and ladies are invited Program to follow
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J. T. Morrow
Mitchell
George
Martha
Washington
M E Sociable at Dr Windle’s draws wide church crowd
The M E Sociable hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of the M E church at Dr Windle's on Friday evening drew a large crowd. An entertaining musical program featured a duet by Misses Gould and Bowie of the University. Col Mizener excelled in several games as college faculty attended.
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Ladies Aid Society
M. EF
Windle
Gould
Bowie
Col. Mizener
Party at K of P Hall Draws Thirty Couples
Friday evening social at the K of P Hall drew about thirty couples and was an all around success. Mashek's Orchestra provided music at its usual high standard, and attendees relaxed, embracing the social spirit without formality.
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K. of P. Hall
Mashek
New York Symphony Club Delights Large City Audience
Reports from Delevan and La Harpe praise the New York Symphony Club as the best to play in the city in ten years with full houses and enthusiastic acclaim. Directors Wu. Benvng and H. S. Dickson note high artistry and strong reception across performances in Christian church and Knox Conservatory circles.
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New York Symphony Club
W.G
Delevan
Wis
Christian Church
H. S. Dickson
la Harpe
Wu. Benvng
Knox Conservatory of Music
Galesburg
Ill
Teachers Round Table reshapes county educators meetings
Supt Bras has renamed the county teachers association to a Teachers Round Table making sessions less formal. The first Saturday session drew about thirty teachers with active, informal discussions on country library services and intermediate reading. W S Shepherd spoke on Memory in School Instruction and Miss Pryne spoke on the Concord Writers. J W Mason found a 1599 London printed Bible with the Melrose family near Mt Vernon.
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Bras
County Teachers’ Association
Round Table
Mary E. Wright
Byron Bobb
Mabel Sayles
Jamie Haynes
W. S. Shepherd
Pryne
Concord Writers
Oae
J. W. Mason
Melrose
Mt. Vernon
London
Ultimate Success in Senatorial Election Belief
Hon. C. I. Raymond states that Republicans, by persistently holding out, will ultimately succeed in electing a United States senator. The remark suggests confidence in the party's long term goal amid ongoing political negotiations.
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C. I. Raymond
United States
What Is News and the Labor Question in the Nation
A collection of observations on defining news as fresh events or verified reports. It discusses Congress output, cloture, and a critique of the Farmers' Alliance and labor wages. The piece contrasts witnesses and readers, notes wage gaps in farming versus skilled labor, and questions farming leaders’ support for workers.
Plainview Local Notes Reflect Sickness and Congregational Events
Plainview reports several cases of sickness among children while overall community health remains good. Paul Palloch has made a well boring device promising to meet a long felt need. Jean Pratt moves from Baker township to Atkins farm in Opin township. Funeral services for Louike, Gerach were held at the Lutheran church with sympathy extended to bereaved relatives. Berlin township school board votes to extend each school by one month. Young people attend spelling school at District No. 4, Baker township. Geo Palmer and wife celebrated with about twenty friends. Flensburg post office will move to Wm. Palmer’s residence after postmaster objections resolved. Rev. Carson of Scotland preached at Beall schoolhouse with praise for his abilities and conduct. Union Literary Society met at Beall school with select readings, declamations, songs, and a paper by A. A. Hines. Debated tariff policy with debated outcome favoring the negative. Next meeting to discuss US Government leniency toward Indians.
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Paul Palloch
Jean Pratt
Baker Township
Atkins
Opin Township
Louike
Gerach
Lutheran
Berlin Township
Geo. Palmer
Flensburg
Wm. Palmer
Carson
Scotland
Beall
Union Literary Society
Beall School House
A. A. Hines
United States
Edward Tobin
Warren Wheeler
The Chautauquans Meet For Informative Talk On India
About a dozen Hiawathas gathered Monday evening with Mrs. Pollard for a lesson led by Miss Ollie Prescott. The group discussed the influence of England on Indian civilization while most Delvers avoided a snow drift visit and did not attend Miss Attie Bracy’s hospitality.
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Pollard
Ollie Prescott
England
India
Attie Bracy
Extra Senate Session Soon Proclaimed by President
New York Feb 9 The Sun editorially reports a presidential proclamation may arrive before month end calling an extra session of the United States Senate to meet in Washington on March 4 or soon after. The session is expected to handle matters of great importance including pensions. Raum is exonerated in the investigating committee report.
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the Sun
United States Senate
Washington
House
Nations of Indians
Oklahoma
Raum
Payson
Millimois
Board of Lady Managers
CmcaGco
Gen. Alger
Michigan
Leigh Hunt
Seattle Millionaire
Puget Sound
San Francisco
Orient
China
Raum Exonerated by House Investigating Committee
The special committee investigating Gen Raum, pension commissioner, has completed its report. Chairman Merrill will submit it to the house. The majority exonerates Raum from charges of selling stock to employees and favoritism toward Attorney Lemon in pension case handling.
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Washindton
House
Raum
Pensions
Merrill
Lemon
Grant lands defeat Minnesota in university grant dispute
Secretary Noble denied Minnesota’s claim to about 4,797 acres in the Duluth district tied to the university grant. Lands were relinquished by Governor Pillsbury, later taken by cash entries. state efforts to restore them failed. House actions included ratifying agreement with Sac and Fox, and postoffice and naval appropriations moves. Also noted are calls for a colored secretary of the treasury and the death of Congressman Phelan of Tennessee.
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Washington
Noble Eas
General Land Office
Duluth
Minnesota
United States
Pillsbury
Bash
Reece
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Boston Courant
Windom
Treasury
K. Bruce
John M. Langston
Lynch
Frederick Douglass
James M.townsend
Trade review notes healthier market and easing money
R G Dun weekly trade review reports higher price levels yet overall activity above last year. Money markets remain easy as liquidations and crop marketing free funds, reducing currency in circulation by nearly 4 million in January. Domestic and international notes touch on cotton prices, interior trade strength, manufacturing upticks in wool and worsted goods, and a sizable but fluctuating cattle and dry goods market.
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R. G. Dun & Gove Weekly Review of Trade
Congress
Philadelphia
South
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Atlanta
Memphis
Savannah
St. Louis
Kansas City
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Omaha
Milwaukee
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Bradford
England
United States
Canada
Prison bills discussed by Farmers and Democrats in St Paul
In St Paul on Feb 9 the Farmers and Democrats held a meeting to consider two prison bills. Democrats were few. Bills proposed include more binding twine machines at the state prison and election of prison inspectors by the people. Ingersoll lectured in Helena for charity, declining payment. Capt. Tenney named Indian agent at Pine Ridge. Northwestern postmasters appointed in several states. Manitoba All-Comers win Winnipeg bonspiel. St Paul and Lindsay to contest final. Fort Snelling frame barracks burn. cause unknown. Jay P. Davis jailed for six years for gas jury certificates.
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Pine Ridge
Cuicano
Gen. Miles
C. G. Tenney
Sixth Infantry
F. E. Pierce
Winnipeg
Wisgirra
Man
Manitoba
St. Paul
Lindsay
Ont
Fort Snelling
Jay P. Davis
Goulds Project Aims At Unified Western Railways
The Sun reports Gould and Huntington have not full approval for the Western Railway association plan. They pushed for analyses of Missouri Pacific Southern Pacific and Atchison systems to form a consolidated operating company potentially absorbing Texas Pacific Union Pacific Wabash and Missouri Kansas Texas lines. Executives from Southern Pacific and Senator Stanford are involved, with both wary but engaged.
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the Sun
Jay Gould
P. Hantington
Missouri Pacific
Southern Pacific
New Western Railway Association
Huntington
Goull
J Army
Gould
Atchison Company
Messrs
At Mn
Southern Pacific System
San Francisco
Stanford
Uiea
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabash
Missouri, Kansas and
Exas
Bankrupt ex-Gawger Venorst appointed receiver for ex-Governor Cornell
George J. Venorst was named receiver for ex Governor Cornell on the Garfield National Bank’s application. Judgments against Cornell total about 44 thousand dollars, with 6,300 recovered so far. Context includes prior year judgments. Insurgents seize telegraph lines near Pristina hindering diplomatic reporting. Consolidation news notes major British insurers merge. ukase suspension eases Jewish finance pressures. Donoghue skating records fall with 5 mile time 15:38. A city official, Henry Shearer, arrested for a $750 robbery from Rowe and O’Brien’s saloon safe. Premier Rudini names ministerial changes in war and other departments.
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Gawger New York
George J. Venorst
Cornell
Garfield National Bank
Proneils
City
Henry Shearer
Rowe & O'Brien
Thei Wr
Shearer
Various 19th Century News Briefs and Local Events
A roundup of diverse items including fruit jelly manufacture plans in North Dakota, a Wisconsin state legislative measure for a $250,000 fair fund, and state fair exhibits. Reports on the Old Settlers’ Association of Pepin Willey, heavy South Dakota snows, a new North Dakota Independent weekly at Grand Forks, and stock fire losses at La Crosse. Notes on a Burlington wedding of two deaf mutes, a fatal fall near Marshall, ski jump records in Red Wing, and corporate moves with American Express absorbing National. international clerical and political shifts noted from Tilzen arrest at Mayence to Bishop Freppel’s Rome trip over papal policy.
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Flasch
Uaill
Senate
Northyear
St.Pank
Chicago
Wisconsin
South
North Dakota
Alliance
Grand Forks
Walter Muir
M. E. Mosher
la Crosse
Mary Barker
William Stark
Marshall
Minn
Tie
Red Wing
Yorjus Hemmestvedt
Skull and Crossbones Warned Prominent Pennsylvanians
In Girardville Pennsylvania masked assailants fired on John Williams as he rode home from Raven Run after receiving anonymous threats marked by a coffin and skull. Local mine owners and citizens have been warned by similar communications, prompting fear of further violence in the coal region.
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Pennsylvania
Girardville
Tech
Molly Maguires
John Wiliams
Raven Run Toindo
Waylid Sim
Latest Market Reports From Faul and Chicago Grain
Market update from Faul for February 9 1091 shows hogs at 3.20 to 3.05 with various cattle and calf prices listed. Chicago Grain and Provisions quotes opening prices for Wheat Corn and Oats with closing ranges and futures. Chicago Live Stock notes cattle strong hogs weak, with totals at Union Stock Yards. St Paul and Minneapolis grain and wheat prices across several grades and futures, with receipts and shipments figures.
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FAUL
Shee Handy
Chicago
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