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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1892

Page

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Record Run Shatters World Cycling Mark at Springfield

J Berio rode 2 miles in 4 minutes 48.8 seconds to break the world record. The feat follows Tay lor's prior mark set last fall.

Prohibition Nominee Bidwell Issues Acceptance Letter

General JoaN Bidwell, a prohibition candidate for president, issues his letter of acceptance arguing liquor traffic causes most evils. The piece lists numerous congressional nominations by party and district across several states including Missouri Michigan Arkansas Washington Illinois Mississippi Texas Georgia Iowa Kentucky and more. It notes Boise state convention nomination for governor John M. Burke and Japer R. F. Graves as prohibitionist candidate for Washington governor. The Socialist Labor Party held a national convention in New York City naming Simon Wing for president and Charles H. Matchett for vice president. Squire Massey Brassey, longtime justice of the peace, dies in Aber deen Ohio at 71.

Pp. J. Berio Springfield Mass Taylor Buffalo Sweeney Grnntry Carns Detroit Exposition Grounds National Letter Carriers’ Association Indianapolis Ind Frank E. Smith San Francisco Kansas City New York Unger Liverpool Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias W. W. Blackwell Kentucky Ladies’ Auxilliary Pythian Sisters of the World Hattie A. Robinson Coal Creek Tenn Oliver Springs Jennie Morton Brazil Henry Fisner Dixonburg Mea@itt New Jersey Reading Coal Combine United States Huntington W. Va Pittsburgh Muncie Jacosp Yondell Adelphena Hanson Milwaukee Kate Pier Lydia Ann Newby Thomas H. Ropman Kings County N. Y Jackson Mich W. F. Cowan International Conference of State Boards of Health International Quarantine Inspection Commission Harrison Cleveland Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston Louisville Cincinnati Chicago Baltimore St. Louis Washington Soo Line Barrett Minn Northern Michigan Lumber Company Wanderage Hiram W. Sibley Georgian Day Sibley Lancaster Humphrey Best John Campbell Joan Bidwell Prohibition Missouri D. D. Barnes Michigan H. M. Youmans Arkansas G. O. Brush People’s Thomas Carroll Illinois Samuel Alshuler Mississippi Frank Busizitt Texas C. R. Kilgore Georgia John W. Maddox Thomas G. Lawson Iowa Fr. W. Myers People's David Campbell Don Campbell People J. D. Hooker Henry Wood Charles L. Moses Louisiana T. J. Guice A. F. Myers W. C. P. Breckinridge David B. Culbertson Alabama Gaston A. Robins H. J. Snivuxy Yakima Democrats Socialist Labor Party New York City Pennsylvania Massachusetts Connecticut Simon Wing Charles H. Matchett Squire Massey Brassey Aberdeen Nebraska Lincoln J. Sterling Morton Ture Rodgwood Falls Minon Hamburg Havre Russia London America Joan A. Casey N. C Fink Falk, Jung & Brochert Jans M. Sharrrr Bathlehem Lewis Arevarod Andrew Rule Shinn Whitehall N. J Nicely Benyerr Rensselaer Kentucky Life Underwriters Association Charles D. Jacobs Eiget Lovejoy Carnegie Steel Company Homestead Hugh O'Donnell Council of Congress Jackson Park Exposition Columbus Ferdinand and Isabella Palos Jamestown Hendrick Hudson Hudson River New Amsterdam Ferdinand de Soto Pierre Marquette Chevalier la Salle Northwest Universal Brotherhood of Man Supreme Court Senate House of Representatives United States Army United States Naval Forces Manufactures and Liberal Arts John IX. Paine Charles H. Fowler D. D Ll.d California Harriet Monroe W. Chadwick Haydn Beethoven Halibajah Handel William C. P. Breckinridge Columbia Chauncey M. Depew

Global calamities and cholera era strife across 19th century headlines

Reports recount numerous disasters from the era including a capsized British steamer on the Hooghly drowning fifteen crew, a Gratz flood destroying buildings with many feared dead, and Welsh miners trapped with some rescued. Cholera fears drive emigration stoppages. several deaths and wrecks cross Europe, with fires, assassinations, and a London cemetery shooting also noted.

Sir William Vernon Harcourt John Morley Calcutta England Hooghly Paris Havre Hamburg Antwerp Gratz Austria Gravesend Hospital London Berlin Bridgend Hamburg- American Packet Company Booiscov Russia Dublin Ireland Brompton Cemetery Jaffna Ceylon William Ware Howland Mr. Howland West Brookfield Kiass Broka Mount Grivola Italy Newfield Scott Port Campbell Victoria Muney Hyman Angherites Africa Board of Thomas Woopery United States Corfu Greece Redfern, Alexander & Co Australia New Zealand

Political convention in Lincoln nominates Morton for governor

Democrats in Nebraska at a Lincoln convention nominate J Sterling Morton for governor. The platform denounces prohibition and backs direct US Senate election and district based presidential electors.

A Pest's Progress With Cholera Spreading Across Europe

European cholera cases rise with outbreaks in Hamburg London Antwerp and St Petersburg. Emigrants in Liverpool and Russia see cases. American authorities urge vigilance and potential immigration suspension to prevent spread. Treasury and health officials coordinate with customs and Marine Hospital to avoid a full national quarantine unless necessary.

America London Hamburg City Road Liverroon Hampure Buarmbeck Antwerp Scheldt Haver St. Peterspune Lawnsing Mich Michigan State Board of Health Harrison Washington Treasury Department Marine Hospital Service United States State Boards of Health

Break for Liberty at Jackson Prison Ends in Deaths

Three convicts including Edward Huntley and John Davis attempted to escape Jackson Michigan State Prison at 7 a.m. on Tuesday. Huntley and Davis were shot and killed. Lige Bullard surrendered and other guards saved the escape. Police say the trio intended to murder the guard and escape with a ladder and knives. The wounded were hospitalized and likely to die.

Jackson Mich Jackson, Mich Edward Huntley Detroit John Davis Shalamazoo Huntley Bullard Davis Prain Will

General McCook Civil War Veteran Leads Arizona Department

General McCook, aged sixty two, commands the department of Arizona. A West Pointer and former instructor, he served in the late war with Sherman. His brothers also fought, and the first shot from Fort Sumter was fired under Abner Doubleday who now resides in Mendham New Jersey as one of the last surviving old fort officers. There is occasional worry about devilish slander.

McCook Department of Arizona Sherman Tie St. Sumter Abner Doubleday

Marquis de Mores Acquitted in Paris Murder Case

A Paris jury returns not guilty verdicts for Marquis de Mores and acquits his seconds Count Lamassi Guerin and Capt Panjade along with M Delorne for aiding the killing of Captain Mayer. The four seconds faced indictment for complicity in the death, but were cleared.

Marquis de Mores Paris Lamassi M. Guerin Panjade M. Delorne Mayer Muyer

Personal notes on notable figures and leisure riders

MABEL Besant, sister of the novelist, enjoys thirty to forty mile bicycle spins with a companion. Dr. Oscoon of Cohasset Mass has led a church there for fifty years after Harvard Divinity. Josefh DC WaAsnineron of Tennessee, congress representative, is a wealthy descendant dubbed the Watcher of His Country.

Mabel Besant Dr. Oscoon Cohasset Mass Harvard Divinity School Josefh DC. WaAsnineron Congress Tennessee

Salem Canning Plants Consolidate Strawberry Output

A Salem Oregon canning company has canned 50000 pounds of strawberries this season valued at about 2000 dollars. About six other canneries at different locations have preserved roughly the same quantity each.

Salem Ore

Dr Fierce's Pleas Ean Wire Sugar Coated Granules

A mocked advertisement touts sugar coated anti dyspeptic granules described as tiny and easy to take. It claims mild act to relieve indigestion biliousness and liver stomach disturbances with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Glass vials are advertised as durable unlike wooden or pasteboard containers.

Peta Sre

German Syrup Booster Claims Pneumonia Cure

Hudson North Carolina resident Albert Hartley survived pneumonia after using Boschee’s German Syrup. Brother died of pneumonia. Gardiner of Aurora Texas avoided a bad attack by timely use of the remedy.

Albert Hartley Hudson N. C S. B. Gardiner J. E. Barr Aurora Texas Boschee

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