Imposing Funeral of Gen Sherman in St Louis
Thousands of veterans and civic groups joined the funeral procession in St Louis as Tecumseh Sherman was laid to rest beside his wife and son Willie at Calvary Cemetery. The military burial featured a multi-division parade, a Fort Leavenworth caisson, and mournful taps.
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Calvary Cemetery
Laddie
St. Louis
Tecumseh Sherman
Jndred
Willie
Sherman
Battery A
St.Louis Light Artillery
Union Depot
Ransom Post
H. L. Ripley
Twelfth
Pine Streets
Eleventh
Fort Leavenworth
Ransom
Merritt
Pine Street
Harrigan
Forsythe
Seventh Cavalry
Wounded Knee
Edward H. Williston
Edward F. Townsend
Hansom Grand Army Post
United States Infantry
Billy
Chickasaw Bayou
Arkansas Pass
Champion Hills
Vicksburg
Jackson
Collinsville
Mission Ridge
York
New York Party
S Bchoneld
Miles
Sir Andre Rando
Illinois
Grand Army
W. L. Distin
Kansas
Michigan
Nebraska
Missouri
Sons of Veterans of the State
Col. J. Bassieur
D. R. Francis
National Guard
Carthage
Kansas City
State University of Columbia
First Light Artillery
Portsmouth
Ohio
Thomas H. Sherwood
State Supreme Court
United States
Clayton
State Senate
Tuttle
House of Representatives
Charles G. Rainwater
ex-Confederate Association of Missouri
Victor
Tecumseh
Noonan
John D. Stephenson
Calvary
Ulysses S. Grant
Saul
Georgia
O’fallon Park
Grand
Easton Avenues
Thirteenth
Bethany
Babe
Little Willie
Sergeant Willie
Baby
Charlie
South Bend
Ind
Father Sherman
New York
Loaning Big Sums To Farm and Business Firms
The notice states that C FB W Hesth & Co offer large loans on business and farm ventures under a six percent rate per month.
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C . FB. W. Hesth & Co
Will Buy A Heap Of Fiza Office
A brief notice states intent to purchase a large quantity of Fiza Office product. No company or contact details are provided in the readable text.
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Fiza
Muncie
Attempt on General Roca shocks nation in February
An assassin fired at General Roca on Friday wounding him slightly. The would be killer was immediately arrested and authorities tightened security to prevent unrest against the government.
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Boraxos Ayres
Roca
School scholars urged to buy scratch paper at Hugan office
Local notice encourages students to acquire scratch paper from the Hugan office, detailing its educational value and accessibility for scholars seeking affordable materials.
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Hugan
Insurance news notes for John L. Little office
Insurance office of John L. Little located over Delaware County Bank operates daily. Details on services and hours unavailable in provided fragment.
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John L. Little
Delaware County Bank
Nomination of Charles Foster for Treasury Secretary
President nominates Charles Foster of Ohio to be secretary of the treasury succeeding the late William Windom. The slate includes Martin A. Knapp for Interstate Commerce Commissioner and Charles C. Cole for U S attorney for the District of Columbia.
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Washington City
Charles Foster
Ohio
the Treasury
William Windom
Senate
Martin A. Knapp
New York
Charles C. Cole
District of Columbia
United States
Joseph H. Linkeard
Joseph J. Woodward
Seneca County
Norwalk Academy
Congress
Washington
Ways and Means
Sherman
Blaine
World’s Fair appropriation cut by senate committee
Washington February 23 The Senate Appropriations Committee trimmed the World’s Fair sundry civil bill by 40000, leaving the director general without a salary and striking the Latin American department entirely. Only 20000 for foreign exhibits 2500 for the congress auxiliary and 800000 for the government exhibit remain as allocated.
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Washindon City
Senate Appropriations Committee
Treasury Department
National Commission
Board of
Lady Managers
Senate Advances Enfield Port of Delivery Bid
The Senate on Saturday passed a bill to designate Enfield Connecticut as a port of delivery in the Hartford district. The sundry civil appropriation bill was reported with notice of a Monday floor action. A new mint building bill not to exceed 2 million dollars was reported and placed on the calendar. Debate on the Nicaragua canal bill continued with Morgan addressing the chamber. In the House, a morning of wild disorder over approving Friday’s journal led to heated party clashes and delays.
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Congressional
Washington, D. C
Senate
Enfield
Conn
Hartford
Morgan
House
Quay Plans Libel Suits Against Newspapers
Washington February twenty three. It is said Senator Quay, returning from Florida, will sue newspapers that published charges against him. His heavy campaign work last year and poor health this year delayed actions, but now he is temporarily free and expected to fully recover health, prompting consideration of libel suits.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Quay
Washington City
Florida
Government Honors Sherman with Mourning Closures
The executive mansion and all departments closed Saturday in memory of Gen. Sherman. Funeral held in St. Louis. Flags fly at half mast on public and many private buildings. Departments to remain closed Monday for Washington's Birthday observance shifted to the following Monday.
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Gen. Sherman
Washington City
St. Louis
Washington
President signs acts on commerce stats and relief measures
The President has signed the act to facilitate collection of commercial statistics under river and harbor appropriations for 1866 and 1867, and an act for the relief of Nathan Kimball a pot master at Ogden Utah. He also signed an act to authorize the Choctaw Coal and Railway company to build a road through the Indian Territory.
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Washington, D. C
Nathan Kimball
Ogden
Utah
Choctaw Coal and Railway Company
Indian Territory
Poisoning at Sherwins Stable Claims Nine Horses
In Celbridge County Kildare nine valuable racing and hunting horses were killed after arsenic was mixed with their oats at Sherwins training stable. The owner list includes the steward of the duke of Leinster, Capt. Thornton, and others, triggering an investigation into the poisoning.
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Dubluy
Sherwins Training Stable
Celbridge
County Kildare
Duke of Leinster
Thornton
Death of a German statesman Count Bylandt
Vienna reports the death of Count Bylandt a German statesman and diplomat from heart disease on Saturday in the city he died following heart issues during his visit to Vienna February 23 1920 1919?
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Vienna
Count Bylandt
Empress Frederick
Paris
Bonnets
Widow Forgery Case Leaves Prosecution Unpursued
In Carthage Illinois a widow forged a $700 note in the names of John and Michael Newell and wore men's clothes to seek a loan from Mayor A W O Hara. The note failed and the woman left after investigation revealed her sex. The Newells declined to prosecute.
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Carthage
John
Michael Newell
Walker Township
A.W. O'Hara
O’hara
John Newell
Mike’s
Michael
Newells
Warsaw
Moonlight Outrage Near Cappoquin Wounds One Fighter
Six moonlighters attacked Maj. Ceauruley at Salter Bridge near Cappoquin Waterford. He fired from a window wounding one assailant. The assailants fled and were later arrested after pursuit by the major and his servants.
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Dusit
Cappoquin
Waterford
Ireland
Ceauruley
Salterbridge
Chappoquin
Woman slain in Darlington county crime near Society Hill
News from Society Hill in Darlington county reports a farmer Goodson r sending his daughter with $500 to a neighbor. A colored farm hand named Greene followed the girl and cut her throat then seized the money and threw the body into a creek. Greene was captured and likely to be lynched.
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Charleston
S. C
Society Hill
Darlington County
Goodson
Greene
Disestablishment vote in Welsh church debate in parliament
In London on February 23 the motion for Welsh church disestablishment failed 235 to 203 in the house of commons after remarks by Gladstone. Wisconsin Prohibitionists closed their state convention in Madison with emphasis on alliance with the Farmers' Alliance. A jail escape at Painesville saw Tom Graham and three others flee by prying a bolt with a red-hot poker as the sheriff’s wife faced the escape attempt.
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London
Osborn Morgan
House of Commons
Gladstone
Wales
Madison
Wis
B. E. van Keuren
Oshkosh
Farmers’ Alliance
Painesville
Tom Graham
Frank Train
Will Rogers
Chris Sorensen
Engineers Held After New York Tunnel Disaster
Engineer Lewis Fowler and William McManus, Eighty-second street operator, were arraigned in New York on charges linking them to Monday's Fourth Avenue tunnel disaster and held on $10,000 bail each for the upcoming inquiry. News from Chili reports insurgent activity confined to Tarapaca. accuracy questioned. Seven sailors drown when Queen sinks after collision with Queen in the North Sea. Dennis McCarthy, 75, killed by an infuriated bull at Grattan Township. Egyptians capture Tokar after a battle with heavy Arab losses. Osman Digna flees. A New York elevated gatekeeper stops a woman and her children from boarding a car after paying fare.
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New York
Lewis Fowler
William McManus
Eighty-second Street
New York Central Railroad
Fourth Avenue Tunnel
Trade Uncertainty and Mixed Outlook Across Cities
Dun and Co reports ongoing trade uncertainty with East bound Chicago shipments down 28 percent from last year due to crop shortfalls, while Chicago, Savannah, St. Louis, Kansas City show varying upswings. Iron, coal and goods sectors mix with strong confidence and ample money, but silver declines and mortgage taxes loom.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Chicago
American Loan and Trust Company
South
Memphis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Savannah
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Job stock lines fill Hepat office advertisement
The Hepat office displays a full line of job stock of every description.
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Hepat
Syrup of Figs Promises Quick Kidney and Bowel Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as pleasant taste and effective. It claims early action on kidneys and bowels, cleansing and fever relief, curing constipation. The text promotes 50c and $1 bottles and urges buyers to avoid substitutes.
White River Jersey Cattle Co Public Sale Prices May 1891
In Indiana the White River Jersey Cattle Co reports high prices at a late sale. Cicero's Tormentor 20 228, a son of Old Tormentor, and offspring from Landseer's Fancy sold for 235 to 250 dollars. Six head totaled 1225 dollars. A next Jersey sale is set for the third Tuesday in May 1891.
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Cicero
Indiana
Landseer
Letitia Hunter
MeMe
Heifer
Ethlo
Mande
Whitelick
Muncie Commercial Club Promotes Local Prosperity
Property listings from the Muncie Commercial Club advertise numerous real estate bargains on Walnut Street Main Street and surrounding areas. Auctions include houses with 4 to 9 rooms, suburban farms, and multiple lots near Wilard and Ohmer avenues, with prices ranging from 1 600 to 5 000 dollars.
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South Walnut St
South Side
Cues
P. O
Grant St
Kirby. Avenue
Vine Street
Walnut St
Fine Barr
Pelea i
Riverside
Willard Si Spiesta Investment
Lota
Mock Ave
Vermont Street
Cear Packet
Willard Street
Ohmer
Ball’s
Jeany
Mortages eXecu
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Walter Q. Gresham
J. M. McCook
Lew Wallace
Iowa
Hoyt Sherman
Wisconsin
Lucius Fairchild
Asa Cook
G. C. Dawes
Pennsylvania
D. M. McGregg
Minnesota
W. Lochran
Army of the Tennessee
Foster
New
Findlay
Casterline & Co
Toledo
Lake Front
Jackson Park
Chili
Santiago
Tarapaca
Great Eastern Railway Company
Harwich
Rotterdam
Queen
North Sea
Grand Ramps
Mich
Dennis McCarthy
Grattan
Soudan
Suaeim
Tokar
Osman Digna
Dun's Review OF Trade
Sterling Exchange
Kansas House
Abhland
Succi
Crawfordsville
Michael Zellers
California
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
White River Jersey Cattle Co
Imuncie
Muncie Commercial Club
John J. Hartley
Boyce Block
Walnut, Street
Greely
Lo Aut
Truitt
Albert Greely
Sage Ake CaPea Ae
Globe Clothing Hous
Bender & Shoemaker
al Worl
West Charles Street
J. H. DeHaven
the Muncie Savings and Loan
Bach
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