Scientists claim man breathes seven hogsheads of air daily
A column of quirky items notes odd facts such as a man’s air intake of seven hogsheads per day and that 2,500 American women hold medical diplomas. It also mentions philanthropists on Clark Street, a crippled man, and a rash of car protests linked to perseverance. A Princeton scholar Crata Voormkes died at 60 after sixty years there, Maximilian of Germany faced a clothes bill four hundred years overdue, and a jab at monarchy closes the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crata Voormkes
Princeton
N. J
Princeton Cllege
Ward McAllister Estimates Living Cost in New York
Ward McAllister figures that a gentleman can live decently in New York and support a family on 183,082 dollars annually. He challenges anyone to show how a man can honestly earn that amount to live on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward McAllister
New York
McAllister
New Orleans Woman Celebrates Birthday Noted for Family Name
Mrs. Jorta Rezar of New Orleans marked a recent birthday. Her father Joseph Oaken helped row George Washington across New York harbor for his inauguration, and her husband built the boiler for Multon’s first steamboat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorta Rezar
New Orleans
Joseph Oaken
George Washington
New York Harbor
Multon
First Cape Skins Arrive for Trade in New York
The first consignment of cape skins imported for commercial use reached New York aboard the Normandie. Five bales, thirteen skins per bale, came from Aden to a leading garment manufacturer as an experimental shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Normandie
Aden
Moroco
Congressional Week Briefs From Second Session
Summaries from Jan 26 to Jan 87 reveal senate petitions on Torrey bankruptcy and Sunday closing, eighteen war vessels proposed, Chilean situation notes, measures on Cheyenne Arapaho allotment, bimetallic commission, and Chilean correspondence. House action includes Indian land allotment completion, political disability removal for John R. Tatoall, oleomargarine transport laws, and Farmers Alliance principles. Debate on new rules closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monnsy
Senate
Crisp
Treapay
Senator Hawley
Helena
Mont
House
Finance
John R. F.tatoall
Breckineridge
Watson
Farmers’ Alliance Party
Washington News Roundup From The Week Ended
A Washington summary reports exchanges at leading clearinghouses with a weekly total of 1 200 160 dollars. It notes the death of associate justice Joseph P. Bradley at 79. It covers business failures, pig iron and steel rail production, and various incidents from Cincinnati fires to Beverly Virginia destruction. It lists bank closures, thefts, homicides, and disasters across several states, including Indiana and Oklahoma, with dates and local impacts.
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Tlt
United States
Joseph, P. Bradley
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Tfe
Grant
Tur
Bessemer
Baltimore
Supreme Court of the United States
Egan
Foreign Intelligence: Disastrous Roof Collapse and World Events
A church roof collapse in Slobodskoi Russia during services killed or injured about fifty. Durango Mexico reports rain after four years. Berlin records the execution by beheading of Budie Wuski for killing her husband, with the emperor said to abandon the method. An opposition raid in Viaudi rstadt Russia stole 2 750 000 roubles from the revenue office. Several strong earthquakes caused panics in crowded districts at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slobodskoi
Russia
Durango
Mex
Berlin
Budiewuski
Arnopner
Viaudirgstads
Idtphianenv
Reformers Meet to form broad antiparty plan in Chicago
Chicago conference gathers reform factions including Farmers Alliance Woman's Christian Temperance Union and Greenback supporters to draft a unified platform for a new party. Miss Frances Willard presides as delegates pledge a St Louis meeting February 22 for unveiling a joint address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
People's Party
St. Louis
Sherman House
Farmers’ Alliance
Woman's—Ghristian— Temperance Union
Greenback
Prohibitionists
I. Gifford
Illinois
M.miller
Oregon
M. G. de la .Matyr
Ohio
George F. Washburn
Massachusetts
TY. C. Richmond
Wisconsin
H. FE. Toubeneck
The
People’s Party
W. J. P. Bliss
Gen. B. Weaver
Iowa
Mr. Lauckes
Outh Dakota
K. O. Aylesworth
Drake University
Des Martins
Miss Willard
Gen. Weaver
C. W. Gifford
Lavelkes
South Dackcota
Messrs. Tanbeneek
Washburn
G. Dela Matyr
Frances HK. Willard
G. W. Miller
J. Weaver
Ignatuus Donnelly
Samuel Dickie
J. Wheeler
Robbers Hold Up Wilton Bank Steal $4000
Three safe blowers raided the Union Bank of Wilton Iowa on January 2 stealing about four thousand dollars from the vault as authorities investigate the Davenport area case and seek suspects tied to the west of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Union Bank of Wilton
Euact
International and domestic turmoil highlighted by Chile dispute and crimes
The report covers a Chilean matter before the United States Senate with a reciprocity discussion and a February 17 adjournment, a series of violent incidents including hangings and murders, factory closures in Pittsburgh, a dynamite blast in Honey Brook, and U.S. pension and crime notes. It also notes a royal death in St Petersburg and an earthquake impact on Tasmania and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
England
Italy
Brazil
Enygland
France
Prussia
United States Senate
Hale
Jenoth
Ellen
Samuel Kring
Lie Ginsos
Owenton
Frank Legferns
Pittsburgh
Honeybroo
Newcastle
New York
Boma
Congo Free State
National Alloaance
Chicago
Ravens
Washington
RK Cnaxpirn
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
West Detroit
Mich
Rava
House Appropriations Committee
Arthur Stocker
Mary Tierney
Congress
Harrison
Chili
Multiple históricos events collide in brief record of crimes and incidents
Dallas North Carolina executes Caroline Ship for infanticide. Everett and Post in Chicago fail for 113775 dollars. Patrick Boyle executed for murder near East August 2 in Nelywaerdsville. CHAMLES W. ALSTINGER’s New York length in a Chicago bicycle race covers 727 miles with a close finish. Pine Bluff Arkansas suffers a block of losses in a business district fire. A Missouri Pacific express car robbed near Lamar Missouri. Idaho hills see thousands of cattle starving with stock losses. Arkansas’s Ruryear sentenced to twenty one years for riot leadership. Margaret Stowe found dead in Cleveland Ohio valued at 1 million. Ayr Downs Kansas First National Bank fails with 100 thousand. Seattle Chinese smugglers caught. many escape. National Bricklayers union in Indianapolis elects John Heartz president. Chicago railways report 828 deaths in 1801.
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Caroline Ship
Dallas
N. C
Everett & Post
Chicago
Patrick Boyle
John Muenseh
Nelywaerdsville
Chamles
W.alstinger
Fink
Pine Bluff
Arik
Missouri Pacific
Lamar
Idaho
Ark
OM. R. Puryear
Margaret Stowe
Cleveland
Avay
Ayr Downs
Kan
First National Bank
Seattle
Wash
Indianapolis
National Bricklayers’ Union
John Heartz
Denver
Col
Raiways
Burglary at Wilton Bank Sparks Local Investigation
Dynami te blasts at the Union Bank near Wilton leave the vault drilled and opened while cash losses reach a little over 3 600 in paper 100 in gold 300 in silver. Eyewitnesses report three suspicious men seen boarding a Davenport train as investigators probe the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Union Bank
Wilton
Davenport
Cashier Vanishes Sparks Bank Connector Panic
A Kansas Farmers Bank cashier and owner W P Robinson disappears leaving no clerks or confidants. Attachments total 5000 with liabilities at 16000. sheriff seizes the bank and plans to break the safe amid fears resources were taken by the cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kan
W. P. Robinson
Farmers’ Bank
Robinson
Stricken Justice Knapp Dies in Jersey Court
Justice Manning Knapp of the New Jersey Supreme Court collapsed in the Jersey City circuit court during a grand jury moment. He died within ten minutes from a brain hemorrhage as doctors attended to him after a dramatic sudden illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp
Jeraey
Supreme Court
New York
Manning Knapp
dJersey Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Jersey City
Joseph M. Noomaan
Joseph Warren
Sigfried Cronheim
Hoboken
Justice Knapp
Warren
Nugent
Horrific Columbus Fire Destroys Metropolitan Opera House Block
A major blaze in Columbus, Ohio gutted a large block at Kitch and High streets, destroying the Metropolitan opera house and Godman’s shoe factory. total loss estimated around 750000 with many workers including 204 in the factory. dramatic escapes occurred as flames forced evacuation through smoke and heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columban
O . Commins
Columbus
Kitch
High Streets
Rich Street
Walnut
Sligh
Wall
Tfe
Metropolitan Opera House
Godman’s Shoe Factory
Godman's Shoe Factory
Katie Trott
Louise Ault
Miss Sauerfrey
Chile Surrenders In Baltimore Outrage Crisis
Chile fully disavows the Matta circular and offers reparations for the Baltimore incident. Minister Egan presented the Chilean reply to President Harrison, which accepts key U.S. demands and seeks indemnity by U.S. Supreme Court or arbitration. President Harrison may seek specific terms and explain objections to court submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Chill
United States
Chili
Baltimore
Egan ‘Ucaday
Egan
Pereira
Blaine
Harrison
Valparaiso
Supreme Court
Blount
Foreign Affairs Committee
State Department
White House
Congress
Haine
Hoth
Supreme Court of the United States
Chile
Mexico
Various Lectures and Humor Quips Mentioned Across Magazines
A collage of brief quotations from Lippincott's Magazine and Drake's Magazine notes joke lines on dieting necessity and fixed principles. A Troy Times remark covers a Minneapolis court case about an injunction related to attention to a sister, while a line about 155 000 tons of currants in Greece is also cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippincott
Drake
Stephen Trenee
Memphis
Appeil-Avalanche
Loston ‘Transcript
Greece
Deafness and Ear Disease Remedies Promoted in Odd Ad Copy
An OCR filled page fragment discusses deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure with offers of one hundred dollars for a cure. It also notes unrelated ads for medical products and a carnival of bits from Yonkers Statesman and Chicago venues.
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BBA
J. Comenry & Co
Toledo
Zac
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Oak Park
Vinpicator
Halley
Ofice
Lot W. Madison
Woiman
Exrenon Maximilian
Germany
Itis Tailor
Maonarchy
Sutter
el Dorado County
Cal
Associated Pioneers
California
Tennyson
Boston Globe
St Petersburg
Cirele
America
Pennsylvania
Missouri
New Jersey
Indiana
Minnesota
Colorado
North Dakota
South Dakota
Tennessee
New Mexico
Utah
Teller
Legislative Assembly
Providence
Town Tanne
Frederika
Del
Ife
Delaware
Tsth
William Ke, Robinson
Fortieth Gunpress
San Francisco
Fine
Borne, Scrysmer & Co
Albany
James Beck
Addison
Callery Junction
Wesley Newcomb
Hthnea, No Y
Topeka
Johnson
Andrew Fnox
Grip
Martinsville
Ind
Bank of Jeffaerson
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Framma
Cincinnati
Bany McKew
Leland Stanford
Fraser
Beverly
George Stitawele
Wilmington
Romens
Solomon Tanks
Abraham Lincoln
Wapakoneta
Burlington
Fren i
North and South American Construction Company
Francis W. Egan
Constantine
Paris
Tasmania
Victoria
New South Wales
Baron Louis von Harber
Austria
Vienna
Kansas Financial Institution
Sheriffs Handa
Moshe
Addison Hindman
Lindell Hotel
St.Louis
Washington Avenue
Sixth Street
Licus Avenue
Albany, N.Y
Assembly
Minnie Dut
California Avenue
Brvexty
West Virginia Central
Grafton & Green Brier
N. Y
de Wolfe
Fisher
Newark
Wayne County
Central Railroad
Fairville
Democratic State Committee
Tate
Will
Mounckr
John Comerford
John W. Dugan
Comerford
Boston
Erastus Thompson & Co
Hopkinton
Bedford Street
Yonkerg
Dr. Harter Medicine ‘Co
Tuyy House
McVicker’s
Magic
Christian World
London
Eng
Apecel
Boston Post
California Fig Syrup CO
Louisville
N.Y
Colorado Mountains
James A. Lee
Jefferson, Col
J. Take
Tom
Lane
Lamas
Bradpiold Regulator CO
Atlanta
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