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Oakes Weekly Republican

Location

Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1890

Page

7

Chairs Through Ages Show Humble Beginnings to Royal Thrones

The article traces chair origins from primitive ground-sits to regal thrones, noting symbolism of dignity in Solomon’s ivory throne and the cathedra’s rise in church authority. It describes sanctuary chairs, pew evolution, and the shift from benches to items of comfort and status in homes, ending with the coronation chair at Westminster and the Lia Fail stone.

Solomon Uge St. Peter's St. Tater Hoggales Mexham Jenny Geddes Boxham Agas Ganc- Laury Hexham Tuo Wren Existance Westminster Abbey Seone England Edward Svone Tara Ireland Scotland

Substitute for coffee sparks French market rumor

A French report claims a coffee substitute nearly matches real coffee in taste and aroma, using wild orange seeds from Reunion Island. The government supposedly reserves highlands for wild orange production while brokers debate the venture’s practicality.

France Reunion

Mary Anderson Marries Antonio Navarro in Private London Ceremony

The celebrated actress Mary Anderson wed Antonio Navarro in a private Hampstead ceremony at St Mary’s Roman Catholic chapel. The couple departed for Dover then Paris and Venice on honeymoon. She plans to retire from the stage, possibly returning to the United States with Navarro to settle in New York’s Madison Square.

Mary Anderson London Eng Antonio Navarro St. Mary’s Hampstead Hampstead Heath Win Hermonie United States Madison Square New York Antonio

Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton railroad elects new directors

At Cincinnati on the 17th, stockholders of the Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton railroad chose a new slate: Julian Dexter, Russell Sage, and Sidney Dillon replaced by Charles W. Fairbanks William A. Proctor and Henry Shoemaker. Julius Dexter retirement as president likely. M D Woodford to become president, Eugene Zimmerman as VP. Annual report shows earnings of 2,400,915 for year to March 31 1890, total 3,565,118. expenses rose 71,890. Remaining items include Ives Stayner stock dispute and stock validity questions. bylaw changes create a three class board to elect three directors each year and shift duties to the president.

Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Company Cincinnati Ohio Julian Dexter Russell Sage Sidney Dillon Charles W. Fairbanks Indianapolis William A. Proctor Henry ¥. Shoemaker Messia Herbert A. Jenney Maj E. C. Dawen H. Mulhauser Julius Dexter M.D. Woodford Eugene Zimmerman Ihis Richmond Chicago Jackson & Mackinaw Ives Stayner Stayner and Ives Ivea Ives & Co

Auction of Cooke assets draws crowds in Philadelphia

The Philadelphia exchange hosts a public sale of the lingering Cooke assets, including 45 000 acres across Barnes Burleigh Case Richland Steele State man and Trail counties and other western properties, plus the Lake Champlain Iron company holdings and diverse stocks and notes. The committee orders disposal without reserve and bids accepted daily until all lots sell. The New Orleans Picayune notes the event with a sardonic aside.

Jay Cooke Philadelphia Exchange Barnes Burleigh Case Richland Steele Stateman Trail North Dakota Iowa Minnesota Nebraska Missouri Lake Chamoulain Iron Company New York State

Mine Explosion at Hill Farm Mines Leaves Dozens Dead

An April mine disaster at Hill farm tunnels near Dunbar Fayette county Pennsylvania claims many lives. Eyewitness accounts describe water inflow a flood of fire damp and a burst of flame trapping thirty two miners in the right drift. Rescue efforts were halted by dense smoke and a deadly conflagration as workers raced to escape.

Pennsylvania Hill Farm Fayette County Dunbar Philadelphia Htthdreda Joseph Bringer Richard Bringer Milt Parley Barney Maust Emanuel Maust Pat Courtney Geo. Courtney J. W. Mitchell Joseph Bigiay Peter Baceo James McCleary Thomas Mateaney Elmer Deany Tin Kerwin Sandy David Hayes Vorpeo Pat Kelly Woa

Remarkable Electrical Display Near Lockport NY

An odd electrical phenomenon reports from near Lockport New York during a heavy rainstorm. Farmer Jasper Bacon and family saw flames dance along furniture and mantels as electrical surges moved across rooms, frightening the household.

Lockport N. Y Jasper Bacon

Paralyzed Inmates Crave Escape As Storm Hits Facility

A four hour storm disrupted a facility trapping inmates who became immobile, their fear intensifying as electricity failed. When the storm passed, the paralysis eased and movement returned, ending the moment of terror within the house.

Principal Features of the National Election Bill by Republicans

The Republican caucus bill outlines chief election supervisors in judicial districts to run federal elections in cities over 20 000 and in congressional districts. Supervisors conduct house to house canvasses, scrutinize naturalizations, and tally ballots with inspectors. Returns go to clerks and a three member board, which certifies results and informs the House clerk and governor.

Republican Caucus House Republican Caucus Committee United States Circuit Court United States Board of Canvassers Congressional House of Representatives House United States

Marriage of Miss Farwell and Hobart Taylor in Chicago

The wedding unites Miss Mise Rose Farwell, daughter of United States Senator Charles B. Farwell, and Hobart Chatfield Taylor. The 19 year old bride, recently college graduate, wed 25 year old Taylor at Lake Forest on the senator’s estate. 2000 guests attended a lavish ceremony followed by a lawn breakfast and plans for a European honeymoon.

Mise Rose Farwell Hobart Chatfield Taylor Chicago United States Charles B. Farwell Reginald de Koven Wayne Chatfield America Uilberto Creme de Little Presbyterian Church Sr. McClure Ray Lillian Bacon Milwaukee Harriet King Grace Soar Gertrude Sherman Brooklyn Grace Reid Grace Stanley Lake Forest Fairlawn Benators Europe

Bank Suspended and Silent Ironies in Southwest Texas

A garbled historical clipping describes a bank president in Southwest Texas facing a dramatic bank suspension after mismanaging funds. The piece references grim humor in Judge Lynch era executions, depositor reactions, and awkward contemporaneous banter about rooms and fashion, hinting at local financial and social tensions.

New Jersey charter eyed for Oregon and Transcontinental deal

The Oregon and Transcontinental Railway is to convert into the North American Company, filing articles in New Jersey to broaden scope beyond Oregon. Stockholders may exchange shares or seek appraisal. the move aims to ease governance and align with Henry Villard era interests amid Wall Street chatter of a large financing scheme.

Oregon & Transcontinental New York Times North American New Jersey Secretry of State Trenton Oregon &Transcontinental Company Oregon & Tranecontinental Wall Street Oregon &Transcontinental Henry Villard Oregon & Transcontinental Company Portland Ore Oregon Tratecontinental Chas L. Colby Oregon & Tranacontinentel Enya New York Enat New Jersey Colby Windsor Villard Electric Lightning Northern Pacific Road

American schooner Hattie Evlyn refuses Newfoundland bait taxes

The American schooner Hattie Evlyn from Gloucester, Maine, docked at Bay St George Newfoundland to buy herring bait. Collector Hirst demanded lighthouse dues and later a bait license under the new act. Captain Geo McLean cited treaty rights of 1818 and refused to pay. After a telegram to Premier Weastaway, the attorney general ruled bait could not be purchased without a license, and the vessel sailed on.

New Foundland Fisheries Hattie Evlyn Gloucester Maas Bay St. George N. F Grandbanks Hirst Newfoundland Geo. McLean Capt McLean Newfoundiana Great Plesse Paneral St. Jonny

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