Regal wedding seals union of Mme De Barrios and Senor De Roda
New York April 21 Mme Francisca De Barrios widow of Central American president De Barrios married Spanish noble Senor Jose Martinez De Roda at her Fifth Avenue home in a civil and religious ceremony attended by Mayor Grant and close friends. De Barrios, born 1860 in Guatemala, travels with her new husband across Europe and plans to reside in Madrid and Paris before returning to New York for her eight children’s education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mme
Francisca de Barrios
The
Republic of Ustemals
Senor
Jose Martinez de Rods
Fifth Avenue
Grant
Sly
Corrigan
Mme. de Bartios
Aparico
Spain
Senor Hethancourt
Aero
George
Mme. de Barrios
Senora de Roda
E. Grace
Butterfield
Cooper
Kernochan
Kidd
Emmons
Irvce
Navarro
Guatemala
General DeBarrios
United States
Europe
Mme. DeBarrios
Barrios
de Soto
General de Barrios
America
San Francisco
Fifth Savenue
Martine
de Roda
Senor de Roda
Chamber of Deputies
Barcelona
Cortes
Madrid
Paris
Senor Francisco de Bethencourt
Madame de Barrios
Atlantic
Need of the Daily Bath in Child Rearing
The article argues for daily bathing to protect health and prevent disease, noting the skin excretes sweat and shed scales daily. It questions timing, suggesting night baths for sickly children and morning baths for strong, well children as a natural start to the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Bird
Morning Bath Welcomes New Life to the World
The text portrays a newborn awakening to the day, likening its first bath to an opening ceremony. It compares the infant’s fresh start to morning flowers blooming with dew under the summer sun, symbolizing renewal and hope.
Russians Riot at Chicago Refuge Shelter After Refusal of Quarters
Police guarded the Shelter House of the Society in Aid of the Russian Refugees after a riot sparked by 25 to 30 refugees who refused to leave their free quarters. Lewin and Goldstein ejected leaders including a man named Alper, whose family was with him, triggering renewed clashes and a promise to return with officers on duty tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Curiaco
Messrs
Lewin and Goldstein
Otean — Nceatecae
Eni Increasea Rce
Lewin
Alper
Pension claims and direct status notices to claimants
Secretary Noble orders that claimants or their attorneys be advised of claim status directly as far as bureau limits allow. Claims pending not on completed files should be examined quickly in filing order, with completion noted to claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Washixcton
Raum
Furti
Po Fe
Black
Pension Office
Gamblers Addicted to Embezzled Bank Funds Case
Karl Nelson, a bookkeeper, admits embezzling 11,500 from Union National Bank. Dahl and Murray, accused of winning funds from Nelson via poker, face possible arrest until judgment. Judge Templeton will rule on holding them as the case proceeds. Nelson says gamblers knew of the misuse and profited from it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nations Bank
Grand Ferns
N. D
Union National Bank
Karl Nelson
Beokeeper
Nelson
United States
Ost
Murra
Dahl
Templeton
District Court
Su Ent
Murray
Washington's Most Elaborate Reception Musicale in Washington
Senator and Mrs Calvin Brice of Ohio hosted a grand musicale at the Arlington Hotel in Washington. The evening began with a reception and ended with supper and dance. President Harrison and Secretary Blaine attended among many officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washecton
Calvin Brice
Ohio
Arlington Hotel
Harrison
Blaine
Lincoln man hid as Marion agent linked to forged notes
H H Anderson of Lincoln registered at the Hotel Cambridge as A B Brown of Marion Indiana claiming to be an Inter State Trust Co agent. He was arrested on a Omaha warrant for forging ten dollars worth of paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuerster
H. H. Anderson
Lincoln
Neb
Cambridge
A. B Brown
Marion
Ind
Inter-State Trust Company
Philadelphia
Omaha
Wholesale Grocers Defy Trust in Rebates Battle
Wholesale grocers from many states met in New York to press for rebate extensions from the Sugar Trust. A committee sought terms of a quarter cent per pound but was rejected. Sugar refiners refused a one cent per pound rebate and paused plans, leaving many feeling their mission failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Richmond
Norfolk
Boston
Rochester
Albany
Wilmington
Sugar Trust
American Sugar Refineries’ Company
New England
Rmport
Turn Down Gould In Union Pacific Management Change
New York April 1 reports say no change in Union Pacific affairs. Captain Hayes reportedly offered the presidency but would accept only if unanimously elected. Gould and Sage imply no contest and doubt any accepted plan. General Man T. Clark is in town and declines comment. Ex Governor Ames says a Hayes presidency deal is under way with Gould sanction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Management
New Yeak
Union Pacific Affairs
R. G. Ha
Messrs
Gould and
Sage
Mann T. T. . Clark
Clark
Ames
Massachusetts
Captain Hayes
Gould
National Trunk Company Formed From 17 Manufacturers
Seventeen trunk manufacturers across Oshkosh Milwaukee Racine Chicago Cleveland Detroit Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis consolidate into the National Trunk Company to operate from Chicago. The aim is territorial division and lower selling expenses as inventories are taken and officers remain unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osmosa
Wis
National Trunk Company
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Racine
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
Oeen
Combine
Northwestern mills report heavy run and steady output
The Northwestern Miller notes weekly production reaching 187 700 barrels, averaging 31 298 barrels daily, with 185 890 barrels the prior week and 161 400 in the same period last year. Seventeen mills ran on Wednesday, grinding about 80 000 barrels per day as flour demand stays quiet and export business remains slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miywearotts
Minneapolis
Kentucky Railroad Bond Cases Enter New Phase
The Kentucky railroad bond case before Judge Jackson moves to appoint the U S Marshal to collect judgments. The main suit has progressed to the U S Supreme Court and is now before the Kentucky Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasuvietz
Kentucky Railroad
Jackson
Federal Circuit
United States Marshal
United States Supremes Court
Supreme Court of Kentucky
Various Local Business Blasts and Closures Across States
Regional notes report New York canals to open in May. Cixerswall carpenters and their employers settle a peace treaty. Stony Creek quarrymen threaten a wage strike. Muncy Bank depositors finally paid after suspension. Barrisa copper declines to curb production. Omaha Hardware seeks receiver with assets about 200 and debts 225000. Tax Union silk mill at Catasauqua closes after 51 weavers strike. 170 workers affected. A charter has been taken for the First United States Excelsior Building in Greensburg with capital of. First National Bank of Grafton Mass closed by bank examiner. cause linked to investments in scenes. Bank capital stated as one but deposits only 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Cixerswall
Firteen
Stony Creek
Conn
Muncy
Porcnan Bank
Barrisa
Omaha Hardware Company
Catasauqua
First United States Excelsior Building Asa
Greensburg
First National Bank of
Grafton
Mass
Railway interests clash over freight rates and fairs
A historical exhibition of railroad tickets is planned for the World's Fair. The Grand Trunk and Central Pacific railroads and steamship agents have compromised on through ocean freight rates. Chicago and Eastern Illinois protests against Pennsylvania, Big Four, and Monon, threatening involvement if rates aren’t restored. Western Freight Association cuts wool rates from the Mississippi to Boston from 813 to 67 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunk
Central Pacific
Chicago
Eastern Illinois
Pennsylvania
Big Four
Monon
Western Freight Association
Mississippi River
Boston
Knights Conclave Ticket Plan Sparks Railway Debate
A committee of the Western Passenger Association drafts rules for ticket sales to the upcoming Triennial Conclave in Denver. The plan urges lower summer tourist fares and continuous passage from the sale start date to August inclusive, aiming to simplify travel for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Committee
Western Passenger Association
Tom Denver
Fire damage reports across several cities with large losses
Olean New York Commercial Hotel and 13 houses with three barns burned causing 30000 dollars in losses. Oteero Ohio dwelling of C Bainter burned uninsured 2000 dollars. Carvill street fire slight damage from chimney in John Carroll house. Traverse City Michigan lumber yards and homes burned nine miles south. Still burning. Atlanta Georgia Machinery Hall at Georgia Technological School destroyed in World's Fair display loss 950000 insurance 90000. Philadelphia fires in first quarter total 850 fires with 1017996 loss and 5030641 insurance, recent figures exceed prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olean
XN. Y
Oteero
C. Bainter
Carvill Street
John Carroll
Traverse City
Mich
Sharks Attack at Melbourne Sea Baths Endangers Bathers
A large shark and a second predator approached a party of ladies and children at the Melbourne Sea Baths. Mrs Mackmeikan heroically rescued two children, diverting the sharks as others killed the smaller one and the larger escaped after being harpooned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Mra French
Mra Macmeikan
Melbourne Sea Baths
Why Dr Parkhurst Skips Voting Suspected Forgetfulness
The Rev Dr C H Parkhurst, famed for his crusade against vice, is absent from the Eleventh Assembly district voter list at No 133 East Thirty-fifth Street. Parkhurst says he cannot recall voting in the last election and emphasizes his belief that every citizen should fulfill the duty to vote, while noting he has not always voted due to impossible circumstances.
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New York
Eleventh Assembly
C H. Parkhurst
East Thirty-fifth Street
Parkhurst
Peonles
He was dodging a star in a near miss on the line
An engine driver recounts a near collision on a clear autumn night. He describes a passenger train behind schedule entering a wood cut, turning west, and seeing a second engine with its headlight glare. He halted the train, sent it to a siding, and waited as panic and questions rose among passengers. The moment of risk ended when he spotted the planet Venus shining ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iaa
Enus
Republicans nominate Daley for Congress in Indiana district
In Marion the Eleventh district Republicans nominated Captain W. F. Daley for Congress. Henry A. Johnson was renominated by the party of the Sixth district at Union City. The Bicycle Record notes William Martin of Detroit set a six day race mile record in October 1891 at Madison Square Garden, covering 1 466.4 miles to surpass the previous best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
W. F. Daley
Marion
Henry A. Johnson
Unionity
Madison Square Garden
William Martin
Detroit
Obituary Notice of Catterall Passes After Illness
Died, Catterall On Thursday, 2 1808, at 9 a.m., Riowaup Catterall, in the 33rd year of his age. My race is run, my pains grew'er, I'm from affliction tree. My loving wife and children dear prepare to follow me. Funeral from the residence of his father Thomas Catterall 32 Monterey street Allegheny on Strony April 94 at 2 o'clock P. a. at 86 Peters Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catterall
Riowaup Catterall
Thomas Catterall
Monterey Street
Allegheny
Strony
Peter’s Church
Wives by the Dozen and Frances How His First Wife Caught Him
New York April 21. Jacob Goldberg a Flatbush tailor was arrested on a bigamy charge by Rebecca Frank of Warsaw and Amelia Zimmer of Brooklyn claiming he married thirteen women and engaged ten others. Bail set at $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacob Goldberg
Flatbush
Rebecca Frank
Warsaw
Russia
Amelia Zimmer
Brooklyn
Goldberg
Taylor
Mansfield
Rebecca
Amelia
Amelis Zimmer
Watkin Street
Eastern Park
Unson
Latbush
Fo Flatbeck
Leon Palmer
Mr. Zimmer
Palmer
Parmen
Parmer
Goldbergs
Amelis
Kortwright
The Care of Baby Ants
Ant colonies show extreme care for larvae with nurse attendants feeding them multiple times daily. Workers move larvae between rooms seeking fresh air and adjust housing with weather, day, or night changes. A brief exposure to wet or cold or a missing sideline could prove fatal to the babies.
Forget-Me-Not Ladies and Gentlemen Goods Sale List
A long sale catalog lists Forget-Me-Not items including corsets aprons vests hose gloves and accessories with regular prices from 8c to 50c and notable items like Gloria umbrellas, silk ties, crochet cotton and linen splashers. some stock marked as new and shopworn. selections show wide variety of ladies and gentlemen apparel and home goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidenberg
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Gotham
Pension Claims
the Business World
Trust
Trank Trust
TEME
Nins
Youxestons
W. L. Lynch
Akron
Lapetrala
Ledger
Pennsylvania Railroad
Venus
Eli Crow
Pearson's Weekly
Congress
Frances
Pisthush
Willem
Bree
Ieee
KEW
NOTS
Fleishman & CO
Mrket ST
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