Printing office advertises full service in Savannah Ga
The Echo notes it offers News and Job Type printing with a Hoe Cylinder Power Press and a Gordon Job Press. It can produce items from visiting cards to testaments and invites public patronage. Located at Southwes t former Bay Lane and Jefferson Street in Savannah Georgia.
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ECHO
Times
Circusa Trial
Bay Lane
Jefferson Street
Savannah, Ga
the Echo
South
State Office
South West Corner Bay Lane
Ecuo
Hay Lane
Remarkable Lula Hurst Powers Through Mystery in Cedartown
A Atlanta Constitution delegate visits Lula Hurst near Cedartown Georgia and reports on her alleged telekinetic feats. The account describes moving chairs beds and sticks with mere touch while observers contend with the spectacle and its sensational reception by locals spiritualists and skeptics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Lula Hurst
Cedartown
Atlanta Constitution
Constitution
Jula Hurst
West End
Freeman
Cedartown Advertiser
Ponder
Rome Courier
Lulu Hurst
Lula
Musical and Dramatic Notes Across Cities and Studios
A survey of London music halls charts forty three venues while New Orleans Opera House faces a season failure. Prize rewards and philanthropic acts illuminate the scene as artists, impresarios, and cultural figures engage in performances, autographs, and sensory quirks across transatlantic venues.
Notable Figures Span Politics Industry and Exploration
Judge Denman faces a police escort on duty, Governor Robinson continues as Chicopee Unitarian Sunday School head, HM Stanley stays with his African expedition through May, Matthew Arnold returns to England as education secretary at 1000 pounds yearly. Claus Spreckels, sugar magnate, rises from humble roots to Hawaii fortune. Salomon Louis E Salomon, Haiti president, stands six six, famed for intellect and diplomacy.
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Claus Spreckles
South Carolina
San Francisco
Hawaii
Salomon
Louis E. Salomon
Republic of
Haiti
Keer
Paris
Vigilants Lynch Couple for Colorado Child Murder
A Denver dispatch reports Mary Rose Matthews, a ten year old adopted daughter, died from brutal abuse at the hands of Mike Cuddichie and wife on a southern Colorado rancho. After a coroner confirmed the wounds and burial, the couple was jailed then lynched by masked men near Ouray. John Carroll was arrested but released for lack of evidence. the incident marks Colorado’s first female lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Col. Dispatch
Mary Rose Matthews
Denver Catholic Orphan's Home
Mike Cuddichie
Ouray
Little Rose
Cuddicie
Cuddihie
Cuddhie
Wife
John Carroll
Colorado
Senators With Wives and Daughters Studied in Congress
Among seventy six U S senators twenty one are accompanied by their wives seventeen have both wife and daughter while one has a daughter and a mother in law Among 330 representatives and delegates ninety five are accompanied by their wives three have both wife and daughter nine have only their daughters
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United States
New York Licenses Obstructing the Street Rise Last Year
New York issued licenses for obstructing the street with 7,905 signs 1,101 stands 526 woven Indians 1,734 showcases 3,303 exhibits of goods 1,325 awnings and 531 coal boxes along sidewalks during the previous year.
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New York
Congress Debates Opium Treaty and Measures in Senate
Senate reports favorably the opium trade bill banning import from China and export to China, while the Mexican treaty is rejected. Discussions cover public road post routing, patent fraud actions, divorce statistic petitions, foreign meat import restrictions, medical school equality, Oklahoma lands, Danville disturbances, and Porter relief. Decorations honor Lt Reynolds, clerks for non chairmen, and proceeds from public lands sales debated.
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Miller
California
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
China
Senate
House of Representatives
Anthony
Europe
America
France
Germany
Mexico
Brazil
Hale
Oklahoma Lands Lands
Sherman
Committee On Privileges
Danville
Copiah County
Miss
Cockrell
Uri
Sewell
Committee On Military Affairs
Fitz-John Porter
Harrison
Logan
Plumb
Morgan
Bayard and Hoar
Butler
Merrill
Parifindi'zorda Educational
House Debates Porter Bill as Session Adjourns
Debate over the relief of General Fitz John Porter ends with no action as members request further discussion. Several new bills are introduced including railroad land grant adjustments and shortening patent life. The House passes an anti iron clad oath repeal bill and approves a land-forfeiture resolution. News briefs cover industrial accidents, wartime relief, and public notices.
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Slocum
Fitz John Porter
Steele
Lymancne
Anderson
Cutchen
Burns
Congress
Cox
Wood
House
New York
Holman
White
Kentucky
Abama
Parker
Committee On Agriculture
Eric Gabrielson
Dexter
Gay Head
City of Columbus
Des
Committee On Appropriations
Department of Agriculture
Postmaster-General
London Lady Bequeaths Half Million to Pope
A London woman leaves five hundred thousand dollars to the pope in her will. The report notes the large bequest amid other oddities and public interest in inheritance matters.
Notable Deaths and Disasters Trace 19th Century Turbulence
Ex congressman Green Adams of Kentucky dies of heart disease in Philadelphia at 68. Earthquake shocks rattle North Carolina. Eight injured, three fatal, in a Columbia sawmill boiler explosion. Judge Erram K Wilson elected to US Senate by Maryland legislature. he is 62 and from Snow Hill. Larry Donovan hanged at Rawlins for murder, first white execution in Wyoming Territory. Attempt to steal Bishop Wheelan’s corpse fails. Prohibition party eyes 188 for convention in Chicago and ticket. Virginia Senate debates home for disabled Confederate soldiers. Gold rush fever grips West and Northwest with expected spring stampede to Washington Territory. Train wreck near Beavertown, Ohio injures five, $10,000 damage. Baltimore Methodist ladies rally for higher education institution. Allison reelected to US Senate by Iowa legislature. Sam Brown lynched in Texas. Bodacher couple found dead near St Louis, ax reportedly involved. Prohibition party calls national convention in Pittsburg May 21. Leadville sees deposit rush, depositor numbers grow.
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Erram K. Wilson Democrat
United States Senate
Groome
Wilson
Snow Hill
Larry Donovan
Rawlins
William Leighton
Wyoming Territory
Bishop Wheelan
Wheeling
W. Va
A. J. Jutkins
Chicago
National Prohibition Committee
Virginia Senate
Far West
Northwest
Washington Territory
Pacific Coast
Beavertown
Ohio
Baltimore
Simpson
Andrews
Methodist Institution
Conference
Allison
Iowa
Sam” Brown
Lockhart
Texas
Joan Bodacher
St. Louis
Prohibition Party
Hok
Pittsburg
Leadvil'e
Senate Confirmations and Congress Actions From Washington
The Senate confirmed Richard Lambert to be consul at San Blas Mexico and advanced several naval ranks including Rear Admirals Chief Engineers and Commodores. A Garfield Memorial church dedication in Washington marked a milestone for the Christian church. The Senate judiciary panel favors a bill to place presidential succession with the secretary of state if both President and Vice President are unable to serve. Charles Lyman was confirmed as chief examiner of the civil service commission. House appropriations discussed funding a Greely relief expedition with three vessels. The Porter relief bill moved forward in Senate military affairs. President Arthur schedules White House dinners and receptions for cabinet, diplomatic corps, and lawmakers. A House judiciary subcommittee backs the Dorsheimer copyright bill with a revisions extending terms. National divorce law petitions surge in both chambers. Agriculture bureau elevation to a cabinet department heads the day’s committee agenda.
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Senate
Richard Lambert
California
San Blas
Mexico
Robert W. Shufeldt
Alexander C. Rhind
Thomas Fattigan
Charles H. Loring
Navy Department
Thomas
Washington
Christian Church
United States
Denomination of Christians
Garfield
Pendleton
Charles Lyman
Civil Service Commission
House Committee On Appropriations
Greely
Lincoln
Chandler
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Fitz John Porter
Arthur
White House
Anc
Diplatic Corps
Supreme Court
McIlroy
House Committee On the Judiciary
Dorsheimer
Congress
House Committee On Agriculture
Bureau of Agriculture
Gunnison
Buthe
Wom
Maone
Virginia Senate
Frederick Douglass
District of Columbia
United States Marshal
President Hayes
Helen M. Pitts
Avon
N. Y
Douglass
Francis J. Grimke
Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church
Douglas
Miss Titts
Appropriations Committee
Post Office Department
Department
John C New
Indianapolis
Irish farmers plough estate as others report global events
Farmers with ten ploughs and three hundred twenty horses work fifty acres on Mr Parnell estate. Vicracx leads a billiards victory in Paris. Spanish cabinet resigns and Cano vas del Castillo to head new government. Arrests in St Petersburg printing office. Chinese bankers die by own hand amid money market woes. Nice residents push to curb Monte Carlo gambling after four gambling deaths. General Gordon sent to the Soudan to oversee evacuation. Dynamite found near a tunnel for Prince of Wales. O'Donnell mass and mock funeral at Derrybeg. Rosenberg jailed over a duel linked to a marriage. Moody and Sankey revival success at Battersea. Earl Grosvenor dies aged 32. Berlin mine explosion kills sixteen. Pope to create six cardinals Feb 21. New comet sighted at Buenos Ayres. Slavery reappears on Madagascar west coast with 1000 Africans landed.
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Vicracx
Schaefer
Paris
Senor Canovas del Castillo
St. Petersburg
China
Nice
Monte Carlo
Gordon
Soudan
London Times
Khartoum
Times
London
Prince of Wales
Derrybeg
Ireland
Fatrick O'Donnell
Jamce Carey
O'Donnell
Julius Rosenberg
Stefan Batthyany
Temesvar
Hungary
Rosenberg
Moopey
Sankey
Battersea
England
Hona@o SCHENCK
Vienna
America
Earl Grosvenor
Duke of Westminster
Berlin
Buenos Ayres
Ensilage Congress Debates Silo Methods and Diets
Over 200 farmers from eastern states attend the third annual ensilage congress in New York presided by Dr. A S Heath of New York City. Prof Miles of Amherst argues for slow heating of silage, provoking debate on standard practice while local leaders report widespread use and health benefits at Havemeyer’s Norwalk farm.
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New York
A.S. Heath
New York City
Prof. Miles
Amherst College
L. W. F. Evans
Eeer
John Mayer
T. A. Havemeyer
Norwalk
Conn
Agricultural Department
J. P. Edwards
Mayer
Havemeyer
Weseerens
Senate probes oleomargarine manufacture in state resolution
New York State Senate approves a resolution calling for an investigation into oleomargarine production. The report notes other national events including a mine disaster near Crested Butte with 63 dead and 60 missing, and a Washington marriage of Frederick Douglass to Helen M. Pitts.
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New York State Senate
Lemoyne Crematory
Washington
Fenn
Alberr C. Rope
Las Vegas
W.A
New York
Relief and budget actions in late congress session
The joint resolution for relief of Lieutenant Greely passed authorizing flexible presidential spending. An amendment set volunteers for expedition service. Bills for forest preservation, China indemnity repayment, and substantial public building funds were discussed. A tax rebate bill faced a major vote, and a Ways and Means panel sought treasury district cost data.
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China
Messrs. Edmunds
Butler
Emory Speer
United States
Northern District of Georgia
War Cry publication reach and international spread reported
The Salvation Army's War Cry publishes in multiple languages and circulated 250 million copies last year. It reports $85 000 spent on musical instruments uniforms and badges. The army includes 630 corps with 130 overseas.
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General Booth
Salvation Army
Egg milk rolls from a vintage kitchen instruction
A brief baking note describes making rolls from two teacups of sweet milk two eggs three and a half scant cups of flour sifted with salt. Bake in hot gem pans in a quick oven.
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Georg
Miss Wimberly
Anieok
Lulu
Brother Ponder
Courier
Rome
Mr. Hurst
Mr. Ponder
Miss Hurst
Ponter
Miss Hurster
Ndt
Cear Valey
New Orleans
Boston Journal
The
Musical Observer
Beethoven German Singing Society
Central Park
Beethoven
Abbey
Metropolitan Opera-House
Levy
Mary Anderson
Agnes Hentrydon
Mr. Barrett
Lanciott
Jay Rial
Bartley Cambell
Victoria Sarpov
Patrie
Mons
Pa‘adille
Vaudeville
Sarah Bernhardt
Comedie Francaise
Roy
St. Petersbur
Herr Stockhausen
News OF the
Eastern and Middle States
E. G. & E. Wallace
Rochester
N. H
Vulcan Dynamite Company
Allentown
Penn
Pennsylvania
Scranton
L. H. Ee
Contocook
Amsterdam
New Bedford
Mass
City of
Columbus
William H. Guion
Williams & Guion
Guion
Gloucester
James Nutt
Lukes
Uniontown
Voorhees
Nutts
Nutt
Fall River
Hrraam RapciirFe
Ant Es
Folger and Teller
Brewster
Canada
Norman Dukes
Nathan D. Morey
L. 8. Green
Hathorn Spring
Saratoga
Fanciers’ Club
Malison Square Garden
Newsy Notes
Philadelphia
New England
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob Kile
Bu County
Leadville
Col
Green Adams
North Carolina
Columbia
Parnell
Ensilage Congress
Ensilage
Great Britain
Lord Norrey
Oxford
Congressional News
Cook
Chattanooga
Augusta
Yeas
Blount
Committee On Ways and Means
Secretary of the Treasury
Jones’ Shoe Store
Boston
Newark
JONES
Congress Street
Ryan
Barnard ST
Henry Miller
Kieffer
Lotto
Kferren
Edward J. Kieffer
West Broad and
Stewart Sts
Savannah
B. O. Woods & CO
Franklin F. Jones
Andrew Hanley
Corner Whitaker
York Srs
R. M. Bennett
Cor
Whitaker & Hull Sts
West Broad Street
C.H. Haywood
Curry
Hi. J.miller
Waterbury
Canary
NEW York Newspaper Union
Leonard St
Hiram Sibley & CO
Rochester, N.Y
Madame Smith
Perry Street
Callon
Globe
Weet Broad Street
Winsters
General Book Agency
J. Th. Prown
Brown
General Book
Savane Nan, Ga
Ryans
Wariors
Erma
South Bros Street Lane
Montgomery
Septissmo
L. Jackson
Rss
Tennessee
Virginia
An& GA. R.Y
Great Southern
East Tennessee
Memphis
Charleston
Calera
Meridian
Roanoke
Georgia Division
Brunswick
Dallas
Macon
Atlanta
Florida
Georgia Connections
Gen. Pass
Agt
H. Harvett & Co
Portland Maine
Gtrest
ST. Lotis
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