Prolific 1884 notices mix politics and press praise
The page covers postmaster appointments in Carlisle and Oaktown, a critique of a failed literary paper in Chicago, ongoing debates on silver coinage, a Festive Fair, and reflections on journalistic integrity and public notices. It reproduced editorials from the Vincennes News, The American Bar Association, and commentary on prohibitionist politics, plus local society notes and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes News
W. W
E. H. Bailey
The
American Bar Association
Merrick
Washington
Phelps
Vermont
Broadhead
Missouri
Field and Dillon
New York
Association
Saratoga
River Convention opens in St Paul with 1000 delegates
St Paul Minnesota August 31 1885 preparations for the River Convention are well advanced Ald Van Slyke leads the social features efforts with a grand reception at the Ryan hall and a banquet planned. Badges will feature a crimson silk design with a gilt steamboat motif and the date River and Harbor Convention Sept 3 1885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pau
Minn
Ilinois
Bross
Chicago
CG. W. Durham
Rock Island
Clark E. Carr
Galesburg
Wisconsin
Lucius Fairchild
Miadison
Jion
Thos. B. Wilson
Menomonee
The
Ifon
Philetus Sawyer
Oshkosh
John C. Spooner
Liudson
George C. Ginty
Chippewa Falls
D. A. McDonald
la Crosse
John Lawler
Prairie du Chien
Davidson
Lia Crosse
Minnesota
Russell Blake Iy
J. W. McClurg
H. M. Rice
P. O H. Kelley
A. J. Sawyer
L. W. Gilchrist
Champion
Chase
Omaha
San George
Ames
Iowa
George W. Jones
Dubuque
KE. M. Dickey
Diamond Jo Line
Col
P. W. Crawford
Dakota
Charles A. Morton
Fargo
Newton Edmonds
Yankton
A. McKenzie
Charles BR. Suter
St. Louis
J. IL Ruffner
Quincy
St. Paun
Ald. van Slyke
Jobbers’ Union
Chamber of Commerce
the Ryan
St. Paul, Minn
Frightful Record of Deaths in Spain Cholera Epidemic
Madrid August 31 reports 3617 new cholera cases and 1171 deaths. Almeria riot drives rich exodus, sparking sharp labor unrest and casualties. Marseille and Toulon record multiple cholera deaths, with shifting hospital activity and fleeing residents. Nagasaki and Turin show scattered cases, while Nice Cannes Mentone remain healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Vranca
Maprio
Almeria
Andalusia
Marseilles
Pharo Hospital
Pharo
Dalons
Toulon
Nagasaki
Japan
Turin
Nice
Cannes
Mentone
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the Times
Sullivan County
J. C. Bartlett
Eprron and Proprietor
Med Wilson's Bank
C. M. Syapp
Carlisle
Jos. W. Mallett
Oaktown
Edward L. Wakeman
G. C. Matthews
Wakeman
Jopan Westbrook
James P. van Wyck
Mr. van Wyck
Governent
Mace P. Bell
N. Y
Ohio
Leonard
Prohibition
God
Witness
State of
Nehemiah
Maine
Oneon
Department
Stevenson
Post Office Department
Paxton
Biffie Eaton
Sullivan
Joseph Canan
Terre Haute
Len Sibley
I. A. Thurman
James L. Wash
Sailor Springs
Walls & Engle
Bennie Lamb
R. J. Chilcote
Jerry Watson
Maggie Grigsby
John L. Peyton
Good Hope
Juno
Uncle Sam
Mexico
Geronimo
St. Paul
Tucson
A. T
Guadalupe Canon
Crawford
Davis
Sierra Madres
Chattos
Emporia
Kan
S. D. Harrison
M. D
Jonys
Minnie Wallace
Pottawattamie County
Erie County
West Virginia
Josiah 'Lopping
New York Produce Exchange
W. E. Booth
Ironton
Mahoning Valley
Amalgamated Association
Cheyenne
Arapahoe
Cleveland
QO. O. Howard
Yellowstone Park
John O. Sullivan
Dominick McCaffrey
Belmont County
Coopers
Davenport
Peoria
United States
Oakland
California
Edward 3. Graut
Lily Crouser
Bloomingdale Insane Asylum
John McCullough
Wisconsin Central
Charles Fields
Philadelphia
Bunko
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Ninth Avenue
Pittsburg
New Lampshire
Waterloo
Decorah
Bismarck
Henry Iahn
Indianapolis
Sheldon
Winchester
John Frank
Painesville
Northwestern Railway
Bradford
Albert D. Swan
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Henry R. Goodwin
Joseph N. White
Still County
Texas
Tom Davis
William Warren
James J. Woland
Imolland
Oadly
Hamilton
Dr. Leonard
Judge Foraker
Pennsylvania
Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lake Erie
McKeesport
Youghingheny
McNett
Grant
Geneva
Illinois
Courthouse Square
Larrabee House
Wilkesbarre
C. Arthur Preller
Maxwell
McCaffrey
Chester Park
Cincinnati
John L. Sullivan
W. C. Tate
Metcalf
Watertown
United States Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Prendergast
Board of Trade
Baltimore County
Maryland
Baltimore
Monongahela River
Joliet
Wheeling
Oklahoma Country
Marshall McMichael
Bureau of Statistics
John Russell Young
China
Canton
Iong Kong
Hong Kong
America
Pickerell
Commissioner of Railroads
Pacific
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
Jenks
Interior Department
Indiana Territory
Secretary of the Interior
Treasury Department
Treasury
Postal Department
Attorney-General
Congress
Vilas
Pension Department
Black
Gen
Butler Chu
Justice Miller
Indian Territory
Corkhill
General Butler
New Mexico
Butler
Army
Supreme Court of the United States
S. H. Seamans
Millers’ National Association
J. R. Dodge
Agricultural Department
Seamans
Milwaukee
Miller’s Associaton
Dodge
Bradstreet’s
Oklahoma
Lamar
Cherokee Strip
Cockerill
Thenterior Department
Kansas
London
Gordon
Khartoum
County Kerry
Ireland
Earl of Devon
Prince Bismarck
Austria
Turkey
S. S. Cox
Parnell
England
Kremsier
George
Francis Joseph
Russia
M. de Giers
Count Kalnoky
Krensier
Sullivan Trwes
Sol Goodman
Indiana
Commercial Row
SuLlix
Townu Board
Ahrens Manufacturing Co
Court House
Hallet & Davis
L. H. Southard
Franz Liszt
Bloomfield Democrat
Geo. Prwall & Co
Spruce &T
Heke LE
Seriff Sale
Sullivan Circuit Court
Jacob F. Hoke
Wm. Sills
Nathan Sills
Township
Lemuel H. Willis
Sheriff's
Sullivan Circuit
John C. Chaney
Malinda Tague
Section Thirteen
Beasley & Williams
Qgressy Sale
Farmers’ National Bank
Abram J. Hostetler
Opera House
Recorder's Office
John W. Canary
Abram
J. Hostetler
Thomas C. Williams
Hays
Wesley Conner
John W. Williams
Section Twenty-Nine
Kalley & Holmes
Atty’s