Indiana State News Roundup Hits Jasper County
Jasper County lacks a licensed patoon while New Albany strikers face discharge. Reports show diverse items from rail aid for Toledo and St. Louis to heavy wheat crops in southern Indiana. Meantime, coal miners strike in Harrison County, and farm labor needs rise in Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper County
New Albany
Roxomo
Toledo & St. Louis
Indiana
Greenfield
Harrison County
New Castle
Hancock County
Vincennes
Terre Haute
David Hodge
Wabash College
Crawford County
Evander Wiltshire
Lebanon
Tippecanoe
Madison Courier
Jefferson County
Kansas
Albion
Warrick County
Morristown
War Veterans
Richmond
Supirh
Hanover
Boonville
Gentryville
Spencer County
Charles White
Eikart
Empress of Russia dies and world notes shift
News notes report the Empress of Russia's death on June 3, actor John Brougham's passing, global events from strikes in Chicago to cattle plague in Cyprus, and various political moves across France, India, and the United States with Merited appointments and notable outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
John Brougham
Chicago
Cyprus
Ireland
West
W. Schofield
New York
Mount Vesuvious
Trafic
Horace Maynard
United States
Pittsburgh
Princess Louise
Prince Leopold
Marquis of Ripon
India
Bombay
New American Mining Stock Exchange
Illinois
Hayes
American Bible Society
Wisconsin
Louisville
Col
Audenreid
Sherman
Washington
France
Paris
Buenos Ayres
Odds and ends from a distant era and society pages
A potted set of notes lists Ressia aiming at the Celestials, Prince Leopold’s possible forthcoming volume, Mrs Harriet Hosmer finishing a work before returning to America, and Justice Strong praised for kindness. It mentions J T Trowbridge’s habit of composing aloud, W W Story’s clay model of Gen Prescott, Prince Gertschakoff recovering to travel, Woodside’s suspension and synod ruling, and the Tennessee Society’s cane tribute to Clark Mills. Also Georgians Colquitt and Brown denying a bargain, a Greek king on a European tour, Newberry’s mining夏 plans, Sweden’s ailing queen, Gladstone’s rent rebate, Bonaparte’s Cardinal Bona part as head of the family, Ferry attacked over a love affair, Hayes inviting Hanlan, Bernhardt’s theater run, and a Philadelphia girl’s arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ressia
Prince Leopold
Harriet Hosmer
America
Justice Strong
Supreme Court
J. T. Trowbridge
W. W. Story
Gen. Prescott
Bunker Hill
Glaad
Martial Moush
Prince Gertschakoff
Colquirtt
Georgia
Brown
Gordon
Paris
Greece
London
Vienna
Berlin
St. Petersburg
J. S. Newberry
Columbia College
Far West
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
California
Arizona
Sweden
Stockholm
Thomas Gladstone
Fasque
Kincardineshire
Prince Louis Lucien Bonaparte
Cardinal Bonapart
Booth’s
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Three Husbands and a Mirthful Tale in Bondage of Laughter
A woman boasts of having three living husbands, all wed within two years, saying they coaxed her into marriage. Major James A. Wright toured Glasgow to raise funds for a monument to General James Shields, but only five or six attended and funds were refunded. An Austrian Crown Prince earns a Doctor of Philosophy in Perth and savants surround him, fluent in six languages with three others usable. General Hatch faces unpopularity in Arizona and New Mexico for alleged failed campaigns and dubious official reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Lubber & Bro
Brownstown
Henry Brittan
Richmond
John Box
New Albany
Box
Capt. Box
Mertz
Cambridge City
Nellie Keeler
Alfred Lee
Kokomo
Dublin
Duke of Leinster
Colgan
Eugene Schuyler
Rome
United States
Bucharest
William Pethie
Tien Tsien
Commission
China
Charles Dimond
Massachusetts’ Home Missionary Society
Great Council of
Geneva
Prupe
Clear Lake
Collins County
Texas
Great States
United State
Germany
France
Engia
Cronstadt
Japan
James A. Wright
Glasgow
James Shields
Shielda
University of Perth
Hatch
Arizona
New Mexico
Victoria
Demand for Labor in California
The San Francisco Bulletin notes a large grain laden merchant ship awaiting a crew with a 35 000 ton cargo. Despite high wages, only ten of twenty four seamen hired after a week. The piece argues many idle men seek farm work, while skilled laborers migrate to Arizona. Harvests rise from hay to fruit, keeping unskilled demand high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Arizona
One of the Problems of Life in a Ladies' Department
A Philadelphia Sunday Times column reflects on young women's earnings and living costs in large cities, arguing for unions to secure wages for modest dress and comforts. It also surveys fashion notes from hats to fabrics, detailing trends and stylistic changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Department
Philadelphia Sunday Times
Francisco the Patriot Giant in Petersburg Tales
A Louisa correspondent recalls the legendary Peter Francisco, six feet one inch tall and 260 pounds, famed for his strength and daring in the American Revolution. The narrative covers his feats at Stony Point, Brandywine, Cowpens, Camden, and Guilford Court House, including a five foot sword and fearless prowess as described by a elderly observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Petersburg
Louisa
Peter Francisco
Buckingham
Amerian Revolutionary Army
Stony Point
Gibbon
Brandywine
Monmouth
Greene
Cowpens
Camden
Guilford Court House
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The
Sullivan Union
J. A. Hays
Indiana State News
Duas Schmaltz
Logansport
Luther Benson
Indianapolis
Urbana
Ill
Moynihan
Theodore Heitger
Bedford
Gero. Hazzard
Auburn
Michigan City
Dugais County
Floyd
Cox Duean
Arlington
Mrs. Hartman
Peru
Anthony Palmer
Knightstown
Goshen
Cicott
Albert Hauger
Salem
Washington County
Ekin
Herman Lissberger
N. Y
LA France
M. Rochefort
Tuer Congress
Nicaragua
Republic
American Ship Canal Company
Prince William of
Prussia
Augusta Victoria
Schleswig
Holstein
Ninhla
Burmah
Millers Association
Cincinnati
Geo. Bain
St. Louis
H. Seamans
Milwaukee
Goss
Ryan
James A. Garfield
Ohio
Chester A. Arthur
Ada
Horace Gilbert
Norfolk
London Bridge
Vick
Schestakoff
Naw
Europe
Kong Kong
Montreal
Diarbekir
Bagdad
Robert Bellson
W. C. Elam
Whig
Thomas Smith
Smith
Elam
Gil de Olivers
Count de Lardie
England
Great Britain
Canada
Atlantic
Nancy Duncan
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Pacific City
Mills County
William Duncan
Odds and
Bigmy
Fashion Notes
Medicis
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