News of the Week banquet for Chicago and All-America clubs in New York
The Chicago and All-America baseball clubs were honored with a banquet at Delmonico's in New York on the 8th, with 250 guests including Mark Twain Chauncey M Depew Erastus Wiman Judge H E Howland and Daniel Dougherty. speeches were celebratory and lively.
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Chicago
Delmonico’s
New York City
Mark Twain
Chauncey M. Depew
Erastus Wiman
H. E. Howland
Daniel Dougherty
Smithfield
N. C
Dante Keller
Bear Gap Valley
Lewis Patterson
Centreville
Butler County
Patterson
Sheridan
Albany
N. Y
Wager Swayne
Ohio
Sherman
Alger
Treasury Department
Fairbury
Ill
New York
Pennsylvania
Binghamton
United States Acid Manufacturers’ Association
Lyncn Broturrs
Indianapolis
Marhall Bennett
Joshua Brown
John Coughlin
Connecticut House of Representatives
John H. Swift
Louisville Bridge and Iron Company
Louisville
C. F. Trewour
Hoyt’s “Brass Monkey” Company
Park Theater
Boston
Mass
Port Huron
Mich
James Clemme
Mineral Bath House
Stephen Porter
Buffalo
Dennis Comins
Indiana
Owensboro
Cannelton
Ind
Oklahoma
Dixon Wins Senate Seat in Rhode Island Legislature
Nathan F. Dixon captured election as U S Senator by Rhode Island lawmakers on the 10th with 51 votes to Wetmore 41 Arnold 4 Colt 2 Spooner 1. Other items note deaths of General F F Millen and Rear Admiral Thomas Patterson and a Delaware high license bill setting fees by municipality.
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Nathan F. Dixon
United States
Rhode Island
Dixon
Wetmore
Arnold
Colt
Spooner
F. F. Millen
New York City
New York Herald
Thomas Patterson
U. S
Washington
Delaware House
Davis
James Longstreet
Gainesville
Davin A. Gace
Chicago
Charleston
N. H
Joan Crosny
Minneapolis
Yale
William P. Croz_er
Parachute Exhibitor Williams Receives British Gold Medal
In England the Balloon Society of Great Britain awarded a gold medal to Mr. Williams of Cincinnati for numerous parachute descent exhibitions. A Castrop Erin pit explosion killed twenty five in Australia. A Pasteur rabbits study reports inoculated rabbits die but do not spread disease. Magistrate Stokes wins £300 libel suit against Freeman’s Journal. Surat fire leaves 15,000 homeless. cholera appears in the district. Rumors of an attempted assassination of the Czar surface in Europe. Bark C D Bryant seized by Hawaii March 28 with sixty tins opium found.
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Tn Balloon Society of
Great Britain
Williams
Cincinnati
England
Erin Pit
Castrop
Australia
M. Pasteur
Stokes
Freeman's Journal
Surat
India
Europe
Apvicus
Hawaiian Islands
C. D. Bryant
Honolulu
Various crimes and incidents across the nation reported
A sheriffs arrest in Birmingham for carrying concealed weapons and assault. Nebraska Supreme Court invalidates a note tied to a grain option deal with no grain exchange. New Orleans imposes May 1 quarantine on vessels from the Americas. Danville man Wm H Bright dies by morphine. A Gate City bank cave-in kills one and injures two. Farmers Alliance in Southern Indiana targets high binding twine prices. Lancaster found guilty of first degree murder in Pulaski. Darien CT man James B Seclick drowns in a well. Henry Damon of Scituate dies of hydrophobia after agony. Reapers rob Cen tralia post office. a crew member wounded. A negro found dead at a bridge suspected robber. Mildredith Stanley jumps Cincinnati bridge then High Bridge. claims world champion. Claus Sprecklis denies sugar trust joining. Thomas McCarthy imprisoned for eight years for grand larceny. Joseph Casey convicted of second degree murder. sentence suspended for new trial. Levi B Ginpin as unsound mind. Westport merchant with travel hobby goods peddling.
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Smith
Birmingham
Ala
Nebraska Supreme Court
Americas
West Indies
New Orleans
Danville
Wm. H. Bright
Gate City
Farmers’ Alliance
Indiana
Lankin Lancaster
Pulaski
Tenn
Jas. B. Seclick
Darien
Henry Damon
Scituate
Mass
Centralia, Jr
Mrreddiith Stanley
Cincinnati
High Bridge
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Stanley
Claus Sprecklis
Associated Press
8Sugar Trust
New York
Imomass McCanrtny
Manhattan Bank
Troy
N.Y
Josera Casey
Baltimore
Levi
Ginpinas
Westport
Ind
Bills pass and actions in Ohio Senate and House
State legislature reports multiple bills across senate and house from Columbus to Cincinnati between April 6 and April 12. Changes include election timing, tax and education measures, canal and public works, anti fraud and anti trust bills, and court and police powers. Notable items: canal commission revisions, public road improvements, and parole provisions. Incidents noted include an oil pipeline project, a fatal rail yard accident, and a Cincinnati board appointment.
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CoLuMsBus
Senate
State Board of Equalization
United States
South Pass Island
House
Committee On Temperance
Mr. Owen
Whittlesey
First Presbyterian Church
Dayton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
CoLtumBus
Sinnett
Ford
Mr. Cole
Poorman
Boards of Education
Muskingum River
Zanesville
Lake and Geouge
General Revenue Fund
Board of Pardons
Lebanon
Warren County
Columbus
Canal Commission
Montgomery County
Hamilton County
Amity Road
Municipa
McMicken University
Board of Public Affairs of Cincinnati
Miami and Erie Canal
New York
Children's Homes
Legislative Apportionment Move in Ohio Legislature
Ohio lawmakers report and approve an amended constitution plan for decennial apportionment. It sets a 10 year cycle, appoints a bipartisan commission of four electors, and defines House and Senate districting rules, population ratio calculations, and voting on the amendment in November.
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Ohio Legisla
Columbus
Committee of Conference
House
Senate
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
House of Representatives
Sensation in Allegheny as notable figures charged in fraud case
Frank Kohler, treasurer of People’s Mutual Accident Insurance, files information against Mrs Hettie Garfield wife of the late James A Garfield merchant Dr H E Campbell and Christ Martin alleging conspiracy to defraud the company of 5000. He says a certificate claimed Garfield died from October 26 injuries though he asserts Garfield lives. The case, amid Allegheny City scrutiny, rests on contested death and false statements.
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Allegheny
Pittsuuren
Frank Kohler
People’s Mutual Accident Insurance Company
Hettie B. Garfield
James A. Garfield
H. E. Campbell
Christ Martin
Kohler
Garfield
Campbell
Martin
Board of Health
Allegheny City
Destructive Attica Fire Destroys Property Worth 25000
A two o clock fire at Myers saloon in Attica caused about 25000 dollars of damage with one third insured. The blaze began in the poker room and swept to nearby buildings. Sufferers include Myers saloon Mrs Keller general store Shellhorn grocery Whitman saloon Pelcher house and barn Dr Blaine office Attica Journal office Mrs Treeple millinery Law photograph gallery Rininger and Silcox warehouse and several barns.
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Tirrin
Attica
Myers
Attica Journal
Mrs. Treeple
A.B. Law
Rininger & Silcox
Authors and Critics in Publisher Notices
Manaanet Cretano reads every notice of John Ward the preacher as publishers collect. Eva Wheeten Wilcox answers critics when she believes they are wrong. Miss Axcorr thinks authors should avoid reading comments but Mia Moulton Mrs Spofford and Mise Jowett disagree. Amatia Rives reads all criticism from publishers and often rages at some notice of Wade Quick or the.
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Manaanet Cretano
John Ward
Eva Wheeten Wilcox
Miss Axcorr
Mia. Moulton
Dwellers in Caves and Lake Dwellings Across Africa
A summary of explorers reports on prehistoric like living in caves in Katanga and lake dwellings in New Guinea and Africa. The article notes large cave systems with multiple entrances and water streams. Africans inhabit subterranean homes near millet fields. It compares lake house projects along Congo, Nyassa, and Zambesi with huts on stilts and elevated cabins to avoid floods.
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Colonel Grant
Nile
Victoria Nyanza
Lake
Katanga
Copper Country
Arnot
Lake Bangweolo
New Guinea
Cameron
Lake Mohrya
Central Africa
Young
Lake Nyassa
Congo
Zambesi
N. Y
Revival of Old Fashioned Home Life and Remedies
A revival of old fashions grows in popularity with spinning wheels, tapestries, and heirloom furniture brightening homes. Warner's Log Cabin remedies showcase grandmother era cures, including Sarsaparilla, Hops and Buchu, and hair tonic. Dr. Campbell’s blind bicycle ride from London to Derby covers 126 miles without incident. The Chicago Journal defines a gentleman who pummels as a "six foot convenience" for young human nature.
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Warner
Campbell
Royal Institute For the Blind
London
Derby
Chicago Journal
Gettysburg
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Oracle Bet
Fearkon
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Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture
Co-Operative Creamery
Willliam Guass
Verndale
Minn
Glass
Boston & Lowell Division
Boston & Maine Railroad
Virginia
Maryland
Savannah
John Flannery
L. M. Warfield
Clark
Newark
N. J
Miller
Barbers’ Association
Pittsburgh
United States Court
Prendergast
William Wilson
Denver
Col
Arizona
Utah
Minnesota
Poxp & Wilmers, Jewelers
Kansas City
Monongahela River
Homer & Roberts
Owensboro National Bank of Kentucky
First National Bank of Montrose
Cal
Libbie Beichler
Omaha
Neb
Trunk Line
National Convention of the Sons of Veterans
N.J
William J. Irvine
Hartford
Conn
Hammond Dressed Beef
A. W. Keeny Paper Wills
Rockford
National Zoological Collection
Smithsonian Institute
Wyoming
Rew
Iowa
Castle Garden
Tur
J. KR. Gager
Aurora
Frank H. Cusamax
Providence
A. L
Ira N. Goff
Cushman
Merchants’ National Bank of Providence
Goff
Witte
New Britain
Louis Pitte
Suffolk Cordage Company
Chelsea
Canden
Claus Spreckles
Pension Offce
Philip Flood
St. Joseph
W. P. Woods
Chayton
Mgr. Woods
Richmond
Ivy Philadelphia
M. J. Chase
Philadelphia
McAll Mission
Josiah V. Williamson
Thomas McCantiy
Michigan House of Representatives
Commissioner OF Pensions
Tanner
Wilsos
Enos Bashan
West Virginia
Bashan
Thayer
St. Louis
Mion
Ohe
Dick Dowgit
Sheldon
Weston
W. Va
Grand Forks
C. T
Tra
Custom-House
Allard & Bon
Hewitt
Buchanan & Lyell
Brooklyn
Pitts
Samuel R. Weiser
Edith P. Wilson
Alexander R Emert
New Haven
First National Bank
Livingston
Montana
Epear Sway
National City Bank
Lynn
Lawrence
Standard Oil Company
Lima
Foraker
Wm. Miller
Cincinnati Board of Public Affairs
A. Whitfield
Dana Cxnter
Lima House
Fort Wayne
Levi Hni
Alliance
Ohio Commandery
Loyal Legion
Plac
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