News of the week from Riverside to Illinois and beyond
Wages paid to overdue workers in Riverside mills. Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias session in Lancaster with 400 delegates. state lodge reports show 416 lodges and 40291 members in Pennsylvania. $157,380.59 paid for relief. Detained Arabs at Castle Garden. many more awaited immigration. Funeral of James S. Laird in Hastings Nebraska. Miss Tillit Felman drowns in Michigan while saving a boy. Mary Waite and Sarah Huyck killed near Byron Station New York Central. Multiple industrial accidents, weather damages, and legal notices follow with broad national scope.
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Riverside
R. I
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias of Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Keeper of Records
la Normandie
Castle Garden
Hastings
Neb
James S. Laird
Congress
Union Stone Company
Boston
Mass
Tur
New England
New York
Inpraan
Belt
Bynes
Uintah Agency
Utah
Gangwish
Allegheny City
Henry Snyder
Duluth
Minn
Cuartes J. Everett
Utica
N. Y
Phenix Woolen Mills
East Greenwich
Brown, Steele & Clark
Secretary of War
Quartermaster General
Washington
Montana
Dubuque
J. B. Thomas
W. R. Bascom
Ilinois Central Railroad
Rupert Marve
Indianapolis
Ind
Marvel
Cincinnati
Civil Service Commission
Railway Mail Service
Cretcer
Chicago
Fifer
Ilmnois
Union Veterans Union
Detroit
W. T. Clark
Cleveland
Thomas Hines
E. B. Putnam
W. H. Smith
St. Clair
Henry Colburn
Wonewac
Wis
Polof
Tanner
Giblin
Nolan
Taft Named Special Agent on Shipbuilding
Buren appoints Charles E. Taft of Little Rock as special agent on shipbuilding. Taft, a New York native and civil engineer, has made ship building a focus of study. Dr. E. Pansona, claimed oldest practicing dentist in the United States, died at his Savannah home. Jovox Henay 0. Wurman is listed among the text.
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Tus
Northern Pacific Railroad
Henry Villard
Onaway
Anderson
Philadelphia
Bilbao
Delaware Capes
Reading
Sonoma
Cal
Masonic Hall
F. Duhring
United States
Minneapolis
Minn
C. L. Rising
Denver
Andrew Jackson
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Jackson
Eau Claire
Telephone Company
Middlebury
Ind
Portland
Shawneetown
Emanuel Brooks
Ohio River
Treasury Department
Conscience Fund
New York Sun
Durham
Charleston
W. Va
Scruggs & Whaley
Dallas
Tex
Mavup Borte
Oneida
N. Y
Edward Knowles
Louis Sewarz
Selig Cohen
Wilkesbarre
New York
Westernland
Europe
W. E. Denny
Booneville
Kansas City
St. Louis
Z. F. Wier
Bell Telephone Company
Col
Purvis
Miss
Bud Renaud
Renaud
Supreme Court
Grand Jury
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Moberly
W. F. Ritter
Hannibal
G. E. Bennaires
Mineota
Henry C. Firntan
Port Norris
N. J
Colfax
Ill
Colfax Lumber Company
Colfax Leader
Harris’ Livery
R. Rosenblum
Supreme Court of California
Sharon-Terry
Sullivan
Terry
Parkersburg
Charles Hebrank
Christopher Young
Kanawa
Brenetary Chandler
Pension Bureau
Geneeral Min
Andrew Nivout, Jr
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
Daniel Williams
Richard Mason
John Marvin
John Jones
Oliphant
Otille
Cincinnati
Syracuse
HotcarNsey
Kellogg
Horton
Valentine and Johnson
Kansas
Wi E
Grand Lodge
Rome
Adolph Brandt
Atlanta
Horace Seaver
Boston
Mass
Mr. Seaver
Phillips, Pillsbury and
Garrison
Apraham Browning
New Jersey
Camden
Marcos Maxim
New Castle
Rochester
Anaconda
Mont
T. C. Tower
Helena
J. E. Richards
Butte
Congress
T. H. Carter
H. C. Davis
Nevada
Carson
Buren Renpent
Cexsus Porter
Charles E. Taft
Little Rock
Taft
State of
BE. Pansona
Savannah
Jovox Henay
Wurman
Fire at Dresden factory leaves town in ruins
A. McVetcu's hub and spoke plant at Dresden Ontario burned on the 19th with losses of 100000 and no insurance. Four workers were seriously injured by a boiler explosion. Nearby banks lent 24000000 lire to calm a Turin banking panic after a banker’s suicide.
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A. McVetcu
Dresden
Ont
National Bank
Milan Savings Bank
Bank of Naples
Turin
Bignor Capello
Shanghai
Apia
Samoa
Malietoa
Mataafa
Credit Bank
St. Petersburg
Porte
Crete
Washington
Paris
Sulgrave
Northamptonshire
England
Eiffel Tower
United States
Reid
M. Bartholdi
Mr. Depew
London
Europe peace hinges on England friendship, says Bismarck
A long dispatch notes Bismarck’s view that England’s assurances form the heaviest guarantee of European peace. The report follows other items about crimes, accidents, and political notes across several states, including Ohio and nearby regions.
Proposed Ohio Biennial Elections Amendment Text Summary
Legislative proposal to amend Ohio Constitution for biennial elections. It outlines election timing for multiple articles, creates and preserves courts structure, terms, vacancies, and officials across Supreme, circuit, probate, and common pleas courts, with sections detailing county and township officer elections and public works board. The measure is framed as a voter referendum with yea and no ballots.
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Supreme Court
General Assembly
United States
Circuit Court
Common Pleas
Legislative Single Districts Amendment to Ohio Constitution
Ohio General Assembly proposes Constitutional change for legislative single districts. It outlines convention vote timing, reapportionment by census, and terms for state officers and judges, with a voter referendum set for November 1889 and official certification by Secretary of State.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Genera
Sixty-Ninth General Assembly
Auditor of State
Supreme Court
Storion
Circuit Court
Probate Court
Common Plows Court
Superior
Tweedy
Slade Wangriog
Aja Tei
Howe Eto
Senate
House of Representatives
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Wichita
Kas
Eldorado
Snyder
Wa Tonvak
Farmersville
Matthews Paper
Zanesville
Tiffin
John Connell
Baltimore and Ohio
Cincinnati Distilling Company
Ganized
Columbus
Clarksville
Jas. Brunson
Dayton
George Dunlap
Fremont
Port Jefferson
Sabbald
Newark
Mercer County
Brookville
Miles Hubler
Dayton and Union
Elisberry
Brown County
W. B. Brittingham
Good Hope
Fayette County
R. F. McElwain
Neel
M. A. Neel, Jr
New Straitsville
Perry County
J. A. Taylor
Quaker City
Guernsey County
H. B. Cox
Fostoria
Oberlin
East Liverpool
Therme
Miami and Erie Canal
Lockland
Piqua
A. J. Robertson
Sidney
Old Salem
Tuscarawas County
Gro, Iden
Mount Vernon
Ritchie
S. P. Garlough
Army of the Tennessee
General Sherman
Beatty Glass-Works
America
Marion
Jacob Ritteshofer
Twelfth Ohio Infantry
Association
Lloyd Stockman
T. B. Brotherton
First Ohio Cavalry
South Mountain
Ft. Seamon
Fayette
Jim McCoy
Texas
San Antonio
Ephenorix
Gainesville
Grover
Henry Shaw
Shaw’s Botanical Gardens
Tower Grove Park
Trice Penn
Coal Valley
Geo. Young
Waldren
Inez
Winchester
Legislative Committee
West Virginia
Fleming
Cuiiaco
Barnum and Bailey’s Circus
Potsdam
Cahoera
Bagdad
Astompino
Madrid
Carter
New Hampshire
Nicaragua Mail Steam Navigation and Trading Company
Colorado
Nicaragua
Wann Young
Homer
Lil
Tue
Bridgewater, Pa., Gas Company
Home Gas Fuel Company
Youngstown
Bridgewater Company
Mahoning Gas Fuel Company
Convoy
van Wert
D. M. Riley
C. K. Craig
Elgin
John Elphnson
Tiro
Crawford County
John Davis
Veredocia
D. H. Edwards
Wren
Moser
Eagle
Cambridge
Ohio Building Association League
Brandberry
Wood County
Davin Pixt
Erie Railway
Frep Prater
Cincinnati, Lebanon and Northern Railroad
Avondale Junction
Board of Public Works
H. Albaugr Lysebee
House of
WM. G Lyon
United States OF America
Daniel J. Ryan
A. D
Elbert L. Lampson
Theo. F. Davis
OFIO
Srata
Theo I
Anel J, Ryan
Ambeiica
Onto
Amy OV
Rotary
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