Domestic news brief from American era events
A wide array of reports from the week includes Henry F Gillig’s suit in New York Supreme Court over profits from Booth Barrett. the Society of American Artists exhibition opening in New York. Civil Service Commission reorganization in Washington. a Denver homicide over beer money. a Tacoma storm collapse killing seven. a post office inspector consolidating districts. a Boston shoe manufacturer facing liability. a Pittsburgh steel workers strike unresolved. and various fires, accidents, and political moves across the country with names like Gillig Murphy Rathbone Lanney and many more.
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Henry F. Gillig
Late American Exchange
Europe
Booth-Barrett
New York Supreme Court
Society of American Artists
New York
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Frap Mrphy
Denver
Col
Doane
Tacoma
W. T
Rathbone
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Joan R. Lanney
Boston
Mass
Allegheny Bessemer Steel Works
Duquesne
Crary, Hall & Co
Hancock
N. Y
Douglass
Kearney
N. J
John Rachel
South Orange
United Brethren Conference
York
United Brethren Church
The
Order of Railroad Conductors
Insurance Department
Chicago Board of Trade
Senate Commission On Trade Relations
Canada
Los Angeles
Cal
Senator Hale
San Jose
John Forrester
William Nolan
New Hampton, Jr
Resignation of Rev Joan E Russert over Andover dispute
Rev Joan E Russert, D D, professor at Yale theological school, tendered his resignation amid reports it stems from a disagreement over the Andover controversy with Andover professors. The Ohio Republican State convention is set for Columbus in June. President appointments include John F Plummer and officials to the Union Railroad as government directors.
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Joan E. Russert
Yale Theological School
Andover
Columbus
Aone
Mth
John F. Plummer
New York City
Geo En Anates A
Depen Spalding
Chicago
Rufus Rd. Bullock
Atlanta
Union Railroad
Conspiracy arrests shake St Petersburg officers
A broad conspiracy among St Petersburg military officers led to many arrests after papers showing plans to assassinate the Czar were found. Bombs were also recovered during raids on the officers.
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St. Petersburg
Lesdo Tejada
Mexico
Diaz
Buenos
Spiesbach
Switzerland
Apia
Germany
England
United States
House of Commons
Church In
Wales
Greenock
Scotland
Riots, crimes and political notes across the nation
Mixed dispatches report a Chicago teen shot two boys after reading Wild West tales. Executions occur in Washington and Tucson for murder. Joan R. Lynxon named Treasury Fourth Auditor. Justice Miller may retire. Chicago hosts a ministerial reception. Trains collide near New Castle injuring two. A wife-killing and suicide in Washington. Charles Cleary convicted of first degree murder in Lock Haven. Glass factories discuss a New York Pennsylvania combine. Rioting Italian laborers in Randolph County injure several. A Newark man attacks a woman with a knife, then self-harms. A Maine teacher found dead near Sacd. Mrs. Louis Palmer fatally burned in Rockdale fire. two children die. Sioux City suit against Pullman for damages. Montenegrin frontier massacres reported. New York Legislature adjourns. King becomes insane in St Louis. Jacob Holman struck saving a woman from a locomotive.
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Chicago
Frank Jasinski
Nextson Co
The
Treasury
Justice Miller
Supreme Bench
Patrick Bean
Chili
New Castle
Washington
Oswald C. Allen
Charles Cleary
Lock Haven
New York
Pennsylvania
Randolph County
W. Va
Art Newark
N.J
John Hongle
Schorser
Joshua Clark
Sacd
Rockdale
Tex
Louis Palmer
Jannie Campbell
Sioux City
Pullman Palace Car Company
Cottinje
Montenegro
P. F. King
Jacksonville
St Louis
Jacob Holman
Scranton
Jos. Peng
Restau
Fostoria
Sever
Akron
James Laughlin
Salineville
Morgan Run
Coshocton
Evceny Stru
Mahoning County
John Watbdgon
Urbana
Truman Lewis
Newbury Insane Asylum
Matilda Cameron
Wellsville
Dayton
Walter Heller
Kiefaber Brothers
Mercer County
State Canal Commission
Colonel Bates
Northwestern Gas Company
van Wert
Seward Davis
Payne
Edward Hartshorn
Wm. Farley
Hines Smith
Oberlin
Columbus
Wm. Evans
Ohio Division
Sons of Veterans
Cincinnati
East Liverpool
John Jackson
Henry Laver
Ft. Wayne Road
Canton
Rockford
Ohio
Marion
Exchange Hotel
Auditor of State
Cleveland
Kenton
Frank Walker
Buckles
Gro. E. Goopmen
Oho
Springfield
James Eubanks
Jackson
Madison County
Forestry Breau
Toledo
Inehes
Ohio state notes and incidents across the region
State issues bonds in Fostoria for water works at 200000 dollars and Sever approves 15000 for gas development. Akron jail escape attempt foiled by a deputy sheriff’s wife. Fatal mine and factory accidents plus multiple local incidents including burns and drownings. Public works surveys near Mercer County late results raise land value estimates and state assets.
Ohio Amendment Four Constitutional Revisions Proposed
The General Assembly proposes a nationwide ballot in November 1889 to amend multiple sections of Ohio’s Constitution. Provisions include sessions starting January, judicial structure changes, probate and justice provisions, and election timing for county township and common pleas offices, with a convention question for future revisions.
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Supreme Court
General Assembly
United States
Circuit Court
Justices of the Peace
Eee
Common Pleas
Common Pleas Court
Ohio
Ohio amendment proposal readied for November 1889 vote
The General Assembly of Ohio adopts Section 1 to 11 of Article XI to be submitted to voters in November 1889. Elbert L. Lampson as Speaker and Theo F. Davis as Senate president pro tem endorse the joint resolution. Secretary Daniel J. Ryan certifies the document as a true copy with official seal, Columbus, April 16, 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
WM. C. Lyon
Senate
United States OF America
Secretary
Daniel Jaya Io Poertanez
Aemnee
Daniel J. Ryan
Secretary of
House of Representatives
Nies
SkEc
Elbert L. Lampson
Theo. F. Davis
Columbus
A. D
Bury
Theo
Davis
Peetem
Wep
Brate
Daniel J, Ryan
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