National Home and Employment Assoc plans Washington convention
News of the Week notes a call for the fourth national convention of the Boys' and Girls' National Home and Employment Association to be held in Washington on October 14 to 16, 1889, with Harvey Currey connected to a Chicago abduction case among the items.
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Boys’ and Girls’ National Home and Employment Association
Washington
Harvey Currey
Little Annie Redmund
Chicago
Wisconsin State Penitentiary
United States
Wilkesbarre
Art Lake Channel Reservoir
Wanamaker
Statesman
Liverpool
New Orleans
George Flournoy
San Francisco
Texas
Common Pleas Court
Pittsburgh
Ewing
L. D. B. Reese
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reese
Signal Service Bureau
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Joan Rei
George Davis
Eureka Company
Oxmoor
Ala
S. H. Craven
Little Rock
Ark
Common Council
Spokane Falls
W. T
Henry FitzGeraLp
New York City
Pasadena
Cal
Beacon
E. H. Pratt
John Allen
Sacramento
John Crouse
Aurnee Pratt
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia
Lth
Secretary Wixpom Creates Navy Pay Chief In Massachusetts
Secretary Wixpom appoints Robert H. Terrell of Massachusetts as chief of the navy pay division in the Fourth Auditor's office. The new appointee is a color man and Harvard graduate. General E. B. Grube nominated for New Jersey governor by the Republican state convention in Trenton. Wyoming constitutional convention reports universal suffrage with a defeated woman suffrage referendum 80 to 8. Logan Invincibles in Maryland back Mrs. General John A. Logan for Commissioner of Pensions. Dr Louis Maas, pianist and composer, dies in Jamaica Plain at 56. Wyoming statehood convention adopts a suffrage chapter, allowing female voting, with literacy and residence qualifications.
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Wixpom
Robert H. Terrell
Massachusetts
Fourth Auditor's Office
Harvard University
E. B. Grube
New Jersey
Trenton
Wyoming
Logan Invincibles of
Maryland
John A. Logan
Louis Maas
Jamaica Plains
Maas
Paria
Wesbaden
Notable crimes and incidents plague towns across states
A scattered roundup reports Joan Ricken slain in Jellico Tennessee and a string of violent events from Preston County West Virginia to New York City. Incendiaries stir terror while a Mont mine owner’s wife dies in bed fire and linemen survive severe injuries. Other items note a saloon-keeper whipped, a bank robbery of forty thousand dollars, a forged orders arrest in New York, and a bank cashier defaulter.
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Joan Ricken
Jellico
Tenn
Preston County
W. Va
Chateau City
Mont
Charles la Page
New York
Herr Krurr
Dupont
Mason Warner
Joan Alexander
Washington
Hurley
Wis
U.S. Express Company
Robert J. West
Chattanooga
Goodyear Rubber Company
C. G. Sayle
David
Terry
Marshal Nagle
Oregon
Columbia (Pa
St.Columbia’s Catholic Church
Youngstown
O. A. Phillipsburg
Seely Hoskins
J. P. Williams
First National Bank
Denver
Cal
Mexico
Jenemian Cirvront
Braxton
Tix United Glass Company
Syracuse
Ottawa
Pany Il Opera
Ohio Victims and Incidents Across Several Counties
A string of state news items reports deaths by suicide in Pomeroy and near Hillsboro, a smothered child near Spencer ville East, and a worker killed by a mine blast in Coal Ridge. Thefts worth $20,000 bonds, a Canton elevator accident, and multiple regimental reunions add local color alongside railroad and industrial incidents, court actions, and political nominations across Ohio.
Memorial Association Formed at Chickamauga Battlefield
At Crawfish Springs near Chickamauga, Tennessee, a 25,000 strong reunion of the Army of the Cumberland concluded with a grand barbecue. Governor Gordon of Georgia gave a unifying address praising unity and the abolition of slavery. General Rosecrans lauded the scene and urged national park preservation. A Chickamauga Memorial Association was organized with Wilder as president and Wheeler as vice president, among others.
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Brraats
C. Mooris
Cleveland
Newburg
N. Y
White Mountains
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Chattanooga
Tenn
General Rosecrans
Toledo
Garfield
Thomas
Sheridan
Hiram Snell
Malad
Idaho
Secretary of the Treasury
Keystone Furnace Company
Reading Iron Company
Tom Rowe
Chicago Bicycle Club
San Francisco
Chicago
Stevens
National Convention of Colored Bap
Auto
Indianapolis
Ith
B. K. Lone
Ravannah
United States
Kansas City
Kan
Cuattanooca
Army of the Cumberland
Crawfish Springs
Chickamauga
Gordon
Georgia
Union of States
Republic
W. S. Rosecrans
Rosecrans
Chickamauga Battle-Field
J. T. Wilder
Tennessee
Joseph Wheeler
Alabama
Marcus J. Wright
Washington
J. S. Fullerton
St. Louis
Union
G. C. Sniffen
G. W. Bishop
Henry M. Cis
David H. Hill
E. M. Law
Roger Q. Mills
George D. Wise
Alfred B. Colquitt
James Longstreet
Joseph HB. Lewis
Randall L. Gibson
Charles E. Hooker
F. M. Cockrell
Estate for David E Terry Awarded to Sayle in Fresno
O G Sayle obtained letters testamentary for the estate of David E Terry in Fresno. Bond $25,000 filed. Estate valued under $100,000 with about $10,000 in personal property. Paragraph notes Sept 21 filing and administratorship details.
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Fresno
Cal
O. G. Sayle
David
Terry
Livery Barn Fire Destroys Horses in Kingeworth Burton Deal
Fire swept through Kingeworth and Burton's livery barn on a Friday night in Bronx Orry In September. Sixty eight horses perished, thirty eight owned by Oltisona Kingeworth Burton. Insurance valued at 1500 dollars.
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Bronx Orry
Kingeworth & Burton
Oltisona, Kingeworth & Burton's Insurance
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