Dalton Ohio Business Directory Fragment
A local Dalton Ohio list shows merchants and tradesmen including solicitors, veterinarians, notaries, and various shops. Entries mention sale solicitations, legal blanks, dry goods, groceries, hardware, jewelry, stoves, and a creamery, with multiple small businesses dispersed on Main and surrounding streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Scott
Gazette Building
Main Street
Lucinbuhl & Schultz
Dalton Creamery
Main St
H.R. Weimer
Eckhart
Roceries
Dague & Buchanan Bros
Ealers
Dalton
Ohio
Senate and House Actions Across January Congress Session
The Senate honors the late Vice President Hendricks with speeches by Voorhees and others. House and Senate move on bills including land warrant fraud audit, electoral reform, silver dollar legal tender, and Dakota admission. Debates cover Grant monument funding, forfeiture bills, and naval transfers. Oklahoma Territory organization and Porter restoration move forward. Night session pivots to private pension bills as adjournment nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yhe
Senate
Hendricks
Voorhees
Sherman
Evarts
Spooner
Hampton
Salisbury
Ransom
Harrison
West
House
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Ingalla
Kansas
Dakota
Butler
Z “House
General A. 8
Grant
New York City
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Gulf& Ship Island Road
Renate
Treasury
Ingalls
Weaver
Oklahoma
Wheeler
Committee On
Fitz-John Porter
Georges
Storra
Pratt
Committee On Rules
Tamunds
Secretary of the Navy
Monacal
Nicaragua Court
Eustis
United States
New Orleans
Anatoh
Missouri
McMillan
Geddes
C.M Briggs
Rowell
C Briggs
Members report on bill to restore officers to army
The House Military Affairs Committee urged approval of Wheeler's bill to allow the President to restore officers in certain cases, citing Fitz John Porter. Only two members opposed the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On
Wheeler
Fitz John Porter
Rounds
Smith
Secretary of the Navy
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
Secretary of the Treasury
Marek
Durham
Comn
Alabama Claims Disputed Accounts Denied by Commissioners
The Commissioners of Alabama Claims rejected $22,559 in payments for five months from April to August 1885 deeming them unauthorized by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missioners of
Alabama
Family feud ends in triple murder in Kentucky
Details report a deadly feud in Letcher County Kentucky where William Wright and his son Andy Wright and William Wright a colored man were shot by James Samuel and Elijah Wright. The killers are relatives and were arrested. The blast further notes vast prairie cattle losses near Fort Elliott Texas, extreme cold, a fatal dance incident in Dayton Ohio, and Texas Treasury suspension of claims amid a school fund deficit. A Manitowoc Wisconsin funeral for Congressman Rankin drew vast attendance. The text ends with a partial line about Ryan Drug Company house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letcher County
William Wright
Andy Wright
James
Samuel
Elijah Wright
Fort Elliott
Tex
Mercury
Bakers’ Association
Dayton
Fred Knler
State Treasury of
Texas
Joseph Rankin
Manitowoc
Wis
Vo Marzo
Opening of the Atonement House in Vienna after Ring Theatre blaze
The Atonement House in Vienna, on the Ring Theatre site destroyed by fire with hundreds of lives lost, was formally opened by the Emperor. The gothic building will offer rentable suites with rents dedicated to charity. Also: Templeton’s Glasgow carpet factory burned on the 28th, 150000 dollars losses, 300 workers displaced. Greek Cabinet indicates willingness to heed Europe’s wishes. Dr De Rosie awarded the Scrolls of the Order of Merit by the German Emperor, declined earlier due to Vatican tensions. Bismarck warns on spirit monopoly in the Reichstag and Pole expulsions not leading to dissolution. Queen Victoria accepts Salisbury ministry resignation, asks Gladstone to form a cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Templeton
Glasgow
Paris
Athens
Hellenic Ministera
Greece
Europe
Germany
de Rosie
Vatican
Bismarck
Landtag
Reichstag
Queen Victoria
Salisbury
Gladstone
Senate caucus stands with the President on removal papers
Senate caucus in Washington resolved to back the President in withholding papers on cutting Republicans from office amid Edmunds resolution. Reports also detail a Telluride snow slide that buried twenty two miners at Sheridan mine with four cabins collapsed and several killed or injured. Additional notes include deaths of ex Governor Brown and Mrs Louisa Bayard, multiple railroad accidents, and indictments for unlawful cohabitation in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Offce
R Edmunds
Alabama
Telluride
Col
Sheridan Mine
David Overstreet
Sims Bree
William Harford
Michael Mitchell
William Delany
Richard Evans
John Churchill
John Hanna
Brown
Nashville
Tenn
Evansville
Ind
Kentucky
Louisa Lee Barano
Bayard
Washington City
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, McKeesport
Youghingheny
Scott Haven
Graham
Elliott
Portland
Central Wharf Company
Chapman
Third District Court
Salt Lake
U. T
Tlve
Eight Men Buried in Snow Slide Near Park City
Snow slide in Thaynes canyon near Park City Utah buries four men including Lon Galland and Frank Worak. Wary searchers dig out Waring after seven hours. Another slide on Lake Creek near Ketchum Idaho buries four more men. one survivor reports groaning. Separate reports note a snow disaster near Princeton Creek with sixteen feet of snow. Knights of Labor renew boycott against Mallory Steamship Company in Galveston Texas, prompting a potential sustained clash as workers refuse Mallory freight. In Atlanta, two women identify the same man as husband in railroad collision damages suits. Mrs James Pierce Weaver and Mrs S W Pierce sue for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal
Dake
Thaynes Canyon
Park City
Utah
Lon Galland
Park
Wim. Seastons
Heber City
Frank Worak
Canton
N. Y
Willett Brockus
Rosso
Frost
Burns
Peters
Waring
Lake Creek
Ketcham
Ida
Loring
Trinceton Creek
Galveston
Tex
Knights of Labor
Mallory Steamship Company
Texas
Mallory
Knights
Mallory Line
Atlanta
Georgia Pacific Railroad
J. W. Pierce
Los Angeles
Hersel
James. Pierce Weaver
Fight With Horse Thieves End in Bloodshed
Detective Jack Duncan and Deputy M Seeley of Freestone County surrender after a fatal confrontation with horse thieves at a Navarre County house. Duncan reports at least five dead, while a woman cries for her child as the clash unfolds late Thursday night. The sheriff proceeds to the scene for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daas
Jack Duncan
M. Seeley
Freestone County
Smith
Duncan
Seeley
Jesse Bonner
Navarre
Ile
Bonner
South 5
Brutal double murder and suicide in Crocker Block
Alfred Smith murdered his wife Mrs Althadine Smith and Mrs Louisa J Wilson with a hammer and then cut his own throat. The bodies were found in room 86 Crocker Block on Superior Street after dawn on Sunday. Smith was hospitalized with non life threatening injuries and expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tull
Teland
Crocker Block
Superior Street
Alfred Smith
Althadine Smith
Louisa Jane Wilson
Smith
H Im
Hts
Huron Street Hospital
Oswego
N. Y
Crocker
Louisa J. Wilson
Outhwaite Avenue
Huron Street H Hospital
Ji la
Baltimore & Ohio Train Collision Kills Four
A Baltimore & Ohio east bound passenger train collided with a freight train near Chicago Junction at 12 46 am causing the wreck of the engine baggage car two passenger coaches and several freight cars. Fireman Vandelier was killed instantly and engineer Bristol and Conductor Palmer died of injuries. Several others injured with deaths feared. Loss estimated at 25000. Cause attributed to the freight conductor neglecting rear danger signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirim
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Chicago Junction
Gong
Baltimore & Ohio
Vandelier
Charles Bristol
Palmer
Thomas Freely
Sandusky
Indianapolis
Bloomington ,& Western
American Leirs of Townley estate convenes in Dtrott
About two hundred representatives from thirty states and Canada met in Drtrott Michigan to fund a $5,000 inquiry into Townley estate inheritance. They seek to determine if any heirs exist and whether American heirs are barred from inheriting, with Hon. S I Blake to travel to England for verification and trustees to hold deeds for all heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drtrott
Mich
Townley
England
Phelps
Washington
States
Canada
John Lawrennd
Mary Townley
S. I. Blake
Toront
Stirpes
Ogn
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. C. Scott
Business Directory
W.E. Rice
EALER
Wooster
David Brenner
Wayne
D.Y. Reebuck
Central House
F. F.H. Pope
Swiss Villa
Vast End
J. M. Palmer
Hiysician Inp
Manin Street
L. Bella Scott
Illiner
Peter Hartman
R. K. Cole
CaNeay House
Busines Centre
H. Cooper Torney
LAW
Justice of the Peace
Wayne County
D. Hawk
Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
Orrville
E. A. Freet
LD Reliable Clothier
J.R. Sturcis
David Moser
E. A. Freet’s
C. Miller
Ntoves &Tinware
Cel SS
Denmark
McElhinney & Stinson
Estees
A. Jabas
Ndersaeker and
Kosier
John Wecht
Salton
Caton
News OF the
General Grant
Senator Chaffee
Hudson River Valley
Ems
New York
Herr von Berg
German Fisheries Association
Blackford
New York State
Opera House
Franklin
Hannah& Dufield
Franklin Oil Exchange
Venango Spectator
Postal Telegraph Office
Slater Club
Rhode Island
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Albany
H. P. Hubbard
New Haven
Conn
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
W.L. Powell
Supreme Court
Wesley Stanton
Julia A. Hunter
Carbondale
Erie
Scranton
Shackamaxon Bank
John A. Hall
Jamestown
Daily Journal
Supreme Court of New York
Central Trust Company
Nickel Piste Railroad
Adams
Wilboro
Mass
H W Pngo
Au Sable Chasm
St. Paul
Minn
Angus McDonald
Osceola
Calumet & Hecla
Vaughn
Ashland
Hempstead
Morris Johnson
Harris
Clay
Johnson
Cincinnati
Murat Halstead
Commercial Gazette
Joseph J. McDowell
the Inquirer
Paul Gox
Buchanan
Cox
Charles Clowes
Chicago
Freiont
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago
Lima
Seymour Leissner
Ft. Wayne
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