Dalton Stove Works and Dalton Businesses Directory
Dalon Stove Works and J and Leonard Pro's advertise Maurice stoves for wood and coal plus heating stoves and church stoves. Also kettles, oven doors, and stove repairs. Lacksmihts and horse-shoers Race and Kosier offer repairs and new work from Main Street Dalton Ohio. Auguste Jabas undertaker offers funerals and embalming. Brenner and Son auctioneers Cry in Wayne and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Stove Works
John Leonard
Maurice
Auguste Jabas
Fanerale
Kosier
Dalton
Senate and House Pass Various Civil and Trade Measures
The legislature reported on multiple bills including funding for fisheries enforcement and mackerel import limits, plus a Chinese indemnity measure and naval ordnance funding. Debates covered labor, land laws, and overseas consular matters as sessions adjourned after tributes to deceased members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
United States
House
Air- Edmunds
Commissioner of Fisheries
State Department
Rock Springs
Wyo
Riet
Bench
Dewdney
Arnot
New
Cullom
Edmunds
Hampton
Manderson
Allison
Hawley
Spooner
Cockrell
Frye
Hale
Plumb
Evarts
Sabin
Palmer
Ransom
Committee
Representative Price
Wisconsin
Caswell
Thomas
Hudd
Henderson
Pettibone
Breckenridge
Indiana
David Turpie
Election
Dolph
Conference
Eads
Hovass
Weaver
General Land Office
Portsmouth
Gueron
Navy Department
Committee On Foreign Relations
Morrill
Committee On Education and Labor
California
Thomas A. Osborne
Hansas
James L. Johnson
Columbiana
Mass Randall Weds Charles Calvert in Washington
In Washington on the 8th at the family residence, Mass Annie Randall eldest daughter of Representative Samuel Randall married Charles Calvert of Lancaster Pennsylvania. The Treasury appoints Isaac Weavery of Georgia as chief of division in the First Auditor's office. The Pension Bureau on the 10th initiated requisitions totaling 18.78 million dollars for March 4 pension payments the largest quarterly disbursement in government history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass Annie Randall
Samuel ‘Randall
Washington
Charles—Calvert
Lancaster
Secretary of the Treasury
Isaac Weavery
Georgia
First Auditor's Office
Senator Opposes War Defense Bill in House Action
Wr Land ul signals opposition to an appropriation for defenses with the House Appropriations Committee shelving the bill. Senate criticism centers on a $21,000 allocation and a belief that $10,000,000 would suffice. The piece notes oblique views on gun and ship production outdating current models. Probate of General WB Hazen’s will in Washington leaves a sister in Harbin Portage County Ohio and a widow as remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiis
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
WB Hazen
Washington
Hazen
Harbin
Portage County
Strike and industrial notices across the region
The report covers a wide range of labor actions and economic events: coal miners resumes work after a strike with agreed pools. Pierce & Bushnell of New Bedford suspend payments. a legislative opinion on plurality voting. a collision sinks Wells City with no known deaths. notable emigrations, investor contracts, and book publication. post office thefts in Bound Brook. rail freight wrecks near Corry and Greenville. yard workers’ wage settlement in Connellsville. nationwide business failures totaling 267 in seven days. executions and sentences in Hudson and New York. Brooklyn machinery firms supplying French demand. Standard Oil develops iron mills near Oil City with 2000 workers. blast furnace statistics and January iron output estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monomahela River
Pierce & Bushnell
New Bedford
Mass
New England
The
Legisia
House-on-the-Suh
Senate
Wells City
North River
Lone Star
John A. Gogin
Bound Brook
N.J
Buffalo, New York & Philadelphia
Corry
New York, Pennsyyvania & Ohio
Greenville
Pittsburgh, McKeesport & Youghingheny
Connellsville
United States
Canada
Hudson
N. Y
Oscar G Beckwith
S A. Vandercook
New York
Barratt
O'Neill
Machinery Mikers
Brooklyn
M. de Bebian
Standard Oil Company
Oil City
Sled accident injures twenty five at Janesville hill
A group of twenty five young businessmen in Janesville Wisconsin were riding a sled down courthouse hill when it struck a large tree and overturned. Nearly all were injured and some may die. Captain F Lilly, a veteran of three wars, was killed in Dayton Ohio when run over by streetcars. A Cleveland to Pittsburgh night express smoking car broke through a bridge at Mill Creek near Cleveland injuring few seriously. The Lincoln hearse used for his funeral burn in a fire at St. Louis destroying Arnot’s livery stable. Dakota Council defeated a bill licensing liquor in incorporated cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Wis
Court House Hill
Lilly
Florida
Dayton
Night Express
Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Mill Creek
Cleveland
Abraham—incoln
Arnot
St. Louis
Afr
Dakota Council
Casxres
Catholi
Lousville
Pia
Tucson
Etowina
Noy
Wellsturg
Chennung
McFarlane
Muir
Lyons
Mapis
Main Street
Zoues
Detroit
Mich
Thorndopls
Vermontville
Winters
Charlotte
Allegheny
Oil City
Franklin
Mi O
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio
Lake Shore
French Creek
Fire damages Glenmila Hotel in Jacksonville Florida
The Glenmila, a fashionable hotel in Jacksonville, Florida, was damaged by fire for about $10,000. Guests escaped safely but servants suffered losses, and the cause and origin are under investigation. The article also notes other scattered incidents including a bank check theft in Ohio and a fatal police arrest in St Louis.
Wild bulls run through Mexico City killing several
Foreign intelligence reports bulls bound for bullfights broke loose in Mexico City on the 9th, killing multiple people. Two bulls were shot by soldiers after entering the National Palace courtyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
National Palace
Four Courts
Dublin
Halifax
Cunard
Beta
Alpha
Queensland
New Guinea
Johannes
Craig
Emily
Japan
Ferdinand von Miller
Rangoon
Burmah
Buronstreet estimates on strikes and a fatal fire noted
A review lists strike related losses totaling 87 248 000 dollars including wages sacrificed and unemployment. An incendiary fire at Anuwearda Montana caused 14 000 dollars in damage. Bishop Writras Grey died in Sewanee Tennessee, born May 22 1705 as the country’s oldest Episcopal bishop. A roof collapse during a political meeting injured attendees in Time Valleys Rhode Island. Reports mention a missing treasurer of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows and various Senate actions on public buildings and naval appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buronstreet's
Tarary
Anuwearda
M. T
Wrtras Grery
Sewanee
Tenncon
Pe Qwas
Tine Valleys
Islaad
Ummer
Tine
Mo Joseru
Odd Bellows
Grand Lodge
Tih
Wright
Nur Galifornia
Mr. Wright
Shorpson
Senate
Portsmonth
Mile Owifors
Paw
Ate
Cit
New York
South Amneriest
Mere
San
Totel
President Cleveland opposed to pension bill amid risk of misuse
President Cleveland transmitted to the House his veto message on a Dependent Pension bill. He warns the measure could grant twelve dollar monthly service pensions to many non veterans, lacks clear disability standards, and invites unfair administration and partisan manipulation, risking higher costs and tax burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Freud
Washington
Feb. T
House of Representatives
Armire
Waur
Hebur
Chiteman
House Committee On Pensions
Jay
Niles
Moreov
Boone
Destructive storms sweep across multiple states
Reports from Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky and Michigan describe violent wind and rain storms causing widespread damage. Louisville reports a cyclone with roofs torn and churches wrecked while other towns record leveled barns blown down river flooding and unroofed buildings.
District Assembly 49 Orders Troat Handlers to Work
New York February 12 District Assembly 49 declared that Austin Corbin promised to furnish work at Ethnabethport with pay at 23 cents per hour and ordered coal handlers to return to work Monday. Brewers and engineers who were ordered out refused to obey and the strike is considered a failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Assembly
Austin Corbi
New York
Kooof E
Austin Corbin
Ethnabethport
Wohoken
Port John
Weehawkna
Porta Amboy
Corbin
Jay
Maine Line
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F. F.H. Pope
M.d.ffice
Ohio
D. Y. Robuck
Central House
L.bella Scott
Dalton. C
Peter Hartman
Abber
Central
R. K. Cole
Entraliouse
Dalton, Guin
Nere
Business Centre
Rample
Algo
David Hawk
Ontario Veterinary—College, Foranto
Qortica
Orrville
Miller & Buchanan
ELA. Freet
Comfey
Gont
WM. A. Harry. Waler
W. C. Scott
Gazrtm
Luginbuhl & Schultz
Dalton Creamery
Manin St
J. R. Sturgis
Dalton Roller Mill CO
Alton
W. C
Egkhart-Roceries
Notions Fe
Tn—T Streets
Oho
David Moser
Atchmaker & Jeweler
E. A. Freet
John Fletcher
Arness
Starness
GEO. Dague & Son
Buchanan
Main St
Martin Schultz
Paes Carriage Works
U. Tainable
D.S. McElhinney
Jowest Tech
D.&. McElhinney
D. Brenner & Son
Wayne
Eli
Addrera
Oat Brookfield
Stark County
Congressional
Fame
Vic
Llonsoris
Glenmila
Jacksonville
Fla
Louisville
Bown
Carson River
Nevada
Carson
Youngstown
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio Railroad
Foreign Intelligence
Vennaylvania
Buckeye
Keystone States
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