Local Dalton Businesses Run On Variety Goods and Services
A compendium of Dalton Ohio merchants offering veterinary care three miles south of Orrville dental and legal services at Gazette Building Main Street dry goods notions groceries and general merchandise from Lucinbuhl Schultz to J R Sturcis and Kemp Eckhart plus crafts like jewelry bootmaking and blacksmithing with stoves tins furniture and meat market operations listed along Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Scott
OTARY
Main Street
Lucinbuhl & Schultz
Dalton Creamery
Main St
W.c. Eckhart
Neers Notions
E ‘Senter
Sengon
Main Mill
Dalton
Ohio
Congress considers rights of way for railroads through Indian Territory
Senate and House proceedings cover bills to grant right of way for the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad through Choctaw and Chickasaw lands in Indian Territory. education debates and budget proposals shape the week. executive sessions follow. The murder of Captain Crawford by Mexican troops prompts a foreign affairs inquiry and potential reparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Plimb
Kansas
Congress
Indian Territory
Maxey
Committee On Judiciary
Jackson
Bland
Riggs
Committee On
Post-offices and Postroads
United States
House
Hoar
Washington
General Grant
O& For
Logan
Library Committee
Wrington
Conger
Mr. Springer
Bowen
Manderson
State
Navy Departments
Crawford
Maus
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Mr. Edmunds
Judiciary
Alexander P. Stewart
Mississippi
Thomas L. Rosser
Virginia
Edward G. W. Putler
Missouri
Pont
Kelly
Itecord
Holt
Fitz- John Porter
Hewit
Joseph Francis
Hatch
National Woman Suffrage Association Opens 18th Convention
Seventeen states and territories attend the opening in Washington on the 17th with Elizabeth Cady Stanton reelected president and Susan B. Anthony as vice president at large. The group urges Congress to pass a constitutional amendment granting women the ballot and opposes Utah disfranchisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Woman Saceane Association
Washington
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
Matilda
J. Gage
Phoebe W. Cousins
Navy Department
United States
Galena
Key West
Fla
City of Mexico
New York
Honduras
House Committee On
National Woman Suffrage Association
Congress
Utah
Association
Mire. Rilen H. Sheldon
Te Gstab
Women and Labor Initiatives Form League in Chicago
A Chicago lecture bureau plans headquarters and appoints committees to organize an industrial class for women. They will teach how the ballot relates to labor and civic engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Large nail works fire at Crescent and other regional notes
Fire destroyed the large nail works at Crescent Pennsylvania on the Northern Central line under Standard Nail Co, with about 40000 dollars loss. Other items report Mrs Yseult Dudley’s improvement after asylum confinement, a New Jersey tax law ruling, weekly business failures, and steel industry wage shifts.
Violent Night in New Straiteville and Across the Nation
At New Straiteville Ohio on the night of the 15th saloonkeeper Thomas West shot and killed Jaimes Nixon as he attempted a break in. Nixon companion A Spencer also fatally shot by West’s associate Al Fastling. West and Fastling arrested. A Native American named Red Eagle died of consumption on the Northwestern Railway, nine others traveling with him home from Philadelphia. Colorado Silver Convention in Denver on the 17th saw 150 delegates defend unlimited coinage of silver against gold. Ohio Penitentiary fire in Columbus on the 17th destroyed Brown Hinman & Co rake shop and Ohio Tool plane shop, loss £25000. H D Anderson reported stolen deeds to 50,000 acres valued at $120,000 at Union Depot, St. Louis. Dispatch from Arfita Fo, N is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straiteville
Thomas West
Jaimes Nixon
Nixon
A. Spencer
al Fastling
West
Fastling
Red Eagle
Philadelphia
Pingridge Agency
Oak
Northwestern
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Brown, Hinman & Co
Ohio Tool Company
H.D. Anderson
Kildare
Tex
Littler & Texas Land Company
St. Louis
Union Depot
Arfita Fo, N
Eight Sheep Herder Massacre and Mormon Exodus News
Reports say eight sheep herders on Solomon Luna’s ranch in Valda County near the Arizona line were slain in a recent Apache clash. Luna brothers ride to the scene with mounted forces. Ohio passes a bill to hold elections for Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Toledo and Dayton with boards picking judges and clerks. An Ovila Fla dispatch notes orange trees bloom and crop prospects are strong. About seventy five Mormon converts travel from several Southern states to Utah under elder guidance. Charles Hall of Mingo Junction Ohio reports a fatal shooting after investigating a nighttime noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
East
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Tenn
Utah
South
Charles Hall
Mingo Junction
Chicken
Convent Fire Near Brussels Scores No Losses
A fire destroyed the Ursuline convent at Laokin a Brussels suburb on the 17th. Thirty nuns and 105 scholars and lodgers were saved with little personal loss. Several scholars come from America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laokin
Brussels
America
London
Gladstone
Greece
Turkey
Cape de Las Penas
Bay of Biscay
Wonan
Landstrum
Reichsrauth
Austria
Ottawa
Dominion
Northwest
Middleton
Strikes End In Coke Region Wages Rise Ten Percent
The Connellsville coke strike ended on the 20th after five weeks, with wages increased to thirty cents per wagon for mining and sixty cents per oven for drawing coke. Operations resumed on the 22nd and losses exceeded half a million dollars. Also noted: Treasury bonds offered totaling ten million dollars, a boating drowning incident near Harrisburg, pension payments about ten million in February, and various obituaries and riots impact claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindts and Cokera
Connellsville
Ork
Secretary of the Treasury
Susquehannie River
Harrisburg
John
Frank Mast
Lewis Dietrich
Charles Mathias
Treasury Department
New York Associated
Keenward Puiair
Hoe
L. J. Gisson
Rochester
N. Y
National Association of the Engineers
Une Mino
San Francisco
State Department
Floresville
Tex
AtgIo Pa
Tragic Wisconsin House Fire Kills Six Plus Guest
A Greenbush Wisconsin fire destroys the old Enite hostelry killing six family members and a guest. The sole escapee, a hired man with a suspected motive, faces scrutiny as investigators weigh foul play amid sparse communications from the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Prysroutu
Wis
Greenbush
Enite
Abraham—Ehle
Jamese Ehle
Ellen Ehle
James
Eble
Khles
Canadians Vow to Fight U S Fish Rights in Waters
Ottawa reports rising tensions as the Cleveland administration appears to have abandoned renewal talks on Washington treaty fishery clauses. Ministers warn of possible rupture with the United States and even with England, if US crews fish in Canadian waters next summer. Sir John Macdonald stays reticent but pledges to block US fishers if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Washington
Department of State
Congress
Cleveland
England
A. W. McLelan
United States
Canada
New England
John Macdonald
Canadian
Water Recedes as Boston Flood Relief Mobilizes
Boston reports the Roxbury flood receding after four days covering two square miles. Officials warn of mortality, as residents seek aid, coal, wood, clothing, and medicines. Descriptions note six furniture wagons delivering food and fuel while doctors, police, and aid workers assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
St. Louis
Roxbury
Merrimac
Haverhill
Misa
Elma
Treacher
Lowell
Louis
Postmasters Conclude Chicago Convention With Resolutions
Delegates at the Chicago Grand Opera House approve reports on mailing letters in trains, extend or debate special delivery limits, adopt bonds reforms, and organize the Mutual Benefit Association. A National Committee is formed with officers and plans next annual gathering in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Curiaco
Grand “Opera-House
Grubbs
Indiana
Congress
Vilas
John H. Patterson
United States Mall
Postmasters’ Benevolent Association
Alabama
L. H. Grubbs
Arkansas
HR. P. Pullivan
Connecticut
C. B. King
Dakota
A. B. Baker
Georgia
J. B. Roberts
J. F. Brady
Illinois
L.J. Sacristo
Iowa
George F. Crouch
Kansas
H. C. Carter
Massachusetts
W. D. Howe
Montana
J. O. Hussey
Minnesota
Neil Currie
Miastasippi
W. A. McMissin
Wichigan
W.T. B. Sohermerhorn
Nebraska
K. A. Bimmons
New Hampshio
F. H. Daniela
New Jersey
Emma Porter
New York
W. D. Hoyt
Ohio
J. G. Herzog
Pennsylvania
M. W. Loftus
W. W. Andrews
West Virginia
Thomas G. Brady
Wisconsin
W. H. Cannon
L. J. Sacriste
Committee On
Postal Service
National Committee
Asterna-To-Congreese
Grand Opera House
Mutual Benefit Association
JL .J. Bacriste
Postmasters’ National Committee
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dalton+Gazette
W. C. Scott
W. E. Rice
Ealer
Wooster
David Brenner
Actioneer
Wayne
Countres
D. Y
F.f.h.pope
M.D
J. M. Palmer
Hylician
Axp Surceon
L. Bella Scott
Illiner
Peter Hartman
Arber
Central House
R. K. Cole
H. Cooper Ttorney
LAW and Justice of the Peace
Wayne County
D. Hawk
Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
Orrville
E. A. Freet. LO Reliable C Clothier
J.R. Sturcis
H. R. Weimer
David Moser
Atchmaker & Jeweler
E. A. Freet
C. Miller
Toves &Tinware
Denmark
McElhinney & Stinson
A. Jabas
Ertaeker
Deates
Kosler
John Wecht
Alton
Dacue & Buchanan Bros
Ealers
Daly
Delton
News OF the
Crescent
Northern Central
Standard Nail Company
Yseult Dudley
O'Donovan Rossa
Middletown
Theswill
Elion
R. Russell
Montague
Mass
Public Library
Elizabeth
N. J
Orphan ‘Asylum
New Jersey State Supreme Court
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Pittsburgh
Robert W. Richards
W. 5. Logswell
Syracuse
James F. Lewis
New York City
J. D. Weeks
James Henry Paine
Robert Treat Paine
Audro
Tappan
Kohler
Court of Common Pleas
Scottville
Foreign Intelligence
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!