Pottery Works and Coal Offerings Advertised in Dalton
An 19th century ad lists E Houghton Pottery near the depot praising refined clay wares Dutch and French Pots Fruit Jars Jugs all sizes with low prices. D S McElhinney promotes coal mining products including lignite nut and stack at low cash terms 3 terms. Auguste Jabas Undertaker offers hearse embalming and new stock of caskets coffins shrouds and trimming at Kosirrs old stand in Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Houghton
Oror Pottery Works
Ohio
D. S. McElhinney
McElhinney
Dalton
Auguste Jabas
Kosirr
Congressional proceedings on naval bills and adjournments
The report covers House and Senate actions from mid February through February 19, including amendments to the Trade Dollar bill, naval establishment increases, and Eads Ship Railway, plus adjournments and eulogies for Senator Pike and John A. Logan. It notes vetoes, conference reports on anti Mormon and consular bills, and various appropriation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savate
Cameron
Eads
Morgan
United States
Mexico
Senate
House
Liberia
Peru
Tokio
Japan
Bangkok
Simm
Rose Witout
Biugranton
Neve
Ta Senate
David Turpie
Indiana
Committee On
Hale
Blair
Fils
Senator Pike
Weaver
General Land Office
nlRocoas
Thomas
John A. Logan
John Stead
Baltimore
Eads Ship Railway
West
Captain Ends
Atlantic & Pa‘the Ship Railway Company
van Wyck
Yeas
Texas
Belmont
Mhe
Maine
Canada
Edmunds
Simmgens W Harte
President nominates Greeley for Chief Signal Officer amid Hazen vacancy
The President nominated Captain A W Greeley Fifth Cavalry to brigadier general rank to fill General Hazen’s death. Land Commissioner Sparks will seek restoration of public land entries in the Sioux City and St Paul Railroad Company acreage. February government receipts average about 1 million daily, with pension payments near 21 million. The President vetoed a seed distribution bill for drought counties in Texas. The first Mexican War pension allowances were issued by Senator Johns Williams Kentucky. The Senate has paused within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Greeley
Fifth Cavalry
Hazen
Sparks
Secretary of the Interior
public land_Inns
Iowa
Sioux City
St.Paul
United States
Texas
Congress
Johns. Williams
Kentucky
Hale
Senate
Coast defenses funds and Bartholdi statue lighting approved
The House Committee on Appropriations backs 45 090 000 for coast defenses and 02 500 for Bartholdi statue lighting through influence of Representative Muller. Presidential nominations sent to the Senate include Samuel N Aldrich as consul at Boston John N Merever as Surveyor of Customs Burlington Owen Mc Gloughlin as Surveyor of Customs Dubuque Arthur K Dehiney as Collector of Customs Alaska Witt W slmstrong as Postmaster Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nayil
Casals
Muller
New York
House Committee On Appropriations
Bartholdi
Senate
Samuel N. Aldrich
Toston
John N. Merever
Burlington
Owen McGloughlin
Dubuque
Arthur K. Dehiney
Wisconsin
Alhisku
Witt W Slmstrong
Cleveland
Albany mayor dies in Florida on the sixteenth
George H Thacher former mayor of Albany dies at St Augustine Florida on the sixteenth. Other news items note William McGraw convicted of burglary in New York and sentenced to twenty years in Sing Sing. Labor disputes include wage demands in Connicksville Pennsylvania and New Haven Connecticut. Philadelphia municipal election results favor the Republican ticket with Licenses on saloons passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Thacher
Albany
Ste Democraticitizens
St-Augustine
Fla
Willham McGraw
New York
Sing Sing
Connicksville
Coke Syndicate
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of
New Haven
Conn
Philadelphia
Fittler
Willan T. Brigham
Boston
National Association of Merchant Tailors of the
United States of America
McGlynn
United States
Canada
Dr. McGlynn
Robert Bonner
Maud 8
James W. Foshay
Broadway Railroad
New York Assembly
Goodyear Metallic Rubber Shop Company
Naugatuck
Milburn
N.J
Nellie Marion
William van Vassal
Smithland
Abner Cooper
Nick Joach
American Trust and Dock Company
Staten Island
N.Y
Susquehanna and Tidewater Canal
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Wiges
Tlice Arch
J. H. Lester
B. F. Butler
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Storm survivors drift at sea near Astoria
J Church and H Harmon, caught in a storm off Astoria Oregon on February 3, drifted for twelve days with minimal provisions. They subsisted on water only once after rain and were picked up February 15 by the steamer Empire in a frail state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Church
Harmon
Astoria
Ore
Empire
Nathan Eckelberry
Toledo
Lewis Leidy
Central Pacific
San Francisco
William Ellison
Hibbard & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Navidad
Tex
James Richards
Sherif Unchurch
Austrian Bill and British Debate on Law Harshness
The Austrian Reichsrat proposes a bill appropriating funds for a pronoun cedural program while the English House of Commons rejects Cameron’s motion for a parliamentary inquiry into alleged harsh and unjust administration of law affecting crofters. Wheellike disasters strike mines in Livant and a cataclysmic roof fall kills five and injures others. The Winnipeg court denies extradition in the Portland Bank case, arguing the offense is embezzlement, not forgery. A St Petersburg dispatch notes rising belief of war between France and Germany. French forts rise in the New Hebrides Port Sandwich reports. Manning resigns as Secretary of the Treasury after long service. President Cleveland contemplates a successor to be named before adjournment.
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Reichsrath
Juliu Bagot
William Carver
James McCormack
Wilbur Mines
Livant
Orit
Winnipeg
Man
Thomas Blackstone
National Bank of
Portland
St. Petersburg
France
Germany
Catel
Rhoxdd+tj
Weales
New Hebrides Campe
Port Sandwich
Jer
Bohd
Wassursgardy
Bob
Manning
Washington
Thay
Amin
Secretary of the Treasury
Trunhawelands
Treasury
Lie Uh
Mure
Tovneer
Dante
Manring
Grover Cleveland
Congress
Pairchild
Ttis
McCue
Department
Messrs. Weoaver
Warner, Bland
Jury Returns Manslaughter Verdict in Captain Unger Case
New York jury verdict lists manslaughter or first degree charges in Captain Unger case. Sentenced to hard labor. Also notes Wilbur of Pennsylvania dies. estate disputes in Scranton. Fire kills five in Roseville. rail and ship safety reforms proposed. budget and veto debates in Congress and Senate during January.
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New York
Uoon
Captain Unger
Anenist
Lohle
Herdiet
Une
Alonso Potter
Pennsylvania
Dieil
Newport
Prescott Hart Butler
Mes
Alt Stewart
Henry Tilton
Stewart
Mars
Supreme Court
Hilton
Scranton
Archibald
Election Board
Flo Ech
Allentown
Roseville
Ark
J. Pendergrass
Senate
Janes
Nev
Debar
Uwair
Mr Mateon
Juvanel Destons Committee
Rteortal
Varents Pension
Punetas
Mayor Hewitt vetoes cheap food street booths plan
New York February 16 The first act of Mayor Hewitt is to veto an ordinance allowing Mrs Clementine LaMadrid to set up street booths selling cheap meals at one cent. He argues the scheme would demoralize the poor and increase idleness despite 15 000 residents lacking homes and relying on charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hewitt
Lion
Clementine LaMadrid
Murderous conspiracy charged in Rowan County case
The Rowan County grand jury indicted three men for conspiracy to murder Judge A. B. Cole, Colonel Zl, and Young and his son. An assassin was hired, with four assistants to be paid for their services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovutsvinim
Rowan County
Cole
Young
Eye
Unger's Awful Story In Murder Trial Recital
A noisy courtroom recounts Unger's dramatic narrative of the Agol murder case. The defendant Bolte is accused of killing a rival in a night of accusations and staged evidence as witnesses describe the tense scene and execution of the alleged crime.
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Iwart
Adager
Elaseel Ager
Bolly
Bohie
Roy
Bolte
Spissa
Unee
Che
Williamsburg
Ballimors
Unger
Lasley
Death on the Toboggan Melds Tragic Scene and Fatal Injury
A fatal accident occurs when a toboggan crash injures Mr. Barrett and Mrs. Barrett during a park event near Chote. He dies at seven o'clock Tuesday evening after surgeons perform operations. Mrs. Barrett remains in critical condition as responders remove debris and tend to the injured at the scene.
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Uthaal Dar
Chartea Po
Witcourb
Barrett
Diaris
Medaaerett
Cantlendt
Ora
Caverly
Parrett
Wind Storm Wrecks Trains and Towns Near Denver
A sixty mile an hour wind storm hit Craven Colorado on Feb 18. The Denver area saw major damage with unrooted buildings and injuries. The Louisville express on the Denver and South Park line derailed after a bridge collapse near Conro injuring many and damaging cars. A train from Union Depot to Morrison fell from an embankment, wounding passengers. On the Denver and Rio Grande line near Colorado Springs, the Salt Lake express was blown off the track and burned. no injuries reported.
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Denver
Craven
Col
Louisville Express
Denver & South Park
Conro
Union Depet
Morrison
Gorbankment
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake
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D. Y. Rebuck
BCS
Henan
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L. Bella Scott
Minly Street
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Peter Hartman
Jaber and
LaAikrprussen
Trouse
R. K. Cole
Tlouse
Lusts Tness Centre
comumereus men“ Alse_tirstecinas
David Hawk
Burgeon
Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
Orryille
E. A. Freet
LD Reliable Clothier
Mathine
WM. A. Harry
Www
Co. Scott
Main Street
J. R. Sturgis
Oller
Dalton Roller Mill CO
Y Dalton
Ohlo
Anamol
W.C. Eckhart
Grogeries
Oula
David Moser
Age ER & Jeweler
Firiees
John Fletcher
GEO, Dague & Son
Alton
Buchanan
Main St
Martin Schultz
Dalton Stove Works
J&joan Leonard
Race & Kosier
Times
D. Brenner & Son
Wayne
Adulresa
Weal Brookierd
Stark County
Congressional
Jattec
Richards
John Baughman
Strom Ethes
Bs-Witestasse
Udls
Grand Jury
St. Louis
Des Moines
Toca! Board
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wheeling
W. Va
John Wagoner
Ac —Amwarde
Andium
Jefersonville
Pros
Stoward
Foreign Intelligence
Mayor Hewitt
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