Grand Lodge Oddfellows NY reports strong finances and growth
The Grand Lodge of Oddfellows of New York closes its annual session citing 29 440 members in the state and a net yearly gain of 5 200 while reporting revenue of 625 997 61 and relief expenditures of 97 330 77. A semi centennial service in Whitewater township Hamilton county is planned with Rev B W Chidlaw delivering an address on local religious history and community impact. Ezekiel Hughes Esq led as the largest contributor with a 100 dollar gift and an acre site donation. General Harrison supplied pine lumber. other locals gave cash, work, or goods as commemorations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of Oddfellows
State of
New York
Berea Union Chapel
Whitewater Township
Hamilton County
B. W. Chidlaw
Ezekiel Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Wales
Great Britain
Miami River
Harrison
North Bend
Israel
Old Berea
Saratoga
Elsie
Katie Pease
Hubbard
Bohoe Re
Schoeppe
Chillicothe
Fellowstine
Columbus
Goodrich
Allen
Masonic Hall
Chillicothe Foundry and Machine Clan
National Labor Reformers
Philadelphia
Davis
Parker
Grant
Louisville
Charles O’conor
Saulsbury
Delaware
Jefferson City
Missouri
Little Rock
Elisha Baxter
W.V. Smith
H. Page
Lee Wheeler
L. D. W. Gonley
J. Corbin
E. J. Searle
M. L. Stephenson
H. B.binson
John Bradley
Cincinnati
Secretary of State and Register of Lands
St. Louis
Supreme Court
E. B. Ewing
H. M. Vorhies
F. A. Sherwood
Washington Adams
Silas Woodson
Buchanan County
C. H. Frost
Phelps County
Eugene F. Weigel
Register of Lands
Frederick Soloman
St. Charles County
George B. Clark
Speeneeren W. Salmon
Demopees
H. Clay
Another Theory on Solar Activity and Planetary Transmigration
A writery reaction to Tacchini’s spectroscopic sun observations and the Spectator’s magnesium masses theory. The piece satirically notes heat waves urging science to explain and suggests moving to another planet when Earth grows unbearably hot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plantamour
Tacchini
London Spectator
Spectator
Osborne Arrest Reveals Mass Murder Near Clearmont Mo
Authorities in Clearmont Missouri arrest a man named Osborne after five bodies are found in a traveling wagon. He says Williams killed the group near Holtoss Kansas and that Osborne was hired to remove them. The victims include a Mr Ome and family. the party traveled toward Nebraska with a young man named Reese and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearmont
Osborne
Williams
Holtos
Kansas
Ome
Ren
P Son
Disrupted Belfast and European Dispatches Describe Unrest
Reports from Belfast describe mob violence, arson, and police clashes with rioters amid ongoing suppression measures. Other items note Belgian coal imports, a Dublin bakers strike easing, and international updates from Geneva, Havre, and Mexico with political amnesties and elections in flux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Belfast
America
Johnson
Ree
Moore
Prince of Wales
Rance
Sherman
Dundee
Dublin
Pais
Panama
St. Nagaine
Isth
Santander
Garde Republicaine
Havre
Tronville
Thiers
Count Orloff
Russia
Berlin
France
Love Letters and a Titusville Gas Well Purchase
A reflective piece on love letters tracing emotion and time, followed by news that the Newton gas well near Titusville has been bought by city capitalists to supply refineries and machine shops. Laying pipe costs 53500 and work begins immediately, finishing in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Tribunal of Arbitration
Bancroft Davis
Newton
Titusville
Notable Washington Arrival and Missourian Politics
Prince Sumalis arrives in Washington with ongoing international intrigues. In Missouri Clark, Baxter and Woodson led mixed party ticket as Democrats and Liberals merged toward Louisville, while local benches and state offices debated platforms and leadership amid a turbulent political season.
Robins in Troy Set Nesting Record for Sixteen Years
A pair of robins in Troy New Hampshire have reused the same tree for their nest for sixteen years and expect to celebrate a golden wedding as the birds reach a long living cycle in the local yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N. H
Health tips for Maine farmers on rest and comfort
The Maine Farmer urges farmers to care for personal health with proper rest and comfort. It advises work breaks, morning and night routines, clean nightwear, fresh wholesome food, and avoiding excessive cold drinks and overuse of fresh meats. It emphasizes bathing, avoiding night in dusty clothing, and staying hydrated during heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Room Upstairs: A Woman’s Fight for Equal Pay in Teaching
A female teacher faces wage inequality as she trains and leads a school program. She is paid fifty five dollars a month for three months while male colleagues earned seven hundred for six months. The board later confirms her success but sticks to the lower wage, denying advancement based on sex. The tale ends with her leaving to seek work elsewhere, urging that ability determine position and pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
da Webster
Doug
Fossil Ivory Found By A Reeve In Kansas
The Council Grove Democrat reports A Reeve found and exhumed fossil remains during a western tour. He gathered thigh bones molars a tusk vertebra fragments totaling about five bushels, noting molars six to twelve inches wide and a four foot two inch tusk. He laments Kansas rich in such finds but lacking a complete collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Grove Democrat
A. Reeve
Kansas
Home ownership and self-reliance urged by local advisor
A local commentary extolls buying land to build a lifelong homestead. It argues saving income to purchase property boosts character, self-respect, independence, and civic virtue. The piece ends with a drowning report: Charles Kortrecht, ten, of Memphis, drowned and body not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kortrecht
Memphis
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Evening Star
Star Publishing Company
Evening Star
Ohio
Foreign News
TEMS
St. Petersburg
International Statistical Congress
Constantine
Mixco
Garcia de Cadena
Porfirio Diaz
Lerdo de Tejeda
San Jose Bose
Juurists
Nelso
United States
Thiele
Chiapas
Prince Sumalis
Sandwich
Gladstone & Co
East India
China
Seth Wait
Frenchtown
Mich
Monroe
Oe Vines, & Monroe
Cunningham
Mississippi
Auditor’s Office
the DeMoines Typographical Union Yovterney
C. T. ‘McConnell
Marysville
John W. Jenet
Keokuk
Neax
Walnutstree
Joe A. Dean
Otto
Ind
Oathard
Advocate Publishing CO
Jackson, Tenn
James P. McNamara & CO
E. Cor
Pearl and
Walnut Streets
Undertakers
John F. Wiltsee
Dertaker
West Sixth Street
John P. Epply
Ninth Street
Cor
Plum
Perry Davis
Eyesuice
Aum
Electrotypers & Stereotypers
Elm St
Tux
Ohio and Mississippi Railway
Cnepee
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Cochran
Delhi
Lawrencebur
Vine Street
Mill Street
Frank van. Dusen
Charles McCabe
F&s
LEGAL
Hamron Couny
A. Grodyiski
C. C. Arche
A. Grodynski
Uperior Court OF
William Porter
John B. Davidson
Wm. Porter & Co
Superior Court of
Sai i
American Express
Tobees
GEO. C. Miller & Sons
West Seventh Street
John D. D
Notre Dame University
Indiana
Brother Emmanuel
Joseph
Pennsylvania
Military Academy
Chester, Delaware CO
West Point
John Cinnamon
A. B. Merriam
Hagans
Jas. Goodin
H. Goodin
The
Academing
P. M
D&w
Cincinnati Type Foundry Co. Co
WELLS
Silver Ware
Fourth Street
North Side
Wm. Wilson McGrew
West Fourth St
Swarts
Pike's Onera Building
A. J. Clarheh
Degrath
Canadas
Seaton
C. Degrath
Chas. DeGrath
D. Park
Queen City
Peale & Bro
Central Avenue
Mhl
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!