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10 Feb 1887
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The Harrison News in Harrison, Ohio
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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1887
Page
1
First Capitol of Ohio and Pioneer Massie Sketch
A historical sketch traces Chillicothe’s early role in Ohio’s settlement from Massie’s Scioto surveys to the first state capital. It covers Massie’s leadership, Massie’s surveying expeditions, frontier life hardships, and key figures like McArthur, Tiffin, Worthington, and McArthur’s governorship, with notes on Chillicothe’s evolution and notable residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
General McArthur
Ohio
Marietta
New England
John Cleves Symmes
Board of the Treasury
Big
Miami
Columbia
Cincinnati
Gallipolis
Western Reserve
Cuyatoga County
Nathaniel Massie
Scioto Valley
Massie
Manchester
Adams County
Virginia
Congress
Old Dominion
Goochland County
R. ©. Anderson
Virginia Military Lands
Scioto
Virginia Military District
Sciote
Little Miami
McDonald
John Beasley
Nathaniel Beasley
Peter Lee
Duncan McArthur
Kentucky
Clarke County
St. Clair
Ross County
General Assembly
Paint Creek
Return J. Meigs, Jr
Meigs
General Massie
Hillsboro
Highland County
Jas. Ross
Pennsylvania
Northwest Territory
Chillcothe
Walnut Street
Unionet
Zanesville Cicty
Cothe
Columbus
Monongahela
Brannon
Samuel Smith
J. B. Finley
Presbyterian Church
William Speer
Colonel Worthington
Tiffin
Elizabeth Cochran
George Kilgore
Tiftin
Second
Walnut Streets
Bayil Abrams
Thomas Gibson
Territory
William Rutledge
William Gutherie
Territorial Legislature
Constitutional Convention
Christian Advocate
Colonel McDonald
Edward Tiffin
Wm. Gilmore
Carlisle
Eng
Philadelphia
Charleston
Mary Worthington
Robert Worthington
Thomas Worthington
Lucas
Worthington
Dr. Tiffin
Paris
D. M. Tiffin
M. Scott Cook
C. G. Comeggs
Methodist Church
Asbury
Paint Ereck
United States
St. Gair
Thomas Worthigton
Thomas Worthngton
U.S. Senate
Cumberland
St. Louis
Tecumseh
U. S
New York City
National Intelligencer
Chase
Adena
Washington
Latrobe
Washington City
Albert Gallatin
Geneva
Dutchess County
N. Y
McArthur
Harmar
Upper
Captina
Belmont County
Maysville
Hull
Detroit
Harrison
Malcom’s Mills
Billion-dollar bids for trial guns prompt prize plan
Senate approves two bills totaling 21 million dollars for modern ordnance and coastal defenses to be available from 1888. The measures, praised by army and navy officers and New England interests, include liberal prizes for trial guns and a select Board of Ordnance to oversee experiments. Total appropriation reaches 10.34 million with many contingent funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasaixpton
Senate
New England
South America banks show rapid growth and large capital
In Wastmonetox on February 7 Colonel W P Tisdell reports South American banks surpassing U S scale. Buenos Aires Province Bank capital stands at 34 million gold with deposits about 86.6 million and 35 135 depositors in 1885. National Bank capital 20 million with 252 269 thousand deposits and 412 420 thousand in loans. London and River Plate 10 million capital, profits 582 214. English Bank of River Plata 5 million capital paying 7 14 per cent dividend in 1885. River Plata Land and Agency loaned 1 million on real estate and 750 thousand on securities. Italy and River Plata Bank 1 5 million capital with 3200 000 reserve. French bank of 2 million capital near start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastmnetox
South America
W. P. Tisdell
Argentine Republic
Tisdell
Province of
Buenos Ayres
National Bank
London and River Plazn Bank
River Plata
Volcanic eruptions shake Baku and surrounding region
From Baku, Russia, reports detail a subterranean explosion that unsettled residents and damaged buildings. Simultaneously Lokbatan volcano eruptions sent a river of fire and mud into the countryside, with columns reaching 350 feet and mud depths from seven to fourteen feet over a square mile, lighting the area for miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peterspurg
Baku
Lokbatan
Two Die After Iron Tank Crash Outside Lebanon
In Lebanon Valley near Lebanon Pennsylvania yesterday an iron tank carrying red-hot cinders collided with a second car. The molten metal burned the bodies of Peter Reddinger aged 45 and Henry Kurtz aged 38. Reddinger died soon after the crash and Kurtz died this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Lebanon Valley Furnace
Peter Reddinger
Henry Kurtz
Reddinger
Kurtz
Parnell Plans Abroad for Health After Debate
London February 7 Acting on doctors orders Mr Parnell will travel abroad to restore his health after the address debate. Parnellites will oppose all liquor traffic measures in Parliament arguing the issue should be left for an Irish Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Parnell
Parnellites
Ireland
How He Appeased Their Wrath by Land Trade
In Indianapolis on February 7 John W Vint aged Lakeside Ind postmaster married Dora White an eighteen year old servant and appeased the wrath of his daughter and his divorced wife by giving the former 120 acres of land and a store and the latter 120 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John W. Vint
Lakeside
Ind
Dora White
Sunday Law Upheld by Supreme Court in New Orleans
The Supreme Court ruled that the Sunday law passed last year is a legitimate exercise of police power and constitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Supreme Court
Dress reform societies formed in Nordic nations
Societies advancing dress reform for women have been started in Sweden Norway Denmark and Finland. They plan to operate along the lines of the English Rational Dress Society and, as far as possible, in coordination with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Finland
Octogenarian and family avoid riding trains in Georgia
A Cedar Creek Georgia octogenarian has raised a large family and, along with his wife and seven daughters, has never ridden a mile on the trains. The detail appears in the Allanta Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Creek
Allanta Constitution
A Smell of War at Dupont Powder Mills
Philadelphia reports a surge in activity at the Dupont Powder Mills on the Brandywine as orders for black powder surge. Observers connect the bustle to potential European war supply to France or Germany, noting prior Franco-Prussian War patterns and the Duponts’ attempts to ship via New York steamers and chartered vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupont
Europe
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Brandywine
Duponts
France
Germany
New York
Another Railroad Horror Near Woodstock Bridge Crash
An express train departing Boston broke a rail and plunged through a bridge near Woodstock VI. Thirty three bodies recovered, likely total deaths over forty, with many wounded. Survivors describe charred remains, cold and desolate scenes as rescue efforts continue amid zero to five degree temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Woodstock
Alive With a Bullet In His Brain
A Peoria saloon keeper James Marshall, after heavy drinking, shot himself in the head at about one o clock. The ball breached the skull and lodged beyond reach of a probe, yet he remains alive and incoherent as doctors hold cautious hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Iun
Jas. Marshall
Death Mystery: Decomposed Body Found Near Wabash River
A decomposed body found in drift wood on the Wabash River eight miles south of Lafayette Michigan today is likely a woman and has lay in water for about four months. Identity and sex are uncertain as officials investigate the mystery surrounding the corpse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette, Mpd
Wabash River
No Cause for a Just War Opinion on Canada Fishing Rights
Secretary Manning’s official view on retaliatory Canada legislation states Canadian restrictions violate treaty fishing rights. He calls the breach of comity unfriendly but not cause for war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Manning
Canada
Brandon brothers deadly dispute in Forest City
In Forest City Arkansas last night John Brandon shot and killed his brother Richard W Brandon during a business dispute. John Brandon surrendered to officers without attempting escape and was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
John Brandon
Richard W. Brandon
Forest City
Suppressing Socialists Sparks Brussels Police Action
Brussels police seize a new Socialist paper called the Conserit. Anzele a prominent Socialist is released from Ghent prison. A demonstration by his followers is suppressed as it threatened to turn into a clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
the Conserit
Anzele
Ghent
Acquittal of J. M. White Vessel Officers
New Orleans February 6 inspectors of steam vessels acquitted the officers of the J. M. White of blame for the December 16 fire and loss of passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orlans
J. M. White
Attempt to Rob a Train Near Feb 5 Incident
Three amateurs attempted to rob the Wabash west bound express. They ordered engineer Jack Tyrell to stop the train. Tyrell drew a revolver and kicked the would be robbers from the train. The express car typically carried a heavy currency cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fotono, Inti
Wabash
Jack Tyrell
Tyrell
Died While Laughing in Evansport Man
Hugh Barnett of Evansport died yesterday in his chair while laughing heartily at a pun. He had been an invalid for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Hugh Barnett
Evansport
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