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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1891
Page
1
The Italian Army Holds Possible Irish Return Meditations
A miscellany of 19th century items notes O Donnovan Rossa musing on returning to Ireland. Alaska influenza deaths rise with grippe like rates. California vineyards substitute white for Chinese labor. Maine official sports a 1859 straw hat. Census work in Italy advances. Emperor Wilhelm seeks to wed sculpture to Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’donnovan Rossa
Ireland
Alaska
la Grippe
California
Maine
Porter
Italy
KaIser Wilhelm
Wagner
Austria
Majestic
Atlantic
Chase County
Eas
Atlanta
South
Maple Leaf League” of Canada
Sir John Macdonald
Bank of Scotland
Edward McGrady
Charleston
Woolsey
Byrnes
New York
Berry Wall
Ee Evari
Washington
Brooklyn
Vesuvius
England
Boston
Pittsburgh Street Railway
Custer
Battle of
the Little Big Horn
Chicago
Boston & Providence
Hopkins-Searle
Russia
Nuremberg
Cotta
Saxony
Meissonier
Paris
Thovusanns
London
McKinley Nominated for Governor of Ohio by Acclamation
Ohio Republican convention at Columbus June 16 17 nominated Maj William McKinley Jr for governor by acclamation and endorsed a platform supporting the McKinley tariff bill protection for agriculture labor wool gold and silver coinage and stringent immigration laws. A slate including A L Harris E W Poe W T Cope J K Richards and Charles E Grace was chosen for state offices and board posts with Asa Bushnell as permanent chairman and Robert Nevin as temporary president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Neal
McKinley
Ohio
Europe
Blaine
Grandfather
Baby McKee
McKnley
Joe Hooker
Bushnell
Foraker
Bob Harlan
Bob
W. H. Knochs
Sherman
E.S. Wallace
Rob J. Nevins
Glee Club
Columbus
Grand Opera House
L. W. King
Central State Committee
State Central Committee
Coltumbus
E. T. Butler
Clarke
Cuyahoga
Winery
John Hopley
Crawford
George Id
Harry L. Vail
Cuya
J. B. Allen
Athens
Bell
Perilo
William
Abraham Lincoln
Twenty-third
Congress
Kinley
United States
Republican Party
Republic
Harrison
Charles Foster
the Treasury
James E. Campbell
J. B. Foraker
Gary. Campbell
69Th General Assembly
Republican
Senate
Lieutenant Goverd
A.L. Ha
Jake Pugsley Rett
Highland
Wm. H. A. Ree
Wm. H. A. Ree Chas. P. Griffin
Lucasco
Springfield
Bob Williams Harris
Rawlins
John W. Barger
Pike
Mer
D. James
Griffin
Harn
Burgar
Harris
Frankis Hamilton
Springflee
Bargar
Senlea
Barrett
W. T. Cops
Sellapens
Marshall J. William
Washington, D. C
E. B. King
Erie
J. K. Richards
Lawrence
F. F. D. Albery
Franklin
F. H. Wiggins
Ross
H Powell
Morrow
Rcharda
Board of Public Works
Chas
E. Grace
Hamilton
Mae
Britt Brown
Cenps K. Richards
LW Franklin
F. H. W. Powell
O. T. Carson
J. B. McNeake
Ee King
B King
J.ence
EB. Hsere
Richards
Short Sketches of the Candidates
Brief profiles of multiple Ohio candidates born in Niles Canton Findlay and Circleville spanning Civil War service law politics and business. Records note military ranks elections to prosecuting attorney probate judge auditor state treasurer and senate candidacies with ties to Hayes Crook Hancocgt Lincoln Penn and Foraker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McKinley
Niles
Poland Academy
O. V. ET
Hea
Lincoln
Opequan
Fisher's Hill
Gedar Creek
Hayes, Crook
Hancogt
Canton
Stark County
Ida Saxton
Congress
Andrew L. Harrig
Butler County
Miami University
Preble County
Ohio General Assembly
Edward W. Poe
Warthorn
Findlay
North Baltimore
Wood County
Poe
Wm. T. Cope
Qualker
Philadelphia
Wm. Penn
Ambiana County
Ohigo
Tie
Mr. Cope
Cleveland
John McKernyards
Ironton
Harvard
Lawrence County
Chas. E. Groce
Circleville
Circle
Western Military Institute
Ie Oecvty Bein Salem Groce & Son
Pork Packers
Gov. Foster
Gov. Foraker
Classification of the Nobles and Common People
The Natchez social system divided into nobles and common people, with Suns at the top and a strict line of descent. Nobility passed through the female line, females retaining rank forever, while men descend as nobles then ranks. Laws protected Suns from death and mandated the spouse’s execution at burial, forcing marriages to stankards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchez
Landamere
Florida
Stankards
H. A. Giddings
Popular Science Monthly
The Lucifier Match Vendor Aims For A Quick Fortune
A New York Sun quote reveals a match vendor's plan to market a universal sparkler. He notes customers vary in dislikes such as crackling, smoky odor, or box striking. He seeks a one cent box with balmy smoke, crackle-free and strike-anywhere features, plus trade discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Sun
J d Ah to goodness in the shadow play
Evelina Tolliver laments social limits as a shadow drama unfolds. Miss Evelina notes thin skinned and offensive attitudes while her mother asks about the previous night’s shadow pandemic. Juno receives praise as Susie Jenkins disrupts with a walkout in front of the organice sheet, drawing attention to color prejudice reflected in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelina
Tolliver
Juno
Susie Jenkins
Washington Post
How to Give a Dinner Etiquette Chapter
A brisk exchange about a book of etiquette where the agent touts a fine set of works. The merchant shows disinterest as the agent highlights a chapter titled How to Give a Dinner, illustrating a practical yet sharp moment of sales and distraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Haiti Crisis Deepens as President Hippolyte Clashes With Diplomats
A New York letter reports President Hippolyte of Port-au-Prince tried to seize four political prisoners from the Mexican consulate. Diplomats protested May 30, Hippolyte allegedly insulted the flag and crisis deepens as consuls fear retaliation. Douglass trembled, the writer says, and the Monroe doctrine moral stance is challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Port-au-Prince
Hippolyte
Haytien
Fred Douglass
Douglass
Haytian
United States
Hayti
Diplomatic Corps
Seven Drowned At Picnic Slurry in Curtis Creek
A large gathering of colored people viewed a drownings scene after a buoyant rowboat collision on Curtis Creek. Seven people perished Saturday night, with several rescued by the tug Mohawk. Names given include Georgiana Titus Lulu Mason John Houston Walter Gaston and an unknown man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Creek
Chairs Farm
Thomas B. Bowen
Baltimore
Samuel Barnes
Gaston
Mohawk
Richard
Isaac Titus
Geogiana Titus
al Reaster
Lulu Mason
John Houston
Walter Gaston
Gidney
Gen Albert Pike Will Names Masons and Government Beneficiaries
The late Gen Albert Pike's will, filed by the grand commander of the Scottish Rite Idasonry of the southern jurisdiction, leaves all personal property to trustees for the order and forfeits for any child who obstructs the bequest. He orders the Choctaw award fee to his two sons and daughter and all real estate in Arkansas to son Yvon Pike. Funds from sale of his Little Rock property go to the United States to vindicate title, plus repayment for four horses lost in Mexican service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Yvon Pike
United States
Little Rock
Mexico
Skiff Caught in Squall Reports Fatalities Below Golconda
A skiff carrying Will H Hoenis cher Will Kriepke Sam Randolph Fred Kriepke white and E B Wood and Thomas Eldridge colored was caught in a squall midstream below Golconda Illinois Friday evening and capsized. Will Hoenis cher and Will Kriepke died. E B Wood and Thomas Eldridge survived by swimming to shore. Bodies not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H. Hoenischer
Will Kriepke
Sam Randolph
Fred Kriepke
E. B. Wood
Thomas Eldridge
Golconda
Ill
Monument to Davis Proceeds In Arkansas Meetings
Dispatches from several Arkansas points report Jefferson Davis memorial meetings where committees were appointed to collect subscriptions for the monument. Good sums were gathered at the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Arkansas
Jefferson Davis
Richmond Seeks Jefferson Davis Remains Return
A mass meeting in Richmond Virginia urged the return of Jefferson Davis The plan calls for a committee to travel to New York to persuade Mrs Davis to entomb her husband in Richmond as the permanent resting place The effort emphasizes Richmond as the most fitting site for Davis bones remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Jeff. Davis
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Jefferson Davis
Tragedy at Blenheim Drowns Wife and Two Children
At Blenheim Ontario, Mrs. David Clarke drowned herself and her two youngest children Friday afternoon. Her husband deserted the family with their five other children last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blenheim, Ont
David Clarke
The Peach Crop Expected to Reach Millions of Baskets
The peach crop of the country will be millions of baskets, signaling a strong year for growers and markets nationwide as harvests ramp up across major growing regions.
Archist John Most Resentenced in New York Court
John Most, an archist, appeared Friday in New York court for resentence after an appeal for a new trial was denied. Judge Cowing sentenced him to one year imprisonment, and Most accepted the sentence stoically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Most
Cowing
Sir John's Policy Continues Policy Promise from Premier Abbott
Premier Abbott states no special legislation will be introduced in parliament and the government will continue the Sir John MacDonald policy. The remark underscores the governing stance amid ongoing debates on constitutional and legislative reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John
Abbott
Sir John MacDonald
Boa Constrictor Escapes During Store Encounter
Herman Haile, a New York animal dealer, wrestled a 14 foot boa from a bag after a fractured bag hole allowed the reptile to escape. His daughter Julia and two friends watched as Haile and the snake fought, leaving his arm badly bruised before the boa was reboxed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Haile
New York
Mr. Haile
Julia
Haile
Riot at St Louis camp drives Italians from camp
A Sunday early morning riot at Heman's camp near St Louis involved 60 drunken laborers assaulting Italian workers guarding the new water works site. One Italian, Catalize Francisco, was fatally wounded and 22 others fled with belongings, as police arrested several men and the Italian Consul demanded protection and an official inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workley
Heman
Chain of Rocks
St. Louis
Chicago
Wm. R. Blair
Catalize Francisco
Francisco
Edward Manley
John H
Jos
Michael Cahill
Walk
Bia
Ve S Brooks
Fred Reader
John
Spiller
Dominico Ginncchhio
Writing Telegraph Reproduces Legible Handwriting Across 1030 Miles
The Writing Telegraph Co. transmitted handwriting 1030 miles from Chicago to New York along the Postal Telegraph line. Test conducted at the Postal Co. Chicago office under General Manager Gump with many reporters present. Rain and wire contact reduced legibility of some characters, yet the instrument clearly drew every letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Writing Telegraph Co
Postal Telegraph Co
Chicago
New York
Postal Co
Gump
Esmeralda in Trouble After Island Clash
A telegram from Peru reports that the Chilean ship Esmeralda landed fifty men on Tabosguano islands to seize provisions. Island workers attacked, killed, and seized arms, the ship fired eighty shots until ammunition ran out. The message denies any Chilean government gain from Lobos Islands and calls for action against nitrate speculators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peru
San Diego
Tabosguano Islands
Lobos Islands
Chili
Tarapac
Death of Ex Senator McDonald in Indianapolis
Ex Senator McDonald died at his home in Indianapolis Indiana Sunday night at 1145 PM after a period of semi consciousness. He awoke early Sunday believing the end near and summoned Mrs McDonald to give simple funeral directions before passing away without apparent pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Indianapolis
Ind
Gold Nugget Found in British Guiana For England Specimen
A thirty five pound gold nugget was unearthed in the newly discovered gold district of British Guiana and sent to England as a specimen of the colony's auriferous deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiana
British Guiana
England
General Pope Stopped in Toledo by Illness
Gen. Pope accompanied by his family on the St. Louis to East journey was forced to halt in Toledo, Ohio due to illness. Officials hope a day of rest will permit resumption of travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
John Pope
St. Louis
Toledo
Petition to Czar from Philadelphia on political prisoners
A petition of three hundred thousand names will be sent to the czar in St Petersburg within weeks asking leniency for political prisoners. The Siberian Exile Petition association organized the effort. The petition will fill several large chests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
St. Petersburg
Siberian Exile Petition Association
Called to His Door and Shot
Daniel Freas of Elmhurst Pennsylvania, a well known local man, was fatally shot at his door by unknown persons on Saturday night, with no view or clue to the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Freas
Elmhurst
Three Boys Drown While Aiding Each Other Near Washington
In Doake's pond near Washington Pennsylvania three boys aged eight to thirteen drowned while trying to save each other after one boy dived to aid a companion. John McKeown worth four million dollars, son of the late John McKeown oil magnate, led the daring rescue attempt. Walter Jones, nephew of a local church leader, leaped in to help his friends but perished as well. John Chanlis, nephew of the millionaire, also died in the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doake’s Pond
Washington
John McKeown
Walter Jones
John Chanlis
Chanks
McKeown
Young McKeown
Chanlis
J. F. Jones
M. E. Church
Threatened Channel Change From Missouri River Floods
Flood waters along the Missouri River near Kansas Point opposite St. Joseph Missouri erode land and threaten a new channel two miles downstream, prompting concern over altered navigation and local terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri River
Kansas Point
St. Joseph
Treasury cash balance on June 22 near forty-eight million
The available cash balance in the U S treasury Monday June 22 was nearly 48000000 including deposits in national banks and subsidiary silver The net surplus is 4664879
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Treasury
Weidemann Charged With Poisoning Chicago Husband
Mrs Barbara Weidemann widow of a Chicago tobacconist is under arrest on two charges of poisoning her husband who died in May from arsenic like symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Weidemann
Chicago
Troop D Moves From Ft Wingate Over Cattle Theft Tensions
Troop D of the Second cavalry has departed Ft Wingate bound for the Indian country amid tensions as the red men quarrel over cattle theft among themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Cavalry
Ft. Wingate
Funeral Promise Mark Indiana Here for Ex Senator
The flags across Indianapolis stood at half mast in honor of the late Joseph E. McDonald. His funeral is set for Wednesday afternoon and is expected to be a major Indiana event. Telegrams of condolence arrive from many sources, including one from President and Mrs. Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph E. McDonald
Indiana
Sfarrison
Fatal Row Kills Man and Woman in Winston
In a disreputable Winston North Carolina house a colored woman and a man named John Smith were killed. Wilmer Walker is held for the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
N. C
John Smith
Wilmer Walker
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