Bell’s Romance Union in New York Wedding Notice
An aged father Willis united in marriage in New York as the Greater New York area is described. The event involved Prof A M Well of Woabinig and Mrs Ho hitler, widow of Toke Ahikley, with details about family ties and the couple’s ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis United
Marringe
New York
New
Oil City
Bath
A. M
Ho. Hitler
A. Gribem
Kfellett
Bell
Mills of Fall River on Brink as 28 000 Seek Wages Standstill
Fall River December reports 28 000 operatives in clash with 81 mills holding 61 million capital. After a failed Manufacturers conference, a staged wage cut to begin January was debated as unions seek delay or arbitration. Weather and season favor operatives while capital argues reductions are needed amid rising costs and stiff competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Fnteresta
Eightyone Mille
Fourtos Ich
Wien
Tima Bean
Bardot
American Printing Company
Tesa Than & Motth
Istervate
Wil Bet
Cotton Manufacturers Association
Manufacturers’ Committee
Induktey
Donsure
Massachusette
New Rugland
Chia City
New England
Alt Eree
Ken Turk
PLA
Pall River
Federation of Labor
Durfee Iron Works
Seaconner
Asamille
M. D. Borden
Tie
Archbishop Temple III retirement plans amid health fears
The Most Rev. Frederick Temple, Archbishop of Canterbury, aged about 75, faces health issues and an apparent delay in leaving his post. His appointment as Primate of All England was in October, and recent announcements suggest he will not resign soon despite concerns over his strength and aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Temple
Canterbury
Mehan Geen II
Temple
Canterbucy
All Bigland
Woolen mill capacity strained by rising orders
Woolen mill president George Neal reports orders exceed present capacity. They plan to hire 190 hands, operate looms, start tailoring with about three women, and add sewing machines. Manager McAfee has $5,000 invested. They seek capable warpers and more workers from Missouri. Dr Kings New Life Pills ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid
George Neal
Wenten MI
Warvurs
McAfee
Missouri
Leon
Newt
Holiday Excursion Rates via Missouri Pacific
Holiday excursion rates from Missouri Pacific apply to stations within 200 miles. Tickets on December 4, 5, 6 and January 1 to 4 are valid for round trips at a one fare rate with a minimum of fifty cents. Curtis Fleck of Anaheim, California praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after personal use. Scott & Scott advertise 2% and 50¢ sizes for sale by The Cremerie at 726 Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Curtis Fleck
Anaheim
California
All Drug
Scott & Scott
Cremerie
Ave
Overman Wheel Co Files for Creditors Benfit Springfield
Victor Bowman announces an assignment for the benefit of creditors. Overman Wheel Co of Chicopee Falls, a leading bicycle and sporting goods maker, shows November 30 assets at 1.318 million and liabilities at 549 thousand. Henry B. Bowman of Springfield National Bank named trustee. Albert H. Overman becomes president as creditors meet Friday to consider reorganization. Company has orders ahead totaling 250 thousand, employs about 1,600 full time workers, and operates under Connecticut law with 250 thousand capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Overman Wheel Company
Chicopee Falls
Henry B. Bowman
Springfield National Bank
Albert H. Overman
Hhe Guve
Bostim
Overman
Overman Rampany
Buslawes
Atkinson Retrial Scheduled for June Special Term
In Parkersburg West Virginia Judge Rence Blizzard will hear Mrs Myra Camden Atkinson anew on forgery charges after a prior mistrial. Prosecutor Barinett denies dropping the case and notes Camden Summers plans fresh evidence may sharpen the proceedings. Atkinson will travel to Florida soon.
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Parkermurs
W. Va
Dee
Src
Barinett
Gilmore County
Myra Camden Atkinson
Ate ;Kinson
Rence Blizzard
Camden Summers
Camden
Atkinson
Plarida
Train of Potatoes Shipped from Greeley to New York
A Denver morning report notes a coal car train loaded with Greeley potatoes and other produce headed south to New Orleans then Gotham. The shipment, valued at about $4,000, includes 15 refrigerated cars and is managed by Wolfe of the Greeley Mercantile and partners in Greeley firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Greeley
New York
New Orleans
Gotham
Grand Junction
Samptee Sen
Wolfe
Greeley Mercantile Company
Greeley Potato. Company
Farr Produce Company
Mosher & Parker
I. Rothschilds & Co
Gresley
New Society Formed For the Protection of Penniless Tenants
New York Dec 21 Poor tenants facing eviction and rent arrears have formed the Tenants’ Ald Society to secure legal rights in court. The group provides legal aid and medical care for tenants unable to pay rent as the new year approaches. Officers include president Dahlid W. Slumenthal, vice president Maurice B. Blimenthal, secretary and chief physician Samuel Bier, and treasurer Dr Solimen Fytiynbers.
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Gotham
New York
Uniine
Socinty
Dahldt W. Slumenthal
Maurice B. Blimenthal
Samuel Bier
Solimen Fytiynbers
Burlingtons New Observation Vestibuled Trains
A handsome set of wide observation vestibule trains is out of Burlington shops. Available for all travel, they run from the Missouri River to St Louis on the Denver Missouri River and St Louis Limited. Each car has wide observation vestibule, gas lighting, and sleepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
St Louis
Missouri River
Denver
Chicago
Missouri
Hest
Bt Louis
Howard Elliott
Lively for London Alfred Harmsworth, newspaper magnate
Alfred Harmsworth, publisher of the London Daily Mail and sixteen other journals, is portrayed as a pioneering journalist who built a British media empire from scratch. He funded expeditions by Jackson and Landor, expanding into exploration journalism and shaping public interest with prolific output.
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Alfred ¢. Harmsworth
London
Mr. Harmsworth
London Daily Mail
Harmeworth
Oxford
Glasgow
Portsmouth
Mail
Penry
Frederick Jackson
North Pole
Jackson-Harmeworth
Henry Savage Landor
Tibet
Lhassa
Uncle Alfred Jackson Valet of General Jackson Still at The Hermitage
Uncle Alfred Jackson aged ninety four, valet to General Andrew Jackson, remains at The Hermitage near Nashville serving as guide and memory keeper. He recounts Jackson’s battles, offers personal reminiscences, and recalls the famous breakfast remark at New Orleans. Also notes the czar’s luxury train car and a Knox county woman’s aging hairpin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Hermitage
Uaele Alfred Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Nashville
Old Hickory
Alfred Jackson
Batte
New Orleans
General Jackson
Pakenham
Jackson
Alf
Alt
Tobacco Profits Hit Ten Year High For Kentucky Farmers
Kentucky farmers saw profits surge with tobacco prices rising across the year. The state accounts for a large share of the world crop and valued sales reached about 12 million dollars, with prices climbing from January to June. Despite a smaller crop, improved trade and higher prices yielded substantial earnings for growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Louisville
New Chante Iy
Topeka Conference Opens at Walnut Grove Methodist Church
The Topeka district conference of the Methodist church opened last evening at Walnut Grove Church corner Harrison streets. Sessions continue today with addresses by Rev. AS Embree and a morning sermon. Afternoon discussions cover church topics and sermon delivery with several speakers and varied questions listed for reading and deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Grove Methodist Church
Topeka
The
Methodist Church
Walnut Grove
HikhtvenUr
Harrison Streets
AS. Embree
Minutus
Probie
Fuller
W. Pat
S. Empree
Chandier
Elliott A. J. Cov
Witencnck
Becht
Cd. Wilson
BP. Jaret
Dearters
N. J. Adame
Hammond
Nermer
G. We. Braden
A. Marvel
Me K T Land Cases Delay Continued
The final disposition of the Me K T land cases remains unsettled with no war expected. Special Master Bucher report delayed as December notes show continued disputes over land along Allen County. Judge Monter domu extended deadline to April 2 19 Nye for an elemental report on the lands tied to the M K T railroad. Special Master Tuckey previously ruled for settlers in most cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.&t
Bucher
Wamergué Tolline
Angus Menis
Monter Hue
Gucher
Landa “Pataide
Allen County
Enstides Alien
Tuckey
Great South American kidney cure offered at Kansas avenue
An advertisement touts a patent remedy claimed to relieve kidney and bladder disease within six hours. It promises quick relief from urinary pain, retention, and general urinary tract discomfort for males. sold by Geo. W. Stinsfield and Sim Ding Company at 07 Kansas avenue, Urieginte, To peka, Kan. Also notes Union Pacific holiday excursion fares within 200 miles, valid Dec 24–26, 1847, with return by Jan 4, 1523. Lunch recommendation at Cremerie Scott & Scott, four doors north of the old stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Stinsfield
Kansas Avenue
Sim Ding Company
Urieginte
Topeka
Kan
Union Pacific
Falewwls
J. ©. Fulton
Cremerie, Scott & Scott
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W. H. Palmer
Waterloo
Br Mites
Rervine
W.H. Palmer
Waterton
Towa
Dorevan
Chad Acough
Milew
Pouitire Gemrauten
Genelia Ar
DE Miles Medical
Hikuart
Coxoxrhay
Teialh
Bly Wyvtens
Warren Se
Yeek Guy
Gol St
Powwder
Eyla
Wea Ieee
DR. Temple III
Bucklen & Co
Chicaso
Swift & Holliday
Missouri Pacific
Smet
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Victor I$ Bown
Overman Wheel Company of
Chicopee Falls, Mass
Dakes
Victor Wheels
Mes. Atkinson
Deslers of
Esterday
NEW Society
Mary Bird
Harrisburg
Pasnys
G. W. Stansfield
Nensis Avenue
Lively
Esrmeworth
Alfred C. Harmsworth
Peary
Cenr'a
Princess of Wales
Great Britain
Sapdring
Ams
Hope
Knox County
Metil
Joe
Slupelam
Castoria
Beate
Caaiaris
Prescott & Co
Klauer
Sem Cizar
Low
Iivery
Sonriling
John Dudley
National Stables
Gilckriat Hees
Peerless Swan
West
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