Long Remembrance of a Winter of 1302 95 and Misc Notices
A collage of historical notes cites a French court ruling on military service for a Franco English mixed descent youth, plans to restore Jackson’s home in Tennessee, and a Hermitage project in Meabrille to collect relics. It mentions the U.S. wartime and postal exhibits in Chicago, the Columbian stamps value, and Aladdin-like advances in aluminum framed eyewear. It also covers French naval expansion, the Cruchshank Fagin portrait origin tale, street begging critiques, health worries about rag-imports, and Indiana road-improvement campaigns with state funding prospects.
Ex President Hayes Dies at Fremont Ohio Victorious Civil War Leader
Ex President Rutherford B. Hayes died at his Fremont Ohio home and a long illness preceding his death was noted. The report covers his public service including civil service reform and the resumption of specie payments, his war record, family, and widespread mourning across Ohio and Washington. It documents his final days, last words, and funeral arrangements with references to his wife Lucy Webb Hayes and honors from universities and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherford Birchard
Freuont
Rutherford B. Hayes
F. & Hilbish
Gen Hayes
Columbus
State University
Mr. Hayes
Hayes
Garfield
Fremont. O
National Prison Reform Association
Slater Education Fund For
Peabody Education Fund For
South
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of
United States
Kenyon College
Harvard University
Yale College
Johan Hopkins University
Ohio
Foster
William M. Evarts
John Sherman
Alexander Ramsey
Nathan Goff
R. W. Thompson
L M. Key
Carl Schurz
Leonard
Cleveland
Commander In
The
Loyal Legion
Francis Wayland
William M. F. Bound
Old Army
Gen. Hayes
Coruusve
Ohio State University
Board For
United
Uniten States
Fremont
Secretaries of War
Navy
Benjamin Harrison
Washington, D. C
Lucy
Lakewood
Harvard
Lower Sandusky
Fremont, O
Cincinnati
Lucy W. Webb
Chillicothe
H. W. Gorwine
William K. Rogers
J. W. Posen
Charles Foster
Treasury
Noble
Rusk
Rosecrans Wanamaker
Mont
Pres Department
Colons
Bate South Mountain
Supreme Court
Winchester
Fisher's Hill
St Cedar
Cneo Sinete Ana
Farch
Grant
Thurman
George H. Rev. J. T. Albritton
Pendleton
Episcopal Church of
Egan
J. W. Bashford
D. D
Congress
Cincinty
Lucy Webb
Oakwood Cemetery
Eemeveras
Gen
Blaine
William McKinley
J. LM. Curry
Spain
Calvin S. Brice
E C. Dawes
Samuel J. Tilden
New York
Wager Swayne
M. F. Force
Paign
William E. Haynes
Grover Civil Service Reform
William Henry Smith
W. H H. Miller
Louisiana
Florida
South Carolina
National Lawmakers Give Debates and Death Notices
Washington reports show Senate debates on a one term presidential amendment and anti option measures, with Hayes honored after his death. House actions include claims settlements, silver bullion refund bills, and a national quarantine proposal. In New York a warehouse blaze on Washington Street injures nine firemen, with three possibly fatally harmed and losses around 150 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wasnixeron
Morrill
McGarrahan
Petter
Kan
Call
Fla
Wasnmeror
Sherman
Wasnixeter
Hayes
Wasumneros
Elijah W. Halford
Indiana
Wasametos
Hoube
Executive Department
House
Arkansas
Wasnrxeror
Congress
Wasurgeton
Haynes
Ohio
Washimpton
Interstate Commeres Commission
Washmerton
Beriens
New York
New Yous
Washington Street
Minor News Items From West Superior and Beyond
A wide yard of brief notes covers West Superior Wis and Cairo Illinois Paris Oswego and Burlington Iowa. It reports counterfeiters captured at West Superior Patience Williams a centenarian in Cairo a 130 year old claim near Orland and a new $100000 courthouse dedication in Dubuque. Also noted are train collisions at Jersey City deaths in Canada and Wisconsin and various crimes, storms, and curiosities across several states and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Superior
Wis
Patience Williams
Cairo
Nelson
Stanley
Africa
Kajkugar
Colorado Springs
William Hall
Milan
Natalia
Shelbyville
Tenn
People's Mutual Accident Association
Pittsburgh
Mary Ann Nelson
Orland
Dubuque
T. Eve
Wiederhold
Keo- Kuk
Burlington
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
N. J
Sam Small
Snd
Atlanta Constitution
Olinoia Supreme Court
Mount Vernon
Belmont
Chicago
New York
Charles L. Pool
New Albia
Domincio Teragnuello
Sing Kee
Nanaimo
B.C
Canton
John Logan
American Watch Company
Boston
Mary Taggert
Philadelphia
Thomas Davis
Nathan Ramsey
Helens
Ark
Prince Mallory
Charles A. Sinclair
Armour Packing Company
Charles W. Thorn
Kansas City
St Paul
Jules Eichberg
W. B. Hoffs
Harry Rollins
Grenada
Misa
Tallahatchie
Hans Anderson
Wisconsin
Judge Bardeen
Merrill
Young Anderson
Herbert M. Hayden
New Northwestern Railroad
Casimir Livan
Geneva
Switzerland
Crounse
Nebraska
Joseph Williams
Ewing Family
Omaha
Charles Sewart
James Duugherty
Wasavictos
National League of Good Roads
William E Chandler
Congress
League
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Weather Shrinkage in Trade and Mixed Markets Around Nation
Dun's weekly review notes severe weather dragging general business, with slower east-bound shipments and weak exports, yet money remains fairly available and demand steady in some regions. Wheat prices ease amid large receipts. coal shipments hit by conditions. multiple cities report varied retail activity and upcoming legislative concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun's Weekly Review of Trade
Chicago
Milwaukee
Denver
Salt Lake
Nashville
Knoxville
Atlanta
New Orleons
The Farmer and the Grocer Survey
A grocer refuses to pay seven pound turkey price to a seven pound bird. A farmer questions paying full price for baking powder with 27 percent less leavening. Advice warns buyers to avoid alum and acids. Miscellany snippets include humorous lines about bargain lovers and wedding worries.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gretan Wert Limes
Sia van Wert Printing Co
S & Prep
van Wert
France
Mme Ladies’ Hermitage Association of
Meabrille, Tenn
Jackson
Hermitage
Tarrytown
N.Y
Delevan
George
George Jones
New
United Wigtes
Republic
Br Gr
Wanamaker
Averuia
Chi“mag
Austria
Qerary-wiss
Lorient
Saint- Trazzire
Havre
Cherbourg
Cruishank Con
Fagin
London
Boards of Health
Philadelphia Board of Health
Budden
Boldier Ntateerman
Utherford B. Hayes
Board, of Trustees
Gen. Mitchell
Webb
Union Depot
Spiegle Grove
Aea
Washington
Wasumerox
Gen. Butler
Senator Kenna
Lident
Yuna Wausuexer
Oourcusines Noble and
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Henry C. Corbin
J. G. Breckinridge
George D. Ruggles
Luddington
Tasker N. Bliss
Scofield
United States Navy
Howell
Dickins
Houston
Loyal Legions
Twenty-third Regiment
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Grand Army of the Republic of Ohio
General
Wasurmerox
David Tarpie
Connecticut
Joseph R Hawley
Minnesota
Cushman K. Davis
Edward Murphy, Jr
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
Missouri
Francis M. Cockrell
California
Stephen M. White
Michigan
Francis B. Stockbridge
Tennessee
William B. Bate
Delaware
George Gray
Maine
Eugene Hale
Matthew Quay
Gaesevre
Ill
Glenwood Ice Company
Swan Brown
Copeland & Martin
Comstock & Streckner
Galesburg
Ching
America
Yang Yu
Curcace
Calumet Club
Martin A. Redfield
Kittie McCabe
Canada
Montreal
Batimore
Samuel K. Langrell
Denton
Baltimore
American Phosphate and Chemical Company
Montana
Great Falls
Graxp
Carlisle
Frassrort
Gov. Brown
John Young Brown
Kensenator
Kentucky
Congress of the United States
J.G. Carlisle
Dempsey
Preresures
Hugh Dempsey
K. of L
Fort Scott
Peru
Ind
Wabash River
Here
George C. Dorland
la Porte
Providence
Joseph Winsor
Reed
Oscar Sanders
the Trade Review
Fomiiet
Ottawa
Beggs
Kunze
O'Sullivan
Burke
Dr. Cronin
Carlson Cottage
Dew
John F. Beggs
John Kunze
Angmas Taylor
Thomas Taylor
Order of Foresters
West
Ohio Street
Hautrax
N.S
P. & L. Tessier
St Johns
N. F
Newfoundland
American Protective Tariff League
Springfield
Mass
Horace Smith
Vermont
Bortano
Frank E
George Briggs
Brandon
Conan
Detroit Free Press
Dayton
Sivecash
Abe
Maun
Marren
Inter Ocean
H. P. Carson
Scotland
Hall
W. H. Gurrrin
Avvert Burcu
Toledo
E. D. Loomis
Detroit, Mich
E. A. Roop
Toledo, Ohio
E. B. Warmaut & Co
Horse Cave
J. A. Jonson
Medina, N. Y
Sayar
F. J. Cheney & CO
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