Varied World Notes From The Van Wert Paper
A digest of miscellaneous items from the Van Wert Times including British royal commentary, schooling on free text books in Boston, Carlisle Indian Training School enrollments, Virginia law on church attendance fines, ex mayor Spence funding for a California observatory, Paris fire deaths, remarks on Drum, forest land use, New York streetcar bids, and editorial notes on military prep in Europe. Also mentions Vassar commencement, undertaker pranks in Atlanta, Bible Society output, Micronesia translations, English sparrow surveys, Michigan on sparrows, Toledo gas savings, and French capital punishment stats.
VICTORIA JUBILEE CELEBRATED IN LONDON CEREMONIES
A grand procession and royal observances marked Queen Victoria’s jubilee. Ten thousand troops lined the route to Buckingham Palace while foreign royalty and British peers attended. President Cleveland sent congratulations, and celebratory events spread to America with banquets and religious services. disorder occurred in some Irish towns but overall jubilation prevailed.
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Lempos
Juno
Bam
Minster Abbey
Europe
England
Assemaan
Buckingham Palace
James G. Blaine
James Russell Lowell
Arecox
Cleveland
Queen Victoria
United States
Phelps
Grover Meveland
The
United
Washington
Grover Cleveland
Grover Cleveland. “By the President: “T. F. Bayard
Stats
America
Boston
Faneuil Hall
O'Brien
Cawada
Canada
Ireland
Cork
Belfast
London
Hyde Park
Modern Luther Attacks Church and the Pope
In Burravo New Mexico on June 5 Father Mel Glynn once tied to St Stephen’s Church in New York City declared in an interview that he is the nineteenth century Martin Luther. He warned that appealing to Rome would be snubbed and denounced the papal hierarchy as a Romish machine with engineers profiting from power and wealth, mocking worshippers with pomp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeian Daeides Sei
Bas
Burravo
Mel Glynn
St Stephen’s Church
New York City
Martin Luther
Rome
Peter
Wasuketox
Congress
Wasnixotox
Judge Cooley
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Michigan
Schoonmaker
New York State
Walker
Vermont
Morrison
Tuinoia
Bragg
Grautee
Dee Mores
Peter van Rankin
Marshall County
Chicago
van Rankin
Davis
Danville Fair
Jefferson Davis
Beauvoir
Miss
Sherman
Fidelity Bank Closed by Uncle Sam in Cincinnati
A large bank failure spreads across cities as Fidelity National Bank of Cincinnati is closed by bank examiners. Officers Harper Baldwin Hopkins arrested on charges of unlawful funds use. assets put at 1.8 million with liabilities around 6.5 million. President Harper cited wheat dealings. depositors face heavy losses, with rumors of wider Ohio bank strain and potential further closures.
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Fidelity National Bank of Cincinnati
Uncle Sam
Famlore Crvcisnati
Fidelity National Bank
John E. DeCamp
Metropolitan National Bank
Harper
Ammi Baldwin
Ben E. Hopkins
United States
Union National Bank of Cleveland
Fidelity National
Harger
Baldwin
Hopkins
Chicago
Crycixxatt
Messrs
Wiltshire
Swift
Fidelity Bank
J. W. Wiltshire
Dr. Hall
Fidelity
Wasnixorox
Fidelity Bank of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
New York
Ohio
Curcaco
American Exchange National Bank
D. W. Lewin
Ciscrsyart
Louis Kennedy & Co
Commission and
Kennedy
Vast array of 1887 events fill minor news items
Week Ended June 25 items note corn yield estimates for 1887 at 252,502,000 bushels, labor disputes in New York, royal insanity declaration for King Otto, fires in Wilmington and Auburn, crop failures in Asia Minor, exams at Harvard, vigilante groups in Albuquerque, legal cases in Illinois and Missouri, weather and accidents, political and economic notes, and a St Louis murder trial appeal.
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New York
Knights of Labor
Otto
Wilmington
Til
Asia Minor
Harvard University
Leavenworth
Albuquerque
N. M
Alabama State Agricultural and Mechanical College
Auburn
New York City
Pekin
Caroline ‘Kinsey
Tazewell County
Grant
Alice
Washington
United States
Blake
Bahamas
Newfoundland
Bir Ambrose
American Forestry Congress
Bpringfeld
France
Vatican
Father McGryon
A. Parant
Hochelaga Bank
Montreal
Buffalo
Internal Revenue Bureau
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
Fairplay
Albert Tite
Amasa Thatcher
Atlantic
Point Breeze
Amalgamated Association
Pittsburgh
Conrad Doll
North Industry
John R Buchtel
College
Akron
J. M. Goodspeed
Schwartz and
Watt
Express
Nichols
Joliet
Alfred Blunt
St. Louis
Edward Sneed
Independence
Trenholm
William O'Brien
United Ireland
Ireland
King of
Indiana
Kokoms
Springfield
Whitely
Fesster & Kelley
Homer
Secretary of War
General Baird
Hasbrouck
United States Army
Jacob N. Reese
Sedaila
Ovtertall County
Min
Perham
Parker
London
Beecher
Brooklyn
Cleveland
A. Lange
Island Pond
Munkegon
Mich
L. G. Mason
T.E Buck
Lake Michigan
George W. Baker
Edward Clark
William B. Miller
Mount Vernon & Wabash Railway Company
Paducah & Mount Vernon Railway Company
Ilinois
Army of the Potomac
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
General Sherman
Chauncey M. Depew
Mexico
Itargely
Supreme Lodge
AO. U. W
Milwaukee
W. E. Jordan
Oakland
Cal
William R. Graham
Cedar Falls
Hugh Doherty
Boston
Fire in a mine traps fifteen workers in Nevada shaft
In Virginia City Gould and Curry mine a fire trapped fifteen miners on multiple levels while rescue attempts were underway. Six on the 156 level and five on the 400 level faced danger with others on the 402 level found dead from asphyxiation. Rescue efforts continued as air was pumped into flooded passages amidst a growing crowd.
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Wiecista
Nev
Gould & Curry
Best & Belcher
Laren
Sve
John Frowses
Joneay
Busquehanna Coat Company
Nanticoke
Wall Street Excitement and Panic In June Trading
Great activity on June 25 as rumors swirled in Wall Street including the death of Jay Gould or a quarrel with Field and Sage. Gould denied the tales, Manhattan stock tumbled to 403 a drop then recovered, with totals showing 637,97 shares traded the largest of the year.
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Gould
New York
Wall Street
Jay Goat
Field
Sage
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Desperadoes
Louisviitz
Craig Toliver
Jay Tolliver
Bud Tolliver
Ik Cooper
Rowan County
Morehead
Jobn Rogers
Washburn
Mixxearous
Minn
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Fan Wert Times
van Wert
Carlise
Spence
Los Angeles
Thas
California
San Bernardino
Paris
Ansorant-GenErar Drum
Agricultural Department
Strees Railway
Broadway
Jake Sharp
San Francisco Post
Vassar College
Atlanta
Gad
American Bible Society
Society
Ponape
Micronesia
Muskokee
Okmulgee
Department of Agriculture
Toledo
Dey
Victoria
Dost Mohammed
Shah-Soojah
Dr. Brydone
Pollack
Moodkee
Ferozebad
Ahiwal
Sobrdon
Ramonggur
Chillianwalls
Geogerat
Melbourne
Duke of Wellington
Robert Peel
O'Connell
Tipperary
China
Hong Kong
Canton
Amoy
Foo-Choo
Wingpo
Shanghai
Kars
East India Company
Hindostan
Merut
Cawnpore
Lucknow
Delhi
Tien-T'sin
Tuku
Cetewayo
Batte
Ulundi
Isandblwana
Land League
Transvaal
Majuba Hill
Parnell, Sexton, O'Kelly and
Dillon
Lord Frederick Cavendish
Thomas Burke
Phenix Park
Dublin
Arabi Bey
Alexandria
Tel-el-Kebir
Phoenix Parkssassins
Soudan
Mahomet Ahhmet
el Mahdi
Hicks Pasha
el Obeid
el Teb
Tamsateh
Abu Kea
Chinese Gordon
Khartoum
Louis Riel'i
Canadian Northwest
Burmah
Theebau
Gladstone
Lord Salisbury
the Tribune
Curcago
Master Mason's Association
Luther
Knights
Blaine
Loxton
Verdon
Wristixctos
Del
Jone
Tee
Port Horon
Grand Trunk
Fort Gratiot
Bons of America
Carcaco
the Patriotic Sons of America
George B. Smith
Gray
Inpiaxa Pouis
Ind
State Board of Equalization
Robertson
Crevetasp
P. H. Walker
Black River
Gillespie
Jack Hussey
Hahn
Hussey
Giral Rice
Iowa
Sioux Crrr
E. W. Rice
Carcago
W. J. McGarigie
Ed McDonald
Arpours
Frances Folsom Cleveland
Wells College
Aurora
Minnesota
Wisona
Pleasant Valley
Hank
Apens
Theodore Packard
Henry Winters
Charles Jordan
Henry Jordan
Jasper
Wasnsctos
Madison
Wis
Vilas
Detroit
Jackson
Grand Rapids
Twin Cities
Pacific Coast
Rension
Wasnixetox
Robert ¥. Mills
Elmira
Patterson
Virginia
John Ludlow
Surxanpoan
Gilbert and
Lloyd Streets
Eric
Charles Williams
Corry
Beasie Prentiss
Hoke
Prorta
Judge McGruder
Childs
Wasutserox
George W. Childs
Philadelphia
Mr. Childs
Wryosa
Laird, Norton & Co
Leva. Garcia
Maxwell
Sr. Louis
State Supreme Court
Brooks
C_ Arthur Preller
United States Supreme Court
Virginia City
Little Hope
Pennsylvania
R.G. Dun & Co
West Tha Tabor
Wisconsin
Rock Em
Rock Elm Creek
W. W.newell
Cucaco
Charlevoix
Lawrence
Governor Hill
New Yeas
Cristox
DeWitt County
Freeman Clarke
Lincoln
Cueveraxn
Benjamin F. Wheeler
MecGlynn
Father McGlynn
Amaxy
New York Supreme Court
Peru
Panama
Valparaiso
Quillota
Yate
New Loypox
Conn
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Dartex
W. T
Winrsasssunes
Edward Duggan
George Watler
Chet Smith
Hurley
Altgeld
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Remertan
Grangers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Seward
Conkling
Fenton
Arthur
Pratt
New Hampshire
Chandler
Tallapoosa
Secor Robeson
New Jersey
Robeson
Keifer
Rhode Island
Hill
New England
Northwest
dAlbany
dAlbany (My) Argus
Charles Sumner
Cincinnati Telegram
Ingalls
Kauss
Senator Ingalls
Benator Ingalls
Megro
South
Grand Army of the Republic
Faircchild
Julius Cesar
Union
Republic Ean
Memphis Avalanche
Bill Chandler
Ross Keifer
Powell Clayton
Steve Dorsey
Icago Herald
John Sherman
William Tecumseh Sherman
Brig—Adhers
Mosby, Longstreet
Key
St. John
Louisville Courier-Journal
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