Disconnected Pan Wert Dimes and Geology Notes
The survey chief J W Spencer leads the resumed Georgia geological survey after a fourteen year interruption. A farmer sold a meteor for one thousand dollars to cover a mortgage, while a wedding gift tally reached 1.6 million. Other items note Ex-Empress Eugenie’s niece gifts, Mormon property seizures, electricity in the English press, and varied scientific curiosities.
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Tax Geological Survey of
Georgia
J. W. Spencer
Decoration Day Observances Across Cities and Memorials
Cleveland hosts Garfield memorial with 150000 in Euclid avenue and 12500 in line as 30 bands play. Hayes Cox and Harrison among speakers. New York parade draws 90000 plus Grant tomb services. Washington observes national holiday with Soldiers Home Cemetery address by Morse and Mason. Northwest reports decoration day fully observed in multiple cities. Lee monument dedication in Ecemont with 20000 to 30000 Confederates present.
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Garfield
Clevelanp
Cleveland
Lake View Cemetery
Euclid Avenue
Monumental Park
Lakeview
Hayes
Garfield Memorial Association
Leonard
Jacob D. Cox
Cincinnati
Handel
Harison
Harrison
Mortons
Campbell
Sherman
Windom
Wanamaker
Miller
Rusk
Kae Cate
Thomas L. James
Major McKinley
Lewis Fitzgerald
Grand Army
Washington Memorial Arch
General Grant
Riverside Park
A. & Grant
Governor Hill
Alger
Washington
Washineton
Soldiers’ Home Cemetery
General Logan
Comrade & E Faunce
Congressman Morse
Massachusetts
Congressional
William E. Mason
Illinois
Iown
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Lee
Eicemont
Prohibition Nominates Ticket and Platform in Illinois
The Prohibition State convention nominated Robert Link for State Treasurer and Prof. Carl Johann for Superintendent of Public Instruction. Trustees for the University of Illinois were named as W. W. Edwards, Prof. Gibson, and Mary Allen West. The platform calls for Australian ballot, government control of railways and telegraphs, anti trust measures, 6 percent state legal interest, a Sabbath rest, free silver coinage, government currency, luxury tax, and direct election of U S Senators. A separate note mentions a Texas gunfight with thieves and other unrelated items.
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Broomington
Robert Link
Franklin County
Carl Johann
Hureka
Woodford County
W. W. Edwards
McKendree College
Lebanon
Gibson
Oregon
Mary Allen West
Chicago
University of Ilinois
Champaign
United States
Texas
Averts
Tex
Liberty Hill
Austin
New York
Broadway
Wolff
Europe
National Law Makers Minor News Items
National briefs from Washington and Was Washington show Senate and House actions on naval and liquor bills, with Carlisle sworn in, and various committee reports. Rhode Island officers elected. Ohio Knights bar colored members. An aeronaut killed in Washington state. Fire losses in Chicago and crop floods in California. European governments seek joint action to suppress anarchy. Bald Knobber case ends. Vaiture Record notes. Local and national updates continue with diverse items.
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Washington
Congress
Washineton
Senate
A. J. Dougherty
Dikinois
United States
Callao
Peru
Rockwell J. Flint
Wisconsin
Blaine
Pan- American Congress
Wasumerox
House
Committee On Commerce
Cape May Point
Deer Park
White House
Wanamaker
Cape May
New Jersey
Reed
Arlington Hotel
Banks
Sherman
Morrill
Dawes
Cragin
Cumback
Dodd
le Paz
Mex
Mazatlan
Gulf
Ohio
Scotch-Irish Congress
Pittssuren
John H. Dalzell
W. E. Robinson
Robert Bonner
New York
J. S. Macinevery
Alexander Montgomery
California
Colonel Herron
Pittsburgh
Indiana
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky
Beck
Wasumeton
United States Senate
Wasmsetox
Wilson
Wasminetox
Wasnrnetox
Hennepin Canal
Wasainetor
District of Columbia
Wasuinetos
Wacurxoros
Rhode Island
Newport
R.L
John W. Davis
W. G T. Wardwell
Bristol
Ziba
Cleveland
Ohio Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Order
Searrie
Wash
C. Redmond
Shokomish
Redmond
Chicago
Abbott
Golconda
Denver
Col
Laclede
St. Louis
Frank M. Osterander
Merced County
Cal
Farmers’ Alliance
Warren
Ind
C L. Lind
Hillsboro
Wis
United States Supreme Court
Burlington
Frankie
May Booth
Union
Ore
Snowden Smith
Prairie Grove
Bmo
Toledo
de Vere
Hard Isbor
Texas Spring Palace
Fort Worth
Potter Palmer
James Clinton Waite
Geneva
Newfoundland
Nettie B Schuyler
Philadelphia
Cordova
Spain
London
Meissonier
Napoleon
Chauchard
Joseph Ray
Wabash County
Wabash
Baptist Home Mission Society
W. Kingsley
American Baptist Educational Society
Immanuel Church
George A. Pillabury
Minneapolis
Chicago University
Goodspeed
Rockefeller
University of Chicago
The
Baptist University
E. Nelson Blake
Boston
Wayland Hoyt
American Baptist Publication Society
American Baptist Missionary Union
J. N. Murdock
H. L. Morehouse
American Baptist Home Mission Society
American Baptist Education Society
F. T. Gates
John D. Rockefeller
P. S. Henson
Sanateca
Presbyterian General Assembly
Committee
Detroit
St. Louiis
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Burrao
N.Y
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
John A. Wilson
Presbytery of
Central Illinois
Benjamin Butterworth
Cincinnati
East
Chicago Tribune
St. Louis Globe
Quey
Wlittie
Haven Register
Sugar Trust
Dows
Sposkur
Himesli
Augusts
Gu) Chronicle
Bynum
Clarkson
Sulling
Chicago Herald
South Dakota
Tim
Black Hill
Cornwall Tis
Omshi Haw
Harrison
Wharton Barker
Henry C. Lea
Quay
Pennsylvania
Pittaburgh Pont
Ateres
Chicago Times
Ita
Butterworth
Mins
Dudley
Tanner
N. ¥. Times
Day of Disasters in California and Other May Tragedies
A Bay Area wreck on a Friday afternoon left thirteen dead as a local Oakland bound train plunged into a deep estuary near the Webater and Alameda crossings. Other items report deaths from a Indiana buggy collision, German lightning and a drowning steamer in China, with a flood toll and further calamities across cities, ports, and towns.
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San Francisco
California
Oakland
San Antonio Creek
Webater Creek
Juanita
Alameda
Sam Dunn
O'Brien
Maxton
Ind
Jonesboro Pike
Chicago
St Louis
Pittsburgh
C. J. Stone
Mra Poe Wimmer
Germany
Beatx
Hamburg
Reimskindorf
Sangha
Paching
Woosung
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Printig CO
Pal
Yvan Wert
Mixx
p'Atse
Eugenis
Yies
Skill County
Arthur Jones
Prarrr
Pasco
Florida
England
McMillan
Canada
Senator Jones
Nevada
Cmecaco
Great Eiffel Tower
Park
Mammoth Cave
Niagara Falls
Supreme Court
Utah
Provo Watts
Chesapeake
Turnz
Commonwealth
Sweet Irl
Mexican Post-Office Department
Mackine
Randall
Vaux
Voss
Wawa
Yawke
Kemmler
Niles
Darwin
Weisman
Little Beeep
James A. Garfield
Grant
Logan
Pierssench
Eagle
Grant Avenue
Allegheny City
Fraelich
Hall
Inplayarouis
George C. Jones
National
Greenback Committee
Inpranarolis
Western Union
Sioux Fats
S. D
E. J. Mannix
UC. T
Gunnison
Sevierr
Vernors
ByAdlers
Foxco
N.C
Western Union Telegraph
Northwest
Southern Express Company
Lurrie Rock
Ark
York
Dennis Richards
Brinkley
Keoxvun
Twinting, Garvin & Co
Mount Pleasant
J. T. Drummond
Procee
Lyman A. Budlong
Lincoln Avenue
Dove Street
Bowmanville
Budlong
Gabriel
Betwix
Springfield
United States Court
David H. Hunter
Douglas County
Brooxtys
Charlotte Smith
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ancapta
Nebraska
Lrvcoty
Neb
Owego
C. A. Thompson
Owego National Bank
Thompson
Benjamin Hawkins
Wasurxetcy
Noxwics
Conn
New York & New England
Putnam
Zend Robillard
Frank Garteler
Duprey
Poutnam
Island
Carpenters
Pierce
Valparaiso
Sylvester Pierce
Tassinong
Porter County
Gil Pierce
North Dakota
Burraxo
Jacob Nagel
America
Kunze
Carcaco
John P. Kunze
Cronin
Julia Hoyer
Paris
Pax
Arsany
Linsons
Menard County
M'Kinley
McKinley
House of Repeal
Read
McKenna
Henderson
Tribune
Ilinois
Iowa
the Tribune
Bether
Louisville Courier-Journal
Bisine
Chauncey M. Depew
Republican Party
Olly Gammon
John Sherman
Allacm
Depew
Willionsires
Crate
St Louis Republic
Syracuse
ER Couriar
Docle
Chicago Mail
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