Oddities From Van Wert Ohio and Beyond Observed News
A collage of notes and items from Van Wert Ohio and other locales covers fashion obsessions, international affairs, technology, and curiosities. It mentions King Humbert and demographics in Africa, rail and electrical progress, weapon tests, and Harvard’s anthropometry prize, along with various social and legal snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humbert
Italy
Lars
Louise Bryson
World's Columbian Exposition site chosen for Lake Front
Chicago news items report the World’s Columbian Exposition will be at Jackson Park and the Lake Front after a four hour meeting of thirty five directors. The vote split among sites shows Lake Front with Jackson Park the favored choice, while details cover site costs, preparation estimates, and government permission for lakefront filling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Park
Lake Front
Mc Kirkham
Snrond
Tee
National Commission
Stout
E. T. Jeffery
Cregisr
Consulting Board of Physicians
Elling Jackson Park
Garfield Park
North Shore
Hutchinson
Sasistance
Palmer, Strong, Waller
Burnham & Root
Jackson Atrest
Park Row
Ilinois Central
Messia
Palmer
Strong
Secretary of War
North Aide
West Side
Afsfr
States
Acapulco
Cireor
Mexico
Galveston
General Barrundia
San Jose de Guatemala
Pitta
Mizner
Toriello
Pita
Barrundia
Barrondia
Pitts
Dakota
Barw Crry
Rapid City
Senate closes tariff bill debates and approves amendments
The Senate nearly finished the tariff bill discussion with key amendments adopted. Proposals included free tin plate after 1806 and duties on refined sugars with varying thresholds. A tariff commission and partial reciprocity were later approved, shaping the bill ahead of conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wasninorox
Sher- Man
Plumb
Wasnivetos
Tariff Commission
Washington
Wasatxates
Aldrich
Sherman
Allison
Hiscock
McPherson
Vance
Carlisle
Wasatsoton
Missouri
Jar
MING NEWS ITEMS FOR WEEK ENDING SEPT 13
J. Taylor aged 92 dies at Lake Geneva Wis. Ezeta elected president of Salvador. John Magee age 2 dies at Decatur. Davitt to start London labor weekly. Anchor Best Packing Co retires. Inheritance delusions of heirs of Thomas Bean. Central railway strikes and new workers’ objections. Bell dies in Cincinnati after steam boat trip. Mastodon skeleton unearthed in Piatt County Illinois. Wisconsin potato speculators expect profits. Siberia blocks Chinese immigration. Inter State Temperance Union elects James A Troutman. Annie Adams and nephew die by gas in Mansfield. Snow falls in several Midwest and Canadian regions. Floods feared in PA OH and South. Mrs C A Donaba commits suicide in Dubuque. Train collision near Albany kills two engineers, wounds others. Kidnap conspiracy indicts Kansas City stable keeper. Red Men close annual Boston session. Donnelly elected Great Incohonee. New York warned of famine. Mrs Catherine Jordan dies in San Francisco. Jury finds Winn not guilty in Antigo murder. Dickinsons die from chloroform in Cincinnati. Reformists plan anti Sunday World’s Fair protests in Pittsburgh. Blue Ridge peaks in NC reportedly smoky near Charleston quake. Bank robbery in Bay City Mich. Infocur: disease new outbreak in Vienna. Cramp and Butler lynched in Amory Miss. Laura Horn and father death in New Jersey. Jail escape in Arkansas. Copperhead bite in West Virginia. Jews mobbed at Vilna after murder charges. William Brockie, maritime leader, dies in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Davitt
London & Newspaper
Labor World
Anchor
Best Packing Company
St. Joseph
Washington and
Virginia Heire
Thomas Bean
Texas
New York Central Railway
Joseph Bell
Gulf of Mexico
Cincinnati
Piatt County
Til
Daniel Quick
Wisconsin
Bussis
Siberia
Inter-State Temperance Union
Lincoln
Neh
James A. Troutman
Kansas
Annie Adams
Mansfeld
North Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
Manitoba
Pennsylvania
Ohio
C. A. Donaba
Boston
Thomas J. Donnelly
Philadelphia
New York
Catherine Jordan
San Francisco
Byer
Lowell A. Winn
Antigo
Wis
Winn
Thomas Costs
Frank A. Dickinson
Pittsburgh
National Reform Association
Blue Ridge Mountains
North Carolina
Charleston
Indiana Republicans Nominate Ticket in State Convention
The Indiana Republican State Central Committee called a convention in Indianapolis with 1,320 delegates. Colonel B.R. Thompson of Terre Haute was named permanent chairman and the ticket was set: Secretary of State Milton Truster, Auditor J.M. Walker, Treasurer George W. Pixley, Supreme Court Justice R.W. McBride, Supreme Court Chie f Justice Willass Iprobe, General John W. Lovett, Statistician Sons Worrell, Superintendent of Instruction James H. Henry, Geologist John M. Coulter. The platform endorsed President Harrison, opposed trusts, supported cheaper transportation, and backed Governor Hovey, Speaker Reed, and anti-saloon measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Inpianapoli
Ind
Michener
State Central Committee
BR. W. Thompson
Terre Haute
Milton Truster
Audtor
J. M. Walker
George W. Pixley
Supreme Court
R W. McBride
Supemene Court
Peris H. Fitch
David A. Hammond
Washington
Curmera
Wash
Terry
Senate
House
Collumera, & C
Tillman
EB. Garry
J. Y. Poon
Maine
Lewater
Burleigh
Thompson
Scattering
Wyoming
Curiznne
Wyo
Burlington Railway
Warren Ia
Baxter
Assembly
Savada Democrats
Reno
Theodore Winters
Sadler
J. c. Brady
W. Booker
T. A. Stewart
W. C
Congress
Iowa
Kennedy Attacks Quay as Republican Leader in House Speech
The Chicago Times reports Ohio Republican Kennedy delivering a scathing attack on Senator Quay. Kennedy labels Quay a branded criminal and accuses him of silence under serious charges. He argues the Republican party cannot follow a leader tainted by scandal and questions Quay’s suitability for leadership amid tariff and force bill disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghia
Kennedy
Ohio
Quay
Harrison
House of Representatives
Matt Quays
Republican Party
Republic
Senate
Chicago
Times
Edmunds
St Louis Post Dispatch
House of Congress
Domeorstin
V. Herald
St Paul Pimesr Press
Rap
Allegheny County
Boston Globe
Chicago Globe
Spathy
Mr. Reed
Mors
Reed
Portland
Joseph G. Cannon
Congress
Fittonth Ilinois
Thor
Fifteenth Clinois
Cannon
Vetern
Vermont Republicans falter amid tariff reform debate
The essay notes Vermont’s waning Republican vote in an off year, blaming tariff reform and McKinley era farming pressures. It portrays Democrats as resilient, with Vermont’s small GOP base increasingly challenged by national policy shifts and local economic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
George M. Stearns
Chicopee
Mass
Mente
Democrata
Sumber
Chicago Mail
Mizner
Bayard
State Department
Misner
United States
Gustemals
Blaine
Rome
Chicago Herald
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Bert Finer
Sien Ghs van
Belgium
Africa
Nyssssland
Bispert
Sabsre
Algeria
Sesark
Falla
Genevee River
Rochester
Bopé
Ieriarmy
Viaud
Cardinal Newman
Mocror
Vienna
Mies Buascue Brat
Moesdyills
Sargent
Harvard College
Henry Jackson
Guatemala
Baresavices
Bogota
Patera Canal
Qeanel
Hay
Dave
Baltimore American
New York Central
Isaac
Wale
Europe
Main and
Rhine
Standard Oil Company
Wausau
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Gus Dunbay
Idaho
Boise Crux
John L. Mitchell
Major Donbar
U. S
Charlies B. Clark
Walter H. Butler
Kangas
B W. Perkina
Michigan
A.T. Bliss
Clinton Babbitt
Arkansas
L. P. Featherston
J. C Burrows
David H. Patton
Rev. RD. Clarke
Town
John F. Lacey
Mississippi
J. R . Pitts
DS Hare
Alabama
James E. Cobb
Georgia
R. W. Everett
Zion A. Darnell
Case Broderick
James Pettijohn
Thurglay
C. B.thomas
Tennessee
H. Clay Evans
Otway J. Cosgrove
Illinois
Robert Stelvan
Thomas H. Carter
Oliver Brown
M. Hall
Morton & Wilkinson
Maryland
Henry Page
W. D. Barnett
Frank Co ‘Burn
Kentucky
Lewis Jones
Adam Wachter
CannonpAe
White Hall
Mra Wuchter
Mra Wwichter
Calhoun
Jackson
Mias
Calhhoun
Canesmegro
Lomper
Derxort
Sault Sts. Marie
Mich
Butterfield
Soa
Iows
Anamosa
George P. Fifield
Ericason
Stockholm
Brockworm
Baltimore
Ericsson
Curcaco
Helena Johnson
W. H. Moffett
Clark Street
Old Country
Niagara Tunnel
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Fifty-First
Wissane
Henry A Barnum
Croupleday
Atkinson
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Committee On Ways and
Burton
States of the Union
Burten
National Board of Five Men
States Court
Tovernals Tees
Transviziz
Bressingham
Cotts West End
Slone
Mia Batchelder
Centerville
Minnesote
Guasp
Mazias
Minn
Lake Superior
Grand Mareis Copper Company
New York Central Railroad
Mr. Depew
King Frode
Port Antonio
Il Campidoglia
Abrosia
Cantnace
Ill
Joseph
Hyram Smith
Will
Giordani Succi
Dr. Tanner
J. Taylor
Lake Geneva
Carlos Ezeta
Salvador
John Magee
Take
Decatur
Od National Bank of
Bay City
Lasas
Dernorr
Second National Bank
Mabteesy
Gherrestis
Infocnr
Agata
Viena
America
Swerens Lynened
Amory
Miss
Steve Cramp
George Butler
Laura Horn
Frederick Horn
Dell
Lorrie Rock
Ark
Hope
McCarthy
Indian Territory
Pankersnare
W. Va
Iann Clements
Central
Vilos Loupon
Vilna
William Brockie
The
Maritime Exchange
Chestnut Street
Political Issues
Mires Crry
Mont
Hugh Boyle
Major Carroll
Teorrib
Jetter
Tom Harris
McCoombs
Harris
Gazexa
Matt Wagner
Nic Steinmetz
Peter Mass
East Dubuque
Atlanta
Roby
Jasper County
Panera
Loxvox
Frankfort
Ber
Curiaco
Franliske Haarkoe
South Canal Street
James Fbizka
Stanley
Monta
Henry M. Stanley
Monza
Casati
National Congress
Tribune
M. B. Miwowwon
Jopge
Tae
Quay and Kennedy
Dawn
Pension Office
Tanner
Braum
John
Joba
Sro
Green & Raum
Pensions
Wilkinson & Raum