Two Hundred Seventy Five Women Preachers in U S
The Pan Nort Bulletin notes there are 275 women preachers in the United States. Texas has never produced a governor born in Texas. The Order of the King’s Daughters has 97 thousand members nationwide. Interference spreads among Austrian youth prompting Vienna to consider a law banning intoxicants for under fifteen. New York bill to require automatic couplers on steam locomotives from November 1, 1892, with $500 penalties for noncompliance. Down and Henry Fonda of Fonda New York are likely the oldest living twins at eighty, with Fonda named after an ancestor and the brothers owning adjoining farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Vienna School Board
Down
Henry Fonda
Fonda
N. Y
Borgers
New York Street Railway
Minneapolis
New York
Eben Allen
Forty-second Street
Grand Street Perry Railroad Company
Allen
Byrnes
Road
Tombs
Ferdinand W. Hoefle
Hoefle
Mixed News Snippets Include Train Allowance Knapsack and North Pole Plan
A HenGartan bought a Jersey City to Scranton ticket and was helped to the correct destination after a station agent intervened near Bloomsbury New Jersey. Dr Nansen seeks 100000 for a North Pole expedition abandoning his ship and marching with boats and sledges. A Milwaukee reunion invites veterans from multiple Midwest and Northeast units to gather during the Blue Star Division encampment on August 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A HenGartan
Jersey City
Scranton
Bloomsbury
N. J
Nansen
North Pole
Greenland
Pole
Milwaukee
Blue Star Division
Atlanta
20Th Army Corps
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Ohio
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Thirty one words count grammar of that and that
A playful linguistic puzzle about inserting that and said and asking how many that s fit. It recalls a chain of quotes from Mr B and C about saying or not saying what was said and asks what was actually said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. B
Brooklyn Dentists Push Prices Up As Graduates Proliferate
Brooklyn grows crowded with new dentists racing to build large practices. Prices for tooth extraction have risen from one dollar to fifteen cents per tooth or two for twenty five cents amid spring college graduations. The piece also notes scattered items about Livingstone manuscripts, John Morrissey’s later life, and a Chicago Inter Ocean quote on dreams.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Washington dispatches on Harrison and fund actions
The report notes President Harrison's trip to Bar Harbor with Secretary Blaine and aides Windom Proctor Halford. Windom directs that all government bonds bought since July 1 go to the sinking fund until the current year’s $47 million needs are met. Also listed: failures in U S business and a Port au Prince compensation for the Ozama seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washimer
Cave
Harrison
New York
Bar Harbor
Blaine
Windom
Proctor
Halford
Washington State
Boston
Treasury Department
United States
TSSS
Legitime
Port Au Prince
Ozama
The East News Roundup of August 5 Highlights
The New York Produce Exchange shows visible grain supply rising for wheat and falling for corn and oats. Reports from New York State speak of hop blight harming crops. Pennsylvania GOP nominates Henry K. Boyer for State Treasurer at Harrisburg. Multiple arrests and events unfold in New York Boston and Buffalo with political, industrial, and labor notes.
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New York Produce Exchange
Corm
New York State
Ith
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Henry K. Boyer
Philadelphia
Harrison
Beaver
Simon Cameron
Forty-second Street Car Company of
New York
Eben & Allen
Boston
Bar Harbor
Buffalo
N. Y
L. B Crocker
New York Central Stock Yards
Priestpent Handson
Blaine
Mount Desert Ferry
Mr. Blaine
Bette Hamars
Harry Wilkes
Dupont, de Nemourse & Co
Wilmington
Del
Henry Dupont
Johnstown
Everson
Tombs Police Court
New York City
Eben
Allen
Forty-second and
Grand Street Ferry Railway Company
Ferdinand W. Hoefle
American Dental Association
Saratoga
W. M. Foster
Baltimore
Excelsior Springs
Monongahela Natural Gas Company
Pittsburgh
Edenburg
Pittsburgh & Western Railroad
Murderer of Mrs Hall and three children sentenced to hang
A report from Linneus Missouri states J S Howell was sentenced to be hanged November 15 1889 for the murder of Mrs Hall and her four children. A motion for new trial was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. 5. Howell
Linneus
Stephen C. Sharp
Kentucky
Kansas City
Grerce Scunick
Richard Sisco
Madison
Ind
Schlick
Sisco
Richard
William Johnson
Richard Tate
Scottsborough
Ala
Arten
Floyd County
Dr. Townsley
Chicago
George Stevens
First National Bank of
Streator
Ill
Salt Lake City
Weston
Neb
Union Facific
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
J. Frank Colleem
Tod
John T. Slaisdell
J. E. Vicrerame
Lyman J. Gage
Llinoise Coal
Bun Company
Tte
Coal Run Company
Stemmers
Kensington Gardens
St. Louis
Texepo, O
Alabama State Farmers Alliance
Serkiy
Auburn
Thayer
Nebraska
Rio Grande Western Road
Crevisse
Colon
Hosse
Tunee
Crete Battles Kill Ten Each Side Amid Greek Demands
Reports detail fighting between Christians and Moslems in Crete on the 6th with ten dead on both sides and many wounded. Greece warns Powers to restore order or take action to protect Greek subjects from Turks.
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Crete
Greece
Bonningre
Paris
Jth
France
Father Point
Quebec
Montreal
Liverpool
Belle Isle
Eng
Maybrick
Aldershot
Emperor Wiliam
Germany
House of Commons
Balfour
Lincoln
St. James
Scripps League
America
Berlin
Cardiff
Wales
Murrell
Missouri
Danmark
Biondin
Eiffel Tower
Exposition Building
Various National Tidbits and Sports Results Narrowly Reported
Weekly financial exchanges totals fell to 4,023,473 from 14,232,006 last week. President Harrison visited Bar Harbor with many planned fetes. Sioux settlement talks reached Chicago as success forecasts rose. A fasting Indianapolis runner marked day 57 without food. Cincinnati observed Sunday closing law with few arrests. Hungarian clashes at Connellsville caused deaths of workers. Telegraph and telephone firms faced common carrier scrutiny in Washington. Regatta at Pullman, Alabama featured multiple event winners across junior to senior divisions. A large arrest wave hit New York for election law violations. Dr Hamilton noted life elixir claims debunked. National and American baseball standings listed with top clubs and percentages. Western and other leagues reported scattered team results and standings.
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Reading
United States
Bar Harbor
Harrison
Chicago
Ronent Manver
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Gonnellsville
Washincton
Pullman
Mississippi Valley Association
D. W. Shea
Borton
Dorsey
Nelson
St. Paul
Atalantas
New York
D. Donahue
Hamilton
Ont
Palra
Standish
Lyon
Detroit
Pilkinton
Nagle
Westerns
St. Lonuis
Nalcon Kekrens
New York City
Haltimore
Brown-Sequart
Venteman
Independent
Order of Voresters Seganetn
Sonton
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ate Indianapolss
Mttaburgh
Washington
American Association
He Louis
Wrooklya
Baltimore
Cimernpill
Athletic
Kanang City
Atalantas Defeat Bradfords in Eight-Oared Contest
In Chicago on August 10 the Pullman Regatta showcased racing records and dramatic finishes. The Atalantas of New York beat the Bradfords of Cambridgeport by a half length in the eight-oar race, setting a new time of 7:41 and breaking the St. Charles river record. The Regatta also featured close finishes in the pair and other events as crews from Toronto Winnipeg and Salt Lake City contended for medals and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaco
Pullman
E L
Kilby
Ottumwa
Wen
Union Boat Club
Chicago
Toronto Rowing Club
Toronto
Don Amateur Rowing C Inb
Argonaut Rowing Club
Argonaute
H. Seaton
Excelsior Club
Lee Carette
Columbia Club
Mississippi Valley Amateur Association
Union Boat Club of
Iroquois Boat Club
Athletic Club of
Aurora
Pullman Crew No
Minnesota Club of
St. Paul
Argonaut Club
Minnesota
J. B. Lovell
Dennis Donahue
Garfield Beach
Salt Lake City
Winnipeg Rowing Club
Manitoba
Atalantas
New York
Bradfords
Cambridgeport
Metropolitans
Bay Sides
Lyman B. Glover
Pilkinton
Standish
Lyon
Salt Lake
Osborne
Weber
Farraguts
Ravenswoods
Mets
Don Amateur
Winnipeg
Catlins
Winnipegs
Delawares
Gastrick
Torontos
New York Athletic Club
Bradford Boys
Stadford
Atalanta
Bradford
St. Charles
Boston
Watkins, N. Y
Bodies pulled from Sand in Jonxstown Pa Grim Toll Rises
Two more bodies were recovered from the sand on Friday in Jonxstown Pa with Alexander Hamilton Jr among the identified victims. The salvage work reveals many more corpses hidden in cellars and dirt piles as officials search affected areas. In Pittsburgh a report says a large trust to control table glassware production is forming with Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia factories to join, headquarters in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonxstown
Alexander Hamilton, Jr
New York
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Mttsburgh
Two Drowned at Lake Buurr IL In Squall
J T Dunn boatman and George White drowned Friday afternoon when a small boat capsized about half a mile from shore during a sudden squall. Howard White swam ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Buurr
J. T. Dunn
George White
Mr. Dunn
White
Howard White
Kidnapping and Robbery Report From Cuba
Havana reports Pedro Sardina owner of a plantation near Havana kidnapped by banditti. Meliton Martin is said to have been surprised on his plantation near Matanzas and robbed of 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
J. Ham Davidson
Commodore Davidson
Davidson
Prosser Motor
Havana
Pedro Sardina
Meliton Martin
Matanzas
Elevator Fire Destroys Mount Vernon Elevator
An elevator in Evansville area Mount Vernon Ind owned by W B Fuhrer Co burned Thursday. The fire started in the tower likely from a hot box or spontaneous combustion. Loss about 45000 dollars and forty thousand bushels of wheat burned. The entire loss is fully insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansvie
Ind
Mount Vernon
W. B. Fuhrer & Co
Death at Gould Manufacturing Works Seneca Walls
John T. Casey was instantly killed at the Gould Manufacturing Company works in Seneca Walls when he was caught by a belt and shafting while trying to put a belt on a pulley. He was mangled and killed instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avunumn
N. Y
John T. Casey
Gould Manufacturing Company
Seneca Walls
A Yankee Welcome to President Harrison in New England
President Harrison traveled through New England on a visit, greeted by crowds from Bar Harbor to Augusta. He and Secretary Blaine toured by steamer to Bar Harbor, with stops in Exeter, Portland, and Bangor, amid cheers, banners, and formal welcomes along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
New England
Bar Harbor
Blaine
Boston
the Vendome
Brackett
Dalton
Hart
Mansfield
South Lawrence
Mack
Lawrence
Blair
Nutt and Moore
Thompson
John Eaton
Haverhill
Jonathan
Statt
Goodell
New Hampshire
Exeter
South Berwick
Maine
Sprague
Harper
Philbrook
Pullen
Boothby
Burleigh
Reed
North Berwick
Augusta
Portland
Brunswick
Bar Hannon
Aug
Senator Hale
Waterville
Meader
Bangor
Mount Desert Ferry
Messrs
Woodbury
Mr. Blaine
Stanwood
Elixir of Life claims boost in Cleveland and beyond
Dr H C Brainard in Cleveland experiments with Brown Sequard elixir. Injections into patients including a bed ridden man produced rapid improvements and regained strength. Cincinnati and Monro areas report similar tests showing mobility and reduced pain. Local and regional notes cover pears found in clam shells and coke strike settlements in Everson and Albany counties.
Liverpool Judge sentences Mrs Maybrick to death in poisoning case
The Liverpool court condemned Mrs Maybrick an American woman to hang for poisoning her husband James Maybrick. The judge noted motive from infidelity and the letter stating he was sick unto death. The prisoner protested innocence as verdict was read amid a tense, wounding scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Maybrick
Stephen
Brierly
Londox
London
Times
Home Office
England
James Maybrick
Michael Maybrick
Five Shot Dead in Montana Mystery
The bodies of Ollie Jones, his wife, and two others were found in Corvallis Montana with all victims shot in the back. A wounded young girl was found on Big Hole mountain. No details available due to lack of telegraphic facilities. Jones had married in Missoula three weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Helena
M. T
Ollie Jones
Corvallis
Butter Root Valley
Big Hole Mountain
Jones
Missoula
Robbers Hold Up Rio Grande Train Near Crevasse
A Denver dispatch reports the Rio Grande Western train Modoc was robbed near Crevasse Tuesday night. The bandits forced the fireman to breach the express car door but failed. they searched the cars with revolvers and took 900 dollars and twenty watches while most passengers hid valuables. A posse is pursuing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Modoc
Crevasse
Petition drives reprieve for Mrs Maybrick in England
Liverpool eight hundred brokers and merchants sign memorial to Home Secretary for Mrs Maybrick reprieve. Foreman of jury in London interview denounces verdict as foolish and biased. Movements push for reconsideration in Liverpool and House of Commons as New York counsel contemplates presenting new evidence to London solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
House of Commons
Liverpool
Home Secretary
Maybrick
Stephens
Lonpox
Charles Russell
Stephen
Lennon
New York
Mr. Macklin
House of Lords
Explosion on Pittsburg gas main kills two men
A South Side natural gas main test near Mo nongahela works causes a blast killing two men aged 23 and 25 and wounding about a dozen others. Debris and timbers strike workers and spectators in the trench as a crowd flees. Several seriously injured are expected to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Booth & Flynn
Monongahela Natural Gas Company
John Miller
John O'Conner
John Greiner
Henry Reich
John Braney
William Green
James Hendrick
St. Louis
Death at Lafayette Woman Weighed 904 1 2 Pounds
Laura Wolford a 31 year old African American woman died in Lafayette Indiana from dropsy of the heart after three weeks illness. Born in Maryland she weighed 9041 2 pounds last birthday was the world’s largest woman. She had seven children none living but one son. She was exhibited in Baltimore and elsewhere before her death and will be buried in the German Catholic Cemetery penniless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illineis
Suh
Wisconsin Central
Chippewa Falls
Abbotsford
Tue Western Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Chicago
Spirit Lake
Illinois Board of Agriculture
Scottsborough
Ala
Richard Tate
Shelbyville
Kentucky
Ohio
Michigan
E. J. Hemillion
Kansas City
Lafayete
Ind
Laura Wolford
Baltimore
Wolford
Revolution in Hawaii government overthrown attempt fails
News from Honolulu reports that on July 30 two half white Hawaiians named Robert W Wilcox and Robert Boyd with 150 natives attempted to seize the palace grounds and government house. The Honolulu Rifles engaged in a skirmish, seven Hawaiians were killed and twelve wounded before the rioters surrendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
San Francisco
Australia
Robert W. Wilcox
Robert Boyd
Government House
Double Tragedy in Brighton Court Ends in Deaths
Christian Harder of Chicago shot and killed his wife and then killed himself in Brighton after a quarrel in a justice court. Harder and his wife had just faced larceny charges dismissed by the justice before the shootings occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Harder
Chicago
Curiaco
South Halsted Street
Brighton
Harder
Blondin Accepts £4000 Wager for Eiffel Tower Walk
Blondin the tight rope performer has taken a £4000 bet to traverse a cable from the Eiffel tower to the Exhibition building dome in under five minutes. The line will be strung in a few days and the daredevil will attempt the stunt once preparations finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blondin
Paris
Eiffel Tower
M. Blondin
Chinaman Chee Gong Hanged in Portland for Murder
Chee Gong, a Chinese man, was hanged in Portland at 10:52 Friday morning for the two year old murder of Lee Gick. He denounced the verdict as Chinese conspiracy and proclaimed his innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Chee Gong
Lee Gick
Gong
European Leaders Praise Peace Efforts On Royal Yacht
London dispatch reports compliments exchanged among Emperor William Prince Henry and the Prince of Wales after inspecting the royal yacht squadron. The Prince toasted the German army and British fleet’s joint role in preserving peace, and the Emperor praised Britain’s naval strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Emperor William
Germany
Prince Henry
Prince of Wales
Royal Yacht Squadron
Europe
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Pan Nort Bulletin
John's. Arnold & CO
Texas
Order of the King’s Daughters
Tuy
Jerge
Eun
War Department
Ordnance Bureau
Army
Mar. Menier
Albert
Livingstone
Amos
Wries
John Morrissey
Troy
J. Y
Captain Smith
Steamboat Empire
California
Heenan
the News of
Foreign Intelligence
Atlantas
Dr. Brown-Sequard
Elixir of Life
Cleveland, O
H. C. Brainard
Robert Longfellow
Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery
Brown-Sequard
Thomas Adlburn
Fielden Weir
Alburn
Longfellow
Wisconsin River
Monnor
Wis
Albany
Sugar River
Evenson
Taverroon
Providence
Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company
Riverside Mills
Louisville
Grand Rapids
J. Frank Collom
Collom
John T. Blaisdell
Blaisdell
F. A. Chamberlain
Security Bank
Blaisdell’s
Dean Brothers
H. N. Peck
E. W. Peet
Frank Rupert
Lafayette
Hawaii
Peoria
Wall Street
Ilinois
Illinois Coal and Coke Company
Reed City
Patrick White
Stephen Wallace
Cutcaco
the Herald
Spring Valley
Norfolk, Va
Old Dominion Line
Old Dominion
Ella May
Norfolk Harbor
Tremont Street
John Steele
George Kelly
Lancaster
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