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Newspaper
Van Wert Weekly Bulletin
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1886
Page
2
Chinese Expulsion Claims Filed Against Tacoma City
Chinese residents expelled from Tacoma Washington have filed claims against the city seeking 75000 dollars. The action names the city and cites the disputed expulsion as the basis for the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma W. T
New York Doctor Cures Jackjaw Case First Ever
A New York physician reports a successful treatment of Jackjaw the first such recovery on record. The case marks a historic medical breakthrough, with the healer credited for the decisive intervention and patient improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Heat Delays Work in Cargo Mouchacho Mountains
Extreme temperatures halt operations in the Cargo Mouchacho range of Southern California until autumn. Local crews suspend activities as heat reaches hazardous levels, delaying projects and affecting schedules across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouchacho Mountains
California
Cyclone Insurance Firms Form Under Odd Premise
Cyclone insurance companies are being organized amid skepticism about the need to insure a cyclone. The article notes the unusual premise and questions why anyone would seek coverage for such a natural disaster.
Gentleman reports Arthur visit centered on fishing
A gentleman who recently met ex-President Arthur at his New London retreat recalls the discussion focused on fishing. The remark highlights a casual, private exchange about a favorite pastime during a political figure’s retirement residence visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
New London
Lake Michigan Facts and Figures
The largest North American lake, Lake Michigan, extends about 300 miles in length and 108 miles at its widest. It has a mean depth near 690 feet and an elevation of about 506 feet, covering roughly 25,000 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Michigan
Ice Dealers Raise Minutes Twenty Five Percent
Ice-dealers in New York raised their minutes by twenty five percent as last winter’s frosts hit crops hard. The move reflects supply tightness and higher costs in the cold season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fellows
Cigar Shaped Log Raft To Be Towed From St John
A cigar shaped raft of logs valued at 35000 dollars is to be towed from St John to New York by a regular ocean steamer. Customs duties on the timber amount to 8000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
New York
Dr Peters Discovers New Minor Planet at Utica Obs
Dr C H F Peters of the Litchfield Observatory at Hamilton College Utica New York reports discovery of a new minor planet of eleventh magnitude designated as asteroid 259 in the asteroid group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. F. Peters
Litchfield Observatory
Hamilton College
Utica
N. Y
London solicitor travels to U S with funds in question
A recently prominent London Ontario solicitor visits the United States for an unspecified stay and takes $20,000 belonging to others, leaving many clients in a delicate financial predicament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ont
United States
Dr Gating Plans Riot Suppression Gun Exhibit
Dr Gating to showcase a fifty pound riot suppression gun in Washington. The devise can fire up to one thousand shots per minute and is intended for police patrol wagons. The display aims to demonstrate a portable heavy weapon for crowd control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gating
Washington
Intriguing Ohio Penitentiary Inmate Featured
Reports say the penitentiary houses a notable inmate 2 Mrs Victor who poisoning her brother in Cleveland. State authorities discuss capital punishment debates with governors and officials amid ongoing legal proceedings and appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Penitentiary
Victor
Cleveland
Bam
Bhoges
Unreadable OCR Brief From Local Page
Fragmentary text references a meeting and individuals in unclear context. No coherent event or names to identify. content unusable for accurate summary.
Pig Iron Town Faces Record Fines Over Weekly Rates
Local reports indicate unusually high penalties are imposed on the town of Pigiron for weekly rates. Officials say the demand is restricted, and strong measures are being taken to enforce compliance, with recent fines noted as part of ongoing enforcement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pigiron
Povorbar Society Meeting Set in San Francisco
The Povomar Society plans a August meeting in San Francisco with Colonel S M Taylor as orator and Fred Emerson Brooks as poet. Generals Sheridan, Sherman, Logan, Locke, McMahon and King, plus a large Eastern delegation, have promised to attend with events on August 2 and 4.
First New York aqueduct tunnel cut through
The first of the new aqueduct tunnels near New York was cut through the morning prior. The juncture point lies 180 feet below the surface with shafts 3,940 feet apart. The tunnel is 14 feet in diameter and the alignments meet within 1 inch at the circumference. The total length now worked reaches fifteen miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sensophone telegraph promises silent messages by touch
A new telegraph instrument named the Sensophone derives its name from delivering messages to the finger by touch rather than by ear as in the Sounder. The device mirrors the Sounder otherwise and offers silent operation with the option to write notes with one hand while receiving on the other.
Postmaster General Allows Certain Liquids in Mail
In response to petitions from business leaders across many cities the Postmaster-General amended postal laws to permit mailing liquids within the United States and territories that are not prone to explosion or ignition by shock. The change includes soft soaps, pastes, salves, ointments, and similar consistencies under safety conditions protecting other mail matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States and Territories
Free Niagara Boosts Tourism Despite Costs Rise
Tut Budlulo Courier notes the first year of a free Niagara era shows success as wealthy visitors remain, yet a growing crowd of moderate income sightseers joins the hotels. The falls, once restricted by a closed corporation, are now accessible to thousands paying the actual trip cost, expanding the audience for the spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tut Budlulo Courier
Niagara
Senate and House discuss River and Harbor bill
News of the Week from July includes Senate debate on the River and Harbor bill, Republican editors urging an investigation of Senator Payne’s election, and House actions on internal revenue provisions and cigar bond requirements. July 13 to 16 reports cover pensions, elections, disasters, and a busy Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tresday
Senate
Ohio
Payne
House
Detroit River
Mississippi River
Treasury
Averill
Alfred Pleasanter
United States
Eau Claire
Wis
Conference
Losses and court actions in early 1890s reported
Washington reports drought driven June wheat losses totaling about eleven million bushels for spring and winter varieties. Cleveland pardons bank president Porter Lee. ex Governor Trompsex becomes Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. US Canada fire losses through June reach 53.9 million dollars, up from last year. Cleveland nominates Turpie for US Attorney Indiana. Postmaster General adds 453 money order offices. Extradition treaty with England signed. dynamite miscreants to be surrendered. Civil service warnings issued to office-holders. Laird of Nebraska accused Cobb of Indiana in a blow causing blood. Banking and securities chatter. seven days of failures total 103, vs 159 prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
National Agricultural Department
Cleveland
R. Porter Lee
First National Bank
Buffalo
N. Y
Hten S. Trompsex
South Carolina
England
United States
Great Britain
Washington
East News Briefs: Drowning, Discoveries, and Disasters
Reports from across the Northeast and beyond include the drowning of Justin Matthews eleven, Albert Matthews fifteen, and Rufus Allen eighteen in Highland Lake, Bridgeton Maine. Natural gas found at five hundred feet near Nean Worsville, New York, and a baby whale killed at Durham New Hampshire. Lockout affects 54 tanneries and shops in Peabody Salem Idaho. Prohibitionists nominate Joseph Wentworth for New Hampshire governor at Concord. Lightning damage across Western New York and Erie County tallies losses near one hundred thousand dollars. Rev Isaac Bevan D D dies aged seventy five near Scranton. Newark storms cost about one hundred thousand in damages. Forepaugh circus train wreck at Wasselborough Maine injures several, kills twenty five horses. Edward Z C Judson, “Nep Bentinn,” dies aged sixty four in Stamford New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Matthews
Albert
Rufus Allen
Highland Lake
Bridgeton Me
Lake Erie
Arrow
Prohibitionists
New Hampshire
Concord
Joseph Wentworth
New York
Erie County
Tur
Isaac Bevan
Marks Green
Scranton
Newark
N. J
Wasselborough
Nep Bentiinn
Edward Z. C. Judson
Stamford
N. Y
First tin ore in Western Hemisphere found at Black Hills
The ore arrived in Chicago on the Mth en route to New York. Record rains flood Cape Fear area in North Carolina for the 14th causing extensive crop loss and evacuations. Lightning killed four women on a Clovis ranch near Penn Texas during a severe storm. Chicago anarchists trial jury completed on the 15th after three weeks. National Association of Commercial Tray executives hold annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
Chicago
New York
Clovis Ranch
Penn, Tex
Tus
National Association of Commercial Tray
Rioting in Belfast and Cholera Across Europe
Foreign intelligence details riots in Belfast between Protestants and Catholics on the 13th injuring many, cholera cases and deaths reported in Italian cities, a fire in Koden Poland destroying 100 houses, Knights of Pythias parades in Toronto, Haiti’s president re-elected, Mexican elections favor government, Bavarian memorial planned, London Telegraph on coalition limits, Peru monetary shift proposal, a deadly St Petersburg shell blast, and Greek crops damaged by storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Ireland
Austria
Italy
Brindisi
Fontana
Latano
San Vito
Koden
Poland
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Toronto
Fortana
Savito
Cordigoro
Trieste
Fiume
Howard Doveass
Cincinnati
the Knights of Pythias
Can
Solomon
Haiti
Tor
Mexico
Republic
Bavaria
Lake Starnberg
Ludwig
London Daily Telegraph
Lord Salisbury
Peru
St. Petersburg
Russia
Greece
United States and World News Briefs Overview
Weekly market totals from twenty six leading clearing houses show cash and stocks at 816 405 177 this week against 706 637408 prior week, up 2.7 percent from 1885. Rev Sam Jonas spoke to ten thousand at a Maryville camp meeting. A $500000 lumber-yard fire struck Knapp Stout in St Louis. Cholera reports from Italy through the 11th show Brindisi and Fontana with several dozen cases and dozens of deaths. disease rapidly abating. Kansas Sixth district Republicans nominate E J Turner for Congress. British election returns show Gladstone 1 206 854 and Unionists 1 386 085 with a likely 115 member majority. Major league standings list Detroit leading with 46 wins, 18 losses. Chicago 43 15. New York 30 19. Philadelphia 34 20. Boston 22 55. St Louis 20 40. Kansas City 13 40. Washington 4 44. Drowning of two men near Memphis after skiff capsizes. President nominates S Davis Page as Assistant Treasurer for Philadelphia. Missouri Greenbackers name H F Fellows for Congress. William Haney hanged by mob in Paulding for Crosby murder. Albany bi-centennial celebration begins. A cave with thirteen petrified bodies found near Akron Indiana. Drought in Kansas and Indian Territory persists, prairie fires widespread. British warship Goshawk crew drown in boat capsize. Cleomargarine bill discussed in Senate. Fortification Appropriation bill debated in House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sam Jonas
Maryville
Knapp, Stout & Co
St. Louis
Italy
Brindisi
Province of
Fontana
Tur Republicans
Kansas
E. J. Turner
Great Britain
Gladstone
National League Baseball
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
St Louis
Kansas City
Washington
Memphis
Tenn
Tur
Davis Page
Greenbackers
Missouri
H. F. Fellows
William Haney
Paulding
Matthew Crosby
Albany
N. Y
Akron
Ind
Isth
Indian Territory
Sth
Senate
Anarchist Trial Opens With Haymarket Map Evidence
The Chicago case before Judge Gary features Felix C. Buschek’s map of Haymarket and nearby Socialistic saloons, the renowned Revenge circular, and testimony from Godfield Waller about armed groups, bomb training, and planned attacks. The trial adjourned amid details of the defendants’ Lehr and Wehr Verein numbers and bomb distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaco
Gary
Haymarket
Felix C. Buschek
Trispector Bonfield
Chicago Anarchists trial details and witness testimonies
In Chicago on July 19 the Anarchists trial hears Watler describe the proposed plan to bomb police and shoot from lines, Engel and Fischer present, and witnesses discuss the Haymarket context. Schrader testifies about Lehr und Wehr drills and the May 4 event, with officials noting witness manipulation allegations and Fielden’s alleged gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Waller
Fielden
Watler
Engel
Fischer
Captain Black
Mr. Geisler
The
Verein
Schwab
Haymarket
McCormick
Chicago Avenue
Captain Schaack
Mr. Furthmann
Folt
Wells Street
Grinnell
Furthmann
Folt Hall
Adolph Schilling
Lincoln Park
Bernhard Schrader
Milwaukee Avenue
Lehr Und Wehr Verein
West
Randolph Street
Schrader
Thalia Hall
Spragfield Rifles
Foster
Mr. Ingham
Lchrader
Gary
Edward J. Steele
Michael Quinn
Steele
Quinn
Hansen
Flavin
Defaulter Thomson Confesses Defalcation And Loss
A. B. Thomson, fugitive ex cashier of the Provident Savings Bank in St. Louis, confesses defalcation in a letter to Vice-President Swain. He fixes the bank’s loss at 68054 dollars, says debtors compelled him to take bank money, and pleads for a chance to regain honor elsewhere. He offsets his thefts against a 30000 dollar official bond and 15000 dollars in his safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
A. B. Thomson
Broken Provident Savings Bank
Swain
Agaist
New York Dress and Cloak Makers Strike Scheduled
In New York a group of 5 000 dress and cloak makers across 60 to 70 firms plan a wage recovery strike. They began by striking 200 workers at Meyer Janasen Vo, a major firm, after wage reductions reduced earnings from 15 to 18 dollars weekly to 7 to 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tey
Meyer, Janasen & Vo
Dynamite Outrage Kills Merchant in Ohio Area
Benz Ramage a Union coal works merchant eleven miles down the river on the Ohio side was killed when his store was blown to atoms by dynamite placed beneath it. Henry Campbell, a former partner, was arrested on suspicion of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Wierewina
W. Va
Benz Ramage
Union Coal Works
Henry Campbell
Ramage
Crie
Two Babies Die in Boiler Explosion at Wellsville Shop
An upright boiler exploded in a Wellsville Ohio boiler shop owned by Joseph Fassett Saturday morning. The blast injured no workers, but two small children who were nearby were crushed by debris and scalded to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Joseph Fassett
Payne Case Reports Split on Senate Investigation of Senator Payne
Washington July 16 Three Privileges and Elections reports on the Payne case push contrasting paths. Two urge discharging the committee and closing the matter. a third argues for Senate inquiry citing possible bribery and public interest while arguing that Ohio law should pursue indictments.
Mexican Outbreaks Near Tamaulipas Spark Border Alarm
Fears mount that troubles along the Rio Grande may widen. Troops ordered to Nuevo Laredo to curb a Tamaulipas outbreak. Volunteers arm in Sabinos area as bandit activity grows near Agua Laguna. Civilians flee toward Texas. Coahuila forces mobilized. three dead at Vera and Lt. Col. Echuretta wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvestoy
Tex
Laredo
Rio Grande
Nuevo Laredo
Tamaulipas
Sabinos
Pancho Casas
Ojo de Agua
Agua Lagua
Texas
Lampasas
Coahuila
Vera
Antonio Echuretta
Benkelman bank failure shocks Dundy County
The Dundy County Bank of Benkelman Nebraska failed yesterday. President Belzer fled to Canada with about $100,000 in funds and securities after transferring his property to his wife. Propriety owners were McCarty and Beltzer. the bank had capital of 10,000 and assets estimated between 5,000 and 40,000. Many homesteaders rsquo livelihoods were affected as they may lose their claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omana
Neb
Dundy County Bank
Benkleman
Belzer
Canada
McCarty & Beltzer
Omaha
Beltzer
Starved into submission ends remarkable coal strike
Nashville dispatch reports the Dade coal mine mutineers surrender after two days of thirst and starvation. The convicts return to work in Coal City Ga as authorities say prudent management averted bloodshed in one of the most remarkable strikes on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Dade
Coal City
Gold dollar basis proposed for Peru monetary dealings
From Tima Peru on July 16 via Galveston. A plan to adopt the American gold dollar as the common standard, valuing the silver dollar at eighty cents gold for under a quarter eagle, with a congressional review likely. Louis Hicks, a government detective, was found dead on a Wyandotte Kansas rail line. cause of death unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tima
Peru
Galveston
Republic
Congress
Louis Hicks
Wyandotte
Kan
Destructive Storms Sweep Across Several States
Reports from Illinois Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania and North Carolina describe hail wind and flood damage. Crops in Champaign Tolono and Condit areas ruined. numerous homes barns and windows damaged. fatalities include Mrs Spearhaun in Corry Pennsylvania. Ohio and Michigan towns report unroofed buildings and destroyed orchards. Cape Fear floods devastate crops in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Champaign
Condit
Hensley
Tolono
Pittshmen
Ohio River
Steubenville
Pittsburgh
Corry
William Spearhau
Spearhaun
Barney
Canton
Wooster
Westminster
Cleveland
Shelby
Newark
Licking County
Degroit
Mich
Raveien
N.C
Cape Fear
Executive Warning From President Cleveland Shortens Political Office Action
President Cleveland issues an executive order warning all General Government officeholders to avoid using official positions to influence political movements. The order stresses officials are public servants, not masters, and condemns coercive or partisan manipulation of primaries and conventions while allowing lawful political participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington, D. C
Grover Cleveland
Morison's idea wins as House votes to apply surplus bonds
Washington July 15 The House passed a joint resolution directing the payment of interest bearing bonds with treasury surplus exceeding 100 million dollars the excess to be applied in monthly sums of at least 10 million to debt service. Vote 207 to 67 with listed nays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
United States
Yeas
Adams
Til
Allen
Mass
Baker
Belmont
Bingham
Bliss
Bound
Boutele
Buck
Kunnell
Burleigh
Hutterworth
Felix Campbell
N.Y
Merriman
Millard
Milliken
Mitchell
Muller
O'Neill
Pad
Osborne
Parker
Payne
Pierce
Reed
Rice
Rockwell
Sawyer
Seymour
Smalls
Spooner
Stewart
Stone
Swinburn
Ihe Talor
Wate
Weber
West
Whiting
Cherokee Chief Receives Knight of Labor Reply
Chief Bushyhead of the Cherokee Nation in Washington received Grand Master Powderly's letter denying Knights of Labor petitions to open Oklahoma Territory. Powderly says petitions were not presented to the Knights' Executive Board and no steps will injure Cherokee lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bushyhead
Workman
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Congress
Oklahoma Territory
The
the Knights of Labor
Flames Devour Lumber Yard at Fisk Creek Michigan
Fire swept the mill yard of I R Wagar at Fisk Creek near Stanton yesterday destroying 5 million feet of lumber 4 million shingles and tramways plus outbuildings. The mill and Wetherwax mill were saved by wind. Boarding house Evans De Young store and several houses burned. Loss placed at 80000 with fire spreading to the woods south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Fisk Creek
Stanton
I. R. Wagar
Evans & de Young
Murderer Hugh M. Brooks to be hanged August 27
Hugh M. Brooks alias W H Lennox Maxwell, convicted of the Preller murder, was sentenced yesterday to death by hanging on August 27. He received the verdict without change of expression, appearing careworn and paler, yet not wholly given up hope of a possible appeal. An appeal was granted and a stay of execution ordered until October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Louis
Hugh M. Brooks
W. H. Lennox Maxwell
Preller
Maxwell
Hayti President Solomon Reintroduced In Power
Advices from Washington report General Solomon has been reelected president of Hayti. The move follows political shifts in the Caribbean nation as Solomon resumes executive leadership amid ongoing governance changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Solomon
Hayti
Western Kansas described as land of boom towns and mirage
Scott City Kansas cor respondent describes Western Kansas once called Great American Desert. He notes rapid immigration, rival boom towns, and many centers with City or Center names. Describes flat land, shallow wells, mirages, prairie schooners, and hardy settlers, with cattle losses in winter and local education effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Colorado Line
Greeley County
Bird City
Garden City
New City
Scott City
Scott Center
Greeley Center
Smith Center
Banner County
Kan
Chicago Journal
Summer camping joy in Adirondack mids and midges
Burdette parodies Adirondack camping in Brooklyn Eagle style, praising nature while humorously detailing the pest nuisance of midges. The piece playfully advises not to carry a gun, noting guides will handle shooting and suggesting remedies like camphor and pennyroyal to ward off midges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette
Brooklyn Eagle
An Irish Lad's Career: John Lannon of Alexandria
The biography of John Lannon who arrived from Ireland with his mother and later ran a store in Alexandria during the Civil War era. At sixteen he managed stock when the owner fled, grew the business, saved six thousand dollars, and by old age built the opera house and the town’s largest wharf, becoming a respected figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lannon
Alexandria
Ireland
Joseph Broders
Lannon
Broders
John
N. Y Svn
Lilacs Bloom Once a Year in Old Poetic Note
The Lowell Courier quotes a sentimental line from Alice Stone Blackwell as the New Orleans Vines-Democrat notes lilacs bloom briefly each year. The verse laments the short flowering season and ties it to affectionate memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Stone Blackwell
New Orleans Vines-Democrat
Alice
Lowell Courier
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Fort Wayne
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Art Woodstock
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