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Newspaper
Van Wert Weekly Bulletin
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1890
Page
2
GrxeraL Fonseca as a Brazilian president depicted in portrait
Descriptive portrayal notes GrxeraL Fonseca as President of the United States of Brazil with a soldierly, erect bearing and genial face. It adds he speaks neither English nor French and mentions a lack of marked intellectual power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grxeral Fonseca
United States of
Brazil
West Africa Church Growth Booms Across Many Regions
On the west coast of Africa the church network reports 200 churches and 100000 adherents along with 2750 schools serving 30000 pupils. It also notes 33000 converts and religious texts translated into 35 dialects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Suit of Clothes Made 58 Years Ago Bears Notable Hands
Nathan Harvey of Topeka Kansas retains a suit of clothes dated fifty eight years old showing handiwork by Oliver P. Morton Schuyler Colfax General Burnside and ex Congressmen Shryock, a remarkable relic tied to Civil War era figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Harvey
Topeka, Kan
Oliver P. Morton
Schuyler Colfax
General Burnside
Shryock
O Neill Succeeds Kelley as Father of the House
Following Judge Kelley’s death, Mr. ONeill of Pennsylvania becomes the new Father of the House. The Keystone State appears to dominate this honorary title in the current lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Kelley
Mr. O'Neill
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Gladstone’s prolific publishing career highlighted
The text notes that Gladstone has published two hundred ninety nine books and pamphlets not counting magazine articles or speeches. It adds he has spent his life assimilating knowledge and sharing ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Consul Fay Warns Russia Aids Meat Trade Claim
The Department of Agriculture in Washington reports Consul Fay at Stettin Germany informs that the Russian government plans to aid certain capitalists in establishing slaughtering and shipping houses. These facilities would compete with the United States in supplying dressed meats to German and English markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Fay
Stettin
Germany
United States
New York Canoeist Begins Longest Voyage From Liberty
A New York canoeist starts the longest voyage on record paddling about seven thousand miles from the Statue of Liberty to Fort Canby Washington at the Columbia River mouth. He carries Atlantic Ocean water to pour into the Pacific in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Statue of Liberty
Columbia River
Fort Canby
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific
Young Tennyson Impresses Carlyle With Silent Evening
Max O Re ll recounts a tale of Alfred Tennyson visiting Thomas Carlyle as a young poet. The two sat by the fireplace for hours in silence until Carlyle escorted Tennyson to the door and warmly urged a return visit, saying he had enjoyed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max O’rell
Alfred Tennyson
Thomas Garlyle
Carlyle
Tennyson
Ancient Egyptian Will Lets Woman Own Property
A five thousand year old will found in Egypt shows testator Sekiah giving property to his brother a priest of Osiris with the plan that upon the brother’s death the property passes to Sekiah’s daughter who is described as having full legal rights to own manage and dispose of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Sekiah
Osiris
The fastest mile by locomotion across methods
The record list shows speeds for a mile by swimming 26:52, walking 6:23, snowshoes 5:39, rowing 5:01, running 4:12, tricycle 2:49, bicycle 2:29, skating 2:12, trotting horse 2:08, running horse 1:39, railroad train 50.14 seconds, with balloon, pneumatic tube and electricity awaiting records.
Fashionable Ladies Invest In Stocks And Jewels Across Town
A group of women invests varying sums in markets and luxury goods. Mary Logan puts all her money in a monthly magazine, Sunset Cox studies real estate, Philip Sheridan backs Chicago property, Lillian Russell funnels every spare dollar into diamonds, Clara Louise Kellogg buys railroad stock, Annie Cary Raymond trusts government bonds, and Mrs Robert Lincoln admires inherited jewels and lace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary LoGan
Sunset Cox
Philip Sheridan
Chicago
Lillian Russell
Clara Louise Kellogg
Annie Louise Cary Raymond
Robert T. Lincoln
Colorado leads in precious metals production in 1889
Superintendent Leach reports Colorado tops states for gold and silver with over 24 million dollars in 1889 production, followed by Montana at about 22.9 million and California at 14.03 million. Dakota South rises to 2.9 million, while Appalachian states show a slight gain in gold output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leach
Mint
Colorado
Montana
California
United States
Dakota
South
Appalachian
Ice trade notes record cold storage in Canada and Maine
An Eastern ice buyer reports securing 60,000 tons in Canada New Brunswick and Nova Scotia for a New Jersey brewery. He states the full amount visible in ice fields is less than half of last year’s consumption. Canada Maine have stored more ice than ever, yet total supply cannot exceed 2,500,000 tons. Hudson River districts show harvests far below the 3,500,000 ton historic level this season.
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New Jersey
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Maine
Hudson River
Greek and Jewish Immigration to Western Asia Minor and Palestine
Immigration into western Asiatic Turkey draws attention as 750,000 Greeks leave the Marmara to Mediterranean region and 750,000 Turks decline by a similar amount. Meanwhile about 30,000 sheep migrate to Palestine with many settlers taking up farming and proving proficient in tillage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asiatic
Turkey
Asia
Sea of
Marmara
Mediterranean
Palestine
Sisters Celebrate 77th Birthday in Ipswich
Two Ipswich sisters marked their seventy seventh birthday with notable likeness. They resemble each other so closely that visitors are often unsure which sister is which. The pair have shared tastes and dress alike, and both began life as workers in the old Ipswich ace factories, remaining skilled in their craft through age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich
Mass
Reform Ideas At New York Quill Club Discussion
The New York Quill Club debated various reform paths. Speakers proposed church secularization, liquor sales suppression, coffee houses, moral training in public schools, Americanism, and fair wealth distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Senate Passes Land Forfeiture Bill and McClellan Widows Pension
The Week in Review notes April 29 to May 2 with Senate approval of land forfeiture and pension measures for General McClellan’s widow, House action on post office funding, tariffs, anti trust measures, eight hour work push, and multiple local incidents including drownings, arson, a jail term, a bank shortfall, storms, and a mass strike in Chicago. The report covers presidents vetoes, nominations, and civic milestones across states and cities.
Nations sign arbitration pact at Washington conference
Seventeen nations at Washington signed the arbitration settlement agreement. Reports list gold and silver production in 1889, U.S. metallic stock, a starch trust formation, visible wheat and corn stocks, and the public debt statement. Large May demonstrations pressed for an eight hour day as April customs and internal revenue receipts rose. President signs Oklahoma Territorial government bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tren
Washington
2Sth
Mint
United States
Treasury
Ist
Cleveland
United States Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Multiple Legal and Crime News Items Across States
Writ of habeas corpus granted for Kemmler execution case in Auburn New York. three drownings near Newport Vermont after boat capsize. fire destroys business district buildings in Bath Maine. four Hungarians fatally burned at Edgar Thomson steel works Braddock Pennsylvania. Independent Order of Machinists first lodge established in Lynn Massachusetts. New York World editors indicted for criminal libel. Vermont Republican convention set for Montpelier June 19. Pennsylvania Democrats set for Scranton July 2. Bank of America suspension in Philadelphia with $700000 in liabilities. New York Legislature passes bill abolishing capital punishment. James Palmer hanged at Concord New Hampshire for 1888 Portsmouth murder. flames consume Baptist and Catholic churches and parsonage at West Boyleston Massachusetts. special election in Third Pennsylvania district May 20 to replace late Congressman Randall.
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Wallace
United States Court
Kemmler
Auburn
N. Y
Newport
Bath
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Braddock
Lynn
Mass
The
Independent Order of Machinists of the
United States
New York
Joseph Pulitzer
John A. Cockerill
Julius Chambers
James F. Graham
Hilton
Vermont
Montpelier
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Bank of America
Philadelphia
Concord
N. H
James Palmer
Henry T. Whitehouse
Portsmouth
West Boyleston
Randall
Smuggling Ring Linked to San Francisco Firm Exposed
On the 29th ult a notable smuggling operation moving Chinese into the United States from Mexico was conducted as a financed business by a well backed company headquartered in San Francisco. Temperance meetings led by Francis Murphy in Marshalltown Iowa closed with over two thousand pledges signed. Hartsville Indiana saw its business district destroyed by fire on the 29th ult. Richard Sneitke near Rochester Minnesota killed his 83 year old son and then himself on the 29th ult. In Chicago on the 29th ult Frank Woodruff once linked to the Cronin case received a six month horse stealing sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
San Francisco
Mar Shalltown
Francis Murphy
Hartsville
Ind
Richard Sneitke
Rochester
Minn
Chicago
Frank Woodruff
Cronin
European Labor Day Follows Quiet Observance Amid Arrests
In Paris forty anarchists were arrested on the 29th ult for inciting disorder among workers. Treherne Manitoba suffered near destruction from incendiaries on the same date. Across Europe the first Labor Day was observed quietly on the Ist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Alt. Treherne
Manitoba
Europe
Diverse 1870s Sports Standings and Political Events
Weekly league percentages for Players' League and National League teams are listed alongside a slate of 1870s political and local calamities. The report notes deaths, fires in Gilboa, snowstorms in the Midwest, a California gold discovery monument, a Willspoint hurricane, marriage at Laurel Fork, Pennsylvania liquor bans, and congressional bills on lighthouses, homesteads, and gerrymandering.
Eight-Hour Day Demonstrations Across Americas Europe
May 2 reports detail a worldwide eight-hour day push led by labor unions. In Chicago about 30,000 workers marched in an orderly parade to Lake Front Park before a mass meeting. New York and Philadelphia saw large marches and selective concessions, while Pittsburgh Louisville Detroit and other cities reported varied strikes and settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Russia
Atlantic
America
United States
Chicago
Lake Front Park
New York
Union Square
American Federation of Labor
International Labor Congress
Paris
Sergius E. Schevitch
Philadelphia
Master Builders’ Association
Carpenters’ Union
St. Louis
Knights of Labor
Pittspurauh
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Scottdale
Jeannette
Greensburg
Braddock
Carpenters
McKeesport
Smithton
Louisville
Gompers
National Federation of Labor
National Park
Judge Sterling
B. Tony
Detroit
Mich
Fort Wayer
Ind
CuicaGo
Berlin
Brerlin
Germany
Homburg
Marseillatse
Brussels
Antwerp
Ghent
Miners Strike Follows Failed Profit Sharing Effort
The effort to reach a basis for profit sharing failed and miners, after a secret session, decided to strike. Dispatches from St Paul Omaha and other cities report carpenters awaiting Chicago outcome before acting. Police and troops clashed with crowds in Paris and other capitals as labor demonstrations spread across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Paul
Omaha
Quincy
Des Moines
Paris
M. Floquet
M. Guesde
Place Beauveau
Ministry of the Interior
Lems
Pesth
Pestu
European strike unrest widens across towns and cities
May 3 to 8 reports show 20 000 strikers parading in Paris and 26 mills shut in Tourcoing with crowds from Roubaix. Rioting spurred by railway and factory clashes spreads to Barcelona Valencia Saragossa Alicante and Croix as troops guard facilities and police arrest dozens including a foreign anarchist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Maprio
Barcelona
Catallonia
Saragossa
Valencia
London
England
Europe
Tourcowng
Roubaix
Alicante
Paris
Place de la Concorde
Croix
Holden
France
Praneur
Lispon
Forest Fires Rage Across Minnesota and Wisconsin
Special reports from Ashland Wisconsin and Brainerd Minnesota describe widespread fires threatening lumber mills near Gull River station and nearby towns. Strong winds complicate firefighting as communities race to protect property and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Ashland
Wis
Brainerd
Gull River Station
Pillsbury
Milwaukee
Mason
Omaha
Hurley
Ironwood
Aurora
Rice Lake
Barron County
Chippewa Falls
Labor's Army as 90,000 Idle in May Strikes
Bradstreet's reviews a nationwide surge in eight hour demands and strikes. By May 1 an estimated 40,000 idle, possibly 70,000, with Chicago and New York seeing large activity. Chicago sash door and blind factories plus lumber districts show mass suspensions while other cities report rising mobilization and wage concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
United States
Chicaie
New York
New York City
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago
Western Avenue
Burnham & Richardson
F. F. Roberts
Halsted Street
N. K. Fairbank Company
Eighteenth Street
Coopers
Demma & Durka
Nineteenth Street
Blue Island Avenue
Louisville
Boston
Philadelphia
Oshkosh
Wis
Tailors Union
Clayton Murder Witness Links Bentley and Pate to Crime
Colonel W. H. H. Clayton, brother of John M. Clayton, testified to Congress that he thinks Oliver Bentley and Bob Pate killed his brother. He described his January 30, 1889, Plummerville visit and said many in the county knew of the plot. He did not accuse the Democratic party, but blamed the ballot-box theft as part of the motive. He praised the governor’s efforts but said the investigation may have gone astray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Bentley
Bob Pate
Lirrie Rock
Ark
Congressional Committee
Clayton-Breckinridge
W. H. H. Clayton
John M. Clayton
Clayton
Plummerville
Morrillton
Democratic Party
Arkansas
Three State Farm and Labor Bodies Form Federation
Secret meeting at the St Nicholas Hotel Springfield brought delegates from the State Grange Farmers Mutual Benefit Association Farmers Alliance and Knights of Labor into a permanent federation. J M Thompson Joliet becomes general president and A Kirkpatrick Champaign serves as general secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
Springfield
St. Nicholas Hotel
State Grange
Farmers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Farmers’ Alliance
J. M. Thompson
Joliet
A. Kirkpatrick
Champaign
Boulanger Poised to Return and Seek New Trial
La France reports General Boulanger will sail from Jersey to France this Sunday to demand another trial. The paper says he will inform President Carnot of his landing site in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulanger
Paris
la France
France
Jersey
Carnot
Death of Bishop Borgess in Kalamazoo
Bishop Borgess who suffered paralysis during a visit in Kalamazoo last Sunday died at 1 10 this morning He remained conscious almost to the end indicating a lingering illness and his death closes a long career as a church leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borgess
Kalamazoo
Mich
O’brien
Poole Gilham & Co. Assigns Assets in Fair Iowa
The Poole Gilham & Co wholesale grocers of DupuyQueE Iowa with twenty years in business made an assignment Friday. A charter mortgage for 19800 was given to the First National Bank of this city Thursday night triggering other creditors to move. Liabilities run about 40000 with assets not stated.
Hill Signs the Ballot Reform Bill
Governor Hill signed the compromise ballot reform bill in Albany on Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Albany
N. Y
Governor Hill
Grain Speculator Fraley Compromises with Creditors
Moses Fraley, the grain speculator who failed here recently, reaches a settlement of forty cents on the dollar with creditors. The deal: twenty cents cash, ten cents in six month notes, ten cents in one year notes. Mrs. Fraley, reputedly rich, to endorse the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Moses Fraley
Life sentence for robbery near Downieville Cal
Frank Williams, convicted of robbing the United States mails from a stage near Downieville California months ago, has been sentenced to imprisonment for life in San Francisco daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Frank Williams
Downieville
Cal
United States
Murderer John Stansbury Sentenced to Hang in Fort Smith
John Stansbury, convicted in February in the U S Court of murdering his wife, has been sentenced to be hanged. The crime was to marry an Indian girl and gain rights in Indian Territory. The date is set for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith
Ark
John Stansbury
United States
Stansbury
Indian Territory
Special Election Set for Randall Successor in Third District
Governor Beaver issues proclamation for a May 20 special election in Harrisburg to choose a successor to the late Samuel J. Randall in Pennsylvania's Third Congressional district. The notice specifies the date and purpose of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Beaver
Samuel J. Randall
Portugal backs arbitration on Delagoa Bay railway seizure
Lisson May 8 report the Portuguese Government favors arbitrating the questions from the Delagoa Bay railway seizure. It promises British and American Ministers in Lisbon a speedy reply to the arbitration suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisson
Delagoa Bay
Lisbon
Railroad Sale Rumor Links Big Four to Alton Purchase
May 3 New York reports the Big Four lines the Cleveland Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis Railroad Company will buy the Alton and Terra Haute railroad for about 10 million dollars. The deal status remains rumored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sleveland, Chicago, Cincinnati & St. Tius Railroad Company
Alton & Terra Haute Railroad
Gage Elected Permanent President of World’s Fair Directors
Forty directors met at the Palmer House Chicago electing Lyman J. Gage as president with T. B. Bryan and Potter Palmer as first and second vice presidents. Salaries for secretary and treasurer deferred. Possible secretary candidate Colonel H C Corbin. Gage, a noted banker, has steered major bank growth and supported the world’s fair movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lyman J. Gage
Cutcano
World’s Fair Association
Palmer House
Edwin Walker
Adams Express Company
Dearborn Street
Monroe
Adams
Davis
Gage
T. B. Bryan
Potter Palmer
Joseph Medill
W. B. Strong
H. C. Corbin
Regular Army
W. H. Colvin
Association
Corbin
War Department
Colvin
Madison County
N. Y
Merchants’ Loan and Trust Company
First National Bank
United States
Finance Committee
Congress
House adopts Morrill Bill as substitute for dependent pension
The House passed by 179 to 70 a Morrill bill replacing the Senate dependent pension plan. It authorizes the Interior Secretary to place on the pension roll veterans 60 or older with ninety days service, or their widows at 60, with $8 per month pensions, beginning at application and continuing for life, plus invalid pensions for disabled veterans at $8 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Morrill
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Naval
Pension Office
Bank of America Philadelphia Closes After 700000 Deposits Drain
The Bank of America of Philadelphia suspended liabilities and shut its doors on Wednesday afternoon after a heavy daytime drain. Twelve branch offices closed along with the main bank at Fourth and Chestnut streets. Deposits are reported around 700000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bank of America
Fourth
Chestnut Streets
Death of a Norwegian Agitator
Marquis Thrane aged 74 died of paralysis at his son’s home in Eau Claire Wisconsin on Wednesday. He rose to prominence in Europe during the 1848 revolutionary era as a Liberalist agitator and was imprisoned by the Norwegian government for publishing a newspaper advocating republican institutions and labor emancipation. Ibsen was among his contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Chatre
Wis
Marquis Thrane
Europe
Norway
Ibsen
Memorial services for Lucy Webb Hayes held in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Ohio on May 1 memorial services for Lucy Webb Hayes were held at the Scottish Rite Cathedral by the Women's Relief Corps Auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic. Mrs Kate B Sherwood delivered the memorial address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Cincinnati
Lucy Webb Hayes
Scottish Rite
Women’s Relief Corps Auxiliary
Grand Army of the Republic
Kate B. Sherwood
Wright found guilty of first degree murder
In BenzontaA Michigan on May 1 the Racine man C. T. Wright was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the killing of Officers Marshall and Thurber at Otter Creek last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benzontaa
Mich
C. T. Wright
Racine
Marshall
Thurber
Otter Creek
Seven Frame Buildings Burned in Proria Fire
Fire Tuesday night destroyed seven frame buildings housing small trades. The blaze began in a blacksmith shop and swept the block. Doyle & King, contractors, suffered the heaviest losses with about 10000 dollars in insured damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proria
Ill
Doyle & King
House Fire Kills Three in Tennessee Home
A May 1 report from near Cumberland Gap, Knoxville shows William Holder, his wife, and one child died in a fire that consumed their home Tuesday night. Six other children escaped in night clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
William Holder
Cumberland Gap
Holder
Minister Palmer Withdraws From Michigan Governor Race
Detroit May 1 Minister Palmer. announced for Michigan governor withdraws from the race while returning home for campaign duties. He cites the death of his niece, his last living relative, as the reason breaking him down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Palmer
Court of
Spain
Michigan
Mexican Chamber Approves Indefinite Presidential Terms
The Chamber of Deputies in City of Mexico votes 178 to approve a bill granting presidents an unlimited number of terms. The measure moves to the Senate for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Mexico
Chameer of Deputies
Senate
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