Broad World in Brief Reports From Many Lands
The Indianapolis Democratic organ and Fort Wayne editors are named. A New York appeal case totals $43,182 against Clara Campbell. The New York Chamber of Commerce backs foreign almanac distribution. A Glasgow ceremony honors rescue of the Triumphant crew. The P Caland voyage damage and mail handling are noted. Smallpox ships, pork import rules, Scotland local government, Irish rent protests, Antarctic plans, coast defense funds, Lehigh Valley furnaces, and various crimes, accidents, and deaths are listed in rapid-fire fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York Chamber of Commerce
Hollis
Svealth Stret
New York
Ritchie
Indiana
Glasgow
Scotland
Preident
Cleveland
Cam'bell
Triumphant
Boston
Liverpool
P. Caland
Rotterdam
Plymouth
London
Queenstown
Schieden
New Yok
Supreme Court
Providence
R. 1
Florence L. Wilson
Levi
Doc
Shenandoah
William Penn
Ir 45
Uniontown
Alvab W. Krigegs
Cottage Grove Avenue
Branca
Chicago
Briges
Buth
Ogdensburg
Wi. C
Bank of England
Hamilton and North- Western Raiload
Canada
Dursday
Belgic
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Yokohama
China
United States
Stockholm
State Department
Lewes
Melbourne
Australia
Antarctic Committee
South Pole
Lord Salisbury
St Iast
Miltte and Defense Department
Coast Defense
Loms River
N. d
Bothen
Awmis
Maury Wilson
Hopital
Yorkville
Jay
Are
Children's Society
Lehigh Valley
James Saunders
Tunne
Bleury Street
Montreuil
Blanche Henderson
Jamaica
Delaware
Lucy M. Carlton
Nashua
N. H
George Reyes
Ben & Co
Maj
John G. Lee
Philadelphia
Beaver
Corean Army
Kingdom of Corea
Urugay
George Mann
College Point
L. L
Finance and Trade Summary of a Dull Market at Close
New York February 8. The stock market opened dull with few trades and many quotations absent by 1 PM. Total shares 64,000. Reading and St. Paul led with over half the volume, opening 34 higher and advancing to 16 o’clock. Market ended firm but dull. Manhattan Elevated strongest, closing higher. Day’s total 112,447 shares. Money market near 2.4 percent. highest 3 percent. Exchange steady. bonds steady with mixed rates. Produce and grain markets show modest activity. wheat and corn weaker with spots easing. Butter and eggs steady. cheese quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reading
St. Paul
Manhattan
Feb
Governine
Garreney
Pacific Railroad
Union Firsts
Centrals
New York Produce Exchange
Minnesota
City
West Indies
Ohio
Southern
Comimen
Red State
Buige
Lee Tower
Rash
Where Oh Where in the name of the Washington monument
The piece mocks a political rumor saga about Tootie Tuttle Frenzy Pairchild and Catawumpus Foraker. It cites Boutelle of Maine alleging Lincoln as the actor behind removing battle flags and packing relics, while praising Don Dickinson as postmaster general and comparing him to historic figures in a satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Monument
Tootie Tuttle
Frenzy Pairchild
Catawumpus Foraker
Boutelle
Maine
Snickersense
Lamar
Belle Boy
Grover Cleveland
Jefferson Day
Robert
Lincoln
Chester A. Artin
Loutelle
Capt. McNally
Porcupine
Miow
Dob Lincoln
Snickersons¢ Boutelle
Louisville Courier-Jourisl
Able Samuel S Cox Speaker of the House in Historic Honor
The House of Representatives unanimously honored Samuel S. Cox as speaker in Mr. Carlisle’s absence. Cox, a veteran of forty years on the floor, antedates every Democrat in service and made the first speech in the present body, becoming a full speaker with honor and few duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Washington
Samuel S. Cox
Carlisle
Cox
Judge Selley
Winthrop
Ofice
Judge Gresham's Successor Ibis Noted By Republicans
The Louisville Courier Journal says Josh Alien, a Simon pure Democrat of the old school, has succeeded Judge Gresham on the United States circuit bench in Chicago. The figure is described as a around man and sound, a lawyer and scholar. It notes birth in Tennessee, partnership with Abraham Lincoln, congressional service with W H Morrison, and defeating Dan Vorhees at a game of seven up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresham
Ibis
Josh Alien
Simon
United States Circuit Court
Chicago
Tennessee
Abraham Lincoln
W. H. Morrison
Congress
Dan Vorhees
Louisville Courier-Journal
Senator Hale Weighs History on Republican Inconsistency
The Jacksonville News Herald notes Senator Hale is eager to study ancient history in part but reluctant to examine a quarter century of Republican inconsistency. The piece contrasts the difference between Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum in his view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Tweedle Dee
Maine
Jacksonville
Fla
News-Herald
Fine Party Lines by Col. Frederick D. Grant
Col Frederick D Grant says he would not become a quarantine commissioner under a Democratic governor even if possible The colonel sharpens party lines compared with before the last election when he agreed to head a ticket that included two Democrats to its only chance of success News account notes his stance and party alignment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick D. Grant
New York Star
Murat Halstead Warned Over Rhetoric Nickname
Observers mock Murat Halstead for his heavy diction calling him a potential nickname bearer. A public rebuke suggests he curb bloody shirt rhetoric to avoid lasting label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halstead
Murat Halstead
Muriath Halstead
New York
A Rare Opportunity In Venice Inspires Blaine
Mr Blaine wanders Venice amid Bridge of Sighs reflections and gondolida songs, hoping for a rare opportunity to explore his magnetic feelings in a vivid mood piece from a Chicago Herald item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Venice
Chicago Herald
Forester policy urged by Senator Hale of Maine
The Chicago Times credits Senator Hale of Maine with proposing forest preservation measures. It notes forethought as timely as his constituents may soon head to the woods, signaling imminent public interest in forest conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Te
Hale
Maine
Where They Atda The Indianapolis Journal Quote
The Indianapolis Journal calls for more Republican leaders unafraid to march under the bloody shirt and mockingly suggests opening the lunatic asylum to pick leaders. The remark accuses opponents of political opportunism and uses satirical barbs to criticize party discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atda
Indianapolis Journal
Athiuula Constitution
Men Who Judge Best Clarify Cleveland Title Error
The Chicago Herald notes that Mr Halstead did not call the president Iris Heaviness but challenged a misprint. He asserts no one judges the president’s heaviness better than those who have sat down with him, stressing the need for accuracy in attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best
Halstead
Cleveland
Iris Heaviness
Chicago Herald
Col Grant Said to Be in Platt’s Possession
A New York Sun clipping asserts Colonel Frederick Dent Grant has irrevocably passed into the possession of Hon. Thomas C. Platt. The piece jokes that Platt is better at keeping Col Grant in the middle of the road than at keeping himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Frederick Dent Grant
Thomas C. Platt
Platt
Col. Grant
New York
Civil service reform debate echoes Blaine era dispatch
Kansas City Star notes senior Til remarks on Dr Burchard's 1864 democracy work and hints at upcoming senate interest. References Timie Blaine and civil service reform, with dramatic language about thunder and lightning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burchard
Buntil
B Dispatch
Chan St. Louw Pas
Timie
Blaine
Senate
Civil Service
Kansas City Star
St Jacobs Oil praised as permanent cure claims
A letter from Lowell reports St Jacobs Oil curing Orin Hobiti a cripple and keeping him pain free after manual labor begun. Dr Dennis cites knee rheumatism relief, with six years of symptom freedom. The letter touts the product as curing worst conditions swiftly, sold by Druggists and dealers, with a general guarantee of satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mr. Lewis
Orin
St. Jacobs
Ussi
Fr. Dennis
Geo. CG. Osevon M
St. Jacops
Land Auction of Warren County real estate details
A Warren County court order calls for sale of leaseholds and parcels in Glade Township and surrounding warrants. Descriptions cover eight parcels with boundaries, adjoining owners, and reservations including royalties and prior conveyances to Collins Morse and Heasley. The notice lists deeds dated 1887 1844 and 1886 with wards and map references in the recorder’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achtastrapars
Grplai
Warren County
Une Tout
Warren
Om Bridary
al Oredr K P
Aeserilen Real Estate
Morse
Que Townsip
Mekend County
Bat
Joseph R. More
Cijlinsama
Hleanley
Mary
Recorders Office
Wurrel County
Leasehold interests in Warren County oil lands sold
Willard White transfers undivided and divided oil and gas leasehold interests to Collins Morse and Hensley in Glade and surrounding townships. Includes one eighth royalty in multiple tracts, described boundaries along Allegheny River and various roads, plus undivided shares in related leases and mineral rights. Sale terms: one third cash on confirmation, balance in two instalments with a judgment bond mortgage. CHAS P Colling and HENRIETTA WORSE act as administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uberee
Trael
Furty
Willierd White
Dirko
Dobu
Willard Witte
Joli Pray
John Pray
Willard White
Tin Hop
K. Colling
J RK. Morse
P.O. Heasley
Recorder’s
Warren Councy
Colling
Morne and
Heasley
W. 5
Weed
Collings
Morse and Weagley
Colling, Morse and Heasley
Recorder
Charles H. McAuley
Sarah E. McAuley
Big
Collins
Morse and Heusley
Recorders Oil
Warren County
Bl. & Stowell
Salah BE. Mcauley
Br. CG. Frederick
Pi Arcel
H. M Smith
Johnson
Morse and
Neasley
Lauds
Smith, Hrights& Co
P. M. Smith
J. Johnson
Mary L. Sledges
Orris Hall
L. K. Stowell
Aid Warran
Willerd White
Collins and
Phillips
Othera
Dau
Berg Park
Mba
Iiterest
Isis
Awe
Fididred
Ty Willard
Saad Iaet
POM
Allegheny River
Wien
Joboth
Julinson
Kinzie Oll Diimmen
Warren
Joseph RK
Pou
Hensley
Smaly Qhuiner
Joseph KR
CY Collin
P.O. Teasles
Joseph Ok
Morse
Teasley
Telurenve
Willard Whitt
Page Do
Ghide
Derth
Allegheny
White
Ata Pulutua
dUegleny
Dowi Sant
Tesnic
Vln-Hall
Sey
Iso
McCalmony
Uf Company
Alsa
White Dockard Cablius
Marge
Anid Glade
Heginning
Alegleny Tiver
Billy
PM. Sauith
Bani
U. Go
Jobu GO
Rand
L. Mush
Aid Roubining
Afl
Colling and Morse
Aaid White
Collins, Moree and Hensley
W. Lb. Mamb
J R. Mora
Cerigie
Wlny & Phb
Te Worth
J.C. Fuller
Avid Fuller
Pulic Road
Avid Road
T. G. Phillips
Phillips’ Reuze
O. G. Wid Joha
Wim. Engligh
Win. L Marsh
W. L. Marsh
P. G.hiips
Holling
Twarchold
Phillipe and Parker
Iearehoeks
Phillips and Parker
Tomlad
Alno
Ins
I Parker
Gaint Farm
Alero
Kingzoa
Joseph K. Morse
CG. P. Coltiing
P.Q Heatey
Joseph RK. Morse
Chas
Henrietta
Joseph BR. Morse
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Harry
B. D. Adsit
Republican Clubs
Ilinois
Uth
Charles E. Schweyer
Alherst Collge
Oshkosh
Wis
Libby Risen
Richmond
Dodge
Commissioner of Agriculture
Post Office Department
Chapmann & Gale
Main Street
Norfolk
Rockford Watch Company
George D. Hill
Bolivar
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Dr. Wendell Holmes
Northern V Nein
Eau Claire
Finance and Trade
Dan Dickinson
Nen
Don M. Dickinson
Franklin
Vilas
Richard
Wolverine
Lochinvar
Michigan Democracy
Messrs
George
Low
Lowry
Adil
Rhea Arem
Dennis Ind
Jacobs Gil
Weil
Devers Everphere
Charles A. Voreler
Galta
G & E Bartsch
Water St
Charles A. Peterson
Attormey Atiaw
Brown @ Stone
T. Neill
New Eachunge Block
Leonhart Bros
J. A. Selouvld
Brown & Stone, Attorneys AT Law
C. W. Stone
Dinsmoor & Cable
Attuolneys AT Law
Oiee
Scolely Black
Hunter & Son
Dinsmoor
JAS. Cable
Ww. D. Trunkey
Geo. O. Cornelius
Scofield Block
Front Street
W.Y. N. Yates
Liawana Rolls Eublic
Warren Savings
J. G. Noyes Daug
de Ex Othe
Br. J. MM. Davies
Liberty Street
Baptist Church
Resieleries
Bpreseripase
Peta
Ae &. McAlbine
Dee
Murck
Urug
Carver Wouse
Gee
J. Danforth
Etee
Second
Liberty Streets
Wossunirs
John Sager
Wise
Carver House
Ly Exchange Hotel
G. 11
Leonhart
Gus Mul
Palace
First Street
W. A. Greaves
Bramies
Epivogu
Curch
Q. Smith
Foote
Sirews
Tiret National Bank
Second Street
Kign
Golden Horseshoe
Beth Arnold
Med. Corp
Woonroe
Kentucky
Josava
D. Arnheim & Go
Second Avenue
Pittsburgh
Island
Warren, PA
Temp
Koebley
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