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Newspaper

Wayne County Herald

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1885

Page

2

Frenchman’s Sahara canal scheme and global unrest

The report chronicles Francis Eli Roudaire’s Sahara canal proposal to connect the desert with the Mediterranean, plus a flurry of world events. Jules Ferry declares continued French advance to the Chinese frontier. riots surge in English towns. a coal mine disaster in France kills 28. Egyptian troops misbehave on march. Edmond About dies in Paris aged 57. Gladstone’s health improves slowly as storms disrupt Southern Europe. a ship collision near Holyhead costs lives. a German murderer arrested in Brussels. mass meetings in London discuss radical reforms and birthright restitution. bank failures and market data accompany the wide array of incidents.

Francis Eli Roudaire Sahara Mediterranean Chamber of Deputies Jules Ferry Teiquin Mallon Iiblin Police England Leeds Manchester Sheffield Newcastle Liverpool Birmingham Reichstag Prince Bismarck Lievin Au Pas de Calais France Stewart Howeryatt Gakdul Edmond About Paris Gladstone Europe Algeria Tonquin Admiral Moorsom Holyhead Brussels Rumpf Frankfort-on-the-Main London Henry George Lai

Obituary Roundup Notes Prominent Deaths Across Cities

Obituaries and notices report the death of Colfax vice president of the United States and other notable figures. Gen Grant memorial fundraising proposals appear in Buffalo Express. Deaths include Yale Professor Benjamin Silliman and Philadelphia’s Gen Brinton, with various other local losses and memorials noted across Minnesota Illinois and West Virginia.

Benjamin Silliman Yale College Sarah Ellen Smith Philadelphia Sally Mount Moriah St. Paul Lockport N. Y Barber Nichols Gen Grant Buffalo Express Express Taylorville Ill Emma Bond J. W. Dunlop Kansas City Robert G. Brinton Powell Washington Frederick Kemler Galena Colfax South Bend Ind N. D. Williamson William Montague Connolly Baltimore Thomas

Insolvent lists and failed firms in early 1900s industry

The report lists Chester Busby a Courtland miller owing 117000 and J B Gregg & Son of Courtland with 130000 in debts. Thomas J Mayall a Reading rubber maker failed for 83000 cash. Oliver Brothers Phillips and Oliver Roberts Wire Co of Pittsburgh suspended payment but expect assets to cover 3 to 5 million. Mills employing 4000 workers to close yet all paid. Cisco’s parking house in New York fails with liabilities over 192.5 million. founder John J Cisco died last March.

Chester Busby Courtland New York J. B. Gregg & Son Thomas J. Mayall Reading Massachusetts Oliver Brothers & Phillips Oliver & Roberts Wire Company (Limited Pittsburgh John J. Cisco Sos John

Treasury and canal news mix as Congress set bills

Secretary McCullough opposes whisky tax cut while favoring tax on withdrawal for consumption. House panel backs $850,000 for Hennepin Canal and a broader river and harbor package totaling $11.33 million. In Colombia civil war rages with notable defeats and a large Panama Canal progress report highlights massive earthworks and near-term costs. Emerald findings and a bizarre Olney monster story also headline the chatter.

the Treasury McCullocch Internal Revenue House Committee On Santander Boyaca Nunez Boyaco United States Colombia Bothwell Ontario Charles B. Brady St. Louis Lancaster Nathaniel McKay Panama Panama Canal West Indies Scotland McKay de Lesseps Department of Agriculture Washington Olney Ill Secretary of War Northern Pacific St. Louis Bay West Superior Duluth Wisconsin Bay Hennepin Canal Missouri River

Multiple Industrial Disasters Reported Across States

A saw mill boiler explosion in Smithfield Ohio killed three men and mortally wounded two others. A Collinsville Illinois ball factory owned by O B Wilson burned for a loss around $65,000. A Solvay Procession Works wing in Syracuse New York exploded, killing eight and injuring others, with losses near $75,000. A Somerge Iowa chemical plant explosion burned two men and shattered windows across town. Two brothers, Lewis and Harry Prichty, died in a train accident near Delaware Ohio. Several other incidents include a gas and fertilizer pile accident near Paul Road, a hydrogen gas experiment fatality near Denver, storms causing millions in damage in Northern Ohio, Kiowa Indians freezing near Camp Angus Indian Territory, Beloit Kansas fire causing $40,000 damage, Dodge City fire with $75,000 loss, Yankakee Illinois infirmary fire and fatalities, and five men killed in a Good Spring Station Pennsylvania saw mill boiler blast.

Smithfield Ohio Collinsville Ill O. B. Wilson Solvay Processioe Syracse Ni Y Somerge Lewis Harry Prichty Delaware Carleston Paul Road G. E. Smith Denver Camp Angus Indian Territory Beloit Kan Dodge City Yankakee Thomas Herely Chicago Herely W. A. Reid Ernest Goodspring Station Lebanon

Nevada Legislature Reelects John P. Jones to Senate

The Nevada Legislature re elected John P Jones to the United States Senate. The Democratic caucus in Hartford nominated William H Barnum Jr for senator and the Republicans backed Orville H Platt. Congressman Randall convened a House Democratic caucus in Washington to act.

Nevada John P. Jones United States Senate Hartford Conn Wm. H. Barnum J United States Orville H. Platt Randall House of Representatives Washington

Murders and Political Trials Stain 19th Century News

Reports detail mutinies by Mexican soldiers near Ensenada killing their captain and others before fleeing toward U S territory. In Illinois a Hickory Township teacher kills a student with a bat after abuse. A Howell Mich. crowd is fired upon by residents. one man dies and three wounded. Augusta Ga banker George P Curry jailed five years for bond malfeasance. Samuel Williams, a stock dealer, murdered near Red Key Ind. George Travis hanged in Wellsboro Pa for murder by burning body. Chicago grand jury indicts several for election fraud. others indicted for perjury. Hangings occur in Edwardsville Ill and San Francisco Cal for separate crimes. Multiple other names and incidents listed.

Ensenada United States Hickory Township Illinois Amos Dibble Howell Mich Dibyble George P. Curry Augusta Samuel Williams Red Key Ind George Travis Wellahoro Martha Sylvia Travis Chicago Whch Jil Alton San Francisco Cal Nicholas Skerrett

Embezzlers Sentenced in Bank Crimes

A report outlines embezzlement cases involving $60,000 at Northern Pacific Railway and $125,000 by James M. Meech and Charles Webb. Sentences include thirteen years and six months at Stillwater. Authorities are named in connection with the Shetucket Bank and Stillwater prison terms.

AL OL James Helands Northern Pacific Railway Company St Paul Stillwater Des James M. Méech Charles Webb National Bank Shetucket Bank

Press Portrait Bought For Union Operations Committee

A life-size portrait of the late Press I ft carne was purchased for 500 ori, to be placed in the Bose of the committee on operations, where he served as a member. The report combines a jumble of incidents from a chaotic era, including a fatal accident, a boxing match stoppage, and political notes.

Unite States Kankakee Illinois Asy Jim Ming Mie Sullivan-Ryan Ork Sullivan McCulloch Ppardice & Co Cox Bros & Co D. E. Swan Northern Pacific Minnesota Wabash Toledo Wis Venice St. Louis J. ‘J. Mattock Hazzet Oaffordia Gerthan Fritz Zeiffert August Koebl Gene Ray Sweet Fisher Sweet Michigan George Ans Ray

Ohio Legislature in session as House debates penitentiary probe

The Ohio House met with 44 members present while the Senate did not convene. A resolution to investigate the penitentiary spurred lengthy debate and committee work, and a later reconsideration altered the outcome. Bills on education, road work, and public debt were introduced and advanced in both chambers amid adjournment delays and new commissions.

House Senate Gray Indiana Brown Watt Myers Brunner Messrss Thorp Love Asrs Addison Cole Litter Committee On Printing Poltie ci Sihance F.ohl R. Terril Ryan Warwick Welch C.T. Keetcch Hocking County General Assembly Ohio Coal Exchange Columbus and Hocking Valley Coal and Iron Company Columbus, Hocking Valley and Yoledo Railroad Company Congress Messrs. Crowell Dickasen Fagsett Mr .Stryer Mr. Cole Greiner Hughes Common Pleas Court Lieutenant Covert Levering Columbus J. Wellch Foll . Bohl van Cleat Circleville Pidgeway Deyo Dompelli Goodman Ford O’brien Lewis Ohio Gregg Boards of Education Oren Board of Education of Wilmington Duff Harmon Gerkins Freedom Township Henry County Cuff Christopher Dietmer Ridgeville Township Bargar Pose Mooney Dr. Crowell Elouse McBride Hocking Valley Terrell Turner Urner Elliott Evans Wilson Ines Ohl Thorpe Bohl Printing Commission Bittler New Carlise Clark County Dunt

A Young Lawyer and the Butter Scene in the West

A traveling young lawyer recounts a westward journey with caution about desperadoes. He recalls meeting a fierce miner at Steel Plate Arizona who demanded the butter, a moment resolved by the jurist drawing his revolver after the butter offer. The tale segue covers alchemy and life prolongation ideas from Paracelsus and Thurneysser, noting their beliefs and stardriven destinies.

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Henry Wise argues for expansion and war as cleansing force

Virginia writer Henry A Wise letters Ben Perley Poore urging Texas expansion while warning war may follow. He warns peace cannot cleanse corruption and that war would sweep away drones and the ruined, praising war’s purifying potential despite its curses.

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