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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1895

Page

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Boundaries and Migration: Maps, Emigration, and Census

The passage notes twenty years of British maps showing disputed Venezuela boundaries, a hunt for land, and a large wave of immigration from Italy Bohemia Poland Russia and Hungary to America. It references the 1890 U S census as vast and costly, deeming windfall resources wasted for civilization interests.

Venezuela Italy Bohemia Poland Russia Hungary América Othe United States Alaska

Late statesman habits and frost debate in 19th century notes

The former Treasury secretary Hugh McCulloch kept biweekly inspections of all treasury divisions to stay informed on department affairs. A Pittsburgh paper argues late frosts will aid farmers by eradicating pests and thinning fruit. It recalls the June 5 1859 frost ending the red wheat weevil. Newfoundland’s minerals and independence critique are noted, calling a European colony in America a belated absurdity.

Hugh McCulloch the Treasury Pittsburoh Pennsylvania Newfoundland New England England America

England China trade links and Gresham'sLegacy

England controls 44 percent of Japan's foreign trade with England prominent in Asia. Hong Kong merchants handle most China exports and imports. Water Q Gresham is mourned as a soldier jurist and counselor. Immigration since 1820 numbers over 15 million from the old world, a unique global movement.

Axsour Japan England China Hong Kong Russia Asia Water Q. Gresham Judge Gresham

Decoration Day in memory of the brave men

The article recalls Decoration Day celebrated annually for nearly thirty years. It notes the long span as a generation and asserts that recent commemorations have matched or exceeded past fervor and sacredness in honoring those who gave their lives for their country.

New York Man Demonstrates Honest Purses In Streets

A New York man dropped six ladies purses in streets and stores each with forty two cents a key and his name and address. Five purses were returned within twenty four hours. In every case the finders were women. The experiment suggests purses in New York are restored when they contain little money and lack a card with the finder’s details.

New York

Parade and memorial notes from New York and beyond

News in brief out of New York covers the Grand Army of the Republic parade in Madison Square with Governor Morton heat relief, the Grant tomb ceremony, and a Tokyo return triumph. Other items report Walter Q. Gresham's Chicago burial, Cuban insurgent rumors, Japanese imperial welcome, deaths of Miss Rustan Kennard and Lord Gough, and various crimes, shipwrecks, and legal cases.

Grand Army of the Republic Madison Square New York City Morton Fifth Avenue Hotel Grant Durne Walter Q. Gresham Oakwoods Cemetery Chicago Martie Gomez Havana Spain Japan Hiroshima Yokohama Rustan Kennard Philadelphia George Stephens Gough Viscount Gough London Treasury Carlisle Louisville Erasmus Frederick John H. Lewis Benton Manufacturing Co St. Louis Frederick Lafayette Prince Cleveland Columbus Herman Mudgett H. H. Holmes Howard Fidelity Mutual Life Association Benj. F. Pitezel Inspector Waterbury Salt Lake City Utah C.W. Carter Rock Springs Wyo Colima Joan A. Cana Portland Ore Carr Bunco” Kelly Sayers Winchester Repeating Arms Co New Haven Conn Jeremiah Spillane

Tusk Gold Standard invites memberships for pamphlet propaganda

A London based Tusk Gold Standard circular invites memberships and pecuniary subscriptions to fund pamphlets. A Hong Kong dispatch reports Japanese forces landed at Kelung Formosa with fighting starting the next day, and Japanese warships bombarded Kelung. On the 31st, three British warships were ordered to Jiddah to investigate the killing of the British vice consul and wounding of other officials by Bedouins and to protect foreign lives and property. The cruiser Bennington departed Mare Island to relieve the Philadelphia, with Admiral Beardslee to hoist his flag aboard the Olympia in San Francisco. The U S treasurer mailed 1,113 checks totaling 126,822 for interest on bonds from the 1891 funded loan at 2 percent. Failing week ended 81st saw 215 U S failures per R G Dun & Co, Canada 34 failures.

Tusk Gold Standard Association of London Hong Kong Kelong Formosa Jiddah Mecca Bennington Mare Island Navy Yard Honolulu Philadelphia Beardslee Olympia San Francisco United States R. G. Dun & Co Canada

British Turkish reform pledge sparks busy diplomacy

A London Daily News dispatch from Constantinople reports Said Pasha promised the British ambassador to answer by the Bairam festival to reform proposals from Britain Russia and France on Armenian provinces. Powers expect acceptance. Also noted: May deficit outlook, a Chicago Pullman suit, a stranded steamer in Magellan Straits, a postal card case against a Cambridge citizen, Wilson’s travel, Missouri Turner festival, Columbus charity drive, and Carnegie Steel wage hike affecting about 20 000 workers.

London Daily News Constantinople Said Pasha Philip Currie Great Britain Russia France Jupse Baker Chicago Moloney Illinois Pullman Car Co Pullman Company Washtenau New York San Francisco Keewana Straits of Magellan Cambridge Mass United States Grand Jury United States Supreme Court Washington Wilson Charlestown Oxford Miss University of Mississippi Turner Societies Missouri, Valley Kansas City St. Louis Christian Church Columbus Ind Chase Carnegie Steel .Co

Lincoln era memorial and Illinois notes in Decoration Day scene

Lincoln tomb ceremonies in Springfield referenced by Mayor Walbridge with calls to honor Lincoln through virtuous public conduct. Reports touch Iroquois county camp meeting taxation, Logan 103 survivors gathering in Springfield, crop damage near Fairbury from frost, and multiple obituaries and local events across Illinois including a Breese coal mine fire and crimes.

Lincoln Ransom G. Acey St. Louis Springfield Walbridge Abraham Lincoln

Illinois Senate and House In Session Across Late May

Springfield reports show the Illinois Senate and House in frequent, tense sessions from May 29 to May 31. Bills on revenue, parole, public monuments, and tax frontages faced readings, debates, and votes. A chaotic May 31 House session tested quorum and featured a debate over convict-made goods and Torrens land title measures.

Springfield Senate Monroe Berry Bogardus Littler Coon Baptist Church Statutory Revision House Gresham Lowenthal Gill Needles Mae Marquette Daniel Boone Davy Crockett Mr. Needles Father Marquette Mr. Hogan Cook County Pere Marquette Northern Illinois State Normal School Craig Yeas Dunlap Mussett Curley Cully Transasions John A. Logan Isaac R. Hitt W. Wiltshire Appropriations Committee Alta Elijah P. Lovejoy E‘house

Death of Miss Buelah Kennard in Philadelphia

Miss Buelah Kennard, known for preparing the missionary calendar of prayer used in Baptist churches nationwide, died at her Philadelphia home Thursday night from apoplexy. She was a well known figure in the denomination and her death is reported from Philadelphia.

Buelah Kennard Philadelphia Miss Buelah Kennard

LYNCHING EXPECTED IN A. BOOR ASSAULT CASE

Danville Ind June 1 It is reported Albert Boor has been arrested at Covington Ind fourteen miles east of here for assaulting a 0yearold girl named Noonan A mob surrounds the jail and a lynching is expected

Danville Ind Albert Boor Covington Here Noonan

Nine Drowned After Bittern Founders Near Grimsby

London June 1 The steam trawler Bittern foundered off Grimsby yesterday with nine crew members drowned. The tragedy reduces a small coastal fishing fleet by one deadly accident at sea.

Norman Jack Middle Island Lake Huron Escanaba Mich Lemon Bro Bittern Grimsby England Key West Fla United States Wilhelmsburg Hamburg Bremen Trading Co London

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Troy Wes Illinois State “News Iroquois County Watseka Ankeikeee District Frost Fairbury Col G. M. Mitchell Fifty-fourth Ilinois Infantry Chester Penitentiary Gov. Oglesby Coles County Bailey Representative Bailey Thomas Welch Moline John Schulte Carlyle Andrew Kilpatrick Jo Daviess County Hanover Consolidated Coal Co Breese Charlotte Bergman State Board of Health State of Ilinois Chicago & Alton Thos. Coneford Coneford Isaac Chancey Hull Bloomington Frank Faber Mendota
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