June Magazine notices from American history journals
The June issue lauds McCooley era debates on labor arbitration and the evolution controversy. It profiles contributors such as Huntington Phelps Newcomb Ward and Le Sueur, highlights Popular Science Monthly pieces on evolution and Mexican industry, and praises fiction poetry and sketches. It notes labor discussion, Rose Game, and a broad array of historical and current topics across multiple journals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Cooley
Michigan
Broad Republic
Bishop Huntington
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Simon Newcomb
Jusus Ward
Popular Science Monthly
le Sueur
Lyman Abbott
Andover Review
Mexico
D. A. Wells
Herbert Spencer
Oswald
Europe
Youmans
Margaret Sidney
D. Lothrop & Co
Boston
San Antonio
Texas
Auision
America
Canada
Reeders
Ciason
Virginia
Tis
Lafayette Place
New York City
Lippincott
Martin Irons
George Walton Geen
Jobn Turner
Hugh Conway Tyre
Gossin
W. H. Babcock
Nailers Wave Den Reinstated
In Pittspore Pennsylvania on June 5 at an afternoon session of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers a proposal from Samuel Dur of Steubenville Ohio offered forty acres of ground and muck iron for a cooperative mill. The readmission of the nailers was approved with restrictions not made public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittspore
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Samuel Dur
Steubenville
Ohio
Ordt
Illinois Democratic Convention Elects Orendorf Leader
Springfield report shows the Illinois state Democratic central committee electing Alfred H. Orendorf as member at large and naming him chairman of the committees. The state convention is set for August 1 in Springfield. The executive committee chose H. W. Glendenin as temporary chairman and adjourned to meet in Chicago on June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Springfield
Sdane
Tllinois
Democratic Central Committee
Alfred H. Orendorf
H. W. Glendenin
Moet
Chivego
Secretary Manning Resigns Over Reform Plans and Health
Washington reports that Secretary Manning writes the president requesting resignation to seek rest for health while backing customs reform and currency measures. The president reluctantly accepts to protect Manning’s welfare. Warder’s conduct inquiry yields expulsion not justified. Barely cleared by party vote amid broader calls for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington City
Jane
Manning
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Miller
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Warm Springs
Bath County
Virginia
Oleo Margarine Bill Passes House By Vote 177 to 101
Washington City June 5 The oleo margarine bill passed the house by 177 to 101 defining butter and margarine, imposing taxes on manufacturers wholesalers and retailers, stamping labeling requirements, and creating enforcement machinery. Morrison predicts the bill will be killed in the senate or vetoed as unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washindton City
Adams
New York
Barbour
Barnes, Bennett
Blanchard
Blount
Breckenridge
Arkansas
Hammond
Harris
Hemphill Henderson
North Carolina
Herbert
Hewitt
Honk
Hutton
Iron
Johnston
Jones
Texas
Alabama
Keiley
Lanham
Lawler
Lebbock
Libbey
Lovering
Mahoney
Martin
Maybury
AicAdoo
McMillin
Mchae
Merrimen
Miller
Mills
Mitchell
Morrison
Eal
Negley
Norwood
Oates
O'Hara
O' Neill
Pennsylvania
O'Neill
Missouri
Feel
Ferry
Reagan
Sayers
Skinner
Snyder
Spooner
Tarsney
Tallibae
J. M. Taylor
Tennessee
Zach Taylor
Throckmorton
Tillman
Tucker
Turner
van Baton
van Schaick
Wadsworth
Wallace
Ward
Illinois
Warner
Wellburn
Wheeler
Wealis
Wilson
Wise
Woodburn
Senate
Warder-Staely Case and War Department Hearing
Washington June 5 A House report recommends a $50,000 appropriation for Jeffersonville Indiana improvements while dismissing Assistant Doorkeeper Warder. A substitute resolution claims Warder sought to influence legislation and discloses the search for the attorney Warder paid $100 to, amid testimony on Warder and Stealey. Cox defends the committee’s actions noting misused pamphlets and Warder’s dishonor while Stealey is cleared of pay or counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washindton City
House
Secretary of War
North Carolin
Jeffersonville
Ind
L. F. Warder
Ward
Indiana
Warder
Jefferonville
Cox
John Ellis
Joseph E. McDonald
Philip B. Thomson
McDonald
N. Hil
Stealey
Gladstones Friends Boast Waverers Abstaining on Home Rule
Glastone era of Liberal allies claim several wavering Liberal MPs will abstain on the Home Rule Bill if they cannot vote for it. Opposition complains delays bolster government chances as Power O Connor’s speech draws mixed reaction. Bradleugh praised. Highland Reform League backs home rule for Scotland and a separate parliament. Orange order in Canada reports Martini-Henry rifles sent to Ulster. Ontario master cites shipments via Allan Line. Toronto notes Orange Grand Lodge pledges support to Loyalists against home rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’connor
Bradleugh
Guasson
Highland Reform League
Scotland
Ottawa
The
Free Press
Ontario
Ulster
Canada
United States
Allen Line
Lister
Toronto
Orange Grand Lodge
British North America
North Atlantic Squadron Gets In Trim For Possible Service
Washington June 5 the government explained the order assembling the North Atlantic squadron does not signal a force display but notes the sight of British warships near Canadian waters prompts a cruise to shape the fleet for any service that might be required. The statement adds the government does not expect serious trouble over fisheries disputes but will prepare if trouble arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic
Washineton City
A Last Look at the Dead John Kelly Remains Wake
The body of John Kelly renowned Tammany sachem lay in state with mourners and dignitaries visiting to offer sympathy. Messages from notable figures arrived as Mrs. Kelly prepared for a simple funeral at St Patrick's Cathedral Saturday at 10 o'clock. A twenty four member committee was named by Irving Hall Democrats to represent the city at the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enc
Fleishman’s
New York
John Kelly
Tammany
Spd
Kelly
Samuel J. Wilden
W. J. Florence
St. Patrica’s Cathedral
Irving Hall Democracy
Weis
Wisconsin wife confesses arsenic murder of husband
Neillsville Wisconsin June Wright wife confesses to poisoning her husband with arsenic after admitting long criminal intimacy with Allan and Alien. Wright’s stomach analyzed by Chicago experts showing large undissolved arsenic. Mrs Wright made two more statements, one denying and one continuing her confession. Allon held for trial on adultery charge. Alien proclaims innocence. Locals alarmed, fear lynching as case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neillsville
Wis
Wright
Whch
Ailen
Chicago
Alien
Grant county murder and revival of old case in Kentucky
Twenty years after a fatal sheep sale dispute in Grant county Kentucky G W Osborn and Samuel Anderson quarreled Anderson killed Osborn and died soon after A man claiming to be Osborns slayer surrendered at the scene The case was reopened with new indictments and prepared for trial James Dacey in Chicago was set to die on the gallows after a governor granted a sixty day respite The case was returned to the jury at 515 pm Thursday after extended legal arguments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loulmsville
Grant County
Kentucky
G. W. Osborn
Samuel Anderson
Anderson
Osborn
Dacey Wiil
Woanstack
Lils
James Dacey
Gaynor
Chicago
McHenry Gitzen
Davey
Noted Man’s Death Sparks Murder Speculation
Witnesses and acquaintances contend the man’s death appeared to be murder or foul play, while his accounts are straightforward. The dispatch’s motive is unclear but old associates circulate belief in a deliberate death.
Ward Sorrow Deepens Amid Pardon Petition Notes
New York June 5 Ferdinand Ward once cheery in Sing Sing has grown gloomy as he learns of a petition seeking J D Fish’s pardon. Ward claims Fish led their crimes and laments the turn of events. Coffeyville murder suspect Stevens captured near Dr Pyles home. a rag and blanket tied to the case. Kentucky outlaw Frank Bourne dies by suicide at his mother’s home. Sandusky scandal rumors mount over a rail fare abuse report. Victoria BC awaits respite for Sproule, hanged on perjured testimony claims. Powderly arrives in Pittsburg for Knights of Labor convention as talk of reengagement dominates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ferdinand Ward
Sing Sing
J. D. Fish
Ward
Fish
Mussocet
L T
Jane
John Stevens
Coffeyville
Kas
Stevens
Nicholsville
Frank Bourne
Kentucky
Bourne
Kildah McCouathy
Jacoo McCouathy
San Francisco
Cal
Victoria
B. C
Sproule
Ottawa
Red Star Cough Cure Endorsed by Chemists
A harmless cough remedy named Red Star Cough Cure receives endorsement from chemists, suggesting trusted formulation and safety for general use.
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Lazell
Caswell & Hazard
Boericke
Tafel
Key West
Lhone Connection
Night Bell
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Portsmouth
Will Questel
Knights of Labor
Graham County
White Mountain
Graham
Cochise
New Yans
Wall Street
Fred K. Nourse
Oregon Navigation Company
England
Lave
Nourse
Sucha
Winona Mill Company
Sandusky
Saypusky
Daily Journal
Democratic
John Hoahan
Mfirmary
Powderly
Pittsburg
T. V. Powderly
Cleveland
Amalgamated
Baxine Powess Co
C&a
J. A. Merigold & CO
East Third Street
Samuel Fox
West Second Street
Chrug Real Estate Board
Addresa
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