1895 Ta convulsed by fires lynchings and bank collapses
A chaotic 1895 snapshot reports Fresno losses of 100000, plus a string of sensational events: Holmes associate A B Allen claims proof of murders, a Brookside coal mine race riot kills deputies and lynches two men, a Wyoming mob slays two, Chicago to New York cycling record, and mass fire losses across Iowa Minnesota and North Carolina alongside vast national debt shifts and bank liquidations.
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State Penitentiary
Little Rock
Ark
A. BE. Allen
I. H. Holmes
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Williams
Conner
Pearl
Brookside Coal Mines
Birmingham
Ala
Joel Baxter
Wood
Kled
George Hill
Charles Jenkins
Derury Smxarrra Stage
Dawes
Bvanston
Wyo
Wahsatch
Fred George
Pat Coughran
Orro Niner
Griffing
Chicago
New York
Welston
Menomines
Mich
A. Spies
Girard
Bay Shore
Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Missouri
Belleville
Tage Dollar Savings Bank
Kansas City
Harney City
Ore
Lucy Alexander
Keokul
Virginia
Ashland
Wis
M. A. Denburg
Wells
Minn
West Plains
Adelaide
Navigation Bureau
Washington
Cuanuks E. Conn
Cincinnati
Denver
Taylor
N. M
Ist
Waoa
Iuk
Colorado City
Colorado Springs
Col
Te Standard Wagon Company
Davis Carriage Company
Mint
United States
Hogan
Marion
Prank
Granny Penxina
Wen Tie
Cincinnati Enquirer
Mardscrabble
Rosey J
Cleveland
Dog Putubiu
Jusier Puncay
Diocesa
Pittsburgh
Des Moines News Highlights of 1895 Iowa events
Des Moines correspondence covers the death of David Edmundson of Newton at age 50 plus his public service record. It notes a Creston oats theft case and reports university finances by department, student counts, and income versus disbursements. Iowa National Guard gains new supplies and gear. Population projections for Des Moines estimate about 47 000, with a possible independent census. Other items include a $100 000 execution in Sioux City and a beauty show plan for the state fair.
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Durham
N. C
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
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Andllinois
Wyoming
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Green Bay
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Ste Tiowas
Corsi ‘Eane
Tex
J. M. Farley
Coulterville
Mercer
Cal
Wells-Fargo Express
Hounds of Fire
Omaha
Tug Woodrough & Tauchett Company
Paitrir Rounprrue
Hayneville
Ala
Frank A. Macoway
Trenton
N. J
Neary
Crystal Lake
Mich
William P
George ‘Taylor
Carrollton
Meeks
Cleveland
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Washington
St Louis
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Ill
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Mary Peak
Jackson
Vandercook's Lake
Charlevaix
J. I. Estees
Rutledge
Northern Pacific Railroad
Sprague
Wash
Thomas Burren
Timothy Sweehey
Niagara River
Cras Dunlap
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Liliuo,kulani
Honolulu
Rudolph Sprecekels
Spreckels
Greenville
Anthony Wayne
Mississippi
Frank Burkitt
Maryland
John
Turst
Tuchaxp M. Hoxt
Newport
ManorAxp
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Jacord
Casey
Massillon
Columbus
Anbar Franklin
Mexico
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Burlington
Kaw
Wer
Kansas
Topeka
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Olnayseville
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Muneele
Ind
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THE
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Croton
John Starr
Vb. Wrk
Communcity Bank
Mason City
Delia Lloyd
W.M. Bell
Clarinda
Nancie Milligan
Afton
Frank Shearer
Gerund
Albert Suick
John Follis
Guarn Bey
Deep River
W. J Levy
Catholic Theological Seminary
Louis FL Lyons
John Gilliam
Des Moines Union Railway Company
M. M. Rodgers
North Engtish
Kirkville
Thos. F. Fouts
Warsuay
George Wanghtal
Myson City
AX Question Settled On Street Railways Priority
Iowa state news reports Judge Gaynor in Sioux City settled the dispute over whether personal injury claims have priority over mortgage claims on street railways. The decision favored bondholders in the Riverside Park Street Railway case brought by Louis Larson, holder of an $8,000 judgment. The piece also notes university expenditures, banking law recommendations, and various local incidents and crimes.
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Sioux City
Riverside Park Street Railway Company
Louis Larson
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