Domestic disasters and notable events across 1894 era notes
A condensed report lists multiple calamities and incidents: boiler explosion at a Walthourville saw mill in Georgia killed two men and injured a third, factories destroyed, and total losses around 100000 dollars. Thunderstorm fatalities in Alabama and other deadly accidents across several states, plus rail and court actions. It notes openings, such as Williams College commencement, and international items like the International Railway Congress in Hendon. Also mentioned are political and legal items, bank failures, and violent crimes including hangings and riots, with numerous named places and people.
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Walthourcifie
Fink
St. Mary’s
Weoten Manufacturing Company
Walkland
Als
Thomas
George Washington
James Hackney
Lincoln
Wittas
Matitvin
Smith's Mills
Ala
Nird
Tex
Tos Ances
Rob Smith
Lob Jessa
Central Railroad
Milledgeville
Wicuraw
Kevin
Richmond
Ind
Orty Mansmin Williams
R. W. Patterson
Register of the United States Land Office
South Enid
C. T
Omaha
Dedreich
George Watt
Williams College
Wiliamstown
Mass
Lous Brancwanrn
Albert Birkel
William Wirkel
Seattle
Wash
Hendon
Prines of Wiles
International Supreme Lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars
Boston
Order
Laurel
Del
Minneapolis
McDonald Bros
Tue Bb. & M. Packing Company
Denver
Epworth League
Chattanooga
Tenn
Bethlehem
Joan
Johnson Qoade
Johson
Way Island
Maicrsan McDoxowan
Columbus
Kenton
Cocopah
Losver
California
Supreme Court of Ohio
Cotton Screwmen’s Association of
New Orleans
Keysville
Augusta Keller
Lexington
Irish National Federation of America
Ireland
Anthony Paost
John Tursick
Rosina Dubach
Shamokin
Sugarons Woonness
Urpse
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Fiat
San Francisco
Jeffersonville
Nancy Bennett
Lottie May
Omer
Mr.ennett
Clay Pre
Boulder
Nant
Chauncey W. West
Toy Nicholson
Indian River
Alaska
Godillot
Paris
Waynesburg
Guthrie
United States
Gkorag Ruerpann
McKeesport
Voy
Martinson
Georgia
Wit Myzns
Atlanta
Forest Crawley
Maineworth's Fair
Poland Springs
Ale
Lyons
Nationwide business, crime, and weather summaries
Week to week data show exchanges in the United States totaling 9 010 482 041 with 4 070 410 460 prior week. Reports cover marriages, murders, indictments, floods, lightning, and municipal incidents across numerous states, including Kentucky, Missouri, Mississippi, and Tennessee, plus immigration figures and a treasury deficit near 43 million. Personal and political items note Rev. Jones’s death in Richmond at age 77.
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United States
Asot
Bently
Kan
Kennely
Miss
F. Flelvie
Marri Ella Thorp
Katinas
Turney
National Association of Elocutionists
Wo 2. Chamberlain
Chicago
Grorce
Moore
Mobile
Ali
United Commercial Travelers of America
Columbus
Frost
Ickey County
N. DB
Damapine Corti
Spartansburg
Staite
Pettigrew
Toland
Ied Fisher
Dorhain
Roussos
Camden
Mass
Fark Lamberaica
Minn
Hap
Tom’ Sarry
St. Louis City
Tiessa Poryien
Lowell
Boston
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Washington
St. Louis
Louisville
Immigration Bureau
Springield
Denver
Litandd Stanford
Iowa
Lenoir City
Tenn
Cranus W. Penny
Pierpont
Mich
A. L. Putnam € Co
J. C. Costroye
George Lewis
Mexico
St. Paul
Minag
Secret Service
W.S. Rosecrans
EL Uy
Inge
Congress Tacks Toward Gold Standard Policy Debate
A dense recap of late 19th century political mood includes Kentucky Democrats nominating G B Hardin for governor and T Tyler for lieutenant governor, with a Cleveland wing rallying for gold and silver coinage. Nebraska calls a state convention in Lincoln, while unions and officials outline fiscal figures and debt totals as events unfold nationwide.
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Delaware
Wis
Aire
Ohin
Springfield
Woon Siryerinnt
Joukey
Warner
Jatee Cemms
Lexington
Lincoln
Kentucky Democrats
Louisville
Watt Slamins
J.T. Tyler
RC. Ford
L. C G. Norman
Register Land Utive
G. B. Swango
W. J. Hendrick
Henry S. Hale
Ed Porter Thampson
Melldornx Linax
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
United States
Daxton Capy Eatox
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Wrettas P. Pannore
Evansville
Ind
Congress
Queen Chay Surry
Wals Gace
Washington
Death by electric chair for Dr Robert W Buchanan
A dated report recounts the 1890s electric chair execution of Dr Robert W Buchanan for the murder of his wife, detailing the procedure, current levels, and post mortem findings. It notes repeated delays, appeals, and eventual death, with background on Buchanan’s marriage, trial, and prior legal actions. The piece also briefly mentions Mackinac Island park news and a Texas boxing license notice.
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Robert Buchanan
Mongay Moraine
Buchanan
Gibbs
Davis
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Warden Sage
Sir Robert Buchanan
Nova Scotia
Annie Price Patterson
New York
Amy DB. Sutherland
Wl-fame
Nowsils
N. J
Sutherland
Newark
Buchynyg
Ilva
West Eleventh Birees
New York City
McIntyra
Watson
Greenweos
Carnegia Laboratory
Buctiansa
Har
Wee
Swyth
Buyin
Aethy
Soldiers Fill the Streets at Camp Trancock Opening
The city hosts a grand military camp with infantry and cavalry units arriving for two days of drills. Maj. A. S. B. Keyes leads the camp as 600 tents go up under a midsummer sun. Units include Third Cavalry, Phoenix Light Infantry, and numerous Zouaves and artillery troops. Public interest soars with thousands of visitors and planned parades through downtown as competitive drills begin.
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St. Lewis
St Lore
Trancock
Fair Grounds
AS. B. Keyes
Third
Regular Cavalry
Regitine Cavalry
Chase
Valed Regular Cavalry
Phcenix Light Infantry
Pronix
A Miller
Hranea
Sineelitz
Bullen
Konsna City
Lelknan Rifles
San Antonio
Tex
Cap
First Infantry
M. N G. Sh Louis
Walang National Rifts
Washington
Aurora
WH. Tarbie
Indianapolis Night Artillery
Indianapolis
James B. Curtis
Hatters AN
Sk Deula
Cort
I. M. Rumbold
Roesevilight Artillery
Rockville
Ind
FE. Stevenson
Dallas Artillery
Dallas
Yex
Blythe
Keyes
Whale Command
Marching on Havana Gomez Leads 3000 Troops to Havana
A Cuban revolutionary report from Navana via Mascotte says Maximo Gomez commands 3000 well armed troops marching toward Havana. He claims to water his horses at Rio des Almendares and seize the island’s capital. A clash at Alta Gracia left 1500 Spaniards defeated and the town burned. Col Loreto is said to have been killed by a misfire.
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Gomez
Cal
Key West
Navana
Mascotte
Cuba
Havana
Gomes
Rio Des Almendares
Maximo Gomez
Johnson sets world mile record at Toronto bicycles
In Toronto over 5,000 spectators watched the world championship bicycle races at Hanlon's Point. John Johnson won two straight heats, powering a 1 50 1/6 mile world record in the opening event, with W G Sanger and I C Cyler also competing.
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Toronto
Ont
Toronto Perry Bicycle Racing Association
Hanlon’s Point
No Route Island
John §. Johnson
W. G. Sanger
I. C. Cyler
A. E. Wei
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Japan
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London
Serville Cepme
Robert W. Buchanan
Mackinac Inland Park
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Isnanp
Michigan
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England
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Treasury
Waterloo
Y. I. Wartman
Waterloo Courier
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Northern Iron Works
Aku Dugrenaay
Dboth
Betty
Ridge Seleedt
Cmpany
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Yellowstone Park
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Annus
Onvoina Fish Bros
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