Wave of heat and disasters sweep across the nation
The report lists extreme heat nationwide with sunstroke deaths in New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Baltimore and Chicago. Lightning killed Granua Janus and Webster Riggler at Plowville while a deputy tame and various accidents caused multiple fatalities. Grain supplies, banking, and church notices mix with weather devastation.
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Cripple Creek
Saratoga
N. Y
winer+ ican Baptist Suttication society
United States
Tim National
Salvation Army
New York City
Grania Janus Vnd
Webster Riggler
Plowyiile, A
Collins
Mayo
Vla
Jeanette Allen
Graniar Lex
Colored Baptist Church
Double Springs
Ala
Lane
Dora Anthony
Sarah Booth
Rosa Rimer
Stump Creek
Dubois
Montola
Leece
Italy
Denver
Tus
Gilani
Ontario
John Blackburn
Engimece Kenderson
Donnelly
Winniam RR
Casino
Washington
L. A.thurston
Puckeenvaana
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Louisville
Campaign of Silver Democrats Shapes State Politics
A Silver Democrats meeting in Des Moines drew about 100 workers who pushed for free silver as the dominant issue. A new state central committee was formed, with J. J. Shea as chair, to organize silver sentiment toward the August 7 Marshalltown state convention and ensure representation for silver adherents.
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Marshalltown
B. Restow
Charlston
W.alexander
Grundy Center
My. Restow
Taylor
J. J. Shea
Council Bluffs
Supreme Court
Rook Island
Bankers’ Association of
Illinois
House
Siiver
USA
Avery Gollar
Wasmington
White House
Richard Olney
Massachusetts
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Harmon
Cincinnati
Olney
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Headly
New York
Central States
Weather plan to broaden daily forecasts nationwide
Postmaster General Wilson and other postmasters will work with Secretary Morton and the weather bureau to widen access to daily weather forecasts. The plan calls for telegraphing forecasts to distributing post offices and posting bulletins for the public, with postcards and simple devices to duplicate forecasts at local offices. The effort aims to reach outlying offices in time to aid prediction dissemination.
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Pont Omces
Washineton
Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Morton
Weather Bureau
Post Office Department
Financial tides shift as demand and production rise
New York June 10—G Dun & Co weekly review notes steady gains in trade and industry amid rising demand for Gaels Heep Taco with the increade in wares. Reports show increased bank discounts and loans, rising prices for iron and steel, and higher wages in western manufacturers. Crop concerns persist but latest estimates are better, with continued momentum in pig iron and steel output and broader money movement from interior regions. Failures for the four weeks of May total 9.22 million dollars, up from last year, with manufacturing and trading concerns the main contributors.
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F. G Dun & Co
Comios
Tron
Iko
Seinuel
Pittsburgh
Southern Pig
United States
Canada
The Colima Survivors Arrive at Manzanillo After Rescue
A Mazatlan dispatch reports the Colima steamer Masablaa survivors arriving in Manzanillo. Two passengers W J Bryan N O Wens and three crew members Joe Pegueros Santa Angel Maria and D Aikman are confirmed survivors. In total 30 were saved from 200 aboard. 21 by San Juan 4 at Acapulco and 5 at Manzanillo. Recovery of bodies is unlikely due to deep water though a few may wash ashore. Shore inhabitants patrol the coast.
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San Franxcisco
Mazuthin
Masablaa
Manzanilo
W. J, Bryan
Joe Pegueros
Santa Angel Maria
D. Aikman
San Juan
Acapulco
Manzanillo
Democratic national convention unlikely soon
Philadelphia June 16 National Chairman William F Harrity says he does not expect to call a Democratic national committee meeting until next winter to set time and place for the 1894 convention. He argues there is no need for a convention and it could harm business and the party. He signs as Chairman of the National Committee.
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Fron
Philadelphia
William &. Harrity
Democratic Committee
Balleva
William F. Hanary
National Committee
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