Vast US Press Roundup of Disasters and Political Motion
A sprawling 1895 summary reports cyclones wrecking towns in Kansas and Illinois, fires destroying business districts, drownings in Alabama, and multiple murders and suicides. It notes corporate failures, bank embezzlement, political resignations, court rulings on labor, and presidential movements, with crop reports and treasury figures rounding out the national mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Perry Stove Company
Albany
N. Ys
United States
Jonyx Brown
Ohin
Stane City
Hartford
Kaw
Tom Borrowick
George
Sona
Kansas City
Tos Bank of Commerce
Indianapolis
Kenwood
Dudson River
Long Island Sound
Washington
Rome
Knights of Pythigs Organization
Cleveland
Boston
United States Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Chicago
Werald
William BR. Laidlaw
Russell Sage
New York
Sage
Wolverine Mills
Cairo
H. Paepecke & Co
Chiego
Lewis Cox
Cornelias Yor- Tance
Tuskegee
Ala
Army of the Potomac
New London
Conn
John Gibbon
Sanford Gillis
Shellsburg
Missouri Supreme Court
Treasuen
W. W. Turner
Garty
Circuit Court of
Sioux Falls
Sentenge
Tur
Brownstown
Ind
Husny Bors
Oranha
Neb
Curpy Kern
House of Representatives
Aleinnati
Enxuet Amer
Geld
Tom
Iowa
Mine- Workers’ Union
Haves
Jubex Annet
McLawghlin
Atiis
Tus
Toague
la Balle Street
James Sanpees
Jackson
Acar
Logkont Mountain Rnceline
Chattanooga, Tenn
W. J. Mitchell
Tiird National Bank of
Chattanooga
M. M. Mendlerson
Treasury Department
General Society of the
Independence Rall
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Maryland
Ohio
Connecticu
Artoeld
Ilinois
State Normal
The
Universal Pastor Union
Fieehlef
Decatur
Hedford
Corncil
Guthrie
C. T
Yianes
Dover
Prohibition convention nominates state ticket in Des Moines
The Des Moines gathering named Frank Lucan of Wilton for governor and M T Atwood of Estherville for lieutenant governor with G W Rogers of Wet Union for supreme judge and H F Jubns as railway commissioner. Also backed a prohibition platform, tax cut to five percent, and free silver. The item lists further political and miscellaneous events from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Frank Lucan
Wilton
M.T. Atwood
Estherville
G. W. Rogers
Wet Union
H. F. Jubns
ED. Carhart
Cedar Rapids
Supreme Court
League of Republican Clubs
Music Hall
Cleveland
Auditoriua
Wow
Traes
E. A. Meanin
New York
National Republican League
National League of Republican
M. J. Dowling
Minnesota
Baltic Ocean Canal Opened Amid Imperial Splendor
The Kiel Baltic North Sea canal ceremony opened with the Hohenzollern entering the locks and a royal salute. Emperor Wilhelm II attended, amid cheers for Germany and the United States. A keystone ceremony at Holtensa featured the Kaiser and Empress with many royals. Fireworks lit the harbor as officers praised the new waterway and a banquet followed for about 1,000 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jory Hexprisiter
W. I. Welter
Willi
Sir Thomas
Ont
Stewart, Brows & Co
London
Glasgow
Manchester
Mealy
Tottenham
Kiel
Baltic Sea
Manitoba
Yaqui
Sonora
Mexico
William
Bohemia
Styria
Hangary
Bogran
Tonduras
Baltie
North Seas
Hoherzollern
Walter Gate
Deel
Willeh
America
Holteneau
Anna
Marblehead
Anchorage
Kinz
Holtensa
Kaiser
Guardes du Corps
Kaiferin
Keystone
Hohenlohe
Frederick Ifi
Prussia
Hayaria
Saxony
Baden
Hesse
Germany
New York
Cleveland
Columbia
Baltic-North Sea Canal
Niobe
The Woarl Reformer and His Wife at Millennium Moot
Fragmentary dialogue shows Parmer Jot tn Joiner Nea and Ned Parner Jo on plans for a millennium movement and back door undertakings amid domestic strains. The Friends of the Millennium Moot at the Havine of Newcoa Reach discuss securing a shed door and forecasts of a sweeping social reform while a separate poem prays for divine guidance and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmer
Rey
Taemorrom
Ann
Friends of the Millennium
Newcoa Reach
Ani Tain
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Ackley World
Acklty
Towa
Yim
Seattle (Wash) Consolidated Street Railway Company
Yapela
Kay
C.j.ester
United States District Court
Cherokee Strip
Oklahoma
Mara
W. W. Bos
Columbus
Avoust Beramemaux
Morristown
N. J
Julius
Consumers' Pure Ica Company
Frank Rixa
William Toney
Little Reels
Ark
Houston
Tex
Pail & Co
Pittsburgh
Gus Streitmaier
Z. B. Kemp
Toledo
Wrntan Parnes
Green‘ville
Penn
Hascem
West Virginia
Omaha
Tanior Order of Mechanics
Tiffin
Quintana
J. Rodgers
Aggie G
Yucatan
Tere
New Yorke
Stevens County
Minn
Jenell M. GC. Saurier
Louisville
National Bank of Cleveland
Finn
Odell
Naimy Kenyver
Haelem
Philmont
N.Y
George Jacob
Rainy Dake City
Tao Nutes
Ald
Nlorace Coormr
Cykored
Elkton
Maiggie Pitts
Chosu
Damiel Maan
Hangock County
Loudon Collins
Atruoxy Douxsox
Damas
Toward
Nepro
Tunnelton
W.va
Will MaAschoren
la Wrgon
Talihina
Co. T
Treasury
Beast of Commons
Lord Rosebery
Lord Salisbery
Fisher's
Krebb's Station
H. T. Clarke
Lincoln
New York City
Roosevelt
Josefa Contine
Brent
Moses
Spring Hill
Waukegan
Nantasket Beach
H Mass
Baller
A. I. Crocker
Byron Center
Miah
Arthur Barney
Martin Skinner
Avery Crocker
San Paulo
Brazil
Webster Grove
Frank Beitle
Jans Peterson
Peterson
Harish
Dartmouth
Westport
Mass
Harvey Nowe
Fred Joslin
Illinois
Peoria
Doak Claupx
Santona
Northport
Baltimore
Wrouldlyn
Cincinnati
Philadel Plain
St Louia
Hogi
Tonder O
Dea
Bani Si
Seungel
Grenerhafen
Wsbuttel
Hamburg
Mal
Ned Ty Parner
Joan
Merrow
Farmer John
Tolner
Eesay
Moray
Karen
Ned
Bael
Hirnin Reen
Maon
Weill
W. Foss
N.Y. Sun
Promagyps
Louis A. Robertson
Teagan
Catile—Les
Rw Burney
Milwaukee
Louis
California Fig Syrup Co
Pitas
Howgan
Liswing Co
Bfeet Ih
Cty
Hood
Rick Wlood
Adtrice
Pamphret
Kilmar
Cow
Binghamton, N.Y
Hamilton-Brown Shoe
St. Loohur
Beecham
B. F. Allen Co
Canal Street
Eria I
Erammy
Hopewell Clarke
ST. Paul, Minn
Tove
Gantoit
Michigan
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Fish Bros