Domestic calamities and public shocks across the nation
A sweeping roundup reports lightning storms burning homes and deaths in Sylvester and Winfield, fires destroy hotels at Gueda Springster, a Chinaman sickens twenty two in Cal County, and a father fatally harms his wife and two children in Atlania. Amid national misfortune, unions, bandits, railroad accidents, and political moves unfold from Oklahoma to Indiana, with epidemics, fires, quakes, and legal actions shaping a chaotic domestic scene.
Multiple World News Items From A Turbulent Year
A sweep of short, fractured reports details killings in Mexico near Jalostilan and captures of mounted raiders. battles near Chow with Japanese forces suffering equal losses. Sakata Japan hit by a near total earthquake with heavy casualties. a Swedish schooner Alene blown up off Peterhead with all hands lost. a church panic in Crook Yusun causes deaths and injuries. Japan and France report explosions and frontier actions. German cabinet resignations surface. a Japanese advance defeats Chinese near the Yaly river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breanna
Francisco Perez
Jalositlan
Mex
Ali
Perez
I Chow
Sakata
Japan
Peterhead
Scotland
Muley Amin
Melilin
Vox Captivi
Botho Zu Eulenberg
William
Tiswateres
Wi Ju
Fushang
Yaly
Numerous Disastrous Incidents From National News Feeds
A chaotic digest reports several disasters and events: Dysaaernad destroys a Hungarian boarding house in Lanral Run Pa killing three and fatally wounding four. A Seattle hotel fire kills six. A tonkawa area cro-lonnon causes great damage. Twenty buses wrecked with contents scattered. Carr, Joan Anam Teor, a retired capitalist and Mexican War veteran, dies at Wabugie home. A wagon returning from a dance is struck by a Big Your train near Lebanon Ind killing five. Chanuxon lk Rnaacane, a Boston architect, dies insolvent with liabilities around 290 000. Prince Houenlose-Sculiingafuret accepts German chancellorship and will be Prussian premier. A force of 17 000 Chinese routed by the Japanese at Kinrena with 200 killed and many captured. East St. Louis warehouse fire destroys 200 cars valued at 500 000. Methodists of New York celebrate founding of first Methodist Episcopal church in America. APennsylvania train collision at Corydon Va kills men and injures nine. Death notices from Paris report the loss of Tons of Leon Valastre, famed archivologist. Ursty W. Sleven of Dayton kills John J. Grimme in a quarrel. Mrs Mandanky B. Bastes dies in Baltimore aged 53. Pitta Ramona of West Newton attempts to shoot a muskrat. glass plaits and wife killed. Fires cause damage in Tennessee and Mississippi. Georgia house declines free silver resolution by 4 to 64 vote. Asheville NC rail freight destroyed causing 100 000 loss. Home of S Coxey destroyed by fire. loss 10 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester
Yergle
Meer
Hannison Sontit
Atlania
Saginaw
Mich
Saxroupn Banmwrs
Mannibal Mo
Dianapalis
Wichita
Indian Territory
Tahlequah
Tokin Wantz
Cambridge City
Ind
Cluss
Jonny TP. Weed
Toledo
Craugery Waratoy
Athens
United States
Federated Metal Trades of America
Indianapolis
Lee Johnson
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Diego
Campo
Buzzard's Bay
Mags
Washington
Harton County
Joan St. Down
The
Courier
Zanesville
Chicago
Pittsburgh
George M. Invgin & Co
Arizona
Cour d'Alene
Hetmy Giiex
Spokane
Wash
Otis
Puget Sound
St. Paul
Carr. Iinky A. Forv
Detroit
Tur Bix Pour
Wabash
Creisy Bhailes
New York
Surmann & Itwein
Philadelphia
Tuy Central Hotel
Raton
James la Point
James McCool
al Kennedy
Eony
Watts Phils
N.Y
Aluss G. Waxing
St. Louis
Dora A. Lawson
Gloucester
Mass
Huffalo
N. Y
John 4
Johnson
Cauke
Marion
Pearsons
Franks & Sons
Ball Lute City
Brzexy
Nu Traet
Comecrtier
Maj.en
George TR. McClellan
Steex & Co
Toonis & Stern
Trosas
Dayton
Pratt
Carlisle Pa
Aen
Cherry
Grant Counties
Neb
TRE President
Consular Service
Ilawnnian Republic
Winns C. Resmey
Oklahoma Territory
Secretary of the Interior
Oklahoma
Tailinn
Treasury
Rochester
N. C
Thoine Jim
Louisville
Frip Dovorasa
Amerean Missionary Association
Lowell
Uxson County
N. J
Davehnten
Squire Tlause
Jetfersonville
Hoy HoWara
Turatetistlelan
United States Department of Agriculturales
Noble
Tifla
Riuavusay
J. J. Reithman & Co
Denver
Hardin County
Smith
Bil Knover
Edward Wardueess
Reelsville
Pewobio
Fron Mountain
Col
Draffen
Aents Jones
Sam Fortell
Nebraska
Milwaukee
Justus J. Woop
Springfeld
Troland
Dupon William Booka
South
Birmwingrama
Ala
Omaha
New
Patonal
Baining Springs
Lucania
Atlantic
Youxe Hamers
Columbia
8. C
Lane Garam
Isaac Keebler
Elijah Melton
Sevier County
Tenn
Hoke Smith
Enetire Interior Department
Yury
Doering Company
Dasusn McCurnee
Cliffy Township
Dock
W. A. Masaing
Gradapis
Dysaaernad
Lanral Run
West Street
Seattle
Lebanon
Chanuxon Lk Rnaacane
Boston
Prince Houenlose-Sculiingafuret
Ile
Prussist
Kinrena
Eillee
East St. Louis
Bridge and Terminal Company
Ne Methodists
Frst Methodist Episcopal Church
America
Tus
Pennsylvania Ril
Corydon
Paris
Leon Valastre
Ursty W. Sleven
John J. Grimme
Tennessee
Mississippi
Georgia Assembly
Asheville
N.C
Tte
Southern Railways
S. Coxey
Weal Fame
Masaillin, O
Fire kills sixteen guests at West Street hotel in Colmatla Washington
A fire at the West Street hotel in Colmatla Washington early Saturday morning caused at least sixteen deaths and three injuries. The blaze started in the kitchen from an exploding lamp and rapidly spread through thin resinous pine rooms and corrugated iron walls trapping guests. Rescue efforts found many bodies in stairwells and rooms, with descriptions of charred remains and a labyrinthine corridor hindering exits. Investigations and identifications followed as firemen battled the remaining flames and secured the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Havin
Mack
D. J. Hass
Anderson
Atain
West Street
Five Die As Wagon Hit By Train Near Lennon Ind
A wagon with party members returning from a dance collided with a train at Lennon Indiana on October. Five people were killed including Gertrude Davis Grave Davis Jenna Gurge Carl Gow and May Sle Deaiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennon
Taenaxon
Ind
Gertrude Davis
Grave Davis
Enna Gurge
Carl Gowans
May Sle Deaiel
Naming the Cities and Early Colonial Names
Fragmentary notes recount name changes and spellings from early American places. It mentions Quinnipiac becoming New Traven by Connecticut court in 1640, Kentucky’s Tick Springs, the Licking river naming, Munjimk river, Pennsylvanis town, and Key West variations Cayo Uesen Hane Islands, with Garden Bay Wisconsin’s first grand lay name altered from Wintaky pronunciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinnipiac
New Traven
Kentucky
Licking
Sehuylen
Key West
Cayo Uuesen
Hane Islands
Garen Bay
Wis
Firat Grand Lay
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the Ackley World
Ackley
Tar
Guv. Thornton
New Mexico
Jefferaonville
Harvey Stone
Bonners
Malvern
Farmers‘ National Bank
Onney
Attorwey
Tlannall Cnarren
Fay Chifes
Adrian
Kaw
J.C. Danlman
Many A. Woothaimer
International $Y. & T. U
I. T. Huesamann
Lewiston
Seattle, Wash
Adleen
Maenpe
Piltabury
Wiltehby-Washburn
Battery D
Pmsbury
Pillsbury’s
Thas
Pillsbury
Fillsbury Mills
Washburn's Best
Pillsbury-Washburn Our Mills Company
Washburn- Crosby Company
Washdurn
Washburn-Croakys
Aniston
Borr
Alek
Flippy
Jarley
Harper's Bazar
England
Tham
Brooklyn
Oyster
Caesar
N.Y. Mercury
Texas Biftings
Cottle Co
Ida
R. V. Prenen
Ruffalo
Ely’s
Hood
Trevy
P. J. Prezgerald
Ninth St. So
Parila
Knickerbocker Special
Peoria
Cincinnati
Bee. Valley
Down Ly
Bt. Louis
Poort
Indianapols
Cincinmeld
Equipml Wagner Slee
Ping
Lake Shore, New York Central
Boston and Albany Railroads
McCorrick
Martia
Naansagad
Walter Baker & CO
Europe
Atka Heros
Walter Baker & GO
Dorchester
W. le Ypoucla
Cord Yan
Kangaroo
Lunoks
Spouis
Bob Sean Ey
Morse Bros
Canton
Steinway
Fremont, Ohirah
Christy Knifr
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