Sammro Rocked by Wreck off Sambro Island
A late 19th century report details the steamer Sambro sinking near Sambro Island after fog and rough seas. The crew and passengers total fourteen aboard including the captain, pilot boat crews, and several named individuals, with one confirmed death and multiple injuries. A rescue effort by a pilot boat and dory reached the wreck, while the weather hampered search and salvage operations.
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Doohien
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Schon
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Krousse
Neue
Ambro Island
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Aweit Overlard
National Convention seating and press arrangements discussed
A subcommittee meeting on the national convention outlines increased seating capacity for delegates and limited daily press access. It notes that Associated Press will provide full coverage and urges newspapers to apply for seats only as needed within thirty days.
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Daily Press
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Indianapois
Comvantitte
Hal Ket Pe
Riot Ends In Death After Train Fight At Hyndoren
A fight on a coal train from Harrington to Hyacunas ends in a riot with pistols and knives. Three men die including Nick West. many injured. Forest fires spread across several counties causing extensive damage and fear. Democrats of Kanawha County plan to send delegates citing strong support for Tilden. An investigation clears ex-congressman Phillips of Kansas.
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Willow
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Acadia
Charles Trowa
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Johesen
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Limime Myers
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Jelt Hoover
Saw Wull
Lei Millar
Jeff Mitter
Coldstock
Shelhveile
Paswid
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Mjuneg
Bighsn Street
Relbinsom
Geere
Viewstua
Howe
Faba
Dytlla
Philip Wol
Indignation Over State Legislature Prompts County Meeting
From Dona Ana, residents express intense anger at late legislature actions. A mass meeting is planned for next Wednesday in Las Cruces to push a petition. Local parties and citizens rally against perceived political decisions and call for reform.
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Las Croces Y Noo
Accali
Political meeting denounces corruption and calls for reform
A den in New York reports a Young Democrats dinner where speakers attacked party leaders and pledged to uphold Democratic principles. The meeting adjourned after a clash between reformers and those defending party line, with calls for unity and action.
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Brackson
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Wendleton
Bayard
Carole Atin
Horatio Sécrmere
Gavard
Morrison Wees
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Meettini
Cincinnnats Tits
Herr Most
Chaiman
New York
Justice Axtell exonerated as legislature clears report
Santa Fe reports the judiciary committee cleared Samuel K. Axtell Chief Justice of the Territory on charges after investigation. The 4 percent joint resolution exoneration passed without dissent. Concurrent items note stockman meetings in Bent County, a grand jury indictments in Wisconsin, and various notices from New York and Chicago on political and economic topics.
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Santa Fe
Thorugh
Samuel K. Axtell
Tun
Weerlis Axetts
Cole
Severn
Cisconsart
Allen Ingalls
Taylor
Avondale
Mel
Cincinnati
Llamston
Dayton
Springrove
Iran
Hadies
Doug
Warnere
Destructive cyclone hits Indiana towns near Muncie
A cyclone swept through Henry and Jackson counties in Indiana on April 2 causing two deaths and many injuries. Homes, warehouses, and lines were destroyed, with extensive damage near Muncie and surrounding areas. Emergency reports describe collapsed buildings, downed wires, and significant property loss as workers struggle to assess the scene.
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Muncie
UK Ville
Cattle Disease Debates And Inspections Across Kansas
Reports from the Kansas assembly discuss cattle disease control, inspection results, and proposed changes. The committee praises current inspection while suggesting amendments to enforcement and depredation penalties. A separate item notes a public execution in New Orleans drawing a large crowd.
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Afaaheus
Payton
Chyceojsa
Taylor Way
Manr
Severe cyclone devastates towns over a ten mile sweep
The Daily News reports a powerful cyclone yesterday destroyed houses barns and trees with a ten mile tarred track extending twenty miles. One observer from Oakville recalls a fallen tree and damaged property while others describe widespread losses across the county outside Clak-Vie. No lives reported but extensive destruction noted as authorities assess the scene.
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Clak- Vie
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