Fragmented Notes From Dated Press Contain Mixed Topics
The column surveys various topics from storms and weather events to rail lawsuits and financial plans. It mentions a cyclone in the South damaging crops in Alabama and Georgia, electric storms on Pike’s Peak, a Berlin postorder about travelers with ladies, and a noteworthy court case against the Southwestern Railway. It also covers funding bond redemptions and a courtroom dispute involving Union Pacific and Credit Mobilier, with broader notes on economic activity and rumored stage prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Henry & McCumb
Waintin Corporation
Credit Mobilier
Supreme Court of New York
United States
Domestic and Foreign News Budget Summary
A broad digest reports April bond sales and elevator bids in Washington and Chicago, nominations and treasury actions, new pension and silver coin proposals, and a series of legal and crime notes. Notable items include Frederick W. Minor nominated U.S. attorney for the northern district of Texas, a $100 million bond redemption scheduled July 18, and Sherman’s financial policy praised abroad with ample references to debt reduction and currency reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musee
President
Washington Territory
Moyes
May
aRitiate
Arnesa Dieputel
Washington
Georgia
Treasury
Mini
Fargo, D. T
Land Office
Austin
Shermy
Rusk
San Francisco
Alaska
Houses of Representatives
Cois
Lnst Congresaman Ewing
Ohio
Ewing
House
Wahington
Hen ‘Siong
Wemys Fang
Congress
Esc
Multiple Disasters Reported Across States In Tornadoes And Accidents
A burst of calamities spans April 17 to 22 with explosions, collapses, and storms. Victims include 11 killed at Wellington coal mine, a Philadelphia rider fallen from a horse, and a man fatally struck by a lightning fence near Dallas. Kansas City branch wreck kills one and injures several, while a bridge collapse ignites a fleet fire. Waterboro relief totals reach 3600 in provisions and 1000 in cash. Dennis Bee Tain plans to perform after toxin threats, and Evansville workers suffer severe injuries. Authorities describe violent tornado damage in Walterboro and Oakley with many homeless and casualties. The Great Republic disaster lists 11 men lost and 10 rescued or missing with crew names noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Victoria
Traxx Menyuet
Philadelphia
Dallas
Texas
O. P. Scott
McPherson
Kansas City
Hannibal and
St. Ja
Charleston
Dennis Bee Tain
Pung
Wahoo
Vanee Fran
Astave
Evansville
Ind
Hurst
Euach
Jimex Elhaan
Shenarmt
J ArSoith Bond
Father Vingyard
Church of the Assumption
Wilde
Énedy
John Hummel
Questormy
Carl Carron
Great Republic
California
Mindad
San Francisco
Dund Iglund
Ile
Udo
Pve
Hugh Lennon
R. Day
Pilver
J. Connor
Boatchin
Willian Jolingan
Peter Rogers
Thomas Mcklway
Samuel McMurray
Prk Mallory
Frank Cunpelly
Alexander Scott
A C Hantssoon
Walterboro
Oakley
Mra
M. Rivera
Philemon Sundera
Kirkwood Muiburh
Cliy
New York
Dud
August Belmont
Waa
Central Path
Noi Hamoaliees
Prsudo
Mosera, Frye and Perry
Maina
Charliston
South Carolina
Ist Net
Geo. E. Pritattal
W.R. Gusay
W. A. Lowndes
M. J. Heldt
A. M. Moreland
W. A. Fladburn
Navy
Montivello
Jefferson Branch
Erie
Screnson
Teirabam
T Military
Chicago
Loder
Ue 3Rd
7Th Infantry
Mischelshell Canon
Indiana
Groucester
Masenchiteatts
Milwauxes
Thkeenth
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railhury Company
Wabash Railway
Messrs. Garrison
Post
Billings
Bliss
Col
Merrill
Carroll Parish
New Heans
Kansas
Nastville
Tenn
Haura
Col. Hatch
New Mexico
Merritt
Nineth Cavaley
Ojo Calafonte
Victori
San Mateo
Staunton Reservation
Ojo Culoiente
South Africa
Ekowo
Berlin
Count Schowvaloff
Tandon
Exar
Wntee
Kasaia
Athens
Epirus
Albans
Pisratch
Bombay
Mandalay
England
Pistir
Belgorend
Tanusd
Gyalavacisor
Sxegdon
Petersburg
Lord Chelmford
Gingla Lava
Ekowe
Dobeclamant
Isingdula
Doxaco
Cursiz & Go
Neoprictara
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
St. Vincent
Col. Wood
Luneburg
St. Petersburg
Gourke
Pri. VA Persure
China
Faghiah
Viat
London
Iigen Allernat
Russia
Paris
Tilden
Heban
Fires damage several towns in early reports of loss
AP dispatches detail fires in Williamsport and Hubbard & Munkey areas with losses totaling about 60 000 dollars and 80 000 dollars insured. Reports from San Francisco and other cities describe relief fund subscriptions, clergy actions, and extensive destruction including post offices and hotels. Dispatches cover storms, droughts, rail and telegraph damage, and notable deaths and political notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
H. W. Burly & Co
Hubbard & Munkey
San Francisco
Bureka Fire Relief Fund
Wuflerera
Kinley
Kuogas
Yoder Dale
Ives
Daventor
Iowa
Louisiana constitutional convention meets in New Orleans
The state constitutional convention of Louisiany met in New Orsheapa on the 21st inat and, after an address from Gov. Nicholls, appointed regular committees and adjourned. A St. Louis telegram of April 18th reports the Immigration Aid Association organized to assist Southern Negroes emigrating to western states, noting 6,000,000 landowners in Little France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiany
New Orsheapa
Nicholls
St. Louis
Gx Immigration Aid Association
Soreres
Turny
France
Political Battle Over Army Use and War Claims Debate
A congressional session unfolds with fierce argument over the use of troops in elections and emergencies. Dawes, Hoar, and Butler spar over civil rights, southern protections, and presidential power. Other measures include army appropriations, subsidies, and the Pacific Railway land grant dispute and Supreme Court ruling on preemption of Union Pacific lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd
Supreme Court
Hoar
Dawen
South
Democrata
Dawes
Butler
Wade Hampton
Hampton
Houss
Voorhees
Cflvers
Howse
Kelley
Carlisle
Faemar
Senate
Faray
Batugpay
Silver Commissioners
Mills
Springar
Diai
Mon. AY
A New Way of Muking Love in St Louis
Washington Smith of St Louis is depicted as a genius who rejects old courtship norms. He attacks Miss Frankie Bigll with a knife, writes a love letter admitting the act, and threatens further violence if she returns to her fiancé. He is now in prison awaiting judgment. The piece also notes ladies’ complaints about three cent coins and a call to abolish them, with petitions expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tachevilla Courier-Journal
Washington Smith
St. Louis
Frankie Bigll
Fragmentary OCR note on orange trees and ranks
A garbled OCR passage mentions an orange tree, a person named Bingest Orange Tyros, and ranks such as 34. It is a fragmented record with unclear names and places, offering little coherent information beyond references to an orange tree and numerical rankings.
Rise in Beloit and Minnesota rail progress dominates
Reports describe a Beloit pioneer, death and a two year illness, Beloit city growth since 1887, and rail expansion in Minnesota with Southern Minnesota railway extending from Jackson toward Sioux City and St. Paul, plus Chicago line route decisions. Also noted are a murder in Green Isle, a fatal shooting by a former husband, and a gun explosion injuring a Norio town resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Minnesota Railway
Sye
Jackson
Sioux City and St. Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Fatternonville
Canton
Dake
Bean
Langdon & Go
Minneapo
Leto Mead & Life Namara
St. Paul
Green Ile
Sibley County
Shaver
Fred Galtz
Galtz
Qattz
Chicago, Milwaukee & 8. Paul
St Pal
Minneapolis
Mississippi
Meeker Island
Bal
Boo Sear His Figure in a One Giggling Rhyme
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning General Bull, Bul l, and Deleans with unclear context. Names and places are garbled, limiting coherent facts. Possible reference to a figure or event but details are unreadable.
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AtaoNa
Mount Eton
Rocky Hall
Tarified
Tris
Thia
Detroit
Rijipenia
Goldsmith Maid
Een Ay
Tor
Aystam
Colorado
Alabama
Booth Carolina
Pike's Peak
Ily
Lia
Bertin
Studrge Love
Ohio Normal College
Stout
Tate
Doris
Predenek
Hove
Lousseunt
Muay
da, Pincites
West Boal
Southwestern Railway Company
Sherman
New York Syndicate
Priavut
Buplomber
Pucio
Bacnetary Streestas
Amouy
Frederick W. Minor
Otney
Toxie
Wilson M. Stanley
Los Pinca
Coscarissax Wood
Hongu
UNU
Unis
Bleinan
Upo
Shermen
Secretary of the Treasury
Honda
CRIME
Nevins
Amveesty
Oakville
Stony
Nebraska
Sidney and Black Hille Stage Company
Morler Safe and Look Company
Cinccinnati
Mosler
J. Greenhead
Rlste
Ruuth Carolinn
A $x. Louis Dispatch
Charles Green
Nat Ginthhorne
Tratesty
Green
St. Long
New Orleans
Col. Clairborne
Nobong
Lebatmon
Charles Drews
Charles Sceller
Leo Zachman
Henry F. Weide
Josiah Hammel
Tarael Brandt
Joseph Raber
Saichler
Itome Mutual
Lebanon
New Em
Mutual
Reading
Wartford
Hartford
H. C. Baker
Alliance
Hotela
Nrwapiper
Lalegenps
Manonis
St Louis
Princepally
Cablegrama
Gish
John A
Dix
John A, Dix
John Adgins Dix
Baweawen
New Hampshire
Silas Wright
Buchanan
Howell Cobb
Uader Linccoln
New York National Guards
United States Volunteers
Regular Army
Department of Maryland
Fortress Montana
Bayard
Maxey
Frya
Murah
Pacific Railway
Blackburn
Browne
Frost
Deuster
Rose God
Wallace
Oye
Mr. Edmunds
Pendleton
Conkling
Edmunds
R. Pendleton
Thuredey
Geparunbala
Garland
Evie
Lopen
Supreme Court Henlstons
Waahinglén
Pullta
Raprenia Court
Carl Sebuig
Tha Comningstoner
Dadymott Cage
Tha
Tha Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific Company
Schurz
Wm. H. Platt
Selion
Platt
United States Circuit Court
Dundy
Strong
Bradley
Miller
Oliford
Union Pacific Railroad
Justica Bradley
Workiiewen
Shea
Lekonhy
She Iyatworth
Sonny Agricultural Sooie Orn
Tuesay
Vanda
Tae
Cigne
Albert Mandelstier
Manitowna
Sheira
Min
Eugen Avery
Wiefiaingons Plantog
Oshkesti
Linde
Beloit
Goodhne Sama
Tue Dubuque ' Rifles
Bf, Auten
Dea Monica
Story County
A. Wasuinaroy
Davenport Gattle
Ma Clanahan
Aspacal
Davenport
Montezuma
Owen
Eurtsy
Roux
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Rock Leland and
Pasilic
Chicgo
Burlington and Quincy
Rock Island
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific
Belleville
Prouta
Lincoln
Mixe Eigen
Norio
Kankakes
Tia
Rome
G. L. Cummins
Uae
Bo Jowa
Dave Apne
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