Dominant Grain and Tragic Accidents Dominate Late News
Summary of scattered reports includes U S grain stocks by type on the 2th with wheat at 17,857,008 bushels and corn 4,197,579. a fatal horse accident near Pendleton Oregon kills Mrs Techekella and one daughter. other incidents span Lancaster County Pennsylvania drownings, a cyclone in New Jersey causing heavy losses, and various fires, murders, and legal actions across multiple states. The bulletin also notes tax and census data, a new military post, and political campaigning in Irish and American circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tremmenia
Pendleton
Ore
Techekella
Dourine
Lancaster County
Tru Secretary of the Interior
State Agricultural College
Long Hill
Passaic Valley
New Jersey
Davis
Beaver County
QO. T
Thomas Inlow
Alaska
Hamilton
Ironton
Sons of Veterans
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Moody
Tex
Lucius Axprews
Magnolia
Miss
Boyd
Wis
Greenville
S. C
Hotard
United States and Territories
Census Bureau
Covington
Ind
W. H. Miles
Jesse Haupt
New Nicholasville
Mary Richardson
Bankerns Manert
Ner Lincoln
Lil
Duluth
Minn
Joun Fpirzaegalp
Irish National League of America
Chicago
Charleston
Ack
Howard Albertson
Fidelity Trust Company Bank
Tacoma
Wash
the Daughters of Liberty
Waterbury
Conn
Edward Baker
St. Louis
Baker
Willie
George Decker
Williamston
Tullehoma
Tenn
Will Lewis
Lewis
EM. Woopiucke
Odell County
Neb
Ile
Grand Mound
Dr. Righter
Columbus
Bulgor
Atlanta
Liveria
Mevion
Sattagaber
Clover Leaf Railroad
Notable deaths and political shifts across states
Curatenr D. KvBBARD former Wheeling congressman dies at 77 in Wheeling. Vermont appoints REDrzLD PRucTOR as US senator succeeding Edmunds after a special session. Winchan J. Haines, 103, veteran of 1812 and Civil War era, oldest pensioner in the country. Martin Satu marks 107th birthday in Montville. Prohibitionists in Pennsylvania nominate W. W. Jisque for attorney general and George Drayton for state treasurer. Dr Lyatans C. Deapen, historian, dies at 76 in Madison. Newton Bacon, Wisconsin's oldest Mason, dies at Oshkosh aged 0. The deceased had been a mason sixty-seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
United States
George F. Edmunds
Page
Vermont
Martin Satu
Montville
Vonn
Madison
Wis
Newton Bacon
Masonic Order
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Maryland Republicans at state convention nominate Van Nort
The Maryland Republican state convention in Orean City endorses W. G. Van Nort of Kent County for governor. Former U S senator B. Pommney from Kansas dies in Whitensville Massachusetts at age 76.
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Maryland
Orean City
W. G. van Nort
Kent
Pommney
United States
Kansas
Whitensville
Mass
Four men drown in Mani tob a crossing Great Death canyon
A rough report notes four men seeking gold in Mani tob a drowned crossing Great Death canyon after their catac toppled. Other dispatches describe battles near Valparaiso Chile with heavy losses, widespread famine in Russia, and various disasters worldwide.
Turmoil in Chile as Halmaceda Falls in Battle
The United States consul reports Halmaceda's government collapsed after five hours of fighting, with about 6,000 slain as revolutionaries seized Valparaiso. Other items include Warren Cain & Co. failing for $100,000 in New York, a beheading in Douai, and multiple disasters and criminal acts across the globe.
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United States
Valparaiso
Washington
Halmaceda
Warren Cain & Co
New York
Haillet
Douai
France
Rensselaer County
Tur
Gambier
Melbourne
Australia
Danville
Ind
Mornans
Newark
N. J
Charles Mulligan
Conway
Ark
Cornelius Varderuouf
Holland
Mich
United Brethren Church
Bourjbon
Hine
Clark
Onemie
Ont
American Bar Association
Moston
Mantha Johnson
Syracuse
N.Y
Ice Fails to Save North Dakota Wheat From Frost
Frost hit North Dakota and Manitoba on August 28 damaging late and uncut grain. Cooperstown and Ramseys county saw ice and temperatures near freezing, with about 28 percent of grain in shock and up to 50 percent cut in regions. Manitoba reports 22 to 27 degrees, leaving much wheat in milk state and likely total loss in parts. Oliver Dalrymple estimates one sixth to one seventh of Red River valley crops destroyed. some wheat remains viable for milling if not damaged. In Wisconsin and Kentucky items a separate violent incident unfolds with multiple fatalities in Georgetown Ky.
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North Dakota
Manitoba
St. Paul
Minn
Cooperstown
Gripga County
Ramsey
Oliver Dalrymple
Red River Valley
Fargo
Wisnipsa
Man
Outbreak in Buenos Ayres Mob Attacks Clubhouse
A Buenos Aires telegram reports a mob of mostly Italians attacked the Union Civica clubhouse in Corrientes. Troops arrived and a bloody clash followed, with six rioters killed and four wounded, while one soldier died and several were injured.
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New York
Buenos Ayres
Corrientes
Union Civica
Wealth estimates from 1890 census show rising property values
The census bulletin reports assessed valuations of real and personal property by state and territory for 1890 with some 1880 figures. Illinois shows a drop due to tax rules. several states including California New York and Texas show substantial increases. Per capita assessed value rose to 387.63 from 337.01, while population grew 24.86 percent.
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Hiletin
United States
Washington
Consti Bureau
Michigan
Arkhaens
Delaware
Iowa
Mississippi
New Mexico
Wyoming
Illinois
State Board of Equalization
Nebraska
Nevada
Arkansas
California
New York
Dakota
Virginia
Wisconsin
Idaho
Oregon
Paransylya
Colorado
Postmaster General Raikes Dies After Thunderstorm Shock
Rt Hon Henry Cecil Raikes M P postmaster general is dead at 53 after a severe electric shock during a thunderstorm on a stroll in Loxpon. Educated at Shrawnbury and Trinity Cambridge he was called to the bar Inner Temple in 1863 and rose to benchership. He served as Chester and Preston MP, chairman of ways and means deputy speaker, privy council member, and postmaster general in the Salisbury ministry. He also aided railway interests and church affairs.
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Haston
Raikes
Neland
Loxpon
Henry Cecil Raike
Shrawnbury School
Trinity College
Cambridge
Inner Temple
Chester
Preston
Ways and Means
House of Commons
Privy Council
Salisbury
Rurkes
Sons of Veterans Tenth Encampment Opens in Minneapolis
The Sons of Veterans tenth annual encampment opened in Minneapolis with about 5,000 members in attendance including grand commandery and visiting camps. Commander Wetch reported 26,24 new members added this year, 553 new camps with 10,820 members mustered in. total membership now about 150,000. The order, founded 1881, was recognized in 1880 by the G. A. R. and has grown rapidly.
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Independence
San Francisco
Park Place
New York
Alaska
American Bar Association
Boston
Grantaburgh
Minn
Walter Lomax
al Morgan
North Arkansas
Little Rock
Altoona (Pa
Muayer
J. L. Morrison
Birmingham
Ala
Pomona
Cal
Neny
Oklahoma
Fonda
Brrp
SYS
S. Yoorr
Union Veterans’ Union
Cleveland
Minnesota
Dakotas
M. Horcuniss
New Haven
Conn
Yale Preparatory School
Oino
Casiner Lawrence
Keystone Bank
Philadelphia
Clarence FE. Ilutu
Pennsylvania
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Bound Brook
Neshaming Falls
Leghorn
Minneapolis
Sons of Veterans
Barlow
Weeks
Tur Dbremaker-Moore Paper Company
Louisville
Nancy Hanks
Kentucky
Groxera
Confederate Veterans’ Home
Janne Burgys
Alice
Red Oak
Mich
A. J. Monroembery
Jarvis
Milton Kendall
Georgetown
Oklahoma City
Commercial Club
Western North Carolina
Statesville
Trenton
Willie Beckman
Dora May
Ashland
May
Lizzie Wilson
Minneapolia
The
Sowa of Veterans
Order
Wetch
Suicide of Minneapolis elevator superintendent George J Osborne
The body of George J Osborne, superintendent of the Milwaukee company elevators in Minneapolis, was found in the river near the city on Friday night. He was identified Sunday afternoon after having disappeared a week earlier. Two ten‑pound stones were found in his coat pockets, indicating death by his own hand. Osborne was a prominent figure with no clear reason for the act.
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Sr. Paul
Mion
George J. Oxborne
Milwaukee Company
Minneapolis
Osborne
Deadly Western North Carolina Rail Crash Shocks Statesville
A passenger train on the Western North Carolina road plunged from a high bridge over Third Creek near Statesville, killing an estimated forty passengers and all crew. The wreck left tangled debris, with the sleeping car crushed beyond recognition and only scattered bodies recovered.
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North
North Carolina
Freman
Third Creek
Statesville
Asheville
Durham
Col
Cameron
Auditor Sanderlin
William H. Houston
Greenshore
Link
Lexington
J. M. Sikes
Southwestern Presbyterian University of
Clarksville
Tenn
Sikes
China
Mare Ried
Mays. Poole
Caris
Ophelia Moore
Helena
Ark
Western North Carolina Railroad
Salisbury
Point Rock
The
Richmond & Danville
Horrible death at Posen electric works as three men die
At the Posen electric works three workers were fatally shocked while repairing roof conductors. Two died instantly with their bodies still touching live wires. the third man was stunned, fell, and broke his neck. Blame for the accident remains undecided.
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Bensin
Posen
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Great Death Canyon
Chili
Valmaceda
Russia
Bessarabia
Flunny Crem Rancns
London
Cuba
Emin Pasha
Aquatoria
Africa
Anvides
Santiago
Balmaceda
Omer Fechette
Montreal
Canada
Dominion
Edward O’mallry
Emly
County Tipperary
Ireland
Singapore
Penang
Szenttamas
Hungary
Dunie
Austria
Vilna
Grex. Wienerr
Waterloo
Martinique
Boulogne
Trance
Bubentsch
Bohemia
Kentucky Row
John Jarvis
Ben Savage
Milt Kendall, Jr
Burrell Jarvis
A. J. Montgomery
Main Street
Milt Kendall
Montgomery
Kendall
Kendalls
Pari Place
Louis Rosenfeld
Bound Brook Road
Neshaminy Falls
Langhorn
McLeod
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