Terrific cyclone devastates Fort Surry Ark town
A violent cyclone struck Fort Surry Arkansas on January 12 at 11 15 PM. Fifty persons are dead and many more missing. Homes and churches were wrecked, the high school leveled, and fires broke out amid the ruins. Rescue crews search the debris while survivors seek aid and shelter as authorities fear the death toll will rise. The storm traveled from the southwest and affected Alma nine miles southeast with further damage and loss. The Inland Iron and Forge company resumes work, employing 600 men in Chicago.
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Ecore
Baptist Church
Central Methodist
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John Bail
Kiley
John Martin
Leferey Boys
Joseph Kiles
Will Lawson
Frank Richardson
George Lover
George Carter
Louis H. Engel
Eight Street
Capsbling
Fort Smith
Ocene
Tesman
Alma
Sapere
Vive Huldren
Chicago
Inland Iron and Forge Company
Discovery of a natural remedy for consumption and lung diseases
A text emphasizes laws governing nature and the possibility of exact results from study. It voices belief in a simple, universal remedy for consumption and bronchial illnesses, claiming rapid health buildup and a flesh-like strengthening effect, comparable to liver oil and malt extracts. It credits a “Fierce” discovery and hints at widespread manufacturing.
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Rica
Syrup of Figs praised as remedy and sales urged
An article extols Syrup of Figs for digestive relief and constipation, touting its gentle system action, curing claims, and broad benefits. It claims the product is best remedy of its kind, suitable to all, with 50 cent bottles sold by leading druggists and assurances of procuring if unavailable locally. Also mentions other news on the Russian diet opening session and reforms.
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California Fig Syrup CO
CAL
Counbuille
Unique Fight in Denver Press Stores Clash Over Ads
Daily papers and department stores dispute advertising rates in Denver. Stores threaten a 20 percent rate cut, asserting leverage over 60 percent of city ads, while papers refuse, fearing loss of independence. Trades assembly calls for city license limits and warns unions against store firms. Smaller merchants seize chance to raise ad activity.
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Dexven
Trades Assembly
Lnbor
Judge William Harden Dies in Savannah at 68
Judge William D Harden died in Savannah after a long illness from Brights disease He was born in Athens Ga and moved to Savannah as a child A Princeton graduate he enlisted in the army during the Civil War becoming a lieutenant colonel with Stewarts corps After the war he practiced law and served as Savannah city court judge from 1878 to 1892 The report mentions a separate hearing by the House committee on banking and currency in Washington on monetary matters.
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Savagnan
William D. Harden
Bright
Judge Harden
Athens
Savannah
Princeton
Atham Artillery
Stewart's Corps
City Court of
Seminole Nation violence spurs mass evacuation near border
News from Shawnee Indian Territory reports a growing panic as Seminole forces avenge two killings by attacking nearby settlements. About 200 women and children traveled on the Choctaw Frisco line, while locals fled Mand for safety amid reports of houses fired on and multiple deaths. Authorities scramble for military aid as tales of a large war party circulate.
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Kansas Orry
Times
Shawnee
O. T
Barnsboro
McGessey
Earnsboro
Ohio
Mand
Burlaboro
Oklahoma City
War Department Considering Troop Overture to Seminole Country
Authorities report the War Department may deploy troops to the Seminole country in the Indian Territory after an alleged outbreak. Secretary Bliss met with Acting Secretary Micklejohn, discussing the published claim of two Seminoles being put to death. A telegraph was sent to General Brookes in Chicago for situational details.
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Bliss
Micklejobn
Indian Territory
Wisdom
Brookes
Chicago
Department of the
Congressman's Romance Hint Amid Wedding Plans
Jan 12 scene from Washington reports Rep Robert Broussard of Louisiana, youngest non-freshman, heads home to New Iberia for marriage to Miss Mannette. Broussard speaks of dreams and plans as political intrigue and family ties surface in a bustling capital.
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Migs Mane Netts Applegate
Mia Ward
Washinotoy
Robert F. Broussard
Louisiana
New Iberia
Mise Mannette
Broussard
Joint Wisconsin Senate Ballot Sees Tension Amid House Clash
In a crowded statehouse scene both chambers hold a joint ballot for senator amid anxious crowds and clashes. Reported attempts at disruption and heated exchanges mark the day as officials await decisions on doubtful statesmen and a forthcoming joint convention.
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Statehouse
Worf
State Hall
Beryn Neler
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