Storm Ravages Britain Coast and Helensburg Vessels
Severe storm damages coastal towns in England Ireland and Scotland wrecking ships and flooding homes. Falkstone trans channel steamers lose sections of a pier as channel boats cannot cross. Helensburg faces inundation with boats driven along streets and residents forced to flee. Distilleries raided near Joxisporo with six violators captured. Famine relief plea follows from parishioners after reports from Tambuloff Nipi Novgorod and Eason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudon
England
Ireland
Scotland
Falkstone
Helensburg
Firth of Clyde
Gareloch
Dumbarton
Perenssula
Francis
Tambuloff
Nipi-Novgorod
Eason
World News Dispatches From Alexandria And Beyond
A broad foreign dispatch reports General Lee in uncertain condition and a Casper Wyoming doctor burned in county jail. Florida horticulturists seek three acres for an orange exhibit at the World’s fair. A London note describes a Norwegian steamer crew abandoned west of Tory Island. Dallas courts scrutinize alien land law. A Bedloe’s Island girl’s throat slashed body washed ashore. San Francisco hears Maurice Strell chanced held for murder of Officer Alexander Grant. Alabama train accident near Clanton kills old man J W Pritchett. Mobile bankers Miller and Miller propose settling debts with yearly interest. Niagara Falls cage accident kills three, injures two. Sevier County mystery death cleared, linked to George Meadows. Marion inmates escape from jail by breaking cells. World’s Fair Day set for October 30 at Texas state fair with free admission for stockholders. Anderson Indiana reports discovery of infant remains in White River. Melbourne news from Goodland Kansas promotes irrigation rain proposition at ten cents per cultivated acre. Germany agrees to admit US cereals duty-free in exchange for continued German sugar imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Horticultural Society
Glasgow
Montreal
Devonshire
Barrow
New York
Tory Island
Dallas
Tex
Forty-Fourth Judicial Court
Bedloe’s Island
Birmingham
Ala
Louisville and
Nashville Road
J. W. Pritchett
Clanton
Mobile
Charles B. and
C. Miller
Thomas P. Miller & Co
Knoxville
Tenn
Hugh Walker
Sevier County
George Meadows
Walker
Marion
Anderson
Ind
George Delenteny
White River
Wreck of the Bark Archus and railway convicts on the run
Reports from Vancouver dated October 14 describe the barque Archus wrecked by a typhoon near Nusgaski harbor with all lives lost. Separately, sixteen Russian convicts fled during a railway project. fourteen escaped after killings, without recapture by latest accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Chwang
Vancouver
B. C
Nusgaski Harbor
Americus Light Infantry Plans Armory Drill Event
The Americus Light Infantry met at city hall last night and set a stair drill starting November 24 to furnish the armory. Semi monthly meetings continue with the next on Tuesday night the 28th featuring a competitive drill for a silver service prize by James Fricker & Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus Light Infantry
James Fricker
Georgia legislature debates schools and rail powers
The 1801 Georgia assembly passes a stage normal school bill, probate of foreign wills, and a county solicitor appointment. It revises railroad commission powers to regulate express and telegraph charges, considers a peddler bill, and weighs inmates letter rules with a committee report failing 10 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
State University At
Athens
Huff
Senate
Baldwin
Atkinson
Coweta
Railroad Commission
House
Smith
Commercial Alliance Life Insurance Company of
New York
Friends of
Brooks Elected Episcopate Amid Turmoil in New York
The ceremony marked by a meeting of the large Episcopal body in the city featured the installation of Dr. Philip Brooks as bishop. Bishop Henry C. Potter gave the sermon, with bishops Clarke and Whipple presiding. Brooks faced strong opposition within his denomination but prevailed after a heated campaign.
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Philip Brookshusetts
Episcopal Church
Joha Uns
D. D
L.L. D
Conti
Clarke
Rhode
Whipple
Minnesota
Henry C. Potter
New York
Fio Lishop
Arthur Yoke
Church of the Incarnation
New York City
Ly Rede CIA Brooks
Christchurch
Springfield
Brooks
America
E Episcopal Church
Ho Farvard College
Alexandria
Ihm
New Cook
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George D. Wheatley
the Storm King
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Megal
Joxisporo
Uncle Sam
Clayton County
Rufus Johnson
Riffin
Clarence
McKinley Land
Simon and
Bob P. Turnip
Ford
Nashville
George W. Ford
J. E. Goodwin
Briceville
Goodwin
Wasitixaton
Controller of Currency
Te Sethi Gsta
Gyascow
Jamas Stafford
Lee
Joseph Benson
Casper
Wyo
Gall
San Francisco
Maurice B. Strellch
Curtis
Alexander Grant
Henry Fransz Gardner
Strellinger
Melbourne
Goodland
Kan
Germany
United States
German Empire
Dayton
Memphis
Henry Harrison
Isaac Harrison
Arkansas
Wasasu
John D. Martin
Pleasantview
Wabash
Hedger
Cuampaian
Dasa Renner
Ani
Benantion
Coe
Mistitat
Howell
Wannentox
Dart House
Warren County
McWhort
Bishoy
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