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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1893

Page

12

Disastrous 1892 in Business Failures and Calamities

A retrospective lists heavy business failures across banks and firms ledgers, noted casualties from numerous fires and disasters, and a catalog of major accidents and crimes through the year. It catalogs bankruptcies, factory closures, and large fire losses, with vivid mentions of fatal wrecks, explosions, floods, cyclones, and mass killings across many states and nations.

Trade notes and political changes abroad and in Canada

Advices report 50 000 people drew in China on Oct 24 and five villages near Kutair Russia were evacuated by Oct 26. A London Liberator association failed on Oct 31 with 313 000. On Nov 27 J J C Abbott resigned the Canadian premiership and Sir John Thompson succeeded him. Lin and Co jute merchants of Dundee Scotland failed for 1 250 000 on Dec 13.

Aare Bank Muncie Chaffee & Co Orleans National Loan Downs Kan Jefferson Shepherdstown Eivee County Oerricks Butler County Bank Chicora Manufacturing Company Loan and Savings Bank Kearney Neb National Ee Silver City Hoon McCann Ae S. & Shuttle Woonsocket Interstate National Bank of New A Eee Bank of Erie Ulyache Sehling Coe Porty Portland Ore Nebraska State Bank Crete Liches Bros. & Co Tobacco House Alexander Fraser & Son Quebec Einem &—John and George W. Carlisle Capital Cincinnati E'S Bank Hope Ark Nebraska Ainsworth Springview C. Burkhalter Co New York City Hot Springs Valley Bank Continental Bank Kansas City Stone City Bank Joliet Ill Eee Enterprise Co Wilezinski & Nelson & Greenville Miss Eee Hills National Bank Rapid Pak Ientonal Bank Newton Brooklyn E. S. Corser Minneapolis Nashville Tenn A. Minn University of Missouri At Columbia Columbus Beverly W. Va Memphis New Orleans F. M. McGilin Company Cleveland Smith, Gray & Co N. Y Kenosha Wis Henry Alterbrand & Co Central Theater Philadelphia Portsmouth N. H Oswego Fulton Iron Works Hammond Car Works van Drake's Brass Foundry San Francisco St. Prissen Lancaster Creede Camp Cal Moville Bay Line Steamboat Co Corner & Sons San Jose B. B. & R. Knight River Point R. L Rockland Mich Shoshone Idaho Jollietville Ind Arcola Iron River Bay City Red Mountain Delta Metropolitan Opera House New York John Williams Academy of Music Colorado State Printing Office Albany Milwaukee Federal Pittsburgh Desha Lumber & Planing Company Arkansas City Otis Corbett Cornelius Vanderbilt Newport Denver & Rio Grande Railway Salida Col Baltimore the Times Wabash Ind. Com Beacon Udell Woodenware Co St.uis Slater Snow Hill Ala Continental Block Omaha William Becker Leather Company Conrad Bros Villard Line Saybrook Agency Boston Au Sable Columbia Dover, Minn Eagar, Wis Bloomfield Bedford, Ind Laceyville Wyo Mount Pulaski Tex Chase, Mich Tchula Hudson, O Fall River Coffeeville Dexter Rochette Humeston Olin Iay Bethany Binabee, Minn Huron Rio Vista Carrillton North English Dane Station Oakesdale Wash Bodie Nev Sisson Alliance Delmar Del Ashville Geneva Likoa Mason City Howard, S. D Fort Bragg Runneilo North Bend Paragould Santa Barbara Cal Salix Blueford Hill City S. D Kingsbury Randolph Plain City Cailery Junction Camden Groveton, Tex Eldorado Springs Winston, N. C Clyde, Mo 2Gowrie Cumberland Gap Khedive Egypt Tewfik Pasha Cairo Cardinal Manning London Albert Victor England John Couch Adams Slobodskoi Russia Charles Haddon Spurgeon Mentone Valparaiso Chile Foster Queen's James Caird Great Russia Horonia Japan Chamber of Deputies Berlin Emperor’s Palace Barrios Guatemala Alderlais Belgium Credit Lyonnais Paris Mandelay Burmah Oxford Cambridge Thames Amelia B. Edwards Alexandria Spain Galdoncano Pecher & Co Antwerp Grinigar India Berkenhead Przibram Bohemia Sangir Islands China Sea New Oriental Bank of London St. Johns N. F Christiania Sweden Fukushina St Gervais Les Bains Sevoy Mont Blanc San Miguel de Mayuno Philippine Islands Arthur Wellesley Areeze Saratov Samara Russian Empire Germany Misd Ziola Horiduras Uilla Iriona Buda Pesth Louis Kossuth Porlam J Diaz T Mexico Wiljohnson Ie Canada Ottawa Ernest Renan France Lord Tennyson Haslemere Eng Kutais Trans- Caucasia Eee Fu China Kutair Liberator Association J. J. C. Abbott Sir John Thompson Lin & Co Dundee Scotland

Calendar of cyclones and shocks across 1900s regions

A list records numerous natural events from November to December including cyclones in Oakland Texas and Washington Arkansas, severe earthquakes in California and Tennessee, tornado near Atlanta Texas and a blizzard that halted railway traffic in Kansas. Multiple towns report extensive property damage and destroyed structures with heavy losses.

Oakland Tex San Francisco California Red Bud Randolph County Washington Harrison Ark St Mary's Kansas Summit Miss Seymour

Notable Deaths and Obituaries of 1889

A list of prominent deaths and obituaries across the United States and abroad, detailing individuals from generals and admirals to poets, governors, and notable professionals. Entries include names such as Whitman, Curtis, Howel, Harrison, Gould, and Whitman, with ages and locations provided.

Political and Social Events of the Year Chronicle

A dense roll of political, social, and organizational milestones from January to June. Inaugurations occur in New York Iowa Ohio and Maryland, suffrage advances with Susan B Anthony, major treaties and laws progress, conventions name leaders, and key appointments in government and industry are recorded.

Calendar of national events from 1889 notes and nominations

A chronology lists political nominations and actions from July to December including James Weaver for president and James Field for vice on the People's Party ticket, Harrison nominees for judges and ministers, World’s Fair funding, suffrage and temperance movements, and other political appointments across the United States, with dates and places such as New York Chicago Philadelphia and Washington.

Montgomery C. Meigs U. S. Engineer Corps Washington An.d C. L. P. Rodgers Orrin Bishop Judd D. D Williamsburg N. Y Randolph Rogers Rome Christopher P. Cranch Cambridge Mass Joseph P. Bradley U. S. Supreme Court John Hall Delaware Frederika Del Andrew Bryson W. W. Holden Raleigh N. C Steven T. Hopkins New York Pleasantville N. J Noah Porter Yale Colaga New Haven Conn John W. Kerriall Kentucky Max Strakosch Fordham Aniel Lothrop Boston Walt Whitman Camden Charles D. Drake Court of Claims Thomas Sweeney U. S. Army Astoria Ore Truman C. Merrian W. Burns Beaufort S. C John S. Barbour United States Virginia Thomas F. Vidson Crawfordsville Ils Andsley Park Dobbs Ferry Georgev. Bungay Bloomfield Newton Booth California Sacramento Rose Terry-Cook Pittsfield Henry J. Gardner Massachusetts Milton Caroline Order of Notre Dame Sisters Milwaukee Charles H. Hardin Mexico Anthony Kennedy Baltimore Jesse Lynch Republican Party Peoria Myron H. Clark Canandaigua E. Louis Lowe Maryland Brooklyn George William Curtis Harper's Weekly Livingston Staten Island John G. Whittier Hampton Falls N. H St. Louis B. F. Partridge Bay City Caroline Scott Harrison President Harrison William Swinton Frederick Schwatka Portland Samuel Wyllie Crawford Philadelphia Edward F. McDonald Harrison Theophilus Abbot Michigan Lansing Graham N. Finch Indiana Logansport Alexander H. Wyant Mary Allen West Union Signal Tokio Japan Jay Gould Roswell D. Hitchcock, Jr Benjamin W. Brice John Strong Nips Martin Burke Cronin Chicato Joliet R. L. Gibson U. S Louisiana Hot Springs Ark Frederick T. Dent Denver Col Orange Judd Evanston Roswell P. Flower Albany Bison Perkins Plumb Kansas Salvador William McKinley Ohio Columbus John Sherman Mississippi George and Walthall United States Senate Gorman Woman’'s Suffrage Association Susan B. Anthony H. A. Boies Iowa Des Moines Chas. H. Gibson U.S Wilson National Bricklayers’ Union John Heartz Cal Chili D. F. Ravens Farmers’ Na United States Supreme Court James E. Boyd Nebraska West India H. J. Noyes Richmond W's National Dairy and Cheese Makers’ Association Madison Wis University of Chicago John D. Rockefeller Isconsin Supreme Court Senate Roger Q. Mills Texas Brown Island W.D. Baker New York Assembly Murphy J. Foster Riverside Park Grant Monument Missis—_ river Memphis Tenn Trafic Charlotte Emerson Brown New Jersey Federation of Women's Clubs Chicago P. M. Arthur Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Atlanta B. P. Brice Hudson National Editorial Association San Francisco Ellis Wainwright St Louis United States Brewers’ Association Eppa Hunton Blaine Minneapolis J. Sloat Fassett Benjamin Harri Whitelaw Reid Illinois Republican National Committee William J. Campbell John W. Foster Jones Cincinnati John Bidwell J. B. Cranfil People's Party James B. Weaver James G. Field Herman Taubeneck Milneis United Society of Christian Endeavor Thomas H. Carter Montana Baptist Young People's Union Detroit J. H. Chapman George Shiras, Jr Pittsburgh Grover Cleveland Adlai E. Stevbear New Or William F. Harrity Pennsylvania Democratic National Committee Andrew D White Russia A. L Snowden Spain Truxtam Beale Greece House of Representatives Lewis C. Schord Supreme Area Supreme Grove of the Order of Druids Paterson Ww. T. Baker Higinbotham Knights of Pythias Kansas City W. W Blackwell John Randolph Tucker American Bar Association Saratoga Socialist Labor Party Simon Wing Charles H. Matchett A &—American Bankers’ Association William H. Rhawn Prof. Barnard Lick Observatory Jupiter Thomas Donnelly Great Council of Red Men of the United States Vermont Fuller J. E. Husted Toledo Amalgamated Association of Street Car Employes Eee National Association of Naval Veterans Clarkson National League of Republican Clubs Buffalo Grand Army Place Morton Independent Order of Odd Fellows Indianapolis Victoria Woodhull-Martin London Mary L. Stow S. &. Yoder Union Veterans’ Union A. G. Weissert Wisconsin R. Warfield Peter B Ayers National Real Estate Congress W. B. Cutter Bufalo Columbus Monument W. H. Tucker Union Veteran Legion Redfield Proctor Edmunds National Woman's Christian Temperance Union Frances E. Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union National Farmers’ Alliance Julia Ward Howe Association For the Advancement of Women Ellen J. Phinney Cleveland Memphis, Tenn Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union North Dakota Industrial Legion of the United States T. V. Powderly Knights of Labor National Farmers’ Congress Lincoln Neb Hayes National Prison Association of the United States Person C. Cheney New Hampshire Switzerland American Federation of Labor Henry P. Smith Lane Theological Seminary Cincinnati Presbytery Valparaiso

World record feats in skating cycling and sailing across 1880s events

A chronological digest lists numerous athletic records. Huger and Engeldrum set world marks in skating and running in Norway and Chile. Shaefer and Slosson win a billiards title in New York. Ashinger leads a 1022 mile six day bike race. City of New York and City of Paris steamers set long transatlantic times.

Huger Hamar Norway New York Jacob Shaefer George Slosson Ashinger la Touraine Havre John J. Engeldrum Chile Chicago Liverpool Cornell Calumbri Yale Harvard New London F. E. Spooner Horne Bostons Detroit Jack Paris Atlantic Nancy Hanks Hal Pointer G. &. Taylor Buffalo N. Y P. J. Berle John Howard Seattle Wash Bangor Stallion Nelson Trenton Ont Edward Hanlan Charles Stevenson New Zealand Hanian George Dixon Jack Skelly New Orleans John L. Sullivan James J. Corbett Arthur Zimmerman Spiield George Taylor Soceeene Mass Richmond Ind Moquette Johnson Independence John S. Johnson Coney Island John GriMin James Lynch Terre Haute W. W. Windle Springfield Sedalia Jack Prince Omaha Mary Howard Trotter Nationale Clevelands Steamer City of Queenstown Boston Baseball Club Cleveland Club Boston Helen Nichols Columbus Nashville (Tenn Stambeul Stockton Cal Kremlin Ree Nashville Robert Gerading Cief Denver St. Louis Moore

Trade Surges as 1892 Ends on Prosperous Note

R G Dun & Co reports the most prosperous year in trade, with record holiday sales and large wholesale activity. December settlements reached new highs, rail earnings up, and exports and imports totaling historic peaks. Wool and dry goods demand strong while some iron and glass sectors soften.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cleveland Cincinnati Detroit Chicago Milwaukee St. Louis St. Paul Minneapolis Omaha Kansas City Nashville New Orleans

Execution of A J Hudspeth in Harrison Ark Murder Case

A J Hudspeth was hanged in Harrison Arkansas for the 1887 murder of George Watkins whose body was never found. Hudspeth, a farm worker, disappeared Watkins after a spring trip to town. Mrs Watkins confessed to aiding the crime before dying.

A. J. Hudspeth Harrison Ark Little Rock George Watkins Hudspeth Watkins Marion County

Iron Hall Officials Arrested in Pennsylvania on Warrant

Portapetraia, Dec 31. Joseph Gladding, C H Baker and J P Eckersley Iron Hall officials indicted in Indianapolis for stealing 200000 of the order funds were arrested there Friday evening on a warrant by State Bank Examiner Krumb. Baker and Eckersley posted 5000 bail for a hearing.

Iron Hall Pennsylvania Portapetraia Joseph Gladding C. H. Baker J. P. Eckersley Indianapolis Krumb Graham Baker Eckersley Gladding

Humorous Quips From Digs and Drolls In Fun Column

A collage of light humor quotes from periodicals. grave digger on starting at the bottom, a back room joke about a four footed girl, romantic banter about fate in hand reading, a tailor joke about nine tailors and a man, all reflecting early 20th century wit.

Maxacen Inter Ocean Chicago News Record Sissy Snipem

Relics and amber light devices attract attention abroad

The southern Russian provinces report a watermelon brandy-like spirit. A relics factory operated in Edinburgh selling Burns relics. Italian embroideries spread across Europe in medieval times. A new magnesium lighthouse flashlight claims to pierce nearly opaque atmospheres better than any prior light.

Russia Edinburgh Scotland Burns Durne Italy Europe Germany

Flood Devastates California Farmland Causing Million Dollar Loss

Floods from the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys wash away levees and inundate about 50 000 acres below Colusa and other districts. Damages run above 1 million dollars with stocks and homes destroyed and orchards and wheat lands under water. The Stephenson Creek dam and nearby structures suffered extensive destruction.

California San Francisco Sacramento San Joaq Sutter County Colusa Sacramento City Yolo County San Joaquin Tracy Stephenson Creek Fresno Stephenson

Kentucky Tragedy: Husband Wife Brother Slain in Gardnerstown

In Gardnerstown Kentucky John Barnes and his brother in law James Kerr died after a drunken trip to the Ohio River. Neighbors found Mrs Barnes dead on the bed and the two men slain in a corner with knife wounds. Authorities suspect a quarrel over drunkenness led to the fatal encounter.

Gardnersville John Barnes James Kerr Ohio River Barnes

Bank closure near Fairfax hinges on farm loan failures

At a Fairfax Minnesota creditors meeting cashier F A Gray attributed the bank suspension to farmers failing to pay notes amid poor crops and heavy depositors seeking funds. Six thousand dollars were needed to tide the bank to fall, with $3 500 required immediately, and an assignment of a receiver arranged with Redwood Falls creditors.

Fairfax, Minn Fairfax Bank F. A. Gray Redwood Falls Gray

Obedient Son Accused in Mother’s Murder near Brinxtey

John Thomas a 13 year old boy is charged with murder for shooting his mother in a dark country area south of Brinxtey Arkansas. He says his mother compelled him at gunpoint and would shoot him if he refused. medical experts deem him sane. He was tried Thursday and jailed awaiting grand jury action.

Brinxtey Ark John Thomas

Two Monte Carlo suicides widen grief in gambling round

London reports two self inflicted deaths linked to Monte Carlo gambling. An American, 23, lost 3500 pounds entrusted to his mother and threw himself before a train. A second gambler, unnamed, killed himself on a moving train after ruinous losses. The casino scene reportedly thrives amid tragedy.

London Monte Carlo

Jury awards 5175 in Austin vs Northern Pacific case

A U S district court grants Margaret Austin $5 175 damages for the death of her husband killed by a train engine near Chippewa Falls last September. The ruling favors the plaintiff and the case will be appealed.

Mapisox Wis United States Margaret Austin Northern Pacific Railway Company Chippewa Falls

Fire destroys two Quebec warehouses in December blaze

Reed & Craig's paper warehouse and A. B. Da phin's wholesale biscuit and confectionery were burned Thursday morning in Quebec. Loss pegged at $100,000 as firefighters battled the flames.

Querre Can Reed & Craig A. B. Daphin

Bishop Gray Consecrated in Nashville Florida Stated

Rev. William Crane Gray D D rector of the Church of the Advent Nashville was consecrated bishop of southern Florida by the Episcopal house of bishops in a ceremony at the Church of the Advent featuring elaborate rites.

Bishop Gray Nashville Tenn William Crane Gray Church of the Advent of Florida Episcopal House of Bishops Church of the Advent

Farmers fatally struck by passenger train at Soo Junction

G W Pomeroy and C M Howe lifelong Brooklyn Center farmers were struck by a passenger train at Soo Junction Thursday morning and died from their injuries. In Philadelphia era notice, the estate of the late Congressman Samuel J Randall reports property valued at 789.74 with funeral and medical fees totaling 1 194.15.

MixxEards Minn G. W. Pomeroy C. M. Howe Brooklyn Center Soo Junction Randall Samuel J. Randall

Explosion kills three at Georgia sawmill

A Duke and Blutus sawmill boiler exploded at 6 30 p m Thursday near Jaken Georgia killing three workers named James Witbanks Coffin Phillips and Joe Smith with no damage to the mill reported.

Montgomery Ala Jaken Duke & Blutus James Witbanks Coffin Phillips Joe Smith

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