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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
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Carrillton
North English
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Wash
Bodie
Nev
Sisson
Alliance
Delmar
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Ashville
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Likoa
Mason City
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Santa Barbara Cal
Salix
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S. D
Kingsbury
Randolph
Plain City
Cailery Junction
Camden
Groveton, Tex
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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
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Alderlais
Belgium
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Paris
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Oxford
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Amelia B. Edwards
Alexandria
Spain
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Pecher & Co
Antwerp
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Przibram
Bohemia
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China Sea
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Philippine Islands
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Mexico
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France
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Eng
Kutais
Trans- Caucasia
Eee Fu
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Kutair
Liberator Association
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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.
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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.
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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
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U. S. Supreme Court
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Delaware
Frederika
Del
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W. W. Holden
Raleigh
N. C
Steven T. Hopkins
New York
Pleasantville
N. J
Noah Porter
Yale Colaga
New Haven
Conn
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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
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Bloomfield
Newton Booth
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Rose Terry-Cook
Pittsfield
Henry J. Gardner
Massachusetts
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Caroline
Order of Notre Dame Sisters
Milwaukee
Charles H. Hardin
Mexico
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Baltimore
Jesse Lynch
Republican Party
Peoria
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Canandaigua
E. Louis Lowe
Maryland
Brooklyn
George William Curtis
Harper's Weekly
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John G. Whittier
Hampton Falls
N. H
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B. F. Partridge
Bay City
Caroline Scott Harrison
President Harrison
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Frederick Schwatka
Portland
Samuel Wyllie Crawford
Philadelphia
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Harrison
Theophilus Abbot
Michigan
Lansing
Graham N. Finch
Indiana
Logansport
Alexander H. Wyant
Mary Allen West
Union Signal
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Roswell D. Hitchcock, Jr
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John Strong
Nips
Martin Burke
Cronin
Chicato
Joliet
R. L. Gibson
U. S
Louisiana
Hot Springs
Ark
Frederick T. Dent
Denver
Col
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Roswell P. Flower
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Bison
Perkins
Plumb
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Salvador
William McKinley
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Columbus
John Sherman
Mississippi
George and Walthall
United States Senate
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H. A. Boies
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U.S
Wilson
National Bricklayers’ Union
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Cal
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Richmond
W's
National Dairy and Cheese Makers’ Association
Madison
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John D. Rockefeller
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Senate
Roger Q. Mills
Texas
Brown
Island
W.D. Baker
New York Assembly
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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
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Detroit
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George Shiras, Jr
Pittsburgh
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New Or
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Pennsylvania
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Russia
A. L Snowden
Spain
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Greece
House of Representatives
Lewis C. Schord
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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
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S. &. Yoder
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A. G. Weissert
Wisconsin
R. Warfield
Peter B Ayers
National Real Estate Congress
W. B. Cutter
Bufalo
Columbus Monument
W. H. Tucker
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Redfield Proctor
Edmunds
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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
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T. V. Powderly
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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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Jaken
Duke & Blutus
James Witbanks
Coffin Phillips
Joe Smith
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