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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1893

Page

6

Year in Review of Disasters and Crimes Eighty Years Ago

A compiled tally of 1892 disasters, fires, and crimes lists bank failures, financial collapses, and extensive fire losses. It catalogs numerous fatal accidents, boiler and mine explosions, cyclones, floods, and tornadoes across the United States, with hundreds of lives lost and vast property damage. It also notes notable crimes from sudden household murders to large-scale riots and strikes worldwide.

Notable Deaths and Births Across Early 1900s Listings

A chronological list from January to December details prominent American figures and officials who died or passed away in various cities. Notable names include Supreme Court Associate Justice Joseph P. Bradley, Walt Whitman, Caroline Scott Harrison, and Georgia-born officers like General Eli Stackhouse, with ages ranging from the 50s to 80s and remarks on their positions or roles.

Montgomery C. Meigs U. S. Neer 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 Daniel Boston Walt Whitman Camden N. J Charles D. Drake Court of Claims Thomas W. A U.S. Army Astoria Ore Truman Corrian New York W. Burns Beaufort S. C John S. Barbour United States Virginia Thomas F. Davidson Crawfordsville Inc Sidney Dillon Col L. L. Polk National Farmers’ Alliance Eli T. Stackhouse South Carolina Emmons Bisine Chicago Cyrus W. Field Andsley Park Dobbs Ferry George W. 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 Mexi Anthony Kennedy Baltimore Jesse Lynch Republican Party Peoria Myron H. Clark Cunandsigua E. Louis Lowe Maryland Brook N. Y Orage William Curtis Harper's Weekly Livingston Staten Island John G. Whittier Ananton Hampton Falls N. H Francis Kernan Utica John Cumming President Harrison William Swinton Frederick Schwatka Portland Samuel Wylne Crawford Philadelphia Edward F. McDonald Harrison Theophilus Abbot Lansing Graham N. Finch U. S Indiana Mary Allen Roswell D. Hitchcock Benjamin W. Brice S. A Oe Strong Newberry W Haven Conn Martin Ie Burke Dr. Cronin Joliet L. Gibson Louisiana Hot Springs Ark T. Dent Denver Col Dee Judd Orange Evanston

Annual political notes blaze through 1880s timeline

A dense chronology from Jan to June lists political events, senatorial elections, party conventions, state approvals, and major appointments. Notable items include inaugurations in New York Ohio and Iowa, suffrage milestones, Behringen arbitration ratification, and the major party conventions in Minneapolis and Chicago. It records gifts, law bills, and administrative changes shaping late 19th century governance.

Roswell P. Flower New York Albany W. Perkins United States Plumb Kansas Salvador Harrison William McKinley Ohio Columbus John Sherman Mississippi and Walthall United States Senate Maryland Gormar Woman’s Suffrage Association Susan B. Anthony Washington H. A. Boies Iowa Des Moines Chas. H. Gibson U.S Wilson National Bricklayers’ Union John Heartz Denver Col American Beet Sugar Producers’ Association San Francisco Henry T. Oxnard Farmers’ National Alliance Chicago Chili Baltimore United States Supreme Court Egan Richmond Wis National Dairy and Cheese Makers’ Association Madison University of Chicago John D. Rockefeller Mackinley Reed Isconsin Supreme Court Senate Roger Q. Mills Texas Brown Rhode Island W. T. Baker New York Assembly Murphy J. Foster Louisiana Riverside Park Grant Monument Mississippi River Memphis Tenn Charlotte Emerson Brown New Jersey Federation of Women’s Clubs P. M. Arthur Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Atlanta B. P. Brice Hudson National Editorial Association Kills Wainwright St Louis United States Brewers’ Association Boston Eppa Hunton Virginia John S. Barbour Blaine Minneapolis J. Sloat Fassett Benjamin Hare Kitelaw Iieid Nelson W. Aldrich Michigan Supreme Court William C. Owens Kentucky W. L. Wilson West Virginia Grover Cleveland Adlai E. Stevenson Illinois Republican National Committee Wilam J. Campbell Minois John W. Foster Indiana Cincinnati John Hidwell

Political conventions and nominations listed by date

A long OCR list recounts national party conventions and key nominations through December, naming James Weaver James Field George Shiras Jr Grover Cleveland Adlai Stevenson Josiah Chapman and others. It notes commissions appointments court nominations and major events from July to December including a cholera quarantine and World’s Fair actions.

California Panesh J. B. Cranfil Texas People's Party National Convention Omaha James B. Weaver Iowa James G. Field Virginia Executive Committee People's Eee Herman Taubeneck Illinois United Society of Christian Endeavor New York Thomas H. Carter Montana Republican National Committee Baptist Young People’s Union Detroit J. H. Chapman Chicago Harrison George Shiras, Jr Pittsburgh United States Supreme Court United States Chili Grover Cleveland Adlai E. Stevenson Newark William F. Harrity Pennsylvania Democratic National Committee Andrew D White Russia A. J. Snowden Spain Truxtam Beale Greece United States Senate House of Representative Lewis C. Schord Supreme Grove of the Order of Druids Paterson N. J W. T. Baker Highbotham Enich Pythias Kansas City W. W Blackwell Kentucky John Randolph Tucker American Bar Association Saratoga N. Y Socialist Labor Party Simon Wing Boston Charles H. Matchett Brooklyn American Bankers’ Association San Francisco William H. Rhawn Philadelphia Prof. Barnard Lick Observatory Jupiter Thomas Donnelly Great Council of Red Men of the United States Atlanta Vermont Fuller J. E. Husted Toledo Elec Amalgamated Association of Street Car Employes Indianapolis R. S. Osborn National Association of Naval Veterans Baltimore Clarkson National League of Republican Clubs Buffalo Grand Army Place Washington Morton Independent Order of Odd Fellows Portland Ore Victoria Woodhull-Martin London Mary L. Stow S. S. Yoder Union Veterans’ Union A. G. Weissert Wisconsin R. Warfield W. H. Tucker Union Veteran Legion Michigan Redfield Proctor Edmunds National Women's Christian Temperance Union Denver Frances E. Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union National Farmers’ Alliance Mets Tenn Memphis J. V. Powderly Workman Knights of Labor St. Louis Stone Oho More Person C. Cheney New Hampshire Switzerland American Federation of Labor Henry P. Smith Lane Theological Seminary Cincinnati Presbytery Chilli Valparaiso John D. Rockefeller University of Chicago

World's skating record set at Hamar Norway

Hager broke the world three mile mark in 8 minutes 43 seconds and set a mile record of 3 minutes 49 seconds in Hamar Norway. The year’s sports notes run through major races, records, and notable match results across cycling rowing and sailing.

Hager Hamar Norway New York Jacob Shaefer Eates Slosson Ashinger Liverpool Cornell Columbia Yaie Harvard New London Connecticu Hartford F. E. Spooner Ofc Bostons Detroit House Jack Paris Atlantic Nancy Hanis Chicago Hal Pointer G. &. Taylor Buffalo N. Y Berio John Howard Seattle Wash Bangor Nelson Trenton Speteld Mass George Taylor Springfield Richmond Ind Moquette Workd John S Johnson Independence Coney Island John Grima James Lynch Terre Haute Nancy Hanks W. W. Windle Sedalia Jack Prince Omaha Mary Howard Asec Clevelands Steamer City of Queenstown Boston Baseball Club Cleveland Club Boston Helen Nichols Columbus Nashville (Tenn Direet Stamboul Stockton Cal Kremlin Nashville Tenn Stambou Robert Gerading Denver Col Work St. Lows Moore

Review of the Year Trade Follows Expanding Prosperity

New York reports the year closing with the strongest prosperity in memory. Holiday trade sets records, settlements at clearing houses exceed last year by over ten percent, and total year trade is the largest on record. Rail earnings rise, imports exceed exports, and wool, cotton, and silk machinery are fully employed with high demand.

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

A. J. Hudspeth was hanged in Harrison Arkansas for the 1887 murder of George Watkins, whose body was never found. Hudspeth, a farm worker in Marion County, was linked by blood traces and a bloody hatchet. Watkins disappeared after a spring 1887 trip to town. Mrs. Watkins confessed Hudspeth killed her husband to allow marriage. The case faced multiple appeals and reprieves before the execution.

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

Iron Hall Officials Arrested in Pennsylvania Extradition Issue

Warrants issued for Iron Hall officers Joseph Gladding C H Baker and J P Eckersley by State Bank Examiner Krumb at prosecutors request. They were arrested in Pummapetrnia to stop transfer to Indianapolis. Baker and Eckersley posted 5000 bail each for a hearing. Coroner's jury in another city faulted engineer Rousenp streetcar conductor o connor and flagmen for criminal carelessness in a deadly Fort Wayne crossing accident and urged grand jury action.

Iron Hall Pennsylvania Pummapetrnia Joseph Gladding C. H. Baker J. P. Eckersley Indianapolis Krumb Graham Irom Hall Baker, Eckersley Crocaco Forty-seventh Street Fort Wayne Rousenp O'Conner Albright and Schwartz

Humorous snippets of 19th century newspaper quips

A collage of jokes and witty exchanges from period papers. A grave digger warns a young man about beginnings while comic banter about a four footed girl and mismeasured suits appears. Minor wordplay and social satire color the clipped humor column.

Distilled Watermelon Brandy and Relic Factories

In Russia southern provinces a drink like brandy is made by distilling watermelon juice. A relics factory is said to operate in Edinburgh producing Burns relics. Embroidery of initials and family arms began in 11th century Italy and spread across Europe. A German magnesium lighthouse flashlight reportedly penetrates nearly opaque atmospheres better than other lights.

Russia Edinburgh Scotland Burns Duride Italy Europe Germany

California Flood Destroys Farmlands and Levees

Reports from the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys detail widespread flood damage exceeding a million dollars. In Sutter County a levee breach swamped 56,000 acres of wheat land, with livestock lost and residents evacuated. Additional levee breaks near Colusa and Sacramento City flood thousands more acres as Stephenson Creek erodes structures and a mill.

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

Tragic Kentucky Killing: Family Slain in Gardnersville

In Gardnersville Kentucky John Barnes his brother in law James Kerr returned from a river trip drunk and were found dead with knives at home along with Mrs Barnes who lay slain with a crushed head. Neighbors reported a prolonged struggle and motive tied to a quarrel over drinking.

Gardnersville John Barnes James Kerr Ohio River Barnes

Farmers Fail to Pay Prompts Bank Suspension in Fairfax

Fairfax Minnesota December 30 creditors meeting reveals bank suspension due to farmers failing to pay notes hit by poor crops. Cashier FP A Gray says $6000 needed to carry to next fall, $3500 needed immediately. creditors vote no. Delegation travels to Redwood Falls to arrange for pennant notes.

Fairfax Minn Fairfax Bank FP. A. Gray Redwood Falls

Obedient Son Accused of Killing Mother in Brinkley

John Thomas a 12 year old boy is charged with murder for shooting his mother in a dark rural area south of Brinkley Ark He says he acted after she forced him to take the gun with threats of being shot himself Medical experts deem him sane and the case goes to the grand jury after a Thursday trial and remand to jail

Brinkley Ark John Thomas

Self Mutilation and Suicide at Monte Carlo Gambler’s Tragedy

London reports two Monte Carlo suicides among gamblers. An American, 23, lost 3500 pounds entrusted by his mother then was crushed by a train. A second gambler, unnamed, shot himself on a train after heavy losses. Monte Carlo gambling thrives at the tables. Also, a Wisconsin jury awards Margaret Austin 5175 damages against Northern Pacific for her husband’s death near Chippewa Falls last September. appeal planned.

London Monte Carlo Maptsox Wis United States Margaret Austin Northern Pacific Railway Company Chippewa Falls

Fire consumes Quebec paper warehouse and biscuit works

Fire in Quebec on Thursday morning destroys Reed and Craig's paper warehouse and A. B. Daphin's wholesale biscuit and confectionery establishment with an estimated loss of $100,000.

Quebec QuebKc Can Reed & Craig A. B. Daphin

Bishop Gray Consecrated in Nashville for Florida Diocese

Rev. William Crane Gray D D rector of the Church of the Advent Nashville was consecrated bishop of southern Florida Thursday at the Church of the Advent in elaborate ceremonies conducted by the Episcopal house of bishops.

Bishop Gray Nasaville Teen William Crane Gray Church of the Advent of Florida Episcopal House of Bishops Church of the Advent

Tragedy at Soo Junction Claims Two

Brooklyn Center farmers G W Pomeroy and C M Howe were struck by a passenger train at Soo Junction Thursday morning and died. In Philadelphia an estate filing shows late Congressman Samuel J Randall left $789.74 in assets and $1 194.15 in fees for undertakers and physicians.

Minyeatoris Mipn G. W. Pomeroy C. M. Howe Brooklyn Center Soo Junction Philadelphia Samuel J. Randall

Sawmill boiler explosion kills three workers in Georgia

A Duke and Bilurus sawmill boiler exploded at 30 minutes past Thursday in Jaken Ga. killing three Black laborers named James Wilbanks Guffin Phillips and Joe Smith. No damage to the mill reported.

Monteourny Ala Jaken Duke & Bilurus James Wilbanks Guffin Phillips Joe Smith

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