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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1894

Page

6

Historic exposition marks 1893 colonial era event

A fragmented item notes a historic earthquake related event at a Columbus exposition in the late 19th century. Names and exact dates are unclear but indicate a public display or commemoration tied to a regional exposition.

Bank Failures Surge Across Nation In 1907 Panic

A historical tally lists numerous bank collapses and suspensions from Jan to Dec, naming institutions in cities like Sioux City Harrisburg Milwaukee and Chicago. It records large liabilities and notable failures including Columbia national bank Chicago and several regional banks, with dates and associated business losses.

Chronology of Cold Cases and Fatalities Through July

A serialized list of crimes and deadly incidents from January to July across multiple states. The entries mention lynching attempts, riots, family killings, murders, suicides, feuds, massacres, and battles involving lawmen, outlaws, and civilians with locations including North Carolina Pennsylvania Texas Wisconsin West Virginia Montana Oklahoma North Dakota and Virginia.

Massive early 1900s fires sweep U.S. from Boston to Wisconsin

A year of large blazes reports fires across numerous states. Incidents include Hecht Bros. wool store in Boston and Tremont temple destruction in Boston, multiple mill and elevator fires in Missouri and Wisconsin, and widespread urban and rural property losses totaling millions. The list notes forest fires, incendiaries, and public-utility damage, with many towns named and values stated.

Hecht Bros. & Co Boston South St. Louis Belcherville Tex Tremont Temple Planet Litchfield Surrey Lumber Company eSpa Lumber Company Ironton Spring Lake Mich Helper Leonardsville Kan Princeton Ind John Morrell & Co Ottumwa Ewen Long Island City L. L County Og. l Milford Center Minneapolis Coatesworth Buffalo N. Y South Chicago Canby Minn Wisconsin Patterson St. Joseph Cherokee Strip Sioux City New York Brooklyn Wis Grand Ridge Western Storage Company Kansas City Ee Ala Ca . A. Mass Edson, Moore & Co Detroit Columbus Terminal Elevator Company Waxahachie Gaylorsville Odessa Chateaugay Gem Wash Gillette Wyo Wells Nev Dexter, Mo Strasburg Po K City Arkansas City Arkl Athens Ala Panhuska O. T Toronto McComb, O Lynnville Clarksville Anson, Tex St Mary's Alto Paso Cassville Water Valley Six Lakes Ogden Montfort Antigo Bryant Belden Rocklin Cal Standish Newton, Miss Oshkosh San Francisco Liberal Alba Jefferson, Ky Tillamook Ore Sanborn Huron S. C Union City Lexington Augusta Russiaville Paulding, C Hollow Rock Tenn Fifield Wakeman, O Prentice and Medford Snow Hill Bernard, Mo South Wayne Bruce Crossing Matchwood Dickson, Tenn Thayer, Mo Winlock Wasa Elgin Ashfield Junction Emporia Bunker Hill Owingsville, Ky Coral, Mich Casa Grande A. T Centerbury King City Luckey, Oston de Pauw Copperelis Albany White Cottage Spencer, Mass Schell City Fulton, Ark Aynetown Dunbar, Pa Wakefield, Va Durant, T Creal Springs

Panama Canal Involves Prominent Figures In Confessions

Jan 6 reports reveal Charles de Lesseps and Marius Fontaine confess in prison to involvement with Panama Canal thefts. Feb 9 sentences list fines and prison terms for de Lesseps, Charles de Lesseps, Fontaine, Cotter, and Eiffel.

M. Charles de Lesseps M. Martius Fontaine Panama Canal M. Ribot Carnot Kam Li China Nietleben Hallie Germany Hawaii Liliuokalani Eet 5. B. Dole Uni M. Ferdinand de Lesseps Charles de Lesseps Unson M. Marius Fontaine M. Cotter M. Eiffel M. Jules Ferry Paris Oxford Cambridge Thames London M. Charlemel Lacour Chamber France M. Dupuy Commercial Bank of Australia Melbourne Honolulu Blount Belgrade Alexander I Zanzibar Emin Pasha Africa Belgian Chamber of Deputies Mexico Guerrero Santa Tomas Australia Joint Stock Bank London Chartered Bank of Australia National Bank of Australia San Luis Brazil Dundee Scotland Australasia Alexandria Victoria England Lord Tennyson John Ruskin Manuel Gonzales City of Mexico Bank of Victoria Bank of North Queensland Queensland National Bank Isinglass Ville Marie Monklands Montreal George C. Tryon Mediterranean Goldsbrough, Mort & Co Court of Arbitration United States Great Britain Behring Sei Lord Aberdeen Canada Legislative Counciliam Quebec Rio Janeiro

Record of severe storms and floods across states by date

Chronicle lists meteorological disasters from March to October including floods in Susquehanna river area Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. dam breaches in Howlandsville Plainwell Otsego Michigan. cyclones destroying Parker Missouri Akron Iowa and other towns. tornadoes near Hillsboro Indiana Gravelton Indiana Lexington Newbury North Carolina. heavy rains flooding Erie Titusville Beaver Falls Pennsylvania. windstorms in Lima Ohio and surrounding areas. large damages in Arkansas Tennessee Kansas Iowa and Colorado. widespread cold and frost effects in South Dakota Iowa Nebraska Texas and more.

Leeds Land and Improvement Compay Sioux City Feppie’s Mutual Accident Associa Pittsburgh Erie Car Works Erie First National Bank of Little Rock F. W. Rockion & Co Wilkesbarre Farmers’ Bank Harrisburg Gate City National Bank Atlanta T For Co Reading Siegfried Wertheim New York Kansas Trust & Banking Company Atchison Atchison House Rig Company Boston Ee National Bank Mobile Aes Mechanics’ Savings Bank Nash- Apr Pecker, Fik& Cit Ar Fis ‘O Milli Firm Minneapolis A. G. Yates Rochester N. Y Columbus Coal Company Ohio Coal Peleak Jacksonville Erra Umbus H. Warner Columbia National Bank Chicago Capital National Bank Indianapo Scago Russia Greentown Oxford Morristown Arcadia Orleans Hebron Brookston Dun- Geneva Boswell Knox West Lebanonee Indiana Ricaland Edwards Lawton Rockford Charlevoix Bank of Oregon Wis Bank of , DL Clearmount Frank A. Lappen & Co Furniture Comany Milwaukee BH. Thomas & Son William H. Mygatt Denver Col Nehrter Troy Northwestern Guaranty Loan Company Oreean Wane New Y Specu- Astor Archer & Pancoast Manufacturing Company Elmira Merchants’ National Bank Tacoma Plankinton Bank of Herman Schaffner & Co Privateers Fisher & Tt Lumber Co Memphis Tenn Meadowcraft Bros Kansas Grain Co Kansas City Washington Lake County Bank Painesville Citizens’ Bank Fairmount Ind Farmers' and Merchants’ Bank S Ind City Bank Parsons Pitts- Pa Itanooga Savings Banktizens Savings Bank of Portamouth Santa Anna San Diego Pomona Ontario Cali Bank of New Minneaplis Minn Lockhaven Pine County Bank Hinckley Sandstone Bank of Clear Creek County Town Exchange Bank Webb City First,national Ouray American National Bank of Leadville Rican Savings Bank Pueblo Findley County Bank Garden City Nobles County Bank Worthington New Jersey Sheep & Wool Company Jersey City Bank Lesueur Northern Mationa Big Mich Citizens’ Bank A Winneconns Chamberlain Investment Company W. F. Ton & Son Shelbyville Safe Deposit and Savings Bank North Galveston Tex Land & Improvement Association Bank of Caramerce Springfield People’s Savings Bank Savings and Rocky Mountain Dime and Dollar Savings Bank Missouri Bank Kanes Citizens’ Bank of Iansasity Bank of Richmond Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank of Osawatomie First National Bank Pepples Savings Tank Fort Scott The Union Commercial National Bank of Commerce Mercantile Capital Colorado Denver State Nation German National People’s National Commercial Bank South Side Bank State National Bank Knoxville Aly German Exchange Bank Portage City National Bank Louisville Cieee Oregon National Bank Portland Mount Swerling Ink Sparta First National National Banks Helena Mont Granite State Bank Exeter Middlesboro Mount Sterling Great Falls Farmers’ and Merchant' Bank Vo. Ind German-American Bank Port Washington Seymour's Bank Chippewa Falls Kankakee Dil Dollar Savings’ Bank Youngstown Citizens’ Savings and Loan Association Kron Eau Claire Savines Bank Baraboo Ashland Ore Dalles Ores Ton Savings Bank Springield Avings Bank Akron Savings Bank O ~ Park Paso Tex Hammond Citizens’ National Bank Muncie First Bank Platteville Iby Bank “ A Leon Arden Grov Dia Itizens David City Bank of North Branch Nagenai Bank of Sursis Greene County Agteld Faux Madison Uneangele Union National Bank of Nashville American National Bank Caldwell County Exchange Bank Kingston Polo Prairie of Bank Terre Haute Josiah Morris Bee Montgomery Ala People’s Bank Lewisburg Attica People , Citizens Pulaska R. Beck Lumber Company South Chicago Hartford Bank of Phoenix Northern Pacific Railway Company Union National Bank Racine River Falls Samuel W. Clark Zanesville Navarro Mill Company San Francisco Dillon National Bank First National Bank of York Neb George C. Cribb Nicaragua Canal Construction Company of Equitable Mort Co Missouri Lawrence & Co Mast Bufford & Burwell St. Paul Merchants’ Bank of Colfax Wash Sutton Bank of Sonora Ton, O R. Patrick & Co Crane Iron Company Philadelphia St. Nicholas Bank Samuel Hebner W. H. Shackelford & Co Owensboro Capital National Lincoln State Bank Wahoo Nep U. S Banking Company Gervais Bank of Commerce Ark Potter's Bank Paulding Fort Wor Tex Savings Bank Sandusky Cortland Bedford Anthony Kan Belleville Cheyenne Wyo Irst National Bank Canyon City Union Bank Greeley, Col N. H Commercial National Ainsworth National Portlandia Exchance Bank Nunda Bellingham Bay National Bank Whatcom Waxahachie Grand Island Minnekahta State Ba King Alton Tunica Cleveland Rockport Robinsville Miss Coudray Hawkins Bank Lexington Stanbury Page Thibodeans Homestead Terra Highland Deadwood S. C Boles Jasper Clarke Jones Alahama Somerset Lafayette Cairo Lake City Ladonia Ford Pension and Record Division War Department Jefferson County Quimby Gravesend Bay Kansas Cherokee Strip Atlantic Atlantic Seaboard South Carolina Georgia Lake Champlain Port Eury Michigamme Mansfield Crystal Falls Gulf Jackson Magnolia Beach Ohio Jeffersonville New York & An Dunkirk Grand Lake Mermenteau Susquehanna River Howlandsville Plainwell Otsego Parker Akron Siouxvalle Westfield Lis Everest Powhattan Saline Hillsboro Gravelton Danville Southton Martinsville Greensboro Lake Lima Findlay Fremont Moberly Sedalia Brookfield Cotton Plant Huntingdon Falcon Camden Trumbie Eldorado Iowa Calhoun Cherokee Buena Vista Ida Sac Pocahontas Pomeroy Brewster County Kernesville United States South Dakota Nebraska Fair Grounds Crigiersville Robinson River Mississippi Valley

Record of political events and appointments from January to December

A comprehensive annual digest lists U.S. political moves including senatorial elections and vacancies, cabinet and government posts, state consolidations, constitutional debates, and key legislative actions. It notes inaugurations, appointments, party shifts, and notable conventions across multiple states and agencies.

Skating and Sports Highlights From 1880s Era

A sweeping rundown lists John S. Johnson lowering the amateur five mile skating record in Minneapolis to 15 20 4 5, Austin Gibbons defeating Mike Daly in New Orleans for $2000, Bob Fitzsimmons beating Jim Hall for $4900 in New Orleans, and opening of the National Baseball League season. It notes a Boston to Chicago relay in 112 hours, Lookout winning the Kentucky Derby in Louisville, and Frank Ives winning an international billiards match in London.

Donaldson Caffery U. S Foster Louisiana Gibson Cleveland Harrison Weaver Bidwell National American Woman's Suffrage Association Washington Michigan Francis B. Stockbridge Indiana David Turpie Tennessee Ww. B. Bate New York Edward Murphy Massachusetts Henry Cabot Lodge Connecticut Joseph K. Hawley Eugene Hale Delaware George Gray Geo . Wetts New Jersey F. M. Cockrell U.S Missouri Steven M. White California Cushman K. Davis Minnesota Matthew S. Quay Pennsylvania William M. Stewart Nevada Roger Q. Mills Texas Messrs. Faulkner Camden West Virginia James Smith John Martin Pep Kansas J. J. Mitchell Wisconsin Howell E. Jackson Supreme Bench L. Q. C. Lamar National Livestock Exchange Omaha Allen Nebraska U. S. Senate Mr. Cleveland Walter Q Gresham Mercury John G. Carlisle Daniel Lamont N. Y Wilson Bissell William Lindsay Su . G. Carlisle Kentucky Topeka Kan Rom Hall Lewelling Hoke Smith Interior Legislative Hall Lautean Tetron Publishers Can Newspaper Association James W. Scott Chi Sterling Morton William N. Roach Dem Grand Forks North Dakota Hilary A. Herbert Alabama Navy Ri Olney Boston A. C. Beckwith _ace Gov. Osborne Wyoming Adlai E. Stevenson The Daughters of the Revolution Kansas Supreme Court Republican House House of Representatives Mitchell Samuel Pascoe Florida Morton Senate Stevenson Crisp Grover Cleveland United States Lee Mantle Butte Montana Richards John B. Allen Manderson Indianapolis James A. Blount Georgia Hawaii U. S. Supreme Court John A. Cockerell St. Paul i—Walter Williams Columbia National Editorial Association Chicago E. Nelson Blake Baptist Home Missionary Society Denver Iin Saratoga Springs Home Missionary Society of the Gen O. O. How Charlies A. Briggs Asinietsy Marsden Bellamy Wilmington N. C Knights of Honor Milwaukee Joan A. Lee St Louis Travelers’ Protective Association Peoria L. C. Storrs Conference of Charities and Corrections F. C. Campbell Minneapolis Yai Orange Lodge of America D. H. Mann International Sa- Lodge of Good Templars Moines International Typographical Union W. B. Prescott Toronto Horace Porter Epworth League Congress John H Chapman Senate of National Union Detroit Mich H. T. Brian Washton Uly George C. Perkins San Francisco Leland Stanford Fifty-third Congress Charles F. Crisp Sons of Veterans Cincinnati John S. Johnson America Austin Gibbons Mike Daly New Orleans Bob Fitzsimmons Jim Hall National Baseball League Lookout Louisville Frank Ives London Cornell New London Goshen Ind Frank Waller Buffalo Hulda L. S. Meintjes South Africa A. A. Zimmerm Springfield Mass Sanger Zimmerman Alix le Mars John Roberts Ives Roberts George Dixon Sally Smith Coney Island H. C. Tyler Wiles Vigilant Valkrie Nashville Independence Yale Harvard Jake Shaefer

World’s Columbian Exposition Chronology Highlights

A summary chronology of the World’s Columbian Exposition events from April to November, detailing naval review in New York, opening ceremonies in Chicago, Sunday opening disputes, court actions, gate policies, notable arson and fatalities, and final attendance figures. Key entities include President Cleveland, Judge Fuller, director Burnham, and various commissions.

Argentina Holland Germany Great Britain Russia France Italy Brazil United States Columbian Naval Review New York Liberty Bell Chi Philadelphia Naval Review Chicago Cleveland Women's Congress Art Institute Congress World’s Congress of Journalists World’s Medical Congress Fair Anay Fuller United States Supreme Court Ames National Commission Sun- 7 Uly 12 Leif Erickson Uly Gates Coldate Works Burnham Edward W. Murphy Lyman J. Gage Charlee L Hutchings Charles Henrotin William D Kerfoot Andrew McNally Victor JF. Lawson Davis Theodore Thomas Goggin Judas Dunne Brentano

Thieves Blow Franklin Grove Bank Safe in Violent Heist

Burglars blasted into the Franklin Grove bank Tuesday night, wrecking the vault and stealing about 5 000 in gold while leaving a large portion of the roughly 25 000 missing overall in currency and torn notes. C K Stanley's Chicago detective agency is pursuing suspects as four men were seen in town, with bank officials optimistic no depositors lose funds.

Franklin Grove Franklin Grove Bank Warren Durkes C. K Stanley Stanley Western Detective Agency Chicago C Durkes John D. Lahman

Manchester Celebrates New Transatlantic Ship Canal

Manchester rejoices as the Eastham to Manchester canal opens with a grand procession and 160000 spectators. The route links Manchester to Liverpool by sea in about ten hours, with docks for ships from the United States and elsewhere. Estimates forecast significant traffic in grain fruit sugar raw cotton and textile exports, boosting the city’s port status.

Manchester Eastham New York Liverpool Manchester and Salford Latchford Modewheel Warrington-on-the- Mersey Norseman Mediterranean Holland Norway Salford Dock Prince of Wales United States Canada India United Kingdom Corporation of Liverpool Suez Amsterdam Manchester Canal Amsterdam Canal

Will of Chauncey Andrews Probate Disposes of Large Estate

The will of Chauncey Andrews probated January 5 disposes of nearly 3 million dollars in property. The largest portion goes to his wife, with the remainder to his two daughters Mrs. John A. Logan and Mrs Leslie Bruce of New York.

Younasrows Chauncey Andrews John A. Logan Leslie ©. Bruce New York

Left Under Cloud in Brunswick Treasurer Nelson Removed

Brunswick Ga Jan 5. E A Nelson treasurer of the city has been removed. He has left the city and is believed to be short in his accounts by thirty thousand to fifty thousand dollars.

Brunswick E. A. Nelson

Evansville and Tennessee river packet W. T. Nisbet explodes

The W T Nisbet exploded her boiler at Panther 66 miles up the Tennessee River wrecking the cabin and killing James Mitchell a lawyer of Saltillo Tenn and seriously injuring several crew and passengers One passenger is reported drowned Alfred Lewis of Fower D is sentenced to fifteen years in the penitentiary for killing his wife

Bolter Papvcan Evansville W. T. Nisbet Panther Tennessee River James Mitchell Saltillo Tenn Fower. D Alfred Lewis

Ten Thousand Homes Searched in France for Anarchists

Paris January 3 police across France searched the dwellings of suspected anarchists. Ten thousand houses were visited and a number of persons were arrested, mainly in St. Etienne Lyons Marseilles and Paris.

Paris France St. Etienne Lyons Marseilles

Secretary of State Proposes Two Hour Work Day Limit

Kansas official Gane Mewes supports a two hour day work limit as a remedy for overproduction and idleness. Osborn proposes a circular advocating laws cutting the workday to tame labor unrest and boost productivity.

Gane = Mewes Osborn Kansas

Ex Vice President Morton Undergoes Toe Amputation in Paris

Paris surgeons amputated a toe of ex vice president Morton after misdiagnosed gout fears in England. Reports say the operation occurred three weeks ago and Morton is said to be recovering well. Meanwhile a 12 year old boy in Huntsville Alabama was killed when a hog attacked him tearing arm and flesh before rescuers arrived. A fragmentary note mentions Cushing family and Cushing island in Maine.

van Wert Blanche Elsey Paulding New York Morton Paris England Huntsvile Ala James Darwin Darwin

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