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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1884

Page

4

Destructive Southern Tornadoes Ravage Towns and Plantations

A severe cyclone roared through multiple southern towns and plantations on Feb 20, killing dozens, injuring many, and blowing down houses and railroad sections from Caveg Georgia to Leeds Alabama. Reports tallied casualties across North and South Carolina and Georgia with widespread destruction and missing residents.

Kerr Reese Mastin Wade Bradley’s Sea S.C W. H. Shatterworth Edgefield Nty 9. C Columbus Cranxsville Tenn

West Lusenring coke mine explosion claims lives

In West Lusenring near Uniontown Pennsylvania a massive mine blast at the Connellsville Coal and Tron Company coke ovens killed and injured workers. Rescue efforts recovered twenty bodies by noon while survivors described a chaotic scene as fire damp deprived air and darkness. one man Balsie escaped miraculously guiding a companion who later died. Coroner Batton and local residents reported on the grim aftermath and search of the shaft.

Comnenisvirte Pa West Lusenring Uniontown Connellsville Coal and Tron Company I.c Eva Dicksley Caie Balsie Lot Balsiey Micheel Risks Batton

Devastating Ohio Valley Gale Causes Flooding and Losses

Report from Louisville and Evansville describes the worst gale in memory sweeping the Ohio River valley. High winds, freezing sleet, and rising water flood Louisville's Point area with hundreds at risk. boats unable to reach submerged homes. Dozens feared dead, with widespread damage across Indiana and Illinois towns including Paducah.

Curcaco Daily News Louisville Kentucky Ohio Valley Coma Courier-Journal Devan Ohio Evansville Ladiga Ala Amberson Cave Springs Gailford Larkin Fitzgerald Charles Ware Carro Ills Ill Paducah Charles Carley

Senate debates and passes Militia Arms Bill and banking currency

The Senate moved to pass an arms and equipment bill for the militia while debating currency for National Banks. It approved a measure directing the Interior to verify indemnity lands for railroads in Iowa and fixed court terms for Northern District of Iowa. The House then tackled agricultural and military academy funding, the Post Route bill, and inquiries on Northern Pacific land claims.

Vasniveros Senate of the Interior Iowa Allison United States Dubuque Fort Dodge Sioux City Sewell Pugh Plumb Treasury Wasuincton Cullom Mississippi River Long Island Morgan Car Plumb Butler Coke Harrison Ingalls Bayard Beck Marrill Aldrich McPherson Dibrell House West Point Board of Visitors Secretary of the Interior Northern Pacific Secretary of State Committee On Foreign Affairs Stewart Texas Springer Ardeman Dreadhead Hassel Potter J. 8. Wise Virginia Morrison Committee On Ways and Means Belford Wasurreron Ransom George Oy Morrill

Relief progress and Senate actions across the Ohio River

The War Secretary reports steady relief supplies for Ohio River sufferers with $400,000 unspent from Logan’s bill. Congress considers an inspector of livestock and meat shipments, while dispatches discuss the Arctic steamer Resolute and British gifts. Dakota statehood plans advance, and Worthington dies in Washington.

Secretary of War Ohio River Logan Senate Jesusinry Frelinghuysen United States Great Britain Lowell von Eisendecker Associated Press Herr Lasker Owever Berlin Prince Bismarck Bismarck Committee On Commerce G. D. Wise Virginia Mary Washington New York Post Office Department of State Eugene Schuyler Greece Senate Committee On Territories Dakota Thomas Worthington Ohio Thomas Worthingtom Mae Veneer Pakota Des Foster Madrid Alicante Spain James R. Partridge Partridge Brazil Lima Congress Harrison

Are female detectives ever regularly employed in New York?

In New York Sa a superintendent of detectives says women are not trusted in crime work because they are unpredictable and easily influenced. An experienced manager notes some women work as reception attendants to guard wraps at society events, but male detectives would be insulted as guests if seen in the ladies room.

New York Sa Biesides Mia New York Times Cura Danielsonville Conn Yenkes Ptarximander

Intern in aims blamed for life's repeated failures

The article argues that misguided internship goals contribute to persistent life failures, claiming that expectations set by training programs shape outcomes. It discusses systemic issues in career guidance and the impact on personal development and long term success.

Allen's Long Balsam Praised By Astoria Doctor

Mr. H. Mooney of Astoria Illinois writes that Allen's Long Balsam has sold for fifteen years and sells better than any other cough remedy, giving general satisfaction. It is highly recommended by prominent medical men here.

H. ©. Mooney Astoria Iils Allen Wedics

Wells Richardson Co Growth and Global Reach

The Wells Richardson Co firm rises from Wells Wells era to global reach with Kidney Wort Diamond Dyes and other preparations. Edward Wells manages finances, A E Richardson wholesale trade, W J Van Patten chemistry, and Henry Wells and F H Wells office duties. The piece highlights energy integrity and balanced leadership behind a model partnership and rapid expansion.

Henry & Co Waterbury Burlington Edward Wells A. E. Richardson W. J. van Patten Wells, Richardson & Co Henry Wells F. H. Wells House of Wells, Richardson & Co

Fragmentary Proverb on Self and Fate

The line appears as a religious or moral maxim urging personal effort and accountability. It emphasizes doing good for oneself and acting against one’s own self-destructive impulses. No clear attribution or context is provided in the snippet.

Hereditary Taints and Rheumatic Cure Anecdotes

A Rochester column discusses hereditary traits in humans and relays Mrs. Carrie D. T. Swift’s account of rheumatic trouble inherited from her parents, her recovery using Warner's Safe Rheumatic Cure, and praise from photographer R. H. Furman. It cites testimonials and broad claims about cures and hereditary removal of traits.

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Carrie D. T. Ewift Warner R. H. Furman Furman Arkansas

Woman’s Cook Book Praise and Patent Remedies Ad

A reader thanks E St John G T P A for a women’s cook book praised for plain recipes and quality publication. The page also advertises Carter’s Little Liver Pills Glycerine Salve Dr Sanford’s Liver Invigorator Dr Jones Red Clover Tonic Ely’s Cream Balm Beeson Pares Raven on Coins Rough on Rats and other patent preparations with prices and claims of quick relief.

Ely Joan H. Semmens Stepney Conn Menmans

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