Burnam Younes Died in Salt Lake City of Cholera Morbus
Burnam Younes the Mormon prophet died Aug 29 in Salt Lake City after a brief painful illness. He was 76. Other obituaries include Admiral Semmes and Gen. Grant honored in Edinburgh, while Sitting Bull returns to U S soil with 1300 warriors.
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Burnam Younes
Salt Lake City
Stawrox
Washington
Admiral Semmes
Yaxvos Bree
Kahn
Kashgar
Central Asia
Yarkand
Grant
Edinburgh
Scotland
Winsox Saayrxon
Kansas
Pierce
Reeder
Territory of
Edwin L. Davenport
Axorn Adams
Adams Express Company
Watertown
Mass
Tuxdeeth
M. Thiers
St. Germaine
Paris
Wasurseron
William Henry Smith
Western Associated Press
Chicago
J. Russell Jones
J.wes C. Horguvs
United States' Court
Western District of
Wisconsin
Madison
Axe
Hawkins County
Tenn
Osman Pasha
Clay Crawford
Artilley
Sitting Bull
United States
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Nashville
West
Detroit Commandery
Brigham Young
Twelve Apostles
Caantme Ross
Clarke County
Ohio
Philadelphia
Toronto
Granpd
Marietta
Dalzei
Burenam Yorre
National Association of Fire Engineers
Iowa Democratic State Convention at Marshalltown 1892
The Iowa Democratic State Convention met in Marshalltown on August 29 with 363 delegates. John P. Irish was nominated for Governor, C. C. James for Lieutenant Governor, N. E J. Boarénan for Supreme Judge, and G. D. Culleson for Superintendent of Public Instruction, all by acclamation. The platform calls for revenue tariff, home rule, civil over military power, church-state separation, opposition to subsidies, and greenbacks with denouncement of silver demonetization. It also supports equal taxation, single currency, and state control of railroads, plus repeal of the Prohibitory Liquor law with a Canadian item.
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Iowa
Marshalltown
John P. Irish
C. C. James
Pottawattamie
N. E J. Boarénan
Marshall
G. D. Culleson
Wayne
Rty
Sarah. Ie. Sneedal
Democratic Party
New York
United States
Wyoming Territory
Oskaloosa
Lowa Proibitionists
Elias Jeseup
Des Moines Aug 29 wreck kills twenty five on Four Mile Creek line
A train from Des Moines to the east plunged through an arched culvert at Four Mile Creek after heavy rain. The crash left about twenty five dead and many injured as three cars collapsed into the water and the sleeper survived. Other reports note a Salem accident and a Paris Texas fire with extensive losses.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Barnum
Lowell
Pennsylvania Pier
Salem
Mass
Joseph Swazey
Wilbur F. Swazey
Rachel Gifford
London
Ont
Cincinnati
Auburn
Cal
New York City
Hale
Tenth Avenue
Thirty-fifth Street
Tenth
Eleventh Avenues
Ermal
War reports from the Bulgarian theater Aug 31 dispatch
Aug. 31 dispatch details lines of battle at Schipka Pass and Lom River front. Turkish batteries threaten the Russian road, with heavy losses on both sides and claims of Russian gains elsewhere. Reports note Grand Duke Michael assumes command in Asia Minor and warn of Ottoman victories near Plevna.
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Plevna
Schipka Pass
Suleiman Pasha
Seokgoom Kale
Asia Minor
Chicago Tribune
Schipka
Dragimiroff
Drageteky
Lomia
Osman Pasha
Istinet
Ir Ia
Michael
Melikoff
Schipka Pase
Adrianople
Palliat
Sth
Bulgaria
Loftecha
Business Outlook Mirrors Strong Fall Trade Across Cities
Commercial and trade reports indicate an early fall upturn with stockpiles rising and expected demand for freight capacity. The New York Herald anticipates a record fall in 1872 73 trade, while Chicago and Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Kansas outlooks forecast higher wheat sales and boosted manufacturing. Washington notes association disbanding after a legal question, and Spain plans a renewed Cuba offensive with 15 000 added troops and substantial funds.
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France
BawttoRr
New York Herald
Baltmmore
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago Tribune
The
Chi Tribune
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Washington
Spain
Cuba
Coutsiders
Washington Notes and Tragedy in Oak Mills
Tar Commissioner proposes a mammoth agricultural museum to showcase improved farming machinery from states. A violent tragedy in Oak Mills, Kansas, ends with Scruggs killing Oliphant and Groff before hanging, as mobs run rough justice.
Population Shifts in 1870 75 Across States and Cities
A Cincinnati Commercial excerpt compares 1870 census figures with state censuses through 1875, highlighting rapid gains in Kansas, Nebraska and New York while Iowa shows slower growth. It notes western migration easing land prices and calls for unity amid national tensions.
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Cincinnati
Congress
Fate Pease
Michigan
Missouri
Nebraska
United States
Towa
Kameas
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Nevada
New Jersey
New York
Kansas
Iowa
Davenport
Des Moines
Keokuk
Far West
Middle Western States
Secretary Schurz Ends Timber Depredations Amid Government Lands
The piece recounts long running timber theft on U S government lands in Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and Louisiana with losses totaling millions. Secretary Schurz reforms enforcement ending depredations by seizing felled timber and pursuing strict compliance at market value, ignoring mercy pleas and compromises.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lousiana
Schurz
Washington
Lake Geneva Discovers Hidden Celtic Village Under Water
Tourists report a trunk lost near Lake Geneva prompting divers to search. They claim oil on the surface revealed what appeared to be a sunken village with about 200 houses, a large eastern tower, and public assembly space dating centuries before our era. The Vaud Council plans a jetty and drainage to study the site.
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Geneva
Byen
Council of
Vaud
London
Six Year Old Heroic Fire Tragedy in New York House
A six year old girl in Lewis county New York attempted to light a lamp to warm milk for a baby. Her clothing took fire and she smothered the flames with torn garments. She warned her mother and crawled to a horse trough to extinguish the flames. She died an hour later.
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Theodore Markham
High Market
Lewis County
N. Y
Samuel Warren Author of Ten Thousand a Year Dies
Samuel Warren, born in Wales in May 1807 and aged 70, died after a varied career as writer and lawyer. He authored Ten Thousand a Year and The Diary of a Physician and studied medicine at Edinburgh before pursuing law, being called to the bar at the Inner Temple in 1837.
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Samuel Warren
Cable
Wales
Edinburgh
Inner Temple
Willsam Henry Smrra and William He Smith Linkranks
A historical note hints at Willsam Henry Smrra as First Lord of Aang in England and mentions another William He Smith as a U S counterpart in a Western Associated press context. The article touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal tonic for vigor, digestion, and malaria related ailments, claiming broad restorative effects.
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Willsam Henry Smrra
Aang
England
Great Britain
William He Smith
United States
Hoffts Tonic Promises Universal Cures In New Orleans Ad
An 19th century advertisement touts Withoft's Tonic as a cure for chills fever dumb chills bilious fevers enlargement of the spleen liver hypertrophy all malarial fevers and offers protection urging purchase from G. R. Fretay & Co. New Orleans with druggists selling across.
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Withoft
Wilhoft
Ohio
G. R. Fretay & Co
Prietors
New Orleans
ALL Davoomrs
Cashmere Bouquet trademark registered by Colgate & Co
The Tur name Cashmere Bouquet applied to Toilet Soaps and Perfumery is registered and patented as a trademark by Colgate and Co of New York. Purchasers need hardly be warned against infringement as the genuine article is highly esteemed and the names Cashmere Bouquet and Colgate & Co have become almost synonymous.
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Colgate & Co
New York
Cashmere Bouquet
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