Hurricane damage across Baja California and Mexican towns
The October hurricane devastated Lapay and surrounding areas. 18 houses destroyed and 21 wounded. 19 ships sent to rescue. a government revenue cutter sunk. American colony residences damaged. sugar refineries Aguila and Florida destroyed. canals and gardens washed away. extensive flooding near Rivers Yagua and Fuerte. No reports yet from Fuerte and Altata. steamer Mazatlan due with updates.
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Guaymas
Lapay
Sia
Czar
San Jose del Cabo
Marathin
Playa Colowana
Tebolampo
Agiabampoon
Yagua
Fuerte
Sultan's Answer Unsatisfactory Amid Armenian Turkish Riots
The Turkish government delivered a reply to the six powers over recent disturbances in the city, claiming Armenians provoked violence and promising an inquiry. Ambassadors find the note unsatisfactory. British fleet presence and calls for order restoration continue to loom.
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Downsraxuxorie
Orv
Porte
Lemnes
Great Britain
Episcopalians debate mission bishop for Alaska
The Episcopal board of missions debated a resolution to elect a missionary bishop for Alaska. Opponents argued funds should be shared and warns Alaska is hard to reach. Supporters praised the push as a new era in missionary discussion. the issue will be revisited.
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Episcopal
Pepe Minneapouis
Oet. L
Board of Missions of
Episcopal Shareh
Gilbert
Minnesea
Horse of Bisops
Alaska
Rutisen
Pennsylvania
Feely
Maine
Aristock
Parel
Mintyre
Want Equal Rights. Madagascar Visitors Urge Equal Rights
Frederick Turner, a merchant from Antananarivo, arrived Oct. 11 and said foreigners in Madagascar would welcome a sound French government if granted equal rights with Frenchmen under it.
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Loxpox
Frederick Turner
Antananarivo
Madagascar
Military Instructor Goes to Cuba
Sylvester Scovell son of Rev Dr Scovell president of Wooster University and former manager of the Cleveland Athletic club left for Cuba under contract with revolutionists to be cavalry instructor earning a handsome salary. He is an expert horseman swordsman and athlete and was a member of troop A of Ohio. Boston Gets a Drenching
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Cuba
Cleveland
Sylvester Scovell
Dr. Scovell
Wooster O. University
Cleveland Athletic Club
Revolutionists
Mrr. Scovell
Crack Cavalry Company
Ohio
Eviction clash threat over Omaha Winsnebago lands
Eviction conflicts flare as Captain Beck’s forces move to remove settlers on the Omaha and Winnebago reservation. Indian police intercept negotiations, a U.S. marshal pledge follows. Legal action sees a restraining order dissolve, revealing Flowrnmey company’s lack of rights on the reservation and a potential wider eviction wave.
Devastating Fire Destroys Sixty Buildings in Cuatam
Oct 14 Cuatam N B reports the most serious blaze ever seen in the town wiping out 60 buildings with losses over 60000. About 10 acres burned including Thea Gillespie foundry and machine shop and Alexander Robinson carriage works the only factories lost. Many small homes owned by poor residents not insured leaving around 60 people homeless.
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Cuatam
N. B
Thea Gillespie
Alexander Robinson Carriage Works
Soldiers Pass Examination at Fort Leavenworth
The examination of a class of two non commissioned regular away soldiers seeking lieutenants commissions has ended. Results have been sent to Washington for the secretary of war's approval. Seven applicants are relatives of officers and three are West Point men who were dropped before graduation. Four of the class failed, and each of the four failed last year as well.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kay
Washington
Secretary of War
West Point
To Meet Mrs Waller at New York Arrival
The state department has instructed Dispatch Agent Roser at New York to meet Mrs Waller and her family when they arrive there. He will place them on a Washington train and they will, it is presumed, when they arrive here be taken care of by their friends.
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Alfred Mosher & Son
Bay City
Mich
Michigan
George H.tilden
New Lebanon
Alfred Mosher
Union National Bank of
Mosher
T. F. Sheppard
Washington Timber
Well Known Juvenile Writer Clara Doty Bittes Seriously Ill
Oct 11 reports Clara Doty Bittes, renowned juvenile literature author Cutcaco, is gravely ill and expected to die soon. The prominent writer, age and location not provided, faces an imminent, unrecoverable decline prompting widespread concern among readers and literary circles.
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Cutcaco
Clara Doty Bittes
Sixth Victim Dies in Mine Disaster at 20
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania the sixth victim August Miner died at the hospital. He was 20 years old and served in the engineer corps for Lehigh Valley Coal company.
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Wilkesbarre
August Miner
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Various national items from cold weather to arrests and obituaries
Ice formed at Dubuque while a Unit ed Brethren conference met in Abilene Kansas. Secretary Herbert spoke in Birmingham on finance. A warehouse fire in Wool North Dakota destroyed 16000 bushels of wheat and a store. Red Oak Louisiana postmaster Hall pleaded guilty to opening mail. Illinois Springfield hosts State Antihorss Thief session with 8510 members and 2000 in treasury. Avoca Iowa man Edington arrested for pension perjury. Aunt Mary Ann Williams dies at 105 in Findley. General Landrum nearing death in Lancaster Kentucky. Iowa Governor Jackson vows to back a town soldiers monument. Sugar trust urged to set west price to match eastern cuts. Mrs. Hinda Ink buried in Detroit at 108, recalling Waterloo. An American baby born on Hershel Island aboard the Beluga.
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Abilene
Kan
United Brethren
Birmingham
Ala
Herbert
Wool
N.D
Monarch
Yerka
Richard B. Hall
Red Oak
Springfield
Lts
State
Ayington A. Edington
Avoca
Mary Ann Williams
Findley
Ibis
Willian J. Landrum
Grant
Lancaster
Jackson
Iowa
F. J. Herron
Sugar Trust
Chicago
Hinda Ink
Detroit
Waterloo
Hershel Island
Arctic Ocean
Delug
A. C. Shlurmasy
Vbo
Beluga
Durrant at San Francisco Trial Shows Self Incrimination
In a rugged cross examination District Attorney Barnes exposed Theodore Durrant as inconsistent and at times perjurious during testimony on Blanche Lamont's disappearance. Durrant shifted ground about a ferry day plan and his envelope confession while maintaining his story on Lamont's clothing and last sighting as witnesses argued the case. Separately, farm statistics from Washington note corn at 95.5 percent and a rise in Mexico US rail freight, highlighting shifting conditions.
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San Francisco
Barnes
Theodore Durrant
Blanche Lamont
House
Durrant
Market
Montgomery Streets
Durant
Minnie Williams
Howard Street
Miss Lamont
Young People’s Society
Thomas Vogel
Mrs. Noble
Vogel
Blanche Jamonut
Dourrant
Court Terms Set for Fifteenth Judicial District 1895
The Iowa Fifteenth District Court schedules terms by county for 1895 and 1896 including Audubon Mills Montgomery Page Pottawattamie Avoca and Cumberland. Dates cover January March May September November and February April October and August with multiple sessions per year. clerk ordered to record and publish. Sheriff advertises property levy on Cass County real estate to satisfy 68.14 judgment, sale set for November 6 1895 in Atlantic Iowa at 10 a.m.
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Lowa
Teowit
Audubon
Terma Sal
Oass
Apri
Fremont
County OF Mills
County OF Montgomery
County OF
Page
Pottawattamie
Council Bluffa
Avoca
Shelby
Melain
N. W. Macy
Watter
Surry
A. B. Thornell
W. BR. Green
Bhehrife
District Court
Cans County
Iowa
meQurdy, Holling & Co. Ag Plaiitida
Lafayette Jack Et al. Ag
Sun
Acerumn, Costa
Cumberland
Cass County
Court House
Atlantic
Job Cann, Bherld
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Humane Association
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American Humane Association
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Minneapolis
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George L. Byran
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