News Notes and Comments Summary
A digest of varied items: drought in Arizona since December. Panama Canal cost cited at 500 000. Hadrian era Rome population 7 000 000. Roscoe Conkling gubernatorial bid brewing in New York. Grant monuments urged despite projects. Pullman car ventilation costs over 100 000. Chicago Current ends due to patronage. Miss de Ramee real name Mary Ann Stubbs. oysters expected from eastern ruins. Garfield tomb guards story. several Washington appointments dismissed for drunkenness. Long Island resident slept on doorstep, woke in tree. Urborne mill fire losses about 100 000 on stock and 20 000 building. Captain Murphy removed for partisan politics. Rev John P Newman seeks bishopric amid opposition. Ontario town lunch honoring Lord Landsdown caused clerical exits. Maj Edwards stirs trouble at Bismarck. Hollenback hunting Edwards species. Minneapolis Journal on Grant monument funds in New York. torpedoing survivors only eight. Townsend works chimney 404 feet. Rollax flue nearly as tall. Boston Advertiser notes wool demand in Montana. geese burned by red-hot iron shots. census table highlighted by Bismarck Sunday Telegram. Sunday Tempest praised for archival value.
Terrific hurricane on Sullivan's Island and storms in Connecticut
Telegraph summary reports a devastating hurricane on Sullivan's Island with numerous houses blown down and the New Brighton hotel hosting over 100 guests. Also noted are a major cyclone news from Charleston and a broad sweep of weather across Connecticut and Minnesota as population and crop reports filter in.
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Connecticut
Charleston
D. C
Charlestan
St. Michael and
St. Matthew
Citadel Square
Baptist Rare
Ashley River
Texas Tragedy and Floods Reported in China and U S
Horrific murder spree unfolds in Johnson City Blanco county with multiple killings including a daughter and stepson, leading to a self inflicted wound and arrest. Separate dispatches describe Canton China flood devastation with 10,000 plus dead, crops ruined, rice price up, and widespread misery. Charleston cyclone damages churches and harbor area, with spires toppled and bridges swept.
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WasnivaTon
Canton
Seoul
Nemerona
Kun
Theorth
Apaches Raiding Again Near San Pedro Mexico
Sixty Apaches raided ranches near San Pedro Mexico forty miles south of Tomuston on Friday carrying off horses. Mexican soldiers witnessed the raid but did not intervene. A dispatch from San Bernardino Rein reported the depredations and colonists prepared to reinforce the border against Indians. Connecticut Tobacco Crop Damaged by Storms
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San Pedro
Mexico
San Bernardino
United States
Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
Minister Keiley Returns to the United States Voluntarily
The report notes Minister Keiley is returning from Austria of his own accord and not by recall. Secretary Bayard confirms no replacement or new appointment. Keiley remains U S minister to Austria with no formal government request for a return. The situation prompts questions about the administration and ongoing Vienna representation.
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United States
Austria
Kelley
Wasnorox
State Department
Bayard
Europe
He. Kelley
Vienna
Ar. Kelley
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