British Vessel Reach Sydney After Samoa Cyclone
The British warship Calliope arrives at Sydney reporting it escaped Apia cyclone damage after leaving Samoa on March 21. US ship Nipsic floated off the beach with natives assisting. Secretary Tracy welcomes the news as Samoan talks continue in Washington. German vessels are ordered toward Samoa.
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Wrecking Offers for Samoa Recoveries and Pacific News
The April reports note wrecking firms ready to recover guns and value from the Trenton and Vandalia wrecks at Samoa, pending Admiral Kimberly's findings. The German corvette Sophie is en route to Samoa to join the American squadron, and Commissioner Kasson discusses aims for protecting foreigners and preserving Samoa’s native independence. Other items cover Wilford Woodruff's election as Mormon conference president, a rare esophagotomy case, several freight car theft convictions, a mill accident, and Perry Bennett's death after jail injuries.
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Zanzibar
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George H. Bates
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William Walter Phelps
New Jersey
Harold M. Sewall
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United States
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Storm on the Atlantic Sinks Vessels and Destroys Property
An April 10 report from Norfolk details a brutal Atlantic gale leaving many ships ashore or wrecked near Virginia Beach and Cape Henry. Notable losses include the Northampton, Berry man F Poole, Emma F Hart, and multiple schooners. widespread damage to Ocean View, Berkley, and area bridges, with total city damage estimated at 2 million dollars and several drownings reported.
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Hubert Healy
Mary A. Irving
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Clerk Woodward
Elijah J. Berche
Georgia
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Threats of Bridge Burning by Boomers Roil Oklahoma Border
Officials investigate boomers who allegedly planned to burn Santa Fe railroad bridges on April 22 to block homesteaders. The unrest draws vast influx to Oklahoma and prompts patrols, with real estate activity rising as colonies from multiple states gather.
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Wisconsin
Alabama
Halstead's Rejection Spurs Kansas Senator Ingalls Bid
Kansas City April 9. Senator Ingalls faces a Likely tough reelection as constituents oppose his stance on Murot Halstead's confirmation. J KR Burton of Adeline declares candidacy and campaigns statewide arguing Ingalls is out of touch after decades in Washington. Burton says Ingalls should retire, praising Halstead as a reason for senate change.
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President Harrison Proclaims April 30 a National Thanksgiving
President Harrison urges a nationwide observance on April 30 at 9 a.m. for thanksgiving and prayer. He notes the centennial of Washington’s oath as first president and calls on religious communities to join in worship seeking divine blessings for liberty prosperity and peace.
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Germany
Blaine
Washington
New York
George Washington
Republic
Congress
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United States of America
Ex Governor Porter Illness Alarms Indiana
Ex Governor Albert G Porter of Indiana and recent minister to Italy is seriously ill at his Indianapolis home. He walked long Tuesday and feet swelled and skin peeled the next day. Doctors have not diagnosed the disease, and his condition is compared to that which caused former Governor Hendricks death. Dr Jamison will not discuss details.
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Buffalo
Indiana News Roundup Highlights Crimes and Lifesaving Injuries
Reports from Indiana detail Joseph Paxton’s murder conviction at Jeffersonville and life imprisonment, a saw mill injury in Greensburg requiring amputation, a brewery owner’s suicide in New Albany amid financial woes, and several burglaries and accidents across the state. Also noted are political tensions among sheriffs candidates, a gas illumination in Logansport, a century birthday in Scotsburg, and a large upcoming fruit crop prospect in southern Indiana.
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Ockville
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Indianapolis
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New Albany
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Frank Walton
George Smith
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Frankfort
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Young Men's Christian Association
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Lagrange
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Westville
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Warsaw
Madison County
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St. Joseph County Court
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Talmage
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Goshen
Lidiana
Flander Williams
Princeton
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News In A Nutshell From The World And States
A ceiling of global items spans a May Central America expedition under A J Miller editor of the Evansville Triune. Boston uncovers a ring of Italian counterfeits. William Dunn found at Boxford ill with typhoid since March 5 subsisting on apples. Washington may drop Sunday army inspections. St Louis plans April 3 Washington inauguration parade. Duchess of Cambridge dies. Nile falls, Royal Geographical Society notes Stanley. Kenya, Samoa, and Afghan frontier updates accompany fire, crime, and labor notes.
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Germanys Navy Plans and Samoa Relations
In April in Bern plans unfold as Emperor William heads to Wilhelmshaven to inspect the corvette Alexandrine before sailing to Samoa. Officials consider naval reorganization, anticipate a stronger German fleet, and seek a peaceful Samoa accord with American input on compensation for native outrages.
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Gas well blast roars at Hast Palestine injuring several
A natural gas well near Hast Palestine Ohio struck a massive volume and pressure at 700 feet Thursday. Drillers were unprepared and gas flames engulfed the derrick and nearby structures. Four men including D B Taylor Simeon Earley and Robert Tommins Jr suffered serious burns. The blaze sent a fifty foot flame skyward.
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Palestine
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Simeon Earley
Robert Tommins, Jr
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