Turmoil At Yellowstone Bridge Sparks Major Inquiry
Unclear parties attempt to destroy the Northern Pacific bridge over the Yellowstone river near Taviston Meugm. A large central hole collapses the span. In a separate tragedy, Stein is shot amid a jealous dispute leaving a widow dead. A suburban fire in Washington borough kills Harry Siple and his wife with their child.
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Nerhem Pacific
Yellowstone River
Tavineston
Viton Sf Rt
Willess
Caulburg Pr
Tony Bee
Okra
New York
Manhattan
Accused parents in Jefferson township face murder charge
A long list of varied news items notes events across states. William C Arnold and his young wife from Jefferson township Pennsylvania stand accused of murdering their newborn. Other items include naval midshipmen entrants at Annapolis, weather forecasting experiments, and a fatal lightning strike near Munsontown.
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Willliam C. Arnold
Jefferson Township
G. Thomas
Iowa
E. L. Anderson
Michigan
Navy
Annapolis
Smithsonian
Weather ‘Bureau
A. B. Youngson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Pop Arthur
Meadville
Arrest in land title swindle probe expands nationwide
Inspector Dice cites a land title swindle investigation reaching Colorado Michigan Pennsylvania Missouri Texas Kansas Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia and North Carolina. Fourteen accused parties have been arrested. Miss Alice Dane of Pasadena California recovered use of limbs and voice after a stair fall struck her chest.
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Bradford
Dice
Colorado
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Texas
Kansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
North Carolina
Alice Dane
Pasadena
Cal
Maggie Walker Named President of St Luke's Savings Bank
Maggie Walker, a colored woman, elected president of St Luke's Jenny Savings Bank in Richmond Virginia. A fierce storm and lightning killed three at New Hope Church Appomattox County while others were injured. A rear end collision near Springfield, Virginia, left two dead and seven injured. A violent electrical wind and rain storm swept Austin Texas causing major damage with four and a half inches of rain. A Georgia Legislature conflict over convict school textbooks may lead to duels. A state exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition was approved. Windsor Strades in New Kent County sold for 6500 dollars to Madison Wis syndicate, plans to subdivide into tracts for colonization.
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Dashath
Idaho Springs
Gulo
Cordells Saloon
North Wall Street
Gil
Jeannetta Wichoite
Wichita
Pacific Northwest
Indaware
Ohio
Circuit Court
Supreme Court of the State
Lucky” Baldwin
Los Angeles
St Arcadia
Mathew Donner
St Louis
Henry Hoffmeister
Willamette River
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Ore
Mias
Sadie Guilbert
W. G Wray
Pittsburg
William Farria
Cochran
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Quo
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Kansas Corn Belt
Hanna
Wye
Rock Island
Medogn O
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San Francisco
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Terre Haute and
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Goites Malls
Olivo
Cleveland
Eastern Hadrie
Montgomery
Cnil
Detroit
Ustraiee
Petroa
Perry
Dover
Spokane
Speesta
Chie Tyes
Cylumus
Sadem
Evers Pupe
Oscar Erichsen
Perrys Schurmer
Crookston
Crookston Water Works
Prower House
Erickson
Bealy
Anna Collier
Ma Honey County
Mouse River
Ats
Kavanagh
Chicago
Farners’ Co-operative Union of America
Hlntchinson
John Wiltrax
Kersteh
Paul Paskowski
Hansen Park
Elizabeth Wiltfax
William Deerwester
Clark Huffman
Star
Seven Mile
Hamilton
Huffman
Henry A. Bradford
St. Louis Commercial Grain and Stock Company
Post Office
Dice
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Maggie
Walker
St. Luke's Jenny Savings Bank
Richmond
New Hope Church
Appomattox County
Georgia
Vna
Sagardwestern Vestibule Limited
Southern Railway
Springfield
Austin Texan
St Leusain
Tower House
General Assembly of
Fragmented World Scoop From Early Global Turmoil
A jumble of overseas incidents, rail damage, and war talk shows a tumultuous world. Reports from Cairo in Turkish style, Dardanelles maneuvers, and Russo activities mingle with domestic rail destruction in Crosby and Crosby shed fires. Noted are wartime fears, passport controls, and a mix of naval retirements, university plagiarism probes, and Klondike wealth projections, all indicating broad international strain and evolving economic signs.
Century-old Seizure on a Philadelphia to Virginia Sloop
A hundred years ago David Gitchell of Philadelphia was seized by a British warship’s crew aboard an American sloop between Philadelphia and Alexandria. The Elbe blockade was begun by England in the war against France. Lord Kilwarren, chief justice of the Court of King’s Bench, was killed by Irish revolutionists in Dublin. Three Americans Augustus Topham Joseph Hudson and Thomas Hodginson were kidnapped from the Charles Carter off Cape Henry by the British frigate Boston Torham escaped by swimming ashore.
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Tue Renance
Chetan Lapton
Ebvenger
Shamrick
Williim EO Curtin
Bermuda
Ceorge W. Melville
Bureau of Steam Engineering
New York City
Brown University
Maurice B. Rich
Brown
Gaston
Hamilton College
Cape Sable Ledges
Peace River Country
British Columbia
Hudson Hope
Peace River Pase
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Bank of British North America
Klondike
David Gitchell
Philadelphia
Alexandria
Elbe River
England
France
Lord Kilwarren
Court of King’s Bench
Dublin
Augustus Topham
Joseph Hudson
Thomas Hodginson
Charles: Carter
Cape Henry
Boston
Torham
Seventy Five Years Ago Newsbriefs From Passaic Falls to Brazil
Seventy five years ago reports describe Sam Pateh making a famous jump from high rocks at Passaic falls into the basin below. A machine for printing figures on calico was exhibited for the first time to English goods manufacturers. Over 7000 savings were reported at Rio Janeiro, Brazil. Within two years 3600 more displayed on shipboard.
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Sam Pateh
Hich
Passaic Falls
Geeods
Rie Janeire
Brazi
Pierce Visit Prompts Washington Work Inspection
Fifty years past President Franklin Pierce toured the MeeVersineneadepartments in Washington without notice to check if workers performed duties properly. He declined to leave the White House during repairs and the lingering effects of the late View Prsikut Bing controversy. The Governor and Legislature of Massachusetts donated one day’s salary toward the Washington monument fund.
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Franklin Pierce
Washington
Thn Win House
Prsikut Bing
Weauchnan
Massachusets Danarat
Civil War Battles and Political Shifts Highlight 40 Years Ago
Fort battles near Wappings Theushts Virginia see Ewell's brigade routed by Spinola's Fourth Maine under Gen Spinola. Swamp Angel battery work begins at Charleston by Linen troops. Morgan's roofers burn depot at Campbell Ohio and derail rails. Brutus J. Clay nominated for U.S. Senate from Kentucky to replace John G. Crimden who died. John Morgan and Confederate officers sentenced to Ohio penitentiary awaiting surrender.
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Wappings Theushts
Tme
Spinola
Charleaton
S C
Beng
Sen Morgan
Campbell, Ohie
Pegram
Lexington
Ike
Martin
Brutus J Clay
United States
Krentucks
John J Criwnden
John Morgan
Ohio
Cal. Straight
Thirty thousand Carlists in Spain ignite belligerent status
In Spain about thirty thousand Carlists were reported under arms. The government moved to recognize them as belligerents. A divorce suit was filed in Salt Lake City by Mrs. Eliiza Webb Young, seventeenth wife of Brigham Sonng, seeking damages of two hundred thousand dollars. A Ku Klux Klan raid in Owen County Kentucky burned a farmhouse and killed a Black servant. President rapt faced calls for pardons for society members convicted in North Carolina. A Vienna exposition event saw Americans win in reapers and mowing machines. British and French exhibitors declared it useless to enter. A bid to raise gold to 123 was formed by Jayrould. the Treasury was short of the metal.
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Spain
Eliiza Webb Young
Brigham Sonng
Salt Lake City
Owen County
North Carolina
Jayrould
Treasury Department
Reunions and Politics Stir 19th Century Headlines
Twenty years ago a Union poem was read at a Bexon Kentucky reunion of Gen Grgzins rebel raiders with Confederate leaders present. Garfield was accused of nominating Matthews to the Supreme Court for a campaign gift from Gould and Huntington. A British syndicate pressed to cut Southern borrowers from London money. Nineteen killed in a Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad crash near Albion New York. Gladstone pulled back his Suez canal revolution due to British Parliament opposition.
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Bexon
Baail Duke
Garfield
Dorsey
Stanley Matthews
United States Supreme Bench
Jay Gould
C. P. Huntington
London
Thomas Hoyne
Chicago
Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg
Albion
N. Y
Unemployed Miners Fed in Denver and Diplomatic Moves Across Asia
Thousands of unemployed silver miners in Denver were fed at public expense. France notified powers of a blockade along Siam coast and severed diplomatic ties, impacting Siam and the region.
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Colo
France
Siam
Citizens’ National Bank of
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Loule- France Siam
Labor and trade news from the era in a fragmented report
The weekly review notes brisk business in patches across the country with workers returning to jobs in building trades and improved railway earnings in July. Foreign trade shows import gains but exports drop. steel prices stabilize yet structural weakness persists. Prices shift in wool and production costs rise. finance and shipping face uncertain prospects amid broader economic tensions.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Coss
Hessemer
Tr Wna
Market quotes for livestock and grains across major cities
Chicago cattle range common to prime at 4.00 to 5.00 per box with FASO 5.40. Indianapolis hogs 3.00 to 5.25. St Louis cattle 4.50 to 5.20. Detroit cattle 3.50 to 4.50. Milwaukee wheat No 2 7 to 8 cents. New York cattle 4.00 to 5.50. butter Creamery 18 to 19 cents. eggs western 15 to 19 cents. other grains and oats listed by city with mixed quality and prices.
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Faso
Indianapolis
Catte
St. Louis
Detroit
Milwaukee
Northern
Toledo
New York
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