Foreravon's circus sold to English syndicate
A French era of news includes the sale of Foreravon's circus to an English syndicate, mentions Tos Duke d'Aosta, influenza deaths at Villa Labas in Mexico, Samoa recall of a British consul, and various political and economic notes from around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreravon's Circus
Duke d'Aosta
Itumbert
Italy
Villa Labas
Mexico
Samoa
Farnell Lesris
Frederick, Ad
Inauguration of Mississippi Governor John M Stone
Full inaugural address delivered to the Mississippi Legislature. The event featured Governor Stone’s oath, praise for Jefferson Davis, and calls for constitutional convention, education reform, and industrial growth alongside reflections on public virtue, national affairs, and the penitentiary system. The ceremony included blessings by Bishop Galloway and a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dacnsom
Mee
Jan
Sesmon
Tow Hall of Representatives
Brant
Madison
Flect Stone
Lowry
Ueprem Court
Messrs
Thrasher
Hicks
Yakley
Taylor
Nolen
Senate
Mesers
Kyane
McKnight
Grieeple
Watson
Williamson
Alien
Campbell
C. B. Galloway
Heaven
Earth
Minaisaippi
Mississippi
Commonwealth
Nations
Evans
Robert Lowry
Stone
Justice Campbell
John Marshall Stone
WASHINGTON'S FUND FOR JOHNSTOWN FLOOD RELIEF
A Ghent relief commission meeting presided by Governor Beaver outlined allocations from the flood aid. Annuity payments of 50 dollars yearly will go to 22 orphans until age 16, funded by a 1150000 total, with 160100 first payment. Other funds cover a Johnstown hospital, Williamsport hospital, and denied M C A relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ktattetion
Ghent
Iteliet
Poapecenta
Jotriatown Feed Relief Commission
Conemaugh Valley
Pennsylvania
Heaver
Girard Life Insurances, Annuity and Trust Company
Conemaugh
Johntown
Williamsport
M.C. A
Johnstown
Grand View
Beaver
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Jobstown
Morrisburg
Marrisburg
Railway Collision at Cincinnati Leaves Five Dead
Cincinnati January 18 Last evening a Glendale accommodation train bound for Cincinnati collided with a Chicago vestibuled train at College Hill Junction. Five people died including John Wilson conductor PF We Wither bee and an unknown woman. Several others injured, fires extinguished, block system cited as a factor. wreck alleged to be limited given passenger count. Also notes brief items on Africa disputes and Asa T Soule’s death in Rochester New York.
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Jons H. Lyxen
Detroit
Mich
Tresry Guinror
New York State
Chicago Northwestern
Jackson County
Wis
Althea -Mill-Sharon
Terry
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Father Boyle
St. Petersburg
Constantinople
Enrror Parke
London
Earl Euston
Hustings
Petersburg
William Mahone
Herbert Harrison
South Dakota
Arron Browners
Paris
Madrid
Canada
United States
Great Britain
Tombigbee River
Aberdeen
Miss
Lucius D. Stone
Saddlery
San Francisco
Washington
Bacheloor
Baynes
Treasury Department
Isatan
Charles Dent
Clinton
James Hotcomb
St. Johns
Boston
Claflin, Coburn & Co
Asa 'T. Sours
Soule College
Dodge City
Kan
Rochester
N. Y
Edward Gallagher
Tim Gallagher
Kate Stockhouse
Morrellville
Mediterranean
Clay City
Ind
Granville Cooprider
John T. Miller
Dun
Glendale
Cincinnati
Chicago
Port Smith
Ark
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
College Hill Junction
Nelson
John Wilson
PF. We Witherbee
James Staley
William Klamits
Carthage
Asa T. Souls
Asa T. Soule
Kansas
Siewis
Caene College
Dodge
Te First National Hank
Lynth
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el Progresso
City
Adelina Pattl
Aunttan Lincotn
Robert T. Lincoln
England
Tax
Senate Committee On Patents
Tes
Chase International
Srexatok
Pereon
Representative Mills
Laxo Comaissionce Groove
Nebraska
Hann Cairns
Viscount Garmoyle
Charleroi
Belgium
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western Railroad Company
Jons Allen
Newark
N. J
Lonp Cornwatts
Navinn of
Magedula
Wait
Indiana Belt
Silomonie Mining & Gas Company
Culbertson Farm
Blackford County
Fort Wayne
Trenton Rock
Charleston
D. C
North Dakota
Pacific Coast
Dickey
Bullimore
Miss Gilmore
Prin Spal Long
Mr. Lang
Tgard Recetas
Senate Committee On Territories
Budge
Mormon Church
Idah
Levenson
Telegraph
Mall
Netenska
Athena
Kelley
Call
Florida
Cal
Phcot
Dolph
Morse
Otdahwnin
Benate
Sherman
Joremn
Bates
Hraxil
Ani Sena
Intion
State of
Missouri
Miskonet
Kanans
Rehulpe Fiombers
Bilcott
Ith
Nene Petal
Oklahoma Townette
Tur Pope
la Grippe
James FB. Campbell
Ohio
Warren Brmroxa
New Mexico Supreme Court
Deming
Section Pimentran
Portugal
Senhor Gomes
Calvin
Brice
Ewin Bey
Lisbon
Tagus
Glynn Petre
Brazil
Process Maup
Prince of Wales
Duaries UH
Danworth
Boston Herald
Wacker Blaine
James G. Blaine
Ohe
Des Moines
Iowa
W. B. Allison
United States Senate
PagwouTh Church
Lyman Abbott
Henry Ward Beecher
Howard
Bliss
T. DeWitt Talmage
Chickasaw Nation
Indian Territory
Wynne Wood
W. H. Scamier & Co
Door and Sash Manufacturers
Milwaukee
Meantmore
Flora
Snydertown
Diefenderfer
Tne
President Gareld
Garfield
Cleveland
Paliston
W. D. Kelley
Pope
Cheaterfield
Columbia, & C
Carmi
Fordsville
Woonsocket
N. D
Walpole
Mass
A. W. Mereke
Minneapolis
Minn
GOV
J. M. Stone
AOA
Ciivens
Claagor
Duuistra
Conserrati
Publi
Parure
Cora
Jerperron Davis
South
Jeferson Davis
Confederate States
Mississinot
Vicksburg
Ayor
Jook
Diatiee
Biesippt
Lemoine
Ali
Lapernalibe
Ulin
Mislaai
Peeolta
Sian
New Yorker
Albany
Wohnstown's Fund
Loxnon
Africa
Nyassaland
Mashonaland
Lord Salisbury
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