Ancient news items echo global bustle and progress
A tangle of fragments reports on farming gains with potatoes shipped to Milwaukee earning $2.75 per bushel, and a grand plan for Grant’s tomb dedication in New York. It notes a temperance drive, a Boston richman moving a massive household, and politics with Massachusetts rep Charles Franklin Sinaave amassing millions. Also mentions a Colorado tunneling project, a proposed negro mayor scheme in Georgia, California church tax cries, a meningitis cure anecdote, and world debt and patent stats from Levasseur.
Political and social turmoil across nations and states
A compilation of reports from Washington to Kentucky details possible U S tariff shifts and diplomatic moves, Crete and Greece tensions, Delaware tax policy, and a series of disasters and crimes. It notes Republican hints at a U S Senate pick, a public printer appointment, forest reserve battles, and multiple weather, flood, and accident incidents across the Midwest and West.
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Washington
Wolcott
Europe
Repute
Frankfort
Ith
United States
Posse W. Patonn
Chicago
McKinley
Hale
Palmer
Paris
le Liberte
Sexator Wilcox
Cleveland
Canea
Crete
Athens
Constantinople
Tor
Dover del
Delaware
Texado Francisco Or
LA Cruz Garcla
Los Angeles
Cal
Boston
William T. Adams
Oliver Optic
Sebenico
Silas W. Lamoreux
General Land Office
IL Clay Evass
Tennessee
Clashes, accidents, and industry news flash across dated telegrams
Telegram summaries report Armenian Turkish clashes at Takal with many dead, a fatal Valentine misfortune in Pickensville Alabama, and a Salem Massachusetts textile mill resuming full operations after June 1890. A Chicago railway boiler explosion kills the engineer and fireman, a Brookside Alabama man faces a fatal riot during an arrest, and wool mills in Pittsfield Massachusetts see brisk revival. Also noted are a minstrel boy killed by a BB shot, an Indian affairs committee advancing a homestead bill, and a flood near the Menominee river with regional famine signals. Financials show Avallachia balance, gold reserve, and weekly US/Canada grain movements.
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Segroes
Tallatane
Fin
McKinnett
Lafontaine
Ind
Date Proxixatos
Mebult
Luther Travor
Pitesimmons
Maher
Goddard
Oneeive
Sharkey
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Jrase Garrett
Dyensburg
Jackson
Misa
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
T4th
Missouri
Omaha
Platte River
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Madrid
Marion
Ark
Etta Six
Denver & Gulf
Denver
Col
Ith
Hugh Molride
Patrick Casey
John Parshall
Indianapolis
John Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Garrard County
Asx
Muncie
Dnd
Mall
Barticht
Juliette
Pla
Bathony Neyway
William Spier
Chicago
Wyoming
Montana
Walter Hughes
Frank Dunn
Ionston
Lex
Dunn
Takal
Valentine
Pickensville
Ala
Tux Nawmeakey Cotton Mills
Salem
Mass
Boston
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Sreman
Mausnal Sam Torunow
Brookside
John McKenzie
McKenzie
Silas
Torre
Pittsfield
Masa
Oakes
New York
Linton
William ‘Tell
Winters
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Menominee
Milwaukee
Menominee Valley
Farinas
United States
God
Canada
Apainns
Mississippi Affairs Chronicle Storms and Trials in March
Severe storms sweep Mississippi towns including Brandon Utlea and Canton with damage and fatalities reported. Court news from Aberdeen notes trials and sentences, while officials discuss finances and reforms. Dr Lipscomb convicted of murder in Kemper county. Dental Association set meetings in Jackson. local development plans for Greenwood hotel and lodge. farmers urged to change practices amid rising poverty.
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Potom Jackson
Brandhes
Brandon
Mee Stubblefield
Utlea
J. C. HI
Madison
Cirewit
Aberdeen
Monroe County
Joe Watkins
Evkford
Elijah Cotton
Gathings Place
Prairie Station
de. Lipscomb
W. HL. Lipscomb
DeKalb
Charles T. Stewart
Dr. Lipscomb
Huddleston
Kemper
Loss of Life by Floods Across The Mississippi Valleys
Telegraphic reports from the Mississippi and Ohio river valleys describe extensive floods causing heavy loss of life and widespread property damage. Levees break near Caruthersville and Gavin Arkansas, with numerous drownings and refugees. A cyclone near Utica Mississippi, a rainstorm in north Alabama, and river overflows in Milwaukee area contribute to the disaster across several states.
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Chicago
Mimissippi
Ohio
Memphis
Arkansas
St. Louis
Caruthersville
William Cartwright
William Cox
Judge Holge
Roselmid
Jake Carter
Gavin
Amanda Chapman
Charles Burkley Wee
Tenn
Austin
Mixs
Onceola
Ashport
Ness
Utica
Miss
J. O. Till
Birmingham
Ann
North Alabama
Tuscaloosa County
Warrior River
Tuscaloosa
Milwaukee
Menominee River
Wauwato#0
Fortieth Street
Mount Vernon Avenue
Webster City
Omualn & Minenapolle
Ciengo & Northwestern
Travis
Eagle Grove
Kirkbergee
Boone River
Vidalia
Natehes
Mins
Stuers
Imac Vreedler
Mississippi
Jeffersion
Claiborme
Warren
Hinds
Yusen
Maddieson
Rankin
Yasoo City
Allmain
Wife
Yasco City
Raymond
Alabama
Anniston
Ala
Mcres
Taniel Jolson
T. W. Ogletree
Seventy Eight Drowned Off Cape Natterans Disaster
A fragile steamer Ville de St Nazaire foundered off Cape Hatteras, leaving about 75 dead and 11 passengers with 60 crew. Four survivors describe the treacherous March seas, fires doused, lifeboats scarce, and a rescue that saved Senor Tagado and others after seven days adrift. most perished from exposure and hunger.
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Cape Natterns
New York
Porta
Hatters
Darqueneau
Senor Tagado
Tagado
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