Jeannette Survivors Reach St Petersburg Reported
Secretaries discuss Jeannette relics and inquiry start date while Melville hands over expedition records to the Navy. Dakota settlement planned for Turtle Mountain Chippewa lands and Indian school fund allocations total hundreds of thousands.
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The Lantern and Music Hall Burns and Deaths Across Town
Reports list Frame and Bro. lock works in Lancaster damaged by a fire on the 26th with losses of 20000 dollars, insured for 10000. Also death of James H. Graham at Carlisle on the 26th, a long-time judge and Dickinson College law professor. Newspaper itemization covers sales, conventions, accidents, arrests, and various public notices through the 29th.
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Storm Toll and River Floods Hit New Jersey and Beyond
A sweeping storm delivers record rainfall across New Jersey New York and Philadelphia. Paterson Paterson river floodwaters surge destroying bridges and buildings while Hoboken Jersey City and Bound Brook endure extensive inundation. Several fatalities reported and property losses mount nationwide.
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Berry's Creek
Edward Webber
George Currie
Burke
Tragic South Pacific Coast Train Crash Kills Two
A Santa Cruz bound freight derailed near San Leandro Bay after the engine sank the engineer Symons was thrown from the cab and died. Fireman Daniel Driscoll struggled against rising tides but drowned. Brakeman Daly and conductor Langden were injured or killed in the wreck. both men were Alameda residents.
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States elect officers and Congressmen across multiple states
The Times notes upcoming elections across several states including Alabama Arkansas California Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee Texas Vermont Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin and mentions amendments and judicial races.
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Duel Ends in Tragedy at Pecos Mining Camp
Carrizo Pass letter recounts a pistol duel between New York miners George Hollenbeck and William Stratton in the Pecos mining camp near the Mexican border. Stratton is killed. Hollenbeck, a ventriloquist, hides the wound with a ruse. The dark room duel ends with Stratton’s death and no one charged.
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Jewel of a servant girl in Philadelphia tale
A Philadelphia family values a plain servant girl as a jewel she refuses to reveal where money is kept when burglars threaten her with a pistol. They call her an impudent hussy but she remains silent, and the burglars depart without the loot.
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Rope used in Kansas killer’s hanging made into bookmarks
The rope from the condemned man’s hanging in Kansas has been woven into bookmarks and given to the jurors who convicted him as keepsakes.
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Heraid Office Adds Full Line of Job Material
The Heraid Office reports a new complete outfit of the latest styles of job material and can execute all kinds of job work on short notice.
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From Two Acres of Vines to 150000 Cucumbers This Season
Data from multiple sources note agricultural yields and economic trends. William Tuthill of Huntington Long Island harvested 150000 cucumbers. Other items report 1880 fleeces, 1882 fire losses, US property values, New Hampshire governors, railroad employment, and Texas cotton and rail construction figures.
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Wit and Wisdom and Oddities Spark Newspaper Laughs
A collage of quips and anecdotes from Johnson to the Iowa State Register, including a tombstone epitaph, jokes about cleverness and consistency, a Paris cloak critique, and a child’s sleepy preacher reaction. It also notes a selfish Austin boy with an umbrella and a laughable drugstore miscommunication involving a Mr. Carr.
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The Spare Boy and the Hungry Spare
The piece notes the coming hunting season and a boy named Johnny Fizzletop pressing his father for a gun. The father refuses, saying he cannot spare funds or a boy, while Johnny quips he is a spare boy anyway because he does not get enough to eat.
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