Exports rise sharply in July with eight million dollars more
The Chief of the Bureau of Statistics reports July 1885 breadstuffs exports at 8,714,305 dollars vs 2,371,754 in July 1884, with seven months ending July 31 totaling 85,558,982 dollars compared to 80,546,131 dollars last year. A Cuban filibustering expedition is rumored to target Florida.
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Washington Monument
Great flood damage and notable 1883 events across the region
Heavy rains across Northwestern Pennsylvania spoil hundreds of thousands of bushels of oats near Corry and flood lowlands with four to six inches of standing water. A freshet floods Girty’s Run, washing away bridges and injuring livestock. Reports cover political events, deaths in New Hampshire and New York, a dangerous dynamite incident in Philadelphia, and other regional incidents through late September.
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Joseph Perkins
Cleveland
Windsor Hotel
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Theodore Frelinghuysen
James Coats
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A. M. Keiley
United States
Italy
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Slave Island
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Western Nail Association
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Newport
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James BR. Rodgers
Philadelphia
Rowe
Mass
Destructive cyclone hits Charleston and coastal wrecks
The 25th cyclone unroofed a quarter of Charleston houses and toppled church spires. Sullivan's Island suffered major property damage and several vessels were wrecked. A broad roundup of incidents follows: lawsuits in Newark and Chicago, a large honey harvest forecast for San Diego County, a ship burned near East Tawas, and many regional accidents and political notes across the United States and abroad.
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Covington
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Ore
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Storm losses total 1.69 million with wharf and private damages
The storm caused 1.69 million in losses including 400000 at the wharves and 550000 in private property. Robert Cratty of Prospect near Marion County celebrated his 101st birthday. Bullers Peters sawmill at Tallman Michigan burned with lumber and shingles valued near 80000, insured 30000. A Georgia division passenger train on the East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Railway wrecked near Rome on the 28th, killing a section man Williams and injuring engineer fireman and porter. At Weisburg Indiana John Rosenmeyer set fire to his home while drunk, fatally burning himself.
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Tallman
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Williams
Weisburg
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Corry Sash and Blind Factory Destroyed by Fire
Fire at Corry Pennsylvania on the 29th destroyed L Hammond's sash and blind factory and large lumber stock. Loss at thirty thousand dollars, insured about sixty five thousand. Alon Engar S Cowan ex United States Senator died at his Greensburg home on the 29th. A reign of terror reported near Calhoun Georgia by outlaws. Crane Center store robbed and blown up. post office and gin house of Fite and Mayfield burned. eight thousand loss. One hundred men scouring woods. seventeen arrested. lynching expected. Mixed train derailed near Newton Illinois. Love fatally injured. others hurt. In Independence Kansas, John Brooks, eighty two, sentenced to two years for horse stealing. William McDonald fell sixty feet near Bradford PA, injuries. Ohio Prohibition seeks debate with Governor Hoadly on liquor policy. Bayard notes cholera outbreak at Nagashi Japan. A R Hexperson arrested for forging widow’s name on pensions. Fraudulent Chicago labor agency sent workers to Manitoba. no contracts. French Canadians meet in Rochester to respond to Louis Riel trial. petition to Secretary Bayard.
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Unappreciated Services Reward All Who Stay By the Stuff
Reverend Talmage in London proclaims that garrison duty and quiet service deserve equal reward to front-line exploits. He argues God honors faithful, unseen workers watching baggage, nursing the wounded, and maintaining households, citing biblical and contemporary examples to urge perseverance and dignity for all who serve in humble stations.
Unusual Birds Follow Cow On Madison Street
A Madison Florida scene reports two birds perched on opposite sides of a grazing cow after a passerby frightened them. The birds returned to their positions and remained near the cow all day, baffling witnesses who tried to deter them.
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Shark attack claims Pantaleon Rios near Vera Cruz
Pantaleon Rios, bathing on a Vera Cruz beach last year, sank as sharks attacked him. Circles of blood surfaced and a skull was later found on the shore, identified by the widow by the distinctive gex¢ bain tevbh.
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Vera Cruz
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