Blizzard News Across States Dominates New York Marathon
Snow storms and blizzards sweep the East, with New York and New Jersey towns reporting heavy snowfall, disrupted transit, and stranded vessels. Multiple cities from Scranton to Washington describe deep accumulations and travel delays, while other reports note casualties and accidents linked to severe winter weather.
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New York
Bay Ia
Weather Bureau
Ala
Atlantic Coast
Norfolk
Boston
Gulf
Pensacola
New Qcleans
Scranton
Nccessation
Wirkespaing
Wyoming Valley
Aspney Pas
N.J
Searris
Wash
Puget Sound
Joseph Bell
Agous Nekon
Boone
Washington
Por Pleasant
N. J
Capeay
New York State
Mohawk Valley
New Hampshire
Bangor
Vermont
Virginia
Picture framing at Turn bulls new mouldings
Readable text notes picture framing activity at Turn with new mouldings and patterns. Details are limited but indicate construction or display work under way.
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Turnbulls
Giant sequoias and Bellamy colony risk in California groves
Washington reports Andrew Caldwell says Visalia district holds a virgin giant sequoia grove with over 200 trees and a second large grove. a Bellamy‑backed coop aims to claim land and build a road, sparking fears of destruction unless protected by cavalry in Sequoia and Yosemite parks. Michigan Southern telegraphers face an ultimatum in a broader railroad labor wave. A Dowed Coal and Ash works explosion in Scott County Pa kills or injures workers, with mine damage and fear of further collapse.
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Washington
Andrew Caldwell
General Land Office
Stockton
Visalia
California
Noble
Secretary of War
Sequoia National Park
Yosemite Park
Michigan Southern
Carcano
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Company
Chicagoen
Scortpare
Dowed Coal and
United Coke Company
Financial Failures Sweep Banks and Firms in 1890 London Ledger
Bank failures and business closures ripple across cities in the period ending Dec 26. Eiseman & Co of Council Bluffs and Omaha assign liabilities near 200 000 while Kellner of Salt Lake City lists 48 000. Simon Eiseman’s dry goods house headlines the wave with significant assets and real estate included in the assignment. Fires claim lives in Lawler's hall Fremont and Dietrich near Sioux City, with fatalities and property loss. Other items note railroad wage cuts in Chicago and Pullman layoffs, plus commerce hearings on Pan American shipping and rail construction statistics across regions.
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Save
Lae
S. Kellner
William H. Sandifer
Covson
Birrus
Simon Eiseman
Eiseman & Co
Bad Coots
Ac Boar
Ber Towa
Moat Valley
Tess Wriessige
Money Market
Dewuam
Mass
Walter
Republican County Committee
New York
Roberts
Man & Co
Ban Aotooly
Maverick Pack
Sam Maverick
The
Shade
Reagan Honaton
Fresh oysters shipped direct from Jew families noted
An OCR fragment mentions fresh oysters 88 and direct shipping from a Jew family source. Details are sparse and unclear about date or location but implies a seafood selling note or ad.
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Kapp
Hotel wrecked by dynamite after man seeks wife
Washington Indiana December 26 James McBride a Plainville Ohio man returned to town and tried to visit his wife at Jenkins hotel. He was refused and early this morning the hotel was partly wrecked by dynamite. Guests escaped with slight injuries. McBride was arrested. Presidential Appointments Wasathorow December 26 The president named E Darwin James New York and Phillip C Garrett Pennsylvania to the Indian government board and Joseph Paddock Ne Renin to Union Pacific Railroad director.
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Washington
Ind
James McBride
Plainville
Ohio
Jenkins Hotel
Wasathorow
E. Darwin James
New York
Phillip C. Garrett
Pennsylvania
Board of
Indian
Joseph Paddock
Ne Renin
Union Pacifico Railroad Company
James W
Reds Repulsed and Hostiles Suffer Casualties
A Cheyenne scouting party at Battle creek repelled two hostile attacks by about eighty warriors led by Kicking Bear. Two attackers were killed and several wounded, with reports of possible fatalities. Big Foot and his band reportedly near Pine Ridge as Col. Miles awaits action.
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Allcock
Canarsh
Camry
Barrie Creek
Dee
Battle Creek
Kicking Bear
Szbt
Telegrams from Gen Miles on Big Foot pursuit intercepted
Gen Miles reports no word from Col Carr after 36 hours as he heads to intercept Big Foot. Gen Brooke says many Sioux at the bad lands are moving toward Little Wound and Big and Fast Thunder, with about half already there and more to follow.
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Bar Crry
Miles
Pine Ridge
Geo. Brooke
Indiana
Big Foot
Col. Sumner
Porcupine Creek
Wasminoton
Schofield
Rapid City
S. D
Col
Carr
Cheyenne
Brooke
Little
Counterfeit Silver Dollar Conspiracy Busted in Prrtssveg
Authorities say a conspiracy to flood the U S with counterfeit silver dollars was unearthed. Nine to ten suspects were held, about $1,100 in fake coins seized, and a house surrounded leading to arrests of Italians and their wives. Prisoners claim gangs were sent from New York to other cities but could not name them.
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Prrtssveg
United States
Ara
New York
Washington Market Advertises Holiday Meats and Produce
Returned from the Happy Hunting Grounds urges Cheyenne residents to visit Washington Market for beef pork mutton veal and poultry. Advertises fresh vegetables and fruit with holiday orders for Paultry, and announces a fare to St Louis via Union Pacific at 24.65 with change of cars between Crees and St Louis.
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Cheyenne
Washington Market
Washington
Paul
St. Louis
Union Pacific
Overland House
Crees
BR. Dusevy
Chamberlains Colic Remedy and local ads in Rock Springs
For stomach pain and colic the Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Cholera Morbus remedy is recommended with sale details by A. Fr Roedel and Wm Murphy agent. Local ads note Union Mercantile store telephone 17 and a toy and fancy goods display at Mrs Coykendall's corner Mouse and Eleventh Street.
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A. Fr. Roedel
Rock Springs
Union Mercantile Company
Wm. Murphy
Mra. Coykendall's
Tivoli Sells Genuine Berland Wiessbier
Gods blessing to mankind. Imported Berland Wiessbier now available at the Tivoli. Oregon Kidney Ten cures thousands. Not only to get work done but also mending and sewing on buttons without extra charge at Carvenne Street Linenary.
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Tivoli
Oregon
Carvenne
Endless Variety In Ladies Suits At Low Prices
Local ad urges shoppers to visit the corner Eddy and Seventeenth for a wide selection of clothing and fur nishings with correspondingly low prices and a call to call early.
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C. Johnson
Capitol Avenue
Seventeenth Street
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