Weekly Telegraphic News In Brief
Senator Anthony’s condition last night was thought favorable. The U S Treasury bought 347000 ounces of silver. Edwin P Rayner of Rayner Cusick was shot dead by a fall with a gun. Barntell’s hotel at Elmira burned with trotting horses Larosa Bob Stewart and Lady Beekman. New Haven clock shop burned leaving hundreds jobless. Judge Barett refused bail for Owney Geoghegan for minors at his resort. Root family of Carroll county Georgia drowned in the Chattahoochee. another Root missing amid flood damage to crops. Frederick Paulding wounded Tybalt in Taunton Massachusetts duel scene.
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Anthony
Treasury Department of the
United States
Barntell
Elmira
N. Y
Larosa
Bob Stewart
Lady Beekman
Barett
New York Supreme Court
Owney
Geoghegan
Geoggan
Josephus Root
Carroll County
Georgia
Chattahoochee
Root
Margaret Mathews
Taunton
Mass
Frederick Paulding
Berets
George A. Dalton
Tybalt
Foreign Facts and Disasters Across Europe and North America
Meazot installs as first president of the court of cassation in Paris. Ex-Prime Minister Duclerc ill. Six Bouchart buildings in London burned, heavy loss. Arch bishop Croke to Rome to consult on Ireland. Trenton sawmill disaster death by circular saw. Warsaw fire kills sixteen. strike at Zyrardow leads to deadly clashes. Times notes Armenian crisis and possible Russian czar coronation impact. Red Cross appeals for Mississippi tornado relief. Clara Barton reports vast devastation in Copias County and calls for urgent funds and aid from New York Commerce Red Cross.
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Paris
Meazot
Court of Cassation
Duclerc
London
Rotherhithe
Francois
Joseph Bouchart
Dublin
Croke
Rome
Ireland
Trenton
Ont
Heaton
Stewart Heaton
Warsaw
Poland
Zyrardow
the Times
Lord Duferin
Constantinople
Egypt
Armenia
Washington
Central Committee
The
American Association of the Red Cross
F. R. Southward
New Orleans
Mississippi
Wesson
Mils
Clara Barton
Copias County
New York Commerce Red Cross Association
Association
Folger
Lincoln
Loring
Cyclone toll rises in Beauregard Mississippi and surrounding towns
The Times-Democrat reports thirty killed and fifty wounded as Beauregard and nearby communities reel from a cyclone. Relief groups, doctors, and workers rush aid while houses, stores, and boxcars are scattered. Towns like Wesson Georgetown and Hazelhurst suffer heavy damage and deaths.
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Lessman and Fitch
Jackson
Utica
Times-Democrat
West Point
Clay County
Hohenlinden
Pine Bluff
Court House
Wesson
Peach Orchard Street
Miss
Beauregard
Hazelhurst
Georgetown
Pearl River
Methodist Church
H. B. Lewis
Savage
Joe Harncathing
Allen
Steele
John A. Crawford
Bloodthirsty Politics Stir Butte Court Case
An open letter in Daily Miner accuses W I Lippincott candidate for city attorney of cowardice and lying. Attorney Elie Thomson and Miner manager H T Brown were arrested for criminal libel at Lippincott’s complaint. Court action expected to settle the dispute amid heated rhetoric.
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Butte
Mont
Daily Miner
W. I. Lippincott
Elic. Thomson
Lippincott
Poltroon
C. Thomson
H. T. Brown
Miner
Cyclone Toll Raised Across Mississippi Valley
A cyclone moved through Thompson and Abbott areas in Clay county killing several, including a Fisher child in Henryville, while L A Ferguson and Berchfield houses were blown down. Hohenlinden reportedly destroyed and two churches demolished with fatalities. Harrisville Simpson county also struck killing ten and injuring seven near Morton.
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New Orleans
Picayune
West Point
Thompson
Clay County
L. A. Ferguson
The Rocket is Coming to the Chicago Exposition
A London cablegram reports seventeen cases of exhibits including George Stevenson’s locomotive The Rocket for display at Chicago’s railway exposition opening May 24. The event features a long main building and temporary lakefront structures with an electric railway as a new feature.
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Chicago
London
George Stevenson
Lake Front
The Fall of Tom Lee in New York
In New York on April 26, excitement grows in Chinese circles over charges against Tom Lee a wealthy prominent celestial. He served as local agent of the Six Companies but was dismissed from that post and faces multiple lawsuits for blackmail against small gamblers.
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New York
Tom Lee
Six Companies
Celestials
Law vs Express Is Granted Temporary Injunction
Judge Yeaman of Pueblo district court issues a temporary injunction restraining Wells Fargo Express from interfering with Denver & Rio Grande Express. He orders inspectors at Denver and Pueblo to examine incoming express matter and forward consignments and bars Wells Fargo from rate discrimination against D R G Express.
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Denver
Yeaman
District Court of
Pueblo
Wells Fargo Express Company
Denver & Rio Grande Express Company
Indian agency beef contracts listed for several agencies
The Indian agency beef contracts announced include Standing Rock with A. G. Evans at 407 dollars Fort Hale with G. T. Newman at 397 dollars Shoshone with G. T. Newman at 399 dollars Fort Berthold with W. E. Hughes at 4.30 San Carlos with H. B. Denman at 3.89 Colorado River with H. B. Denman at 5.23 Santee with W. C. Conners at 4.20.
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New York
Indian Agency
Standing Rock
A. G. Evans
Fort Hale
G. T. Newman
Shoshone
Fort Berthold
W. E. Hughes
San Carlos
H. B. Denman
Colorado River
Santee
W. C. Conners
Miners Plan Nationwide Strike Visit
A delegation of coal miners left Pittsburg to visit pits and urge workers to join the strike slated for next Tuesday. The miners express confidence in securing broad participation across operations.
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Pittsburg
Earthquakes Rack South American Regions Across Two March Dates
Reports from Panama dated April 16 recount quakes felt on March 8 and March 27 in Colombia and nearby areas. Antioquia cathedral and Rosie church suffered damage. Yaramula prison and 35 houses were destroyed. Anguadas town hall demolished. Abejurel church and homes injured. Penagona palms huts toppled as rivers fluctuated. Omettepe volcano eruptions marked first in history. a long vanished lake near Atroto was noted by a 1862 U S steamer Firebrand survey.
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Panama
Chilis
Colombia
Antioquia
Rosie
Yaramula
Anguadas
Abejureral
Cyclone Toll and Relief Efforts Reported in Beauregard
New Orleans April 27 A Wesson special reports total deaths to date at Beauregard and Weason 46 The Red Cross has raised about 4000 in contributions from Mississippi and Louisiana The cyclone's force is shown by a 675 pound iron screw carried 300 yards and a 3x4 inch by ten foot plank driven through a red oak lashings Distress is mounting in unreached areas awaiting relief teams.
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New Orleans
A Wesson
Beauregard
Weason
Red Cross Society
Mississippi
Louisiana
Relef
Return of Rangers Cited as Indians Resume Farm Life
Washington reports a telegram from San Carlos dated April 25 indicating calmer conditions. The Indian agent notes rangers likely to return home, and Indians resuming farming while maintaining quiet after four days of unrest.
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Washington
Indian Office
San Carlos
Price
sWircox
John L Sullivan in Danger of Death
Boston reports John L Sullivan suffered a hemorrhage of the lungs after a period of heavy drinking. He collapsed while visiting friends, lost much blood, and remained unconscious until today. The Rev Patterson administered the last rites as friends fear for his recovery.
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Boston
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Patterson
Step Against Polygamy Moves in Utah Signaling Registration
Kansas City April 26 The Journal Omaha special says ex Senator Paddock of the Utah commission left for Salt Lake to join others and prepare for June registration ahead of August elections. The effort aims to create a clear registration to exclude polygamists and is seen as a key step in the anti polygamy movement.
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Kansas City
Omaha Special
Paddock
Utah Commission
Salt Lake
Palmer-Sullivan syndicate sells Mexico railway to English capitalists
In Matamoros on April 28 reports say the Palmer-Sullivan syndicate sold its entire railroad interest in Mexico to English capitalists. A mutiny plot by soldiers of the 4th battalion to kill officers was uncovered last Sunday and thwarted. several mutineers escaped, but no injuries were reported.
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Matamoras
Palmer-Sullivan Syndicate
Mexico
Indians and Argentine Troops Clash in South
In Panama on April 24 the Indian conflict with Argentine forces left eighteen Argentine soldiers dead and three captured. Indians killed twelve Brazilians collecting rubber. General Caceresg vows to raid Gima and urges locals to rise and massacre the Chileans.
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Panama
Caceresg
Gima
Steamboat Lines and Railroads Join Fight Against Board of Trade
Agents of principal steamboat lines trading between Chicago Buffalo and Erie align with the railroads to oppose the Chicago board of trade. They plan to boycott the board floor until the ongoing dispute with the railroads is resolved.
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Chicago
Buffalo
Erie
Chicago Board of Trade
The Cowboys Strike Burns Ranches in Panhandle Report
Reports from Panhandle Texas say strikers burned the star range of Gunson and Munson and San Benardino on the 16th. Strikers are out of money and willing to return to work at former wages.
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St. Louis
Panhandle
Texas
Gunson
Munson
San Benardino
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