Floods, crimes, and unrest noted across old Texas and beyond
Reports describe Texas flood fatalities, jail breaks in New Jersey, Apache losses in Arizona, crop yields, yellow fever spread, ship and train accidents, economic troubles, and militia and police tensions from Pensacola to Chicago and beyond. The era tracks disasters, crime, and wartime caution across multiple states and territories.
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Yellow Oeer
Pensacola
Calabasis
Arizona
TiWamden
N. J
Philadelphia
Russia
Liverpool
Arthur Dines
Squantum Club
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Aplegraphic News
Kier Pratt
Kewanee
Boston
HH. Adams & Co
Little Rock
Aransas
Cincinnati Price Orient
M. H. Vanderbilt
Northwestern
Chicago
Peru
Indiana
Lymanarro
Saul Reynolds
Reading R. A
Reading Coal and Iron Co
New York Custom House
Hubbell
Roberts
Greenville
Alabama
Birmingham
Henkle
Ker
Bliss
Merrick
United States
Iowa City
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Oregon
Arthur
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Rio Grande
Portland
Webster
Marshfield
Mass
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Board of Audit
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York Co
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Charles 13. Locke
Bush Street Theatre
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Penn
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Brownville
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Ohio
Knights of Labor
Creedmoor
Charles Rowell
Daniel N. Sherwood
Northern Central Railroad
Tennessee
Richmond Dispatch U
Warden
Whig
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Edwin Smith
Coast Survey
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Prof. Pritchell
Omaha
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Western Union Telegraph
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China
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Tug Wilson
England
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Lloyd & Co
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Keeley Motor Fame
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M. Gonzales
Perry
Florida
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Mobile
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Tecumseh
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Denver
Mississippi River Commission
Congress
Jesse Hoyt
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Puerto
Victoria de Las Tunas
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Bronteras
Deming
Anton Strouse
Pittsburg
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Mersey
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Richard Martin
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Jeanette
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Claus K. Lane
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Marine Hospital Service
Minneapolis
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Doble
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Order of Knights of the Golden Rule
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Republican Campaign Committee
3D Congressional District
Louisiana
Washington
J. Durer
Crow Agency
Montana
Durer
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Howard N. Welch
New Yorke
Dr. J. Scott
George A. Sanderson
Denver and
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Mexico
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Montreal
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St. Joe
Hunter
Uniontown
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Tabor
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Hos. Geo
Reaves
House of Representatives
Bronsville
Col. J. KE. Turtelotte
General Sherman
Gen. Salida
British Columbia
New York Tribune
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Fund
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Lynch Alias McCarthy
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Ind
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Social Science Association
Francis Wayland
Yale College
Suez Canal
Joseph Jones
New Orleans
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Charles Leverrier
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