Califor nia Cyclone Destroys Dwellings and Kills Report
A Californian cyclone causes widespread destruction from Utica to Yuma with collapsed homes, blown stables, and a church damaged. Flooding follows the storm, with rivers rising in Indiana Michigan and California and rail lines and bridges washed away. Lifes lost reported in scattered areas as towns brace for ongoing flood conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isprawaroit
Ind
Jeffersonville
Howard’s Ship Yards
Yachem & Willinger
Utica
Jacob Bremer
J.B. Johnson
John Hazardus
Abiack
Beto
Susan Strye
Valentine Brindle
Wrank Brindle
Frank Morrison
Morrison
Ransom Carlin
Willam Marshall
John Gunter
Kentucky
Ohio
Los Anacres
Cal
Wells
Wilmington
Evansvi
Kalamazoo
Mich
Sumner, II
Embarras
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Wratrorst
Mias
Tombigbee
Covington
Yuma
A. T
Gila
Colorado
San Bennanpiso
Santa Anas River
Lytle Creek
Lytle’ Creek
Mohave River
Sen
Hert
Lybie
South City
Rancinca
Soledad Canyon
Los Angeles
Canyon
Monte
Pomona
Coyamonga
Colton
Benning
Santa Anna
Downey Station
Seven Palms
Chilian Insurrection Progress Report From Santiago
New York Herald sketch of the Chilean uprising with reports from Santiago dated January 17. Insurgents extend from Coquimbo to Sierra Nesta as government forces fortify Santiago. Militants capture Coquimbo and clash at Talcahuano, Valparaiso, Pisagua and Pisazud amid reverses for government troops. Dispatch notes reinforcements, proclamations, and renewed emphasis on military actions through February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scne
New York
the Herald
Chili
Santiago
Coquimbo
Sierra Nesta
Lisbie
Drutia
Cfuisers
Magallanes
Cochrane
Valparaiso
Ube
National Guard
Pisazud
Iquique
Helr
Punts Caldera
Panama
Arica
Peru
Cquimbo
Pisagua
FIGHTING IN INDIA Britons beat Burmese after desperate fights
Advices from Rangoon report sharp fighting between British forces and Burmese rebels. Maj Smythe's column captured Wuntho with little opposition while Okpho saw a heavy assault end in Burmese defeat and British casualties. Capt Hutchinson wounded as 27 Burmese killed in night engagement near Rawlin. Silver vein discovery noted in Grayson farm Clark County Oregon.
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Calcutta
Rangoon
Wuntho
Maj
Smythe
Okpho
Hutchinson
Rawline
You
Okham
Senator Ephraim King Wilson Dies in Washington
Maryland senator Ephraim King Wilson died suddenly at his hotel in Washington around 10 o'clock Tuesday night. He had recently complained of illness and would have begun his second term in March. The Senate appointed a committee to oversee his funeral and to arrange formal communications with the Maryland legislature and house of representatives.
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Maryland
Waemneton
Ephraim King Wilson
Senate
Wilson
Gordman
Hamilton House
Senator Wilson
Baltimore
Congress
Wasametor
Gorman
House of Representatives
Gray
Del
Jones
Ark
Pasco
Fla
Faulkner
W. Va
Spooner
Wis
Mitchell
Ore
Snow Hill
Tinion Academy
Washington Academy
Princess Anne
Jefferson College
Pennsylvania
Maryland House of Delegates
Pierce
King
First Judicial Circuit
United States Senate
James B. Groome
Fred Keifer
Steubensville
Mich
Waterloo
Burlington
Richard F. O’blirne
Twenty-first Infantry
U. S
Erie
Pennsylvania Manufacturing Co
Tamesvar
Austria
Jim Howard
Pineville
Decatur, Sr
John Keltington
Warren
Floyd Bushfield
Jeffersonville
Ill
Ohio River
Arkansas
Engle
Allegheny
Jack Romack
Hilk
New York
Connecticut
Morgan G. Bulkley
Fifer
Illinois
Thomas J. Sanford
Christian County
Chester
John Boyer
N. J
Sarah Cowles
Joseph
Hollase
Iron River
Peter
Hector
Ed’ Scott
Ice
Tug Relieves Stranded Jesomene After Rock Near Miss
The British ship Jesomene narrowly escaped destruction near Point Reyes after striking at Potato Patch. The vessel dragged anchors, top gallant masts were removed, and a tug named Relief towed her Monday afternoon, with a tow charge of 12,000 dollars as the ship and cargo were valued at 175,000 dollars.
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San Francisco
Point Reyes
Zeal
Relief
National Council elects officers and state convention held
The Woman's National Council elected officers with May Wright Sewell as president and Ella Dietz Clymer as vice president. Rachel Foster Avery was chosen corresponding secretary and Isabel Charles Davis recording secretary. Lilian M N Stevens named assistant secretary. In Michigan Jackson on Feb 26 the Republican state convention nominated supreme judge candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woman's National Council
May Wright Sewell
Indiana
Ella Dietz Clymer
New York
Rachel Foster Avery
Pennsylvania
Isabel Charles Davis
Lilian M. N
Montgomery
Jackson
Mich
Theé Re‘publican
Curiaco
the Sons
Chicago
Leland Hotel
L. BK. Coupland
Gresham
E. C. Crawford
Harrison
Lew -Wall
Thompson
Will ‘Cumback
Maurice Thompson
Hovey
Gray
Vincennes
John C. Ridpath
Dr Pauw University
Greencastle
Oliver P. Morton
John L. Griffiths
Indianapolis
Milo 8. Haseall
Thomas A.” Hendricus
L. P. Boyle
Indiana Legislature Debates Municipal Water Purchase Bill
The passage notes a postponed vote on a bill allowing cities to buy and run water works and electric plants. A separate measure to investigate a rail claim between 1.9 and 3 million dollars passed, with a governor appointing a commission to report to the attorney general. Other items mention a world’s fair appropriation, governor Hovey’s oil inspector bill veto and challenges, and various Indiana events and trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Hauté & Todianapolis
Snd
Senate
Flour Qioist and February Fragment
Unclear OCR fragment mentions flour related terms and a February reference. No identifiable persons, organizations, or events readable to form a full news item.
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Jeffersonville, Ind
California
India
Sipherson
Cuares McComb
Graysons Farm
Silver Creek
Clark County
Oates
Mexico
Jaurenga
Jalisco
Bonpon
Massowari
Pinelli
Buri
Chesterton
Miller's Station
Memphis
Courtney Porsyth
Pickett
Indianavolis
New Federation In Indians
India Narpolis
Farmers’ and Workingmen’s Organizations
Minnie Mabbitt
Delphi
Lulu Mabbitt
Minnie
Amer Green
Braz
Matilda Evans
Ferdinand, Ind
Owrnsworo
Hoppenjohn & Miller
Osborn
Sons
Torre
Hare, Ind
Tee
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