Storms across the plains and global distress spread
Cheyenne dispatch reports blizzards blocking Cheyenne and Sydney lines with 400 travelers stranded on side tracks. Severe cold and winds cripple cattle, while Indian drought and famine south of India prompt relief efforts. Steamship and mining accidents kill workers. five deaths in Georgia and Indiana follow boiler explosions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Sya! Bix Union Mall
Blizard
Cheyenone
Sydney
Neb
North Ota
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Huron
Pierre
St. Paul
Mina
Pioneer Press
Plarnymys
Fionecar Press
Marshal Killed in Forest City Shootout
Town Marshal Willem B. Jones was shot and killed in Forest City while attempting to arrest John Parris and his brother, known liquor sellers. In the exchange, Parris was mortally wounded and fellow officer Harrill fired, wounding Parris in the shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem B. Jones
Forest City
Charlotte
N.C
John Parris
Parris
Tusely
Jones
Barrill
Harrill
Dallas Public Building Bill Advances Despite Veto Threat
Texas Representative Abbott from Public Buildings and Grounds reports back an extension bill for Dallas public buildings. The bill sets an estimated cost of 600 with a two thirds vote needed to pass. 141 yeas and nine nays recorded as it moves to the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houses of Representatives
Abbott
Texas
Committee On Public Buildings and Grounds
Dallas
Turbulent Times Report Multiple Disasters and Notables
The report covers fires at Brady's block to Moss Hoans with losses around 74,000 and industrial plant damage near J. St. Been Oey, plus a 350,000 loss. It notes deaths including J N McCunnovan and Jons McKrown, a 1885 born Irish immigrant who amassed 4 million. Also mentions accidents, strikes in Connellsville, a fatal blast near New Cumberland, and a rail wreck at Groveland New York. The piece lists political shifts, pension actions, naval armor contracts, and cabinet changes in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Aleghany City
Penn
Jons McKrown
Old Prince
Washington, Penn
Newton
County Armagh
Ireland
Christian Zimmerman
New Cumberland
Poon
Hin
Cyixr
Joux Arrixroy
Malus
Bangor
Tex
Connellsvills
Afiss
Mary Correre
Danbury
Conn
Miss Coffee
Cok
Connisville
Conemaugh
Johnsto Penn
Connecticut
Hartford
Senate
Laws ‘Reprarn
Anti- Poverty Society
New York City
Groveland
N. Y
Dy ‘ Rotary Tracy
Raum Investigation Committee
Coast and Geodotle Survey
Spaulding
Treasury Department
Anjeneral Franz Sigel
Representa Svea
Congress
Plattsburgh
Baron Bt Fava
Washlo Ve
Metropolitan Club
James G. Blaine
John Davis
A. A. Adoo
John Moors
D. W Voorhees
Indiana
BH. C. Hasbrouck
North Dakota
United States Senate
Bloor
Morgan
Department of Agriculture
United States
James B. Reed
Pennsylvania
EL Beatty
Idaho
District of
Hazlator mine disaster traps eighteen in flood on J C Haydon Co slope
A mine flood at Jeansville near Hazilator coatings traps twenty five workers. Patrick Dell and Charles Boyle perish as water surges through the slope while rescuers save several teammates amid chaotic darkness and exploding air. The toll includes multiple named locals and Hungarian workers with pumps expected to take a month to drain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazlator
Penn
Jeansville
J. C. Haydon & Co
Patrick Dell
Charles Boyle
J. Caydon & Co
Joansville
enUro Alops
Nod
Wiliam Jesid
James Grifithstorns
Nolins
John Watkins
John Morgan
Boyle
Coll Toly
Coll
Arpos
Dernard McCloskey
Patrick Ollegoslozie
James Wanl
Ireland
Laurence
Edward —Gallaphen
Samuel ‘Orter
James (Giriffiths
Minior
J. C. Haden & Co
Mahanoy City
Peon
Congress Debates Fortifications and Pension Bills
Senate and House actions include passage of Fortifications Appropriation and Pension bills, committee revisions on the Eight Hour Labor and Naval measures, and adjournment for memorial observances. Debates cover Nicaragua Canal, tariff punctuation, and copyright corrections. Delays and vowed future sessions mark the ongoing legislative budget and policy battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mill Academy
Ingalls
Dar
Afr
Wolcott
Nicaragua Canal Company
Hawley
Ban Jozodd Guatemala
Barrun-din
Navy Department
Bata Day
Sr. Berry
Phelan
Tennessee
Harris
Jones
Arkansas
Faulkner
Stockbridge
Pierce
Senato
Committee On Education and Labor
Lori Daz
Hoar
United States
Gorman
House
Wilber
Missouri
Cockrell
Susmi
Lin
McKinley
Phillips Brooks
Boston
Mass
Bingham
Yeas HS
Payson
Thnols
Thechair
Mason
Chantler
McMillin
Nassau
James Phelan
Congress
Tenth
McMilliam
Mesers
Washington
McRae
Wichaoan
Enloo
Montgomery
Coleman
Geary
Lodge
Barrondia
Dalzell
Camariatdes Reiter
Lavtee
Secretary of the Navy
Dallas
Terns
Prascents
X Wat Pace
Lovell's Golden Anniversary Honors Boston Business Leader
A long profile traces John P. Lovell rising from a humble start to head of the Lovell Arms Co. His early work in a cotton factory and a gun trades apprenticeship led to partnership with A. B. Fairbanks, then ownership and growth. By 1844 he consolidates control, expands in Boston, and earns acclaim for enterprise and integrity alongside his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joux Pr. Lovell
Bualnos
John P. Lovell
Boston
Mr. Lovell
Joly
Thaagoo Slaven
John
Histor
Hfo
Dusiness
A. B. Fairbanks
Gaasualth
Aod
Fairbanks
Nga
Ifty
John P. Lovell Arms Co
Leonard Grover
Grover
America
Rico
John Y Lovell
Greely
Harvard
Washington Street
HMA
Tallagaead
Srey
Pontmanstlp
Bryad
Abstones
Uta NY
Des
Harding & Pleley
ZA St
New Tork
Send
Clinton St
Inra Inia Ecient
Arno
Zamir Bote
Tecma
Willams
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Strikes and labor unrest sweep across nations with many workers affected
A survey of global labor action notes 164m spindlers in Taene and 10000 strikes of 1800 era. It highlights unions in Chicago with Armour employing 6000 men and 79 Bos Sarzi butchers on strike. Reports cover English railways Irish railways German c a m h waged workers and proposals to limit working hours in Ohio and Russia.
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Taene
Tre Houth
Catoaso
Denver
Col
Tue
Iron Moulders’ Union
Ldme
Ee Yoru
Bnooxien
A 'Uponsi Tne Amalgamated Sociaty of
Neers
Bos Sarzi
Chicago
Ohio House of Representatives
Aanzwens Uyon
San Francisco
Cal
Kursk
Russia
Cr. G. Cons
Elkhart
Ind
Frepxaicy H. Friiten
Ill
Tax Federation of Labor
New York
Berlin
Three Miners Rescued Alive After 115 Hours Underground
Jobo Rincer, William Cragle, and Michael Shotlong survived 115 hours in a flooded Susquehiana Coal Company mine near Grand Tunnel Pennsylvania. Rescuers used a raft and improvised lights to reach and lift them to safety as pumps reduced the water and crews aided their exit back to West Nanticoke and Grand Tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Rincer
William Cragle
Michael Shotlong
Susquehiana
Coal Company
Grand Tunnel
Nanticoke
Penn
Slopa
George Bendall
Bendall
William Bowen
Anthony Jones
Bendell
Bowen
Rineer
Jones
Mina
Tas
Riocer
George
Creer
Parhway
Crazlo
Rinsar
Bhedlong
Isan
Trark
Jenith
Olter
Thiafsith
Ralninz
Six Lives Lost in Nebraska and South Dakota Blizzard
A northern blizzard halted trains on the Union Pacific near Cheyenne as crews resumed restoration. Six people died in Nebraska and South Dakota including Mrs Milton Cumralnye near Bushville and two boys Bidlo Chedster and Biaro St. Peters near Kearney. A missing man, Mr Soissent from Chadro Keb, is being sought.
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Northwest
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Wyoming
South Dakota
Elk Creek
Bushville
Neb
Milton Cumralnye
Kearney
Bidlo Chedster
Biaro St. Keters
Mr. Soissent
Chadro
Boly
Killing Spouse and Self Follows Domestic Discord
Charles Knack of Leopolds Wisconsin shot and killed his wife and another person last week. The bodies were not found until six days later. Mrs Knack’s face was partly eaten by a cat in the room. The deed followed quarrel as Knack and his wits did not live together. In a separate event William Hilanley discharged for drunkenness attacked his sweetheart’s brother with red hot iron at a blacksmith shop, causing his death.
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Als Road Company
Coos River
Als
New Mexico
Koraa
Cal
W. G. Howstrs
Seathart
Missouri
Mabe
Cain
Wien
Palas
Inots
ElUsville
Fulton County
Jamee Phelan
Con- Fw
Memphis
Tenn
Providence
Travenbeor
Claemonti
Ohio
Cuarrox
Au ‘Exas
Blakely
New Orleans
Galveston
Texas
United States
McConnell
August Ford
Utica
Minn
Charles Knack
Leopolds
Wis
William Hilanley
Barry
Adelaide
Mannington Caffyn
Hepworth
British Naval Reserve
Port Adelaide
Sbesaga Os
Indian Ocean
Pall Bali
England
Notable Figures and Peculiarities In 19th Century Notes
A collage of brief mentions covers prominent people and oddities. Tor Pope suffers a cold, Jaurs E. Munpocn nears eighty, and Chauncey Depew reportedly has many namesakes. Moraen Bry dies after damming the Nile idea. Other items note a contested cremation, Arctic injuries, royal claims, and social introductions amid a Boston business tie.
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Tor Pope
Paesipent Monroy
Jaurs E. Munpocn
Moraen Bry
Chauncey Depew
New York
Belgrade
Alarander
Bervin
Graenan Miles
Paddy Miles
Riven HaGoany
Society of Antiq
Sry Landon
England
Taene Fan
Japan
Yous
Ekugeamor Hiddo
J. R. MoKes
Darrison
Boston
Mass
August Flower credited with relief in Mrs Black’s neuralgia tale
A testimonial from Mrs. Sarah M. Black of Seneca Missouri describes long standing neuralgia affecting head stomach and womb. She reports weakness yellow complexion and sleep disruption improved after taking August Flower. Also includes a whimsical whale story and unrelated notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah M. Black
Seneca
G.G. Green
Alan’fr. Woodbury
N.J
Simple Home Remedies From Fragmented Advice
A dated collection of home tips covers first aid brushes from poisoning antidotes to burns and nosebleeds. Suggestions include vinegar or lemon juice for alkaline poisons, strong coffee for opium, lime-water chalk and water for acids, flour or linseed oil with lime-water for burns, and pressure for nosebleeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Jedger
The Peasant Class In Illinois Farms An Absentee Landlord Threat
The piece argues that many farms in Illinois Wisconsin and nearby areas are deserted by owner families who live in towns on rents from tenants. It notes absentee landlords neglect improvements schools and local culture turning rural townships into semi foreign communities with limited English usage and weak civic interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilnois
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
New England
Prairie
West
Springfield
Ill
Jonesville
Wis
Bavaria
Bohemia
Illinois
Europe
New World
Gila Monster Noted For Venom And Colorful Description
Fragmented text describes the gila monster native to New Mexico and Arizona, noting its poisonous impact on the heart and spine. It mentions the animal’s glossy black skin with orange dots and traces of Spanish etymology, ending with a miscellaneous reference to a San Francisco idol collector and a critique of patent medicines.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Detroit Free Press
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Telegraph and Cable
Leeward Islands
W. F. Haynes Smith
Leeward Ialands
Leerard Island
Oringauticos
Eng
India
Lodia
An & ‘Watkins
Maine
Nat Kane
Charles Kirk
William Ross
Luther Michael
Scilly Islands
Chiswick
Cardiff
le Nazaire
Bees Fest & Tghubip
Clave
Penzance
Hampton Shront
Martinsvile
Re’ Ayville Tatnalt County
Pho Dallas
Lexas
the Markets
Newport
Teeenenen
Orem
Lord—City
Lm. Creamery Dairy
Sam Buffato
Timothy
Northern
Gorlolime TV
Watertown
Mabh IV
Farlly
Olblore
Seneregren
Rene Reat
Cheeas
Oseerene
Kino Howsent
Italy
Bignor Crispi
Marquis di Rudini
Provissorn Hoxxen
Medical
University of Berlin
Koch
Ar Ruett
Glarus
Switzere
Bynlands
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Parsons
Tolice
Galway
Polles
Tay
James McLaren
New Edinburg
Canada
Humbert
Cespta
von Scrliepfen
General von Walderses
Trafic
Iran
Mace
Oan
France
Itisa Pps
China
Bhanghal
Li Hog Chang
Bhuan
Tpa
Woo Chuan
Pot Chung
Alves
Nebraska
Lowell
Hop
Boston Transcript
M. Æ. World
Feady
Palin
Stark Hox
Louisiana
Jason
Anermitt
Honor
Lewis & Co
Security Haliding
Kansas City
Leo Wats
Jeet Ipale Ga
Laurern Adalerae
Erat
Tylordé Co
Oklahoma
Waldo
Tylor
Kansas
Oliby
Cuacrs Wae
Bam, Ann
Charles A. Vogaler CO
Batmore
ELY
Eatorra
Warren
Sagania
Ana
P. A. Leamant
Paten Waabiseten
D.C
Tacomals Ier Oa
Scott
Peciai
Seok & Bowne
Thomas Thomas
Carmantown
N. J
Eald
Mousey
Germany
Victoris
Dobbins
California
Rewa
J. Urner & Co
Wwe
Oirn
Tavax
Kinwan
Inces
Boner
Dee City
Soares & Co
Kansaac
J.zh. Bauer
Kuur
Noftsa
Kilo
Aroh
St. Phila
Toano Thomp
Bottis
Syquriies
California Fig Syrup CO
Oal
Wew York
la Tomaso & CO
Dr. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical. Association
Main Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Arene
Beecham
Amehamron
Loisette
Bearappe
Manes Nycane
Fifth Ave
Axle Frazer
W. L. Douglas
Falkceman
Hutton and Lace
Hkoe
Feror
Bianka
Wala Douglas
Brockton, Moss
DR. Schenck
Felona
Philadelia
Matt Wa
Ube
Sapolio
Catarra
Draagie Philaouresia
Practical Po
Harper
Ford
Leone Kercet
New, York
M.D. Ghambeea
Chlesso
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