Tornado and Storm Destruction Widespread Across States
Reports from Illinois Missouri Arkansas and South Carolina describe violent storms with wind rain hail. Tornadoes toppled buildings uprooted trees flooded streets and caused deaths and injuries including a boy drowned and a widow struck by lightning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Missouri
Arkansas
South Carolina
Inxomo
Newport
Armad
Cartaze
Mexico
Xisven
Audrian County
Rolicg
Joplin
Shafta
Fort Scott
Memphis
Galena
Tratk
Kansas City
Pine
Davidson
Noble
Lake Erie & Western
Fisher's
Lad
Anderson
Ind
Ughtalog
Carl Weaver
Fall Creek
Ilinois Eepare
Olney
James Sullivan
Independence
Kan
Aire
Lucy
Orangeburg
Orangebur
Elsie Palmer
Murderous train robbery ends with two killers killed at Buffalo Bluff
A Palatka special recounts the exchange at Buffalo Bluff bridge where guards confronted three robbers led by the flight toward Palatka. Wigg and Saunders were shot, with one robber killed and the others felled as the posse pursued. Dr. Morgan and Willard aided the express company crew. Rarus the famed trotter died of old age after a storied career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Junction
Fia
Saunders
Buffalo Bly Bridge
George Watts
T. H. Wigg
Buffalo Bluff Bridge
Wurte
Williams
Palatka
Wurtz
Benjamin E. Morgan
Mr. Willard
Erpress Company
Dr. Morgan
Heenty
Death of Gexenas A. D. Stneratt near Indianapolis
Obituary notes the death of Gexenas A. D. Stneratt at his country home near Indianapolis Indiana. Born June 17 1829 in Wheeler New York his life spanned a period of American expansion and political change.
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Eastern
Middle States
Gexenas A. D. Stneratt
Indianapolis
Ind
Wheeler
N. Y
New York
Syracuay
Cleveland
Chicago
Gusznav
Horace Porter
New York City
Johnstown
Penn
Newport
R. 1
Brown
Senate and House schedule and actions in Fifty-Second Congress
The record outlines daily Senate and House proceedings with multiple items. It notes Morgan s silver resolution and free coinage debates, various river and harbor, sundry civil, post office, and postal appropriations bills, and committee actions. It cites votes, amendments, and referrals, including Sunday restrictions and exhibit rules for the World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Morgan
Soorman
Afr. Stewart
Nevada
Lou Daayy
Stewart
Lodinos
Idibo
House
Meine
Johnson
Bravens
Waterspout and Flood Kill Six in Obio Village
A waterspout over Kinsman and a breach in a river caused by flooding on the Pynintuning River drowned six people, wrecked buildings and crops, and stranded residents. The surge carried away a barn and left driftwood across the river, with total losses estimated around $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsman
Niles
Obin
Broren
Robin
KO Stewart
Memorial Day Observances Across Cities Highlight Parade and Monument Unveilings
Across the nation Memorial Day drew crowds and ceremonies from Rochester to New York City. Veterans groups and civic leaders led parades, flag ceremonies, and speeches while the Rochester monument to Lincoln was unveiled on a sunlit day with President Grant’s attendance and a large statewide turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rochester
Noy
Washington
Ktochester
Public
Grand Army of the Republic
Governor Flower
Court House
Naval Reserve
National Guard
Knights
Hons
Stov
L. M. Foote
SpRaeee Ripley Memorial Church
Reynolds
Hill
Rochester University
Samuel H. Lowe
Harrison
Lincoln
Soni
New York City
United States
National Guardiwan
Grand Ary of the Republic
Hudson
National Colony
Fourteenth Street
Sons of the Revolution
Sub
Treasury
Heroca
Trinity Churchyard
General Montgomery
St Paul's
Society of War Veterans
William R. Kinz
Don la
Fort Wadsworth
Batllerina H
First Artillery
Fort Columbus
Socom Artillery
Fort Schuyler
Cveavas
Grint Ce
Horace Porter
Grant
Charles Marshall
Baltimore
Grant Post
Hroollyn
Whlef
E. UD. Morgan Post
Crank
David
Brown
de Lacy
Wager Swayne
Lous Kitzzernid
Confederate Veterans' Camp of
Amt
Loyal Legion of America
Dr M
Chatroutitenry
Calvert
Grant Poot
Opham
Grand Army of the Emidiic
Mason Gallagher
Horana Porter
Sknett Spother
Robert E. Lee
Brooklyn
Qlsiol
Hne
Cumberland Street
Latsgotty
Dekalb Avenues
Bunjenia &. Tracy
Secretary of the Navy
Goneral Honey W. Slocum
Nate Bs Bratt
Wooly
Comandant Brbean
Navy Yard
W. W. Goodrich Gusty
Ann Poin
Salam Crenata Federans Assignol
Boody Presidad
Iantos J Kany
Union Staten Navy
Congressuin
Thomas J. Magnor
Med. Camennss
Grownmood
Cypress
Marine Band
Mozars
Wickford
Soldiers Home
Baudaml
Gal- Magor
New Hampshire
Aud
Boott
de Witt
Anacostia
Cyrus W. Bussey
Edward M. Tabor
Third Artillery Band
Charles Emory Sunthaml
Sussell Or. Conwell
Veneraal Meadow
Laurel Hill
8. W. Crawford
Lanoz
Mass
Paterson
Beily
General Paterson
Egleston Faintly
Walter Cutting
Thomas Egleston
Chicago
Waldheiny
Minusi
Ohio
Olio Soldiers’ Orphans
Xenia
Georga $W. Collier
Thirty-fourth Ohio Infantry
Gettysburg
Penn
W. al. Henderson
Carilalo
City of
Mexico
G. A. RB
Sons of Veterans
Labor and wage notes across nations and industries
A sweeping survey notes factory activity, wages, and hours in boiler works, railroads, shipyards, and farming districts. It reports 3,960 union carpenters in Cincinnati, average locomotive earnings of 100 dollars, hotel cooks around 4,800 yearly, and varied weekly hours from fifty five to forty four across Australia, Britain, and the United States, with several nations seeing wage agitation and new unions forming.
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Tur
Maineapolis
Minn
Delaware
Union
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tuenversgo
Chile
New York
Catsronata
Kansar
Oregon
Nevada
Santa Fe
Labor Bureau of
Sydney
Australia
Avhotonale
Resi
Manufacturin
Chicago
Great Britain
Wonenandt
Haya
Awepisi
Norwowman
Chica
Barnoap
Eailver
Baseball News from Early League Periods and Standings
The League sanctions Sunday ball. Boston’s team shows weakness early. Sorte has caught New York’s championship games. Stalwart players like Hamar, Masintow, and Browning are highlighted for outfielding and baserunning. Jottings discuss pitchers, catchers, and manager decisions amid season chatter and attendance notes.
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Boston
Rampan
Bostons
Sorte
New York
Bnovrens
Brooklyn
Louisville
Hamar Wnioutenys Corkuil
Pittsburg
Masintow
Philadelphia
Anson
Staley
Yae
Princeton
New Haven
Chicagos
Pitts Uty
St. Louis
Loulaville
Cincinnati
O'Neil
Carrain Strixky
Vasculan
Crook
Goop
Kittredge
Chicago
Ewing
Buck
Jonn M. Wanp
Burns
Canavan
Jat Burns
Dobion
Tom
Jennings
Chapman
Pfeffer
American Association
Foster Park
Three Uncles Named in Jail Murder at Perryville
Two weeks ago Charles Stewart killed Jailer Holmes in Perryville Arkansas while awaiting trial for criminal assault. He confessed his three uncles the McArthurs advised him to murder Holmes to aid escape. Shen Oliver and the McArthurs traveled toward Little Rock but did not arrive. reports claim the three prisoners were taken from the sheriff and lynched. the McArthurs were white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stewart
Holmes
Perryville
Ark
McArthurs
Shen Oliver
Little Rock
McArthurx
Yached
McArthura
Geo. C. Cradick
Dr. Kilmer &Co
N.Y
Frank Lawson
Spencer
Lemain
Gronge C. Chanier
Dean
Gosport
ML. EL Church
Yusra
Markets Report Shows Fresh Farm Prices In New York
Late wholesale prices for country produce listed in New York include beans and peas with varied grades, dairy products from state and western factories, and live poultry prices. Notable items cover onions, grapes, apples, berries, squash, and vegetables with farm names and region references.
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New York
Deans and Fras
Mahum
Dennyextras
Ho State
Crommery
Pennsylvania
State
Penn
Duck Eegg, Md
Csers IG
Jersey
Cappus
Hebron
ISO
Oulony
Connecticut
Orange County
Canada
Tornado Devastates Wellington Kansas Wrecks Town
A violent tornado struck Wellington Kansas causing extensive property loss and numerous deaths. Buildings toppled across Wallington Avenue, fire broke out, gas was shut off, and many residents and workers were injured or killed including Laborer Fanning and Attorney General candidate James Lawrence. The Grand Army hall became a hospital as wreckage blocked streets.
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Wellington
Knt
Levery
Matus
Phillips House
Salvation Army
Squire South
James Lawrence
Walter Forsyth
Standard and Mail Office
Wellingtion
Liltel
Ita
Stralin
Grand Army Hall
Wwonathirth
Phillips Mouse
Strabo Carriage
Vireo
Josy
Balgation
Prominent Figures Overlooked in Erratic Notice
A garbled society column lists various figures including Gbansroxr at Lonnon theatres, Grienab Mines enjoying Sieyele in the army, and ALG pressing Rubinstein for a visit. It notes Grnenab N. BP. Banks gardening, AntHun SGLLIVAN recovering from illness, and a Khedive aide denied a London Aldeytau nomination. It mentions Senator Berry, Colonel Steadman, Coach Plumb supposedly dead, with other brief notes on wealth and honors.
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Gbansroxr
Lonnon
Grienab Mines
Sieyele
ALG
Rubinstein
Vizit Aurelion
Grnenab N. BP
Banks
Couvoser AntHun Sgllivan Baa
Qusex Vicrontadas Nside
Khedive of
Egypt
Conwell
Philadelpha
Tor Bannove
Senator Plumb
Berry
Arkansas
Amipely
Jan Goenn
Witttau
Germany
Nubieta
Shaton Viscocx
New York
Columbia Club
Joun BR. Heenten
Buchtol College
Akron
Ohio
Buchtel College
Albert Medal
The
Society of Arta
Seglandt
Thomas A. Balyon
Faraday
Liebig
de Lesseps
Bessemer
Holthartz Governon Sray
Oklahoma
Garl of
Inverness
Baron Killarney
Julian Jauncefote
Washington
Grol Cross
Bath
Lacusty
Quebec
Newsy Gleanings Of An Odd Dated Page Fragment
Disjointed notes report floods subsiding rains across the Mississippi Valley outbreaks among groups in Arion and Irish factions in flux. Mentions World’s Fair funding, charity allowances cut, wheat and fruit crops, and a museum figure weighing fifty pounds, all in a scattered digest of events and curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Arion
Uprmany
Midis
Connecticut
Vermont
Colored Methodist Church
Corton
Sinthen
Astrakhin
Iron Iisa
Hess
Columb
Diritte Poudeell
Rute
Italy
Mississippi
Taso
Africa
Treasure Trove in Prussian Wine Cellar Discovery
A fookeeper near Koenigsberg falls into a deep cellar. He and rescuers uncover a cellar lined with wine bottles, silk gowns, a rotted table, earthenware jugs containing four watches, thousands in silver and copper, and a jumble of deciphered documents dated 1813.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koenigsberg
Prussia
Chicago Herald
Milk Kills Germs in Fresh Dairy but Weakens with Time
Dr Freudenreich reports experiments showing cholera bacillus dies in an hour in fresh cow milk and in five hours in fresh goat milk while typhoid bacillus survives twenty four hours in cow milk and five hours in goat milk. Bactericidal properties fade with age and disappear in four to five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freudenreich
Trenton
N. J
Napos Tribe Heads and Nebraska School Facts
A Pittsburg Dispatch note describes the Napos, a Chilean tribe that removes skull bones and shrinks heads to fists by a secret method. The Nebraska figures show 6417 school districts housing 383,115 school age children and a school property value near 7 million dollars. Germany’s rail network is listed as 24,843 miles, about 56,000 miles more than Britain and Ireland’s early system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Pittsburg Dispatch
Nebraska
Germany
Great Britain
Ireland
Woman’s Health Promise in Dr. Pierce’s Remedy
An ad touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a safe, effective cure for women’s ailments. It claims guaranteed relief or money back and compares it to Pleasant Pellets as a small, affordable, easy remedy for headaches, biliousness, constipation, indigestion, and liver stomach and bowel derangements.
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Onn
Aliwaya
Bercuan
Jasag Thompson
Dr. Pierce
R. R. R. Adway
Radway
Peter
Are
Lviadway
Iway
W. L. Douglas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Idweng
Lydia
Vinrilam
Masa
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Barus
Robart Boaner
Parry Tows
X.Y. Farm
Ramis
Rarus
Bonner
Mr. Powell
Hood
Ulm
U.C. Puntar
Ligelow
Kennedy
Avery Druegin
Donald Kennedy
Roxbury
Nwasm
Jas. E. Dederick
Saugerties, N.V
Southaml Weat
Epwanp Sprens
Magholo
J. B. Hunt
Ouachita County
Winnamucca
Ito
Alleneo
Kansas
Fie
San Francisco
Cal
Burriel
Fulton Frog Works
Hammont Car Wworks
van Drake
Brass Foundry
Costen & Mantix
Maycorn
Deadwood
Heck Wurnuts
Lebanon
Dave Bhaw
Gray Court
D. C
Cuatnmuan Clarkson
Republican National Committee
White House
Fred. C. Ainsworth
United States Army
War Department
Ths
France
International Money Conference
Hankes
Parby
McVuflis
Turpin
Alabama
Scnofield
Stantey
Department of Texas
San Antonio
Venezuela
Military Academy
Alexox Grottky
Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Humbert
Portugal
Bentor Ferreira
Sringar
Cashmere
Moscow
Russia
Ibe
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Wiluan
Hawaiian Protective Association
Liluokatan
Iowa
Rusia
Riga
Emperon Wiurtaw
Berlin
Holland
Obio
Gettynburg
Independence Hall
Ecuador
Inca Perca
Quito
North America
J. J. Grascivtoy
Fron
Ceylon
Trocadero
Paris
Southern California Silk Association
New York Exposition Board
Oso Btron
Cann Hacenpeck
Homburg
Midway Plaisance
Furnivinl
E. P Allis Company
Milwaukee
Corliss
Corlley
Aull
Allis Extabit Represention
Labor World
Pisa
Lower Columbia
Mae
Ortiz Tyague Clubs
New
Northern Spy
Noltzenberg
D. He
Western N.Y
Western N. Y
Concord
Charleston
Maryland
Tock
G. OP. Greatrex
Leamington
Warwick County
England
Becaues
Maal
Nano
Delia
Campof
Treasure
Graesomo Sorbreniis
Fred. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Swamp-Stout
Dr. Kine & Co
Brnaraytox, N.Y
Taft
Jonxeox
Ely
ELY Bros
Warren St
Atova
Ira Ant
Atlanta
Nicoll
Bowery
Penn Age
W.ington
Broadway
Washington St
So & Sa Asylum
Smithfield St
Hartford
XVNU
Peters Batte
Eveseseres
Aimalnes
Piketa Montanaiaanes
Northern Land
Pacific
East Agricultar Drawal
Bebidae Aetee
Fee Land
Sefore
Ania
Davie & Watch
New Dedford
MINT
John P. P. Lovell Arms CO
Nifrs
Washington St. St
Hasslovell Diamond Cycle Cycles
Ass Ae
Brockton
Predic
Dutcner & Sons
Bie
Albin
Asidres Hay Brothers
Mater
New Lark
Vico
Mezeliluc
Warren
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