Wreck on Railroad Near Lakeville Claims Three Lives
A collision on the Epittsburg Chicago and Fort Wayne line near Lakeville Ohio killed engineer John Cowan fireman Harvey Galthouse and brakeman Edward Miller. A detached section of freight cars including gasoline tankers exploded ignited by the crash and burned for hours, destroying property valued at about 100000.
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Epittsburg
Chicago and
Fort Wayne
Lakeville
Ohio
John Cowan
Alliance
Harvey Galthouse
Oho
Edward Miller
Marshallville
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Section No. 3
European and American Elites in Brief Historical Notes
A compilation of scattered anecdotes notes Rich figures like Prussian maker Krupp, and various officials, saints, and politicians. It mentions Tre Prussian income, Revivals in New York, a minister to Russia, and honors paid to Bismarck and the Sultan of Zanzibar. It records philanthropic gifts to libraries, and notes Yale’s reputation and Prince Bismarck’s retirement hints. It also recounts Randall’s Philadelphia fund and Senator Wave Houston’s deer hunt and antler gifts to lawmakers.
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Gryerau
Gainesville
Gat Moopx
New York
Thomas Jeferson Kean
Eorror
Philadelphia Press
Russia
Burgas
Pat Bismarck
Zanzibar
Germany
Empernor Wittram
Senator Hedast
California
Missouri
San Francisco
Clarke
Pittabyarr
Carnegie
Joaqurt
Sierras
Horst
Massachusetts
tAutocrat
Porter
Yale
American University
Gxsenar Roser
Washington
Andrassy
Prince Biswarck
Lauren J. Randall
Philadelphia
Randall
Wave Houston
South Carolina
Gray
McPherson
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Stage and music notes from distant capitals and Chicago
Dron Boudcautt has written or adapted nearly four hundred plays. Christine Nilsson is growing obese. Five thousand applauded The Mikado by the Dull Company at the Auditorium Chicago. A farewell benefit in London for comedian Toole drew representative men. Verdi airs banned by Italian minister. Wagner at La Scala a financial success. Madame Clementine de Vere engaged by Rev Paxton’s church in New York for 1500 dollars yearly. As You Like It staged in London by Mrs Langtry with Prince of Wales in attendance.
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Dron Boudcautt
Christine NiLsson
Chicago
Queen Victoria
Balmoral
London
Comedian Toole
Australia
Iris
Verdi
Fine Arts
Italy
la Scala
Milan
Mademoiselle Clementine DE Vere
Cattle and Grain Prices Across Markets Listed in Notice
Market prices from New York and other cities show cattle, hogs, and sheep ranges with calves and lambs listed. Wheat, corn, oats, barley, rye, and dairy products appear with reported prices from multiple exchanges and regions.
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Kew
York
Bede PS Assis
Sesserees A
Stein
Cseseore
Western
Pendherse
Buffalo
Boston
Watertown
Mass
Penn
Description and Expense of a Small and Inexpensive Structure
A satirical look at carpenters and builders discussing their skill and the widespread dry goods box style of architecture. The piece laments harsh criticism for minor roofing leaks after cyclones and a blamed lack of rhyme or reason in the complaints.
Detailed design of a small inexpensive neighborhood house
The text describes a compact two story structure with a front width of 86 ft and depth of 1 ft 6 in, featuring stone or brick foundations, clapboard first story, shingle roof, white plaster interiors with soft wood trim, a stair with wooden balusters, and tasteful exterior colors. It critiques the offense and advocates a modest attractive design similar to a dry goods bar designer's vision.
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Body of Mist
Immigrant Landing Plans and Global Posts From 19th Century Papers
Reports show Bepvoi Island in New York harbor named for new immigrant landing places and campaign drills. Ixpta grows as China's tea trade, while Kansas boards note a population decline of 56 635 in the past year. Germany’s socialist party nears a million, Oregon towns double to quadruple census figures, and 83 railroads report 23 500 874 in January earnings.
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New York Harbor
Switzer
Ixpta
China
Kansas State Board of Agricultura
Socialist Party of Germany
Oregon
England
Baltimore
United States
Berlin
Baltic Sea
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Poland
Galicia
Notable probate and crime items in Eastern and Middle States
Joan Jacos Agron s will admitted to probate in New York leaving $700000 to public institutions and the bulk to son William Waldorf Astor. A coroner s jury in Great Falls New Hampshire found Isaac B Sawtelle guilty of killing his brother Hiram. Boston School Board drops Anderson s History for religious content. Granae Clark hanged in Waynesburg Pennsylvania for involvement in William McCausland s death. The Enterprise brings home George H Pendleton body. Massachusetts liquor panel urged strict prohibition and high licenses unchanged. Ex Governor James E Exquisit dies in New Haven aged seventy seven. Atlantic Fire Insurance Co of Providence suspends business after Lyun fire losses.
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Eastern
Middle States
Joan Jacos Agron
New York
William Waldorf Astor
Great Falls
Nhhs
Isaac B. Sawtelle
Hiram
Tse School Board of
Boston
Mass
Anderson
St of
Granae Clark
William McCausland
Waynesurg
Penn
United States
Enterprise
George H. Pendieton
Germany
Liquor Committee
Massachusetts
Demsiaturo
James E. Exquisit
New Haven
Conn
Atlantic Fire Insurance Company of
Providence
RK E
Lyun
Multitude of Far-Flung Sagas In One Patchwork Sheet
A volatile report mix notes drownings of Hal family children near Cambridge City Indiana after a flood. Fires destroy Vancouver Washington jailhouse. Charleston South Carolina lines up to welcome Vice President Aaron to an official visit. A westbound passenger train wreck at Roanoke Virginia injures eleven. A Kentucky hillside collapses into the Ohio River near Lawrenceburg. Hydrophobia claims a Sedalia Missouri child. A Bankers Relief Association scam surfaces in San Francisco. A German singing delegation protests High License bill in Annapolis. Kansas towns Ingalls and Cimarron clash, a death and wounds reported. Anna Hall drowns near Lake Worth Florida. A lynching in Morgan County Georgia. A St. Vincent Minnesota signal station observer vanishes. Extreme cold North West, a Lexing ton Kentucky murder, a Benton Mississippi cyclone. Holmes family found dead near Shimrooe Idaho Territory. Noyes Norman boat shop burns in St Joseph Missouri. White and colored assailants whipped near Rockingham North Carolina. A train wreck at Ithaca Michigan kills Combustor alias William Faire and injures others. A Laythe Ranch gunfight in Washington injures four, two fatally. Edmiston and Jameson blocks burn at Sioux Falls. Wikesbarre steamer burns in Charles town. Pan American Congress advances rail links and sanitary rules. Gun boats contracted from Bath Iron Works. Ex-President Cleveland sells Oak Hill. Alaska seal contract awarded to North American Commercial. Taubers shot in Congress but survives. Harold Seward named consul general candidate. French and Albanians turmoil. Queen Victoria era amnesty receives praise. German election returns tilt toward socialist and liberal blocs.
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Cambridge City Lnd
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Charleston
8. C
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Alfred Carbough
Sedalia
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Cumming's Mill
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Baltimore
Annapolis
Kansas
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W. C. Hall
Louisville
Lake Worth
Fla
Brows Wasurxeton
Morgan County
RK. J. Bornan, Jr
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Gorruxon
Boits
Des Moines
Laws
Benton
Miss
Holmes
Shimroee
Inala
Saveral
Tuc
Wikesbarre
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
New York
Charlestown
Bank Robbery and Fatal Capture at Meriden Kansas
Telegraph operator in Meriden Kansas received a bank robbery dispatch from Valley Falls. A stranger described as blond with blue eyes and a moustache was tracked to a hotel and confronted by posse with Winchester rifles. he drew and was killed by police in self defense. Loot recovered from his boots includes hundreds of dollars in counterfeit notes. The Valley Falls bank robbery earlier that day led authorities to pursue the outlaw Robertson.
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Taylor
Meriden
Kan
Hoe
Sherif Meriden
Kansas
Hicke & ‘Gephart
Atchison
Allck UN
Pyoheomenyg Smith
Summerfield
Valley Falls
Wiranger
Smith
Cohn
Valley Fails Bank
Burlington
Ken
Robertson
R. C. Smith
Ottawa
Ann Foat
Hicks & Gephart
Gephart
Meridan
Kun
Sealing Lease Awarded for Behring Sea Islands
Secretary Windom awards twenty year exclusive right to kill seals on St George and St Paul islands in Behring Sea to North American Commercial Company. Bid includes high annual rentals and per seal bonuses totaling about 23 million dollars. Alaska Commercial Company previously held a near monopoly.
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Windom
St George
St. Paul
Behring Sea
North American Commercial Company
New York
San Francisco
New Corporation
Jd. Liebes
a_fueker
D. O. Mills
Lloyd Tevin
Alaska Commercial Company
North Amoerian Commercial Company
Alaska
Ias
Jimai
Auuw
Seal Islands
Russan
Buring Sea
Fiutsla
United States
Fire Destroys Mail Car on Utah Rail Line
A westbound train near Blue Creek Utah suffered a fire in a mail car six miles from a water tank. Despite a swift dash to the water, 158 sacks of through mail burned as flames consumed the car’s interior. Passengers barely held in as the train rushed to safety. Thomas Orchards, chief clerk of the railroad at Ogden, could not explain the origin of the blaze.
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Central Railroad
Blue Creek
Ogden
Utah
Watfuirway
Enzinaer
Thomas Orchards
Atul
Ogulen
Incendiary Fires Seek to Raze Harrisburg Churches
Reported string of church arsons in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Unknown incendiary damaged Salon German Reformed Church office and audience area causing about 2000 in losses. Earlier fires threatened Brethren Memorial and Church of God buildings. alarms and swift actions averted broader destruction. Investigators link to broader arson attempts amid other unrelated notes about machinery in Chicago.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Tie
Lutheran Church
Sextoy
Lym
Senate activity reports broad appropriations and bills across states
A Senate session itemizes numerous public and private bills, including a $100,000 appropriation to enlarge the Topeka public building, $75,000 for a new St. Albans structure, and a $4,000 grant for a Trenton battlefield monument. Debates cover tariffs on oranges, a Columbus statue in Washington, and Sherman's anti trust bill, with nominations and elections affecting the Senate leadership and committees. The House pursues international conference representation, federal salaries, Alaska school rules, and irrigation plans, while contested election cases in Arkansas and Gettysburg monument funding also appear among the day's actions.
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Topeka
Kan
St. Albans
Evarts
Committee On Library Faportes
Battlefeld
Trenton
Call
United States
New England
Field
Boston
New York
Pagel
Christopher Columbus
Washington
Sherman
Henry C. Caldwell
Arkansas
Brewer
Ingalls
Morton
Ins
Florida
House
Madrid
Allison
Mitchell
Committee On Foreign Relations
Dolph
Secretary of the Interior
Alaska
Interior Department
United States District Court
Spooner
Blair Tullfist
Voorhees
Tegan
Fuy Seal Salands
North American Commercial Company
Finance Committee
Atkinson-Pendleton
Clunie
Rowell
Atkinson
Pendleton
Caldheon
Department
Cutcheon
Yeas
Cate of Featherston
Cate
Featherston
Billy
Owen
Gettysoe
Kinsey
Lill
Solterson Barracks
eCate
National Debt Report February treasury public debt figures
February public debt statement shows total debt principal 1 594 149 186 and interest 7 504 050 with net cash position and a monthly decrease in debt of 42 090 001 since June 30. Total treasury cash is listed under the Treasurer's general account.
Labor unrest and strikes ripple across nations
A fragmented survey notes defeats and actions in Europe and America. It cites a failed amnesty vote in France, eight hour movement meetings in Cooper Union, Berlin labor talks, and Swiss labor conference abandonment. It also reports new farmers alliances in Nebraska, planned May Day strikes, and harsh conditions for cotton workers in Mexico.
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Shawietany
Chamber of Deputies
Cooper Union
New York
Martin Snons
Southwest
Oregon County
Alo
Berne
Tae Lesley
TuEne
American Federation of Labor
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Jina
Great
Brita
Mion
Fires Destroy Venango Buildings and Ice Sighting Declares North
Reports from Venango Pennsylvania describe Twe Venango House and several other structures burned. Across New York, ocean and lake officers report vast ice fields and numerous icebergs off Newfoundland and Nova Scotia as vessels reach port.
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Venango
Penn
New York
Newfound
Iona
Flood Swamps Cumberland River Villages Forcing Mass Evacuations
Sudden Cumberland River rise in Tennessee drives about fifteen hundred people from lowland homes. Dwellings flood up to twelve to fifteen feet, leaving goods behind as families seek escape by dugouts canoes or scows. Many residents inhabit upper stories awaiting rescue.
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Cumberland
Tenn
Rival the wolf hound thefted by Emperor William at Kennel show
The Weatminster Kennel Club show featured Rival a seven or Circassian wolf hound formerly owned by the late Emperor William and sold for 10000 dollars. Rival, like other greyhound class dogs, is valued for beauty power and swift gait and is joint property of Merbert Booth King and John Getz of New York City.
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William
Russia
Hival
Ivan
Far West
Trival
Austria
Mme. Bernhardt
Merbert Booth King
John Getz
New York Journal
Moon myths and a York town panorama under sale
An array of moon folklore from Asia Europe and the Americas details rabbit and man in the moon beliefs plus an Esquimaux tale. A York town surrender panorama sold for 40 dollars after five years storage. The Mexican government backs rubber cultivation with a 300000 tree Chiapas project. Syrup of Figs marketed as a pleasing laxative and diuretic.
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Yorktown
New York
Chiapas
Tenacity and patience in healing in Buffalo ad
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery emphasizing perseverance in treatment. It claims disease resistance through slow, steady use and guarantees benefit or refund. The piece notes specific conditions like Salt-rheum Eczema and Old Sores and presents Worth's Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo New York as proprietors.
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Golden Medical Discovery
Worth
Drepensary Medical Association
Prosprietors
Main St
Buffalo
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