Flood from waterspout ravages Hungarian coal pits
Dispatches from Hun gary report a waterspout flooding mines near Peosva Papas and Lika Rats in which hundreds of miners were killed or missing. The flash flood swept shanties, wrecked buildings, and collapsed mine galleries with survivors and rescuers rushing to the scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuoofkirchee
Hungary
Peosva- Papas Ea Ciou
Dapalar
Pita
Califerica
Orien
Rory
Toina
Chat Lavel
World's Fair Notes On Exposition Plans And Exhibits
The article details plans for the World’s Fair displays including ivory tone pavilions, livestock exhibit features such as pigeons flight records, and Brazil and Canada's commissioners attending Chicago. It notes numerous national participations, funds raised, Italian andPennsylvania exhibits, and a unique prairie chicken feather opera cloak from South Dakota for the Woman’s Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Davis
Republic of Brazil
Chicago
Wittrast Saenpess
Canadas
Lanenza
Phmadesspaia
Pennsylvania
Board of Lady Managers
Tracy
Qesly
New York
Cnantzs D. Wacort
United States Geological Survey
Priaiwext Hawkison
Owen
Supreme Court
Herexa
Montana
Tomn
New York State
Misi
Brg
Viona Funner
Mitchell
8. D
South Dakota
Census Bulletin on Populations of New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania
The Census Daily bulletin reports total populations in 389 with sex and nativity broken out. New York totals 955 907 635 with 2 070 893 males and 3 0 052 females, 4 420 803 native and 1 671 030 foreign born. New Jersey 444 009 with 720 819 males and 724 114 females, 1 115 083 native and 323 975 foreign born. Pennsylvania 5 253 014 with 3 066 572 males and 2 591 083 females, 4 412 2 native and 730 foreign born. overall growth 1 103 144 or 22.04 percent. The tables show New York and New Jersey females predominated in 1200 while Pennsylvania males led.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New Jerasy
Caspian Sea Steamer Disaster Claims Hundreds
A Wrightful steamship named Alexander Wolkow foundered on the Caspian with about 230 passengers aboard. Reports reach Astrakhan after a prior fatal accident, spurring criticism of ship inspection and calls for overhaul of Caspian steam and sailing craft amid severe storms and poor construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caspian Sea
Caspianes
Astrakhan
Alexander Wolkow
Caspian Porte
Caspian
Casplan
Robberies and wrecks mark Eastern news sweep
Reports detail a $2300 hold up by two masked men near a company quarry, a fatal shooting of Charlon Harrington by Liorp Raven, and multiple river, rail, and storm incidents across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle States
Rorat E. Foymanater
Bolyay
Split Rock
Liorp Raven
Robert Raver
Gravefield
Penn
Charlon Harrington
Willimantic
Connn
Esstara Connecticut
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Peno
Contanin
Louis Tisroore
Pessars
Russell
Skoneramr Buarxe
Unite States
Bering Ssa
Russell Duane
Duane
Law School
University of Pennsylvania
Blaine
Sayward
Hyde Park
N. Y
Albert L. Stanton
New Jersey
Tor Delaware
Dover
Notable deaths and international incidents sweep headlines
Reports from Washington and abroad recount the burial of Senator Barbour beside his wife in Maryland, while national and international events unfold. The National Baptist Convention elects leaders in Washington. riots flare near Cork over Parnell, and a Russian palace mine scare prompts police actions. A famine relief steamer sails from Philadelphia to aid Russian peasants as global tensions rise.
Democratic State Conventions Back Cleveland Nomination
Reports from New Hampshire Missouri and Iowa describe Democratic conventions endorsing Grover Cleveland. Delegates-at-large from New Hampshire favor his renomination, while Missouri and Iowa delegates support Cleveland. At Council Bluffs a large convention united to back Cleveland and urged votes for Governor Hotel as presidential nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Missouri
Lews
Grover Cleveland
Arch
Senator Hill
Cleveland
Harry Bingham
Littleton
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
Alvah W. Sulloway
Franklin
George W. Chanilay
Cheater
Markets show wholesale prices of country produce in New York
The listing details wholesale quotes for dairy eggs fruits and vegetables with prices per bushel bag crate and dozen. Notable items include oats beans pears apples grapes strawberries cucumbers onions cabbage turnips celery lettuce and flour with regional references to New York Philadelphia and New Jersey markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
anTren Creamery
Penn
Elgin
West
Vorthy Brato Dairy
Ccee
Rosenal Hebron
Jersey
Connecticut
Orange County
Canada
National Game Notes Mixed With Early Baseball Talk
The report covers Boston pennant chances and catching strength, Wittsburg Gavin’s veteran status, Joyce of Brooklyn in eleven straight games, Kyran of Chicago as top throwing outfielder, and Anson’s bunt technique. It notes Porous form of Hutchinson and Rusia, Powens on New York woes, Dover N1 season opener injuries, and spectator habits at Washington baseball games. Also mentions Dewar’s second-base pursuit, Bancroft comments on rain delay rules, and early standings including Boston, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, New York, Cleveland, Chicago, Louisville, and Baltimore.
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Calon
New England
Graiits Manufacturers’ Association
Warrien
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachus
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New York City
Brechtta
United States
New England Association
Missouri River
Central Labor Union
Associa Te
Philadelphia
Washington
Albany
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Black
Mutual Life
Grant Monument
Brooklyn
Memorial Arch
Capitol
Bett Brow
Richmond
National Library
Uist
Concord
N. H
Granite Cutters’ National Union
Grant
National Unio
Westerly
R. I
Boston
Baltimore
Newark
Manly
Quincy
Monson
Tnd
Dhtsford
Sass
N. EL
Waterville
Clark’s Mulls
Portland
Concerl
New England Cranite Company
Barre
East Barre
Williamstown
Montpelier
Northfield
Hardwick
American Granite Company
Wiitzwasnes
Tur Bostona
Pitcnen Gavin
Wittsburg
Joyce
Tor Boston
Kyran
Anson
Chicigs
McAleer
Cleveland
New Yorks
Hutchissox
Rusia
Masacet Powens
Dover
N. 1
Jones
Senatony Hickisgy
Wotcorraso DeTus
Spectatora
House of Representatives
Lasuball
U's
Brooklys
Louisville
Anpre Lynes
Dewar
Philotulphts
Hedx
Soucs
Heiss
Bancroft
Nlea
Lynched In The City After Mob Seizure Of Suspect
An unverified report from Little Loci Arkansas describes a mob assault on a 22 year old Henry Jones runiatto arrested for alleged attack on Charles Johnston’s daughter. Authorities say the prisoner was taken to the county jail before mob violence led to a fatal outcome and broader confrontations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jones
Runiatto
Charles Johnston
Little Loci
Ark
Thy
Yotcloek
Jyh
Aly Johmston
Yiu Piob
Thu Ety
Samedne
Thas
Lars Telegraph Poly
James
Alrawat
Thay
Guanet
Senate Bills and Naval Appropriations in Second Session Actions
The Senate debated and advanced multiple measures including a $30,000 monument appropriation for Princeton Battlefield, a $50,000 naval review expense, a silk culture program, and a $1,000,000 mint site bill for Philadelphia. House actions included conference on urgent collegiate issues and continued sundry civil appropriation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Princeton
N. J
Monument Association
Socata
Sawyer
Ifty
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Call
Cubs
Greater Antilles
Bahotaus
Lesser Antilles
Windward
Hahop Keane
Catholic University
Qiru Day
AfePherson
Hale
Aussteague Rhoales
Chandler
May
Philadelphia
Oates
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Crisp
Secretary of the Treasury
Sibley
House
John 8. Barbour
Virginia
Bryan
Printers' Home Dedicated in Colorado Springs
A handsome four story white lava stone building rises one mile from Colorado Springs overlooking Garden of the Gods and Pike’s Peak as the Childs Drexel Home for Printers is dedicated. Governor Stoutt and Mayor Sprague speak. George W Childs and A J Drozel donate 100 each year.
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Childs-Drexel
Colorado Springs
Col
Stoutt
Sprague
Georgze W. Childs
Nator Gallinger
New Hampshire
Homp
One Amall
Garden of the Gods
Pike's Peak
Manitou
Cheyenne Canon
Mir
Mississippi River
Afr
Drexel
Denver
Senator Barbour of Virginia Dies in Washington Home
Senator Barbour of Virginia died suddenly at his residence in Washington at 6 a.m. He awoke ill, asked for a physician, and died within ten minutes. He had suffered a prior attack in Europe and another near the races last week. The junior senator by service, he had been active in business and railroads, serving as president of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad and later the Virginia Midland Railroad. He was born in Culpeper County December 29, 181, and served in the legislature before Congress. He leaves a large family, with relatives in Culpeper and Warrenton.
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Deschamps
Han
New Orleans
Julius Dietech
Agai
Missouri Valley
Covington
Mount Sterling
Cato
David Heath
Mary L. Hetrick
United States
Yorktown
Mohican
Adams
Rush
Bear
Safe Port
Townsend
Washington
Frankfort
Arapshoe
Okiahoni
Friscolooe
Parsons
Davis
Henry Dickerson
Coloret
Nashville
Iil
Oxden
Jurge H. P. Henderson
Michigan
John T. Caine
Dalegats
Congress
Chicago
Utah
Anaconda Affor
Butte
Montana
People's Party of
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Omaha
James
Weaver Torepealchns
L. L. Pol
Prasllen Asia
Cloves
Ohio
Burlington and Quincy
Deaihwood
South Dakota
Renchard
Firewan Wilson
Nelson
Chiddersburg
Als
Barry Rowden
Jim Rowdan
Will Cantor
Georgia Central Railroad
Coosa River
Concord
Cairo
Mssissippi
Ilinois
Aussourd
Arkansas
Ina McLusya
Pound Gap
W. Va
Letcher County
Taakegy Valley
Greer County
Texas
A. R. Avrney
Adel
Raye Broksens
Atchison
Kan
Clarksville
Toccoa
Justice Hannan
United States Supreme Court
John T. Morgan
Alabama
Berlin
E. J. Phelps
England
Treamery
Mint
Frederick A. Bancroft
New York
Brunswick
Germany
Thomes F. Wilson
United States Autorney
Arrizona
Treasury Department
Pension Bureau
United States Treasry Department
Harrison
Diamick
Mryer
Parker Jeff Washington
Jessamine
Fortrean Monroe
Ary Harris
Tidewwater
Banon Fava
Blaine
Italy
John S. Barvour
Wirrink
Wishop Keane
Catholic University
Congress of the National Art
Nession
Sater Morgan
Tee United States
Senator Barbour
Virginia
Captain Shepherd
Warrenton
Barbour
Europe
Marbour
Itoon
Senate
Cormbia
Fine Dangerfield
Culpooar
Culpeer County
University of Virginia
Horn
Jarcour
Culpeper
Cha
Iiebo
Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Virginia Midland Railroad
Iss
Representative Harbour
Harrison HH. Riddleberger
Renided
Alexan Toy
Growth of Our Settled Area and Corn as King
The article notes steady expansion of public land sales to settlers, with annual U S disposal of ten to twenty million acres and ten million acres near the size of Massachusetts. It cites one hundred fifty million acres sold in ten years, and highlights Indian corn as the leading crop grown across states, dominating arable land and surpassing wheat and cotton in many measures. A fable about a tiger and goat followed, illustrating a moral about handling insults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Public Landa O
Maassachusetts
New York
Eithor
St Ja
Ciermany
British Islands
fOnce
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Starper
Subinerne Sentry A New Mite Instrument Attracts Attention
In English maritime circles a new device called the subimaring sentry is described. It is made of two board pieces shaped to dive underwater from a moving ship and extend the wire to stay submerged. If it touches bottom it signals the deck, allowing instant notification to avoid shoal water.
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New Orleans Pienyune
Unclear text fragment referencing Hankinson and local figures
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning Hankinson and several names with unclear context and numerous corrupt words making precise summary impossible. The readable portions reference a party, individuals, and local figures but lack coherent facts.
Remarkable Letter Advocates Warner's Bat Cure
A citizen letters the press defending Warner's Bat Cure after ten years of belief in its efficacy. The writer cites Dr Holland on patent medicines and asserts personal medical success using the cure for gravel and bladder issues. Also included is a New York advice note on selecting wall paper balancing color and room design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mado
Teald
Noa
Warner
J. G. Holland
Scribner's Montaly
Hollands
Brights
Gunn
West Fortyseventh Street
New York
The Virtue of Hot Milk and Patent Remedies
A historical notice describes hot milk as a refreshing stimulant for exhaustion, claiming superior effects to alcohol. It mentions catarrh cures and various patent medicines with testimonials, pricing, and company names, including Beecham's Pills and Dr Isaac Thompson eye-water.
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Census Bulletin
Benator Barbour
Bergonant-at-Arms
Valentine
Poplar MII
National Baptist Cdvecational Convention
P. T. Alaloy
Lens
France
Promila Loubot
Very
A. G. Ponter
Rome
Connemaugh
Phiadelphia
Rita Roodsteald
Riga
Cork
Ireland
Willson O'Brien
Ors Tanner
Parnell
O'Brien
Paris
Gatehina Palace
New Zealand
Newrovrptano
Penta
Russia
Tobacco Corporation
Eng
Venezuela
Bolivar
Nsurjzonte
George Ka
Louis Kossuth
Haan
Tomaran
Fes
Iowa
Pennsivanis
Spy
Eptzenberg
Ae Baldwin
Catawba
Strawyerries
Charleston
State
N. JL
N.Y. Penn
POE
Phila
Broilers
Dreattdeesese
Seer Vane Mig
Guain
ATS
Hay—Uood
Chaley
Ver Clube
Chath Woo, Fonts
Pattburghis
Wyath
Little Rok
Boss Winans
Bir Jones Machclme
Taverne
Jani
Fasion
Ie Ik
Bis Estate
Tofcien Vernn
Errevet
Bermuda
rEore
John
Des
Revenga
Ile
Hankinson
Minta
Hall
Eide Gurney & Co
Spropsi
Oy Cheney
Tuvax
Wholesale Drugeists
Toledo
Watuine
Rinxax & Manvis
Drugeista
Rall
T. J. Williamson
Eustis
Acuex & Co
Canal Street
Beecham
Issac Thompson
Hood
L. A. Gilman
Aurelia
Roai Expree
SLM
Jonason
Dortos
Mars
Green
Sarah J Cox
Ely
Rlyson
Tuit
Honabin
Brantly
Pierce
Kennedy
Donald Kennedy
Roxbury
Mass
Kroure & Co
Bixonasrox
Dutcher
Ian
Lores
Dutcher & Hons
Sr. Albans, Ver
Rowell
Saya
Mes
T. L. Marimens
Mat Ourbock
Swat S
Sironopall
Berridle
Mim
Constlanta, Ca
Reber
Spettle
Toell Ox
Broadway
Bowery
Penn Ava
Washington, D
Washington St
Masé
Smithfield St
Pittsburg
Asylum St
Ord, Ct
HAY Brothers
Bodrice Fae Amberg File & Ind Co
Dusne Street
Mall
Doald
Gaara Co
Ba-Gardicer
D. C
Invo
Owell Diamond Cycles
Cline of
Gans
Hires
Hovokers
Sporting
Moods
John P. Lovell Arms CO
Mitra
W. L. Douglas
W. L., Douglas
CAUTI
W.L. Douglas
Brockton
Anloto Abou Dealera Mbero
McCoumbe Bona Wannixatron D. & & Cincixxatr
Llusions
Pacific
T. Taxeloe
Warren
Lydia E. Pinkham
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