West Broadway building collapse claims 15th victim
In New York city a partial collapse on West Broadway near West Third street traps 70 to 80 workers. Names of the dead include Joan Burks and Charles Patterson among electricians and plasterers from New York and Brooklyn. Debris shows an iron beam may have given way.
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New York
West
Broadway
Third Streets
Joan Burks
Brooklyn
Claus Puterson
Electrician
Charles Smith
Michael Savage
Plasterer
Michael Flynn
Laborer
Michael Q’hare
West Broadway
John Murphy
Fire Roars Through Newark Stamp Plant Complex
A major Newark blaze destroyed the Central Stamping company plant on New Jersey and Railroad Avenues and five adjacent buildings, with losses over 500000 to the firm and about 30000 to others. Fireman James Parker fell from a roof, suffering head, shoulder and arm injuries but expected to recover. Captain Frank Meerer and many firefighters sustained burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Central Stamping Company
New Jersey and Railroad
Liberty Street
Fair Street
James Parker
Frank Meerer
Salvage Corps
Fire devours Pendleton hotel. four bodies recovered
Fire last night consumed the Transfer hotel and several buildings on Main Street in Pendleton Oregon. Four bodies have been recovered from the ruins and one man is still missing. The killed are Frank Breding Old Wory an Indian G Keachira William S11 Rass ing William Taylor missing.
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Pendleton, Or
Transfer Hotel
Main Street
Frank Breding
Old Wory
G. Keachira
William S11
Rassing
William Tayor
Foreign Residents in Tien Tsin Urge US UK Action
A meeting of foreign residents in Tien Tsin calls for immediate US and British intervention in China. They condemn Chinese officials, blame Western governments for apathy, and urge an ultimatum over the Ku Cheng mass casualty, insisting diplomacy fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien Tain
Sam
Tian Tsin
China
United States
Wan
Associated Press
Tien Tsin
Dickenson
England
Ku Cheng
Szechuen Commission
America
Ten Deaths From Smallpox at Eaci Pass Camp
Ten deaths and five new cases of smallpox are reported at the quarantine camp in Eaci Pass Texas. Dr Magruder of the federal marine service has taken charge and vaccination of unaffected negroes has practically checked further spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaci Pass
Tex
Magruder
Federal Marine Service
Mob kills suspect after alleged assault in Colquitt County
Will Harris, a Black man accused of attempting to assault Mrs. J. F. Monroe, a 60 year old white woman, was captured in Camilla Georgia and brought to the crime scene where a mob shot him dead.
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Atlanta
Journal
Camilla
Will Harris
J. F. Monroe
Colquitt County
Sugar Bounty Case Hearing Opens in Washington
The hearing before Comptroller Bowler on the bounty case in Washington was underway as reporters awaited updates on the constitutional issue involved. The proceedings focused on legal arguments and potential implications for ongoing administrative actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Consti
Enraged gunman wounds four aboard City of St Louis steamer
On the levee this morning a masked attacker fired on passengers and crew as City of St Louis landed. Two white men and two colored men were wounded, Lou Davis and Frank Bennett among the injured. one man died. The shooter, defeated in a prior fight with Lou Davis, fled, boarded a train, and returned to Cairo. The wounded were taken to the city dispensary.
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St Loi
Deanly Ainsi
Lou Davis
Frank Bennett
John Bell
City of
Cairo
William Thottas
Taylor defaulter faces reduced sentence under defective statute
Taylor the defaulter treasurer will be sentenced Tuesday after bondsmen and he turned over 100000 in checks and drafts to the state treasurer. Properties held by Taylor will be valued by a state board and credited against his deficit, with bondsmen making up the remainder. The expected 200 year term is reduced to a maximum of two years due to the defective statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Ang. Ai
Taylor
Teasurer
South America
State Board
Spring Valley trouble ends as miners return to work
Assistant Adjutant General Bayle reported to Governor Altgeld that Spring Valley disturbances between colored and Italian miners, fueled by drink, have subsided. Local authorities can handle the situation and miners are back at work with no further trouble feared. Mueller shortage grows as $15,000 embezzlement alleged by Schlitz agent in Kansas City. books show larger losses and he remains jailed without a bondsman.
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Springfield
Bayle
Altgeld
Spring Valley
Mueller
Kansas City
Herman L. Mueller
Schlitz Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Funeral for Judge Howell Edmunds Jackson Held
The funeral occurred at Belle Meade the home of his brother General W. H. Jackson six miles west of Nasuvitie. Distinguished attendees from afar and a large crowd of friends attended. Services were led by Rev. J. H. McNeilly and Rev. R Lin Cave of the Presbyterian and Christian churches.
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Judge Jackson
Howell Edmunds Jackson
Belle Meade
W. H. Jackson
J. H. McNeilly
The
Presbyterian Church
R. Lin Cave
Christian Church
Jim George Breaks 100 Yard Record in Cleburne
Jim George won a $1000 purse in 9.4 seconds at Cleburne Texas in August 1914, beating J B Jennings and breaking H B Bethune’s 9.5 second record for 100 yards. Bethune previously held the mark.
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Bethune
Cleburne
Tex
Jim George
J. B. Jennings
H. B. Bethune
Markets Reported by Wire Chicago Cattle Hogs and Grains
Chicago bid prices show wheat at 66 3 4 to 67 1 4 cents a bushel for near months with gains in September, corn mixed with August at 8 cents and September around 8 1 4 cents, oats around 19 4 to 20 cents. Cattle demand light with western ranges steady to lower, hogs collapse in price with most sales around 4 50 to 4 75, mixed at 4 40 to 4 50, sheep weaker with natives near 2 60 to 3 60 and westerns 3 00 to 3 25. Omaha bids show cattle 4 25 to 4 80, hogs 4 50 to 4 60, feeders described as strong.
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Chicago
Dons
Texas
Souis Omaha
Mappenings at Home and Abroad Sudden Trims From Columns
Aug 8 highlights include John Bucher killed by a train in Burlington Illinois and Lydia Campbell dying by suicide in Wichita Kansas. Burglar escape at Wichita jail. Catholic Benevolent Legion convention opens in Kokomo Indiana. Caswell robbed at Latvia Kansas by masked men. Peoria Illinois named permanent headquarters for the Order of Railway Telegraphers. Body of Minnie Keltner found in Craig Missouri river. Scholarships awarded to Walter Dennison and H F Decon for study in Athens and Rome. Secretary Carlisle and family arrive at Mackinac Island. Pension examiner James Stiles probes fraud at Richmond Indiana. Diamond Jo line packet Pittsburg reaches Dubuque with broken shaft. 125 passengers ride to St Paul. Dabney heads Atlanta exposition governance.
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John Bucher
Burlington
Lydia Campbell
Wichita
Kan
Bill Masse
Harry Dunwalle
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Kokomo
Ind
B. F. Caswell
Latvia
Peoria
Hils
Order of Railway Telegraphera
Craig
Minnie
Keltner
Council
Bluffs
Walter Dennison
Ann Arbor
Mich
H. F. Decon
Detroit
Athens
Rome
Carlisle
Mackinac Island
United States
Chicago
James Stiles
Richmond
Pittsburg
Dubuque
St. Paul
Milwaukee Road
Dabney
Atlanta
Wisconsin census and various midwest dispatches Aug 9
The Wisconsin census lists Polk County population at 16118 with an 8150 gain in five years. Reports of fatalities include John Orrison at Viroqua and Herman Oberholzer at Clatenia. Other items note lightning rod swindlers in Marshall County Illinois, medical and legal notices, and transport inspections. International and state figures appear, including a Kansas drowning, a murder biography, and political maneuverings in Missouri and Iowa.
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Wisconsin
Polk County
John Orrison
Viroqua
Wis
Herman Oberholzer
Clatenia
Marshall County
Ilinois
California State Board of Dental Examiners
National Dental Association of Dental
Jack Gordon
Gordon
le Monica
Cal
Sioux Falls
Highlands
K. Sherwood
Duluth
Powell
Odd Yellows
Jacksonville
McIntyre
Denver
Winona Assembly
Hayle Lake
Ind
United Presbyterian Young People's Society
Ottawa
Illa
Mackinac Island
Michigan
Daughters of America
Order of American Mechanics
Massillon
J. Courtney Hixson
United States
Foo Chow
Jenkins
Milwaukee
Knowles
Helena
Mont
Oregon
Utah
May
Dan
Scottsboro
Ala
C. Davis
Herod-Democrat
Chronicle of
Leadville
Colo
Stella Strais
Fort. Scott
Kan
Register of Deeds
Veterans reunion, farm and rail news from Midwest and West
Saturday's Mardin veterans reunion in Midora Illinois with speakers J. H. Funk and Rev J. B. Albrook. Milwaukee businessmen urge harbor completion. Burlington and Missouri railroad to extend to coal fields at Louisville Colorado. Numerous obituaries court actions strikes and local incidents across Iowa Illinois Kansas Wisconsin Indiana Missouri and Colorado.
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War Veterana
Mardin
Iowa
Midora
Ill
J. H. Funk
Iowa Falls
J. B. Albrook
Mount Vernon
Milwaukee
Congress
Burlington and Missouri
Louwisville
Colo
William Trederick Reinert
Mining Record
Denver
John Sprackler
Colorado
Akron
Fifer
One Hundred and Eleventh Regiment
Mansfield
Altgeld
Kansas
James Edwards
Taylorville
Robert J. Burnette
Plain Bluffs
Alton
His
Jenny Lind
Chicago
Zella Huff
Salina
Kan
W. A. Benedict
St. Joseph
A. W. Rankin
West Superior
Wis
Minnesota
National Guard of
Star City
Shelbuan
Ind
William H. Sanders
Salem
Irl
Minors
Central Railroad
Mat Austill
Booneville
Johnson
Lake Winnebago
Neenah
A. Willard
Waupah
Harry
John Purdy
Wichita
W. N. Hurst
Cincinnati
Stephen Delong
Anna Hansens
Clinton
State Board of Equalization
Funk
Emmetsburg
Tarsus
Asia Minor
Galton
Court schedule for Montana districts in 1891
Regular terms of the District Court Fifth Judicial District are fixed for 1891. Jefferson county terms begin the first Mondays in January April July and October. Madison county the third Mondays in February May August and November. Beaverhead county the second Mondays in March June September and December. Court opens at 10 a.m. on each Monday. By order of the court, R. Z. Tuomas, Clerk.
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Jefferson County
Madison County
Beaverhead County
R. Z, Tuomas
State Officials and County Officers List Named
A readable roster lists Governor John E. Richards and staff along with state auditor W Beate and treasurer, attorney general, and supreme court clerks. County officers named include Geo M Brown Dillon District Judge Frank Bhowers, Sheriff Thos F Hamilton, Clerk T J Murray, Treasurer J G Shannon, and Coroner I Cashmore.
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John E. Richards
Hisut
Alex. C. Botkin
Oe Beate
W. W
Iguasral
Henn
Jeapah Bop
Es Steere
Lez Josserton
Femperton
W. H
Supreme Court
Benj. Webster
Geo. M. Brown
Dillon
H. Knippenberg
Glendale
W. Ones
Te de Trea
Frank Bhowers
Boulder
O. M. Best
Geo. Galbreath
Deweys
Henry Thompson
Lima
Tech
T. J. Murray
R. Z. Thomas
Thos. F. Hamilton
A. J. Noyes
J. G. Shannon
E. J. Conger
K. Poindexter
I. Cashmore
Jacob Hartwig
Willis
J. Rich
Time Schedule Trains Arrive At Northern Pacific Depot
Train No.7 from St Paul Chicago and all points North arrives daily at the Northern Pacific Depot around 8. From Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and all Coast points arrives daily at the Montana Union Depot around 6:30 p.m.
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St. Paul
Chicago
Points
Northern Pacific Depot
Spokane
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
All Coast
Montana Union Depot
Seeveee
Traina
Coasl
California
Quicago
Northern Pacific
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Insurance—Works
South Omaha
Peald
Bia
Aull
Soblegol
Evansville
Harry Purdy
Arkansas River
Robert Whittered
Cornelius Jackson
Black Swan
Des Moines
Illinois
Newel
John R. Barrett Stockman
Sedalia
Bright
Barrett
Missouri
John Allen
Janesville
Emmettsburg
P. R. Wells
Kentucky
Jeffersonville
J. ©. Hegel
Wabagh
North Dakota
Stephens
Boston
Lucas County
Russell H. Conwell
Philadelphia
Treasury
Europe
Newton
Herman Kobano
William Kruger
Shelby
Uniform Bank
Iowa Brigade
Knights of Pythias
Marshalltown
Watertown
N. Y
Crisp
House of Commonus
Don Juan de Bojorque
Guaymas
Mexico
Thomas I’. Mossick
Liberty
Joseph Manuel
Cape Porpoise
William P. Taylor
George
Carrollton
Meeks
CG. W. Smith
Clctnnati
Sprecker Bros
Atlas
Woolner
Allen Green
Sun
John W., Brady
Nebraska City
Neb
Willia Brown
Kearney
W. H. Hillary
Tiffin
J. R. Randall
Mason City
Foresters of Indiana
LaPorte
Sam Small
Prosa Bluffs
Judge
Union Pacific
Sacramento
Sherry & Howard
Clinton County Normal Institute
Galesburg
John Householder
J.T. Allensworth
Atchison, Kan
R.T. Davis Mill Company
George KE. Morrow
University of Hainvis
Agriculture College
Stillwater
O. T
Elizabeth Griesheimer
Indiana
Muncie
W. W. Taylor
South Dakota
Willets
Belmont
Henry of
Nevarre
Dorian
Colfax
Ayer
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
G. H. Padley
St. Mary's Academy
Salt Lake City
Sisters OF the Holy Cross
San Francisco
Centran Pharmacy
Dillon, Mont
Official “Directory
Seustor
Thos
O- Power
Hon. C. & Hartman
Bozeman
Stirs
Pine & Forrenter
Tiedt
Thos. F. Oanea
Henry C. Payne
Henry C Rouse
Orthers
Pacific Railroad
St. Paul Minneapolis
Fargo
Winnipeg
Butte
Pollman
Re. Paul
W. M. Tuchy
Omarles SS. Fee
General Pasa
Paul
Minn
Tobaggo
Gure
Keystone Remedy Company
la Salle Street
John M. Hamilton
F.N. McCauley
Sec'y & Treas
Oxford
Aphroditine
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