Terrible San Francisco Powder Explosions Kill Six
A series of blasts at Giant Powder and San Francisco Chemical works in Highland and Berkeley cause six deaths and massive damage. The blasts ignite 300 tons of black powder, shatter windows across the city, and leave 10 000 homeless with losses around 25 million.
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San Francisco
Sacramento
Nepa
Highland
West Berkely
Berkely
Oakland
Borchero
Giant
Powder Company
San_ Francisco_Chemical
Jagbert Judson
L. N. Shepard
Prince Michael's Spiritual Wife Freed on Bail
Eliza Cowels, described as the spiritual wife of Prince Michael, was admitted to bail in Ann Arson Michigan and released after nearly four months. Her bonds were fixed at a specified amount, and she immediately departed for De-
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Ann Arson
Mich
Eliza Cowels
Prince Michael
Engle
Arkansas
Chicago
Howie
Marechal Canrobert
Marseilles
Canrobert
Bethany
Phillips & Storm
Blackburn & Co
F. G. Smith
Athenaeum Bulding
Odd Fellows
Routt
Colorado
Crest d Butte
Burlington
Upton
Orient
Portland
Oré
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Ashland
James Gallagher
Levi A. Kline
Gallagher
Kline
St. Louis
Four Courts
Albert Tolsch
Buchanan
Tennessee
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
East Tennessee
Aetna Eruption Damages Nicòliosa Town
The town of Nicòliosa on Mount Aetna's south slope eight miles north of Catania was badly damaged by an earthquake and volcanic eruption. Twelve houses were destroyed and much of the town lay in ruins.
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Aetna
London
Nicolisi
Mount Aetna
Catania
A Norway Conflagration in Christiansend
Fire in Christiansend Norway causes 7,000,000 kroner in damage. Seven hundred sixty houses burned? Actually 556 houses destroyed along with two banks and the post office. The July 11 report from Loxpon notes extensive destruction and financial loss.
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Norway
Loxpon
Christiansend
Notable Global and Local Incidents Reported
General notes cover diverse events: the death of Taise Yoshitoshi the Japanese artist. floods in Louisiana. executions in Nashville. a railway collision in Charlottburg Germany. cholera in Siam. various crimes and trials in Chicago Los Angeles and Colorado. fires in Telet0 Ohio Bethany Missouri and New York tenement. shipwrecks including the City of Chicago and Canrobert. political shifts and strikes affecting Pinkertons and unions. and a fatal stove-related household fire in New York amidst chaotic reporting.
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Taise Yoshitoshi
Louisiana
Jacksonville
Fla
George S. Sture
Nashville
Tenn
Charlottberg
Germany
Siam
Cyrus W. Field
Pitain
Colo
Mr. Coombs
United States
Japan
Bird Powell
Texas
San Antonio
Joseph Napoleon Atzat
Chicago
Paris
Katari
Senate
William Kapus
Oregon
Sydney
N.S. W
Baron Opperham
Hotel National
Berlin
Sel Smith
Los Angeles
Dan Daly
Omaha
Pacific Athletic Club
Crisp
Cordelo
Congress
General Assembly
Frankfort
Kentucky
Kostroma
Russia
Merihansel
Bro
Wilkesbarre
John Williams
John McCafferty
Thomas Jones
Santa Fe Express
Guthrie
Elward O'Kelly
Bob Ford
Lake City
Culninbas
Tombighee
Winningstadt and other cabbages for winter use
An article outlines cabbage types and planting in June and July, with notes on early and late varieties such as Winningstadt, Flat Dutch, Mammoth Red Rock, and Red Dutch. It covers soil, manure, thinning, fertilizer, and care to ensure solid heads, plus a brief nod to farm use and kraut cabbage.
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Greiner
Winningstadt
Surehead
Mammoth Red Rock
Stone Mason
Drumhead
Savoy
Marblehead
Mammoth
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Bennett Brothers Company
Butte
State OF
Montana
Janesville Machine
Janesville, Wis
U.S.A
Specta Stims
Schuttler
Studebaker
Racine Spring
Miller
John Deere & Eagle Manufacturing Co
Kilbourne& Jacobs Manufacturing Co
Crown
Esterly
Keystone
Hollingsworth
Lightning
Dillon
John W. Morton
Dillon, Mont
St. Johns
St. Jonas
N. F
England
Harrison
Kilbride
Alert
Dover
Lindsay
New York
Ann Broderick
Yree
Arbden
New England
Loonlake
America
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
United States Senate
House of Representatives
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