Tornado Ravages Stoltz Farm in Richardson County
A severe cyclone destroyed the Stoltz property four miles southwest of Denison Iowa, damaging barn outbuildings and orchard. Will iam Stoltz and family sheltered in a cellar as the house, crops, grain, and livestock suffered extensive losses estimated at about $2000 with insurance totaling $1300. The storm tracked east through fields, snapping timber and wrecking hay and fencing.
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Wana
Stalla
Neb
Richardson County
William Stoltz
Broltz
Adam ‘Geibhardt
Indian Arrest Shooting Sparks Red Lodge Conflict Fears
Dispatch reports Red Lodge an Indian arrested for assaulting an elderly woman at Arapahoe, with warnings of a potential outbreak between Indians and whites. Captain Woodson seeks accuracy, while Captain Mackey’s cavalry and Indian police move to prevent an armed collision amid widespread tension.
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Eagle
EL Reno
Red Lodge
Arapahoe
Woodson
Mackey
Severe cyclone devastates Hartronp Kansas damages homes
A southwest moving cyclone struck Hartronp on Wednesday, destroying about 13 houses and several barns. Dozens injured including Mrs Lawson and Mary E. Lawson with varying severity. Loss estimated from ten to twenty thousand dollars. Eyewitness F B Tucker described the tornado lifting roofs and throwing debris, then vanishing after crossing the Neosho. Subscriptions started for sufferers.
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Hartronp
Kan
Lawson
Mary EK. Lawson
Cora Lawson
F. B. Tucker
Emporia
Kansas
Neosho
Tornado Strikes Denison Iowa Damaging Homes
A June 19 tornado hit Denison and vicinity, causing about 15000 in damage to homes barns and windmills. Trees and debris clutter streets while Goldheim’s store lost tin roofs. No injuries. a barn east of town killed three cows and a horse died after lightning strike. A nearby home in Paradise township was demolished and Mrs. Rose died from injuries.
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Denison
Goldheim
Squire Bond
Ames Estate Appeals Receiver Certificate Ruling
PortLane June 14 instructions state an appeal will be taken from Judge Gilbert's order in the Oregon Short Line receivership case. The Ames estate and Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern Company will appeal to the circuit court of appeals regarding the issuance of receiver's certificates.
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Springfield
Supreme Court of Illinois Today
The
People
Distilling and Cattle Feeding Company
Match Trust
PortLane
Gilbert
Oregon Short Line
Circuit Court of Appeals
Ames
Utah Northern Company
Market summary of Chicago grain and live stock June 18
June 18 report shows wheat futures firm after early selling with July and September up about 1 cent. Corn and oats steady on lower receipts and wheat strength. Cattle, hogs, and sheep traded with light to moderate demand. calves and Texas cattle shifted higher. South Omaha cattle prices ranged to about 5.50 per 100 pounds for lighter weights.
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Chicago
Texas
South Omaha
Omaha
Happenings on June 13 14 15 17 in distant towns and states
A digest of incidents includes: Victor Vettel killed near Tipton Indiana by a runaway team. New Doushy smallpox outbreak. Louis Winter burned to death near Battle Creek Michigan. Musk In Ills lodge organized with H D Cozzens. cross country wagers Denver to New York. Florida railroad commission defeat. Newport Ohio River bridge project with 200 workers. Baltimore tunnel electricity. ex governor Campbell declines Ohio governor race. Western Union 14 dividend due July 15. Phillips ill in Delaware. silver convention in Memphis with 1500 delegates. various deaths fires drownings and accidents across Iowa Wisconsin Nebraska and Montana. crimes and legal notes from Carson to Beatrice. last days show market and rail dividend news.
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Masonic Grand Lodge of
South Dakota
Mission
Pierre
Alexander Vettel
Tipton
Ind
Illinois State Board of Health
New Doushy
Madison County
Battle Creek
Mich
Louis Winter
Llks
Muscatine
Iaj
H. D. Cozzens
Des Moines
Charles and
Fannie Roe
Denver
New York
Molino
Ill
Florida
Newport
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Campbell
Western Union Telegraph Company
Phillips
Delaware
Friends of Silver
South
West
Memphis
Ernest Osemeidler
United States
Berlin
J. W. Pope
United States Penitentiary
Fort Leavenworth
Cuba
Carson
Nev
James Henri
Boston
Bell Telephone
General Booth
Salvation Army
Canada
St. Louis
Missouri
Robert Steele
Albia
Trank Swyner
Burlington
William Wolf
Lansing
Joe Zieyl
Tom Hudson
Sooy Smith Company
Phoenix Bridge Company
Philadelphia
Missouri River
Sioux City
Christian Hanien
Clinton
Cedar Falls
W.T. Williams
Father Neufeld
Soudan
Lane
Monticello
Jesse Cornell
J. Parr
L D. Hancock
Fort Valley
Morton
Bureau of Microscopy
Department of Agriculture
Wis
George Andrews
Belvidere
N. J
Cleveland, O
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway Company
Neligh
Neb
Clevehant
Washington
Buzzard’s Bay
Madison
Board of Normal School Regents
State Normal School
Superior
Leonard’ Iavidson
Hardy
Montana
Campania
Liverpool
Prince Bismarck
Wide range of 19th century incidents reported
The column lists multiple brief items: bank depositors to receive 60 cents on the dollar in Sedalla. Friese of Bishop Schwe bach in Wisconsin marks ordination anniversary. gold prospects in Oklahoma with assays up to 600 per ton. Audereid Pennsylvania threatened by mine cave-ins. stage robbery near Bisbee Sonora. Grayson County Texas cyclone devastation. a fatal shooting in Louisiana Missouri during a crop dispute. Baptist minister Duchanan drowns at Clarksville. Thomas Gray arrested for murder in Coburg Ontario. feud ending in Alabama with Dawson shot. Mrs Heyman of New York, neck broken, in pain. grasshopper reports around St Croix Minnesota likely exaggerated. Marion Pickering dies in Jeffersonville jail. Harvey Jones shot by son in Espy Pennsylvania. Kingman Kansas creamery destroyed. Oswald Ratzer store burned in Moberly Missouri. W Y Perkins shot in Soldier Idaho. milk poisoning case in San Antonio Texas.
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Sedalla
Mon
First National Bank
Friesis
Bisbee
Hacasari
Sonora
Mexico
Grayson County
Texas
Louisianua
William Nance
David Twellt
Rev
Duchana
St. Croix
Minn
Marion Pickering
Jeffersonville
Ind
Harvey Jones
Espy
Madelo & Hamby
Kingman
Kan
Joss
Oswald Ratzer
East Moberly
W. Y. Perkins
John Phillips
Solider
Ida
Perkins
Phillips
James Harris
R. P. Edmondson
Charles Mesier
San Antonio
Tex
Mendota Ipswich to Mendota state updates ignite local notices
Various regional items report new laws and events including a ban on selling vigarettes at Mendota Iowa, religious and educational meetings in St Louis Saginaw and Danville, a farmers aid group formed in St Paul, court actions in Elwood and Sandusky, and local incidents from Omaha to Nashville. The dispatch notes embezzlement by ex Treasurer Taylor at Sioux Falls, plus fires at Tottenham Ontario and a jury verdict in New York City.
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Mendota
Missouri
Mnon
St. Louis
Tutheran Synod
Siginaw
Mich
Danville
St. Paul
Ellison
Elwood
Ind
George Helrs
Nick Flynn
Washburn
Wis
William Sullivan
Iron River
James H. Bourke
San Francisco
Barker Hotel
Omaha
Independence
The
National Council of the Juniior Order of United American Mechanics
R. I. Hastings
Trixie” St. Clair
Sandusky
Spencer
Cincinnati
Ferdinand Heintz
Lucien Shaffer
Huntington
Roy Hschbach
Roy
Marshalltown
Bush Bros
Benton Harbor
Holland
Brooklyn
New York State
Laidlaw-Sage
New York City
Chauncey M. Depew
New York
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tottenham
Ont
Brice
Ohio
Montana districts set 1891 court terms by counties
District Court, Fifth Judicial District, Montana fixes regular terms for 1891. Jefferson county holds sessions on the first Mondays of January, April, July, and October. Madison county on the third Mondays of February, May, August, and November. Beaverhead county on the second Mondays of March, June, September, and December. Court opens at 10 o clock 4. m. Each Monday. Clerk R Z Thomas signs.
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Jefferson County
Madison County
Beaverhead
R. Z. Thomas
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Emporis
Strkkes Denison
Docs
Twister
Hartford
Derroit
Detroit
Amherstburg
Detroit River
Department of State
Shufeldt
Whisky Trust
McNulta
Trust
Brown & Bruner
Metropolis
Oklahoma
Frances Willard
London
Comedia
Cherokee Mining and Smelting Company
Cherokee
Philip Jenkins
Olney
Lorghtown
Iwe Roose
Thomas White
Stephen L. Graham
Flora
DeLong
Police Department of
J. A.‘ Ferguson
Corsicana
J. T. Williams
Alexander P. Simms
William Jones
Jacksonville
Fla
Ohio State Board of Pardons
John Monar
Cleveland
McDonough
Kenton
Duluth
Keystone Lumber Company
Ashland
Fish Creek
Taylor
Gaffy
Circuit Court
Millionaire Maclencage
Revere
Ayer
Ayet
K. Morris
Memphis, Tenn
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
John HE
Overnor
Alex. C. Botkin
Beere
Isaie
Lote
Otsith
Beers
B. Cook
Franklin W. Wright
Attomney
Henri J Heevi
A. Steere
Justioce
W. Y. Pemberton
Reece N. Harwood
W. H. de
Supreme Court
Benj. Webster
Geo. M. Brown
Dillon
I. Kuippenberg
Glendale
W. A. Jones
Frank Showers
Boulder County
I O
A. J. Noyes
J. G. Shannon
E. J. Conger
K. Poindexter
I. Cashmore
Jacob Hartwig
Willis
J. Rich
Pine & Forrester
Tiedt
Thos. F. Danes
Henry C. Payne
Henry C.rouse
Ceivers
Orthern
Helena
Butte
Spokane
Tacoma
Sea
Seattle
Portland
Minneapolis
Fargo , Grand Forks
Winnipeg
Eastern Points
Northern Pacific
Coast Points
Montana Union Depot
California
Pullman
W. M. Tuchy
E. Broadway
Charles S, Fem
General Pass
ST. Paul. Minn
G. H. Padley
Rentat Free
BRO Medicine CO
Portland, OR
Dillon Drug Store
Postoffice
Tobaggo
Keystone Remedy Company
la Salle Street
John M. Hamilton
Illinois
T.N. McCauley
Sec'y & Treas
m@SAVEAQ
Virginia City
Mont
F. Pollard
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