Havoc from Mexican hurricane leaves ships wrecked
The hurricane swept Lapaz and coasts destroying 184 houses and damaging gardens and orchards. Four lives were lost and about 21 injured. Nineteen craft were beached and a government cutter sank. An iron safe with 5500 pesos washed away but later recovered. Several towns including Mazatlan and Tobolampo suffered major damage.
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Lapaz
Czar
San Jose del Gabo
Mazatlan
Playa Colorama
Tobolampo
Agiabampo
Yagua
Agerte
Aguila
Florida
Fuerte
Altata
Eestedmer Mazatlan
Spanish Authorities Tighten Rail Line Security in Cuba
Havana reports Captain General Martinez de Campos orders cutting trees and removing huts within 200 yards of the railroad and bans approaching trains. Violators face summary court martial as Spain also signals stricter enforcement with laws from 1804 to deter dynamite attacks. In Wisconsin, a Des Moines grave robber case leaves Sheriff McGuarraugh unsure if the detained man is Dr John W Overton.
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Barcelona
Overton
Manion
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John W. Overton
Des Moines
Joseph McGuarraugh
Iowa
Morgan
Captain Stuart Not Dead Report Denied by Lieutenant Miller
Lieutenant J. K. Miller of the Eighth Infantry disputes a week old report that Captain Stuart and companions were killed in Jackson's Hole. Miller identifies J. Q. Wilsoy as a Seventh Cavalry deserter in the Teton pass who spread the tale to obtain horses and aid an escape. Miller says there is no truth to the killing claim.
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Ida
J. K. Miller
Eighth Infantry
Jackson's Hole
J. Q. Wilsoy
Seventh Cavalry
Teton Pass
Wilson
Iris
Miller
Military Instructor Goes to Cuba from Wooster University
Sylvester Scovell son of Rev Dr Scovell president of Wooster University and former manager of the Cleveland Athletic Club sailed to Cuba under contract with Cuban revolutionists to teach cavalry drill at a handsome salary. Scovell is a member of troop A Ohio and an expert horseman and swordsman and an all round athlete.
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Cuba
Cleveland
Sylvester Scovell
Dr. Scovell
Wooster (O.) University
Wand
Cleveland Athletic Club
Revolutionists
Scovell
Crack Cavalry Company of
Ohio
Venezuelan Question To Be Brought To Congress
Washington on October 14 reports plan to introduce a resolution on the Venezuelan matter on the session’s first day. A six member committee will study the issue and advise on U S obligations and the government’s course. Mrs. Alexander the Poetess is dead. Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander was wife of Rt Rev Wim Alexander D D B C L bishop of Derry and Raphoe author of Moral Songs Hymns for Children and Poems on Old Testament Subjects.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Storm Drenching Hits Boxros in New England Coast
Boxros reports a severe October storm with winds up to 44 mph. The system drenched the area along the New England coast north of Cape Cod, dropping 5.22 inches of rain in 24 hours, the heaviest in days and surpassing totals since July 1.
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Toston
Boxros
New England
Cape Cod
Scientific Writer Electrocuted in Massachusetts Cellar
Franklin Pope, electrical writer and former Bell Telephone employee, died from an electric shock in the cellar of his house. Three thousand bolts entered his body. The Alert sailed from Guayaquil to Callao after New Orleans report.
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Franklin Pope
Bell Telephone Company
Pardoned man Z. T. Campbell freed after 14 years
Governor Morrill granted a pardon to Z. T. Campbell who was convicted in Osage County 14 years ago for robbing Wells Fargo of 5000 dollars and sentenced to 18 months. He escaped custody, lived in Salt Lake City, and was later found innocent by ex Chief Justice Horton, prompting the pardon. Campbell plans to visit Kansas to reconnect with friends.
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Topeka
Morrill
Osage County
Wells- Fargo Express Company
Salt Lake City
Albert H. Horton
Horton
Campbell
The
Santa Fe
Osage City
Express Company
Turkish reply on Constantinople riots unsatisfactory
The Turkish government delivered its reply to the six powers over the recent disturbances. It blames Armenian refugees, denies Mussulmans as rioters, and claims to probe the incident while urging ambassadors to help restore order. It also asks for British troops to be withdrawn from Lemnos.
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Constantinople
Porte
Lemnos
Great Britain
Move to Admit Ex Confedertes to National Soldiers Home
Washington dispatch describes Custer post No 6 G A R Tacoma planning a resolution to press Congress for equal admission to national soldiers homes for disabled ex Confederate veterans and ex Union veterans. George Hasbeard proposes a five member committee to memorialize Congress.
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Wash
Custer Post
Pittsburg
Louisville
United States
George Hasbeard
Congress
Hasbeard
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Indiana Volunteers
Happenings From Home and Abroad
A wide sweep of brief items from 1890s news. Mexico seeks U S tonnage dues cut. Bat Shea conviction affirmed for 1694 murder. Building specifications omit maker names. Cincinnati hosts interstate Ohio River delegates. Perryville reunion marks battlefield anniversary. Coit riot-scene jury sent to Washington Court House. Des Moines miners poised to strike for 10 cent raise. Dennison man wounds self in despondency. survives. Altgeld declines torchlight demo. Milwaukee centennial event planned. A R E U growing in southern cities via Baltimore. English Lutheran delegates visit Iowa City. sermons preached. Upper Iowa conference in Mason City. Captain Hooper gains 30 days leave. Ickler and Blake fatal cattle dispute at Creighton. Cavanagh dies. Cedar Valley doctors meet. $3.60 gold nugget found near Seward. Nimore Drill forms in Dubuque. Sugar tariff ends rebate. Mora claims settled. $700k award. Indiana battleship trial in Massachusetts. Kit Robinson hanged in Liberty Texas. Niles will and $800k disputed in Boston. Henderson hanged in Jackson Maine. Brownson fined 10000 for manslaughter. Tower dies in Eldora. Pope receives Mexican Episcopate gift. Wilhelm to attend Woerth monument unveiling. Senator West speaks in Fayette. Southern rail wreck injures several at Woodlawn. Henshaw seeks new trial in Danville.
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A. RE. U
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A. B. Shrader
Nevada, Inc
Upper Iowa Methodist’ Conference
Mason City
Captain Hooper
Berings
Creighton
Neb
Rudolph Ickler
Nimore Drill Company
Secretary Hoke Smith Returns From Georgia Visit
This item notes Secretary Hoke Smith’s return to Washington from Georgia. It also lists multiple brief items including John Wanamaker elected president of the Sabbath School association at Williamsport PA and a Cuban expenses debt settled by the Banque de Paris et du Pay Bas.
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Wheaton
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Neb
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Citizens’ State Bank of
Omaha
Nebraska Grand Lodge of Good Templars Inc
Lincolna
Lowa Supreme Court
Beaver Will
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Peter Hendrickson
Prevailing Unrest and Legal Tidings Across Cities
A sweeping aggregation of brief items from Rock Rift to San Francisco notes church rite disputes in New York and Missouri, strikes in Pittsburgh, bank troubles in Kansas and Illinois, official actions in Atlanta and Santa Fe, and multiple crime, death, and political developments.
Montana District Court Terms 1891 Schedule
Regular terms of the Montana Fifth Judicial District fixed for 1891. Jefferson county 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 a.m. each Monday. By order of the court. 46-1f '&R. Z,"Tromas, Clerk.
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Jefferson County
Madison County
Beaverhead
Tromas
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