Fires and accidents scatter disaster across the nation
The week reports warehouse fire in New York destroying 350 bales of cotton with $122,000 loss, multiple fatal and serious injuries in Wall and Broad streets, a series of shipwrecks and drownings, oil car fires in Verona Pennsylvania, and a deadly explosion in Pine Ridge colliery. Reports of floods in New Jersey timberlands, rail accidents, and gang violence blend with political upheavals as Congress debates tariffs and civil rights measures.
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Samuel L. Tompkins
West Street
New York
Wm. Taggart
Paterson
N. J
Passaic Falls
Ocean County
New Jersey
Egg Harbor
Verona
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Wall and
Broad Streets
Thomas Johnson
Martin Cox
Daniel Leary
Johnson
Pine Ridge
Wilkesbarre
Thomas Morgan
David Morgan
Evan Davis
Goddess of Liberty
Victoria Woodhull
Fahnestock
Hazlett & Swartz
Liberty Street
Pittsburg
Buchanan Ried
Astor House
Chichester
Ulster County
N. Y
New York Tribune
Horace Greeley
The
Tribune
Cincinnati
Whitelaw Reid
John Leslie
Shawangunk Mountains
Scranton
Moscow
Lehigh Falls
Joan McMara
Eliza M. Cartney
C. G. Ferry
Connecticut
United States
Orrictan
Madrid
Guipuzcoa
Saragossa
Navarre
Bombay
British India
Vellore
Madraa
Spain
Marshal Serrants
Don Carlos
England
T of
London
Royal
the Princess of Wales
France
Lth
Fainay
Tripolitza
Greece
Marshal Serrano
King of
Havana
Gonzalo Castanon
Cortes
Bilboa
Biscay
Switzerland
Congress Debates Election and Tariff Measures May Week
Senate activity includes Louisiana Election bill on May Wed. Amnesty conflict. general debate ends by Friday. House passes Supplementary Appropriation increasing Representatives to 292 and debates Tariff and Salt duties. Friday sees defense arms for Montana and Enforcement act topics. Senate later clears Louisiana Election bill and discusses enforcement amendments.
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Washington
Minnesota
Missouri River
Omaha
Congress
Grant
Sweden
Norway
Casey
New Orleans
House
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Pratt
Voorhees
Indiana
Greeley
Butler
Mass
Judiciary Committee
Antion
Ku Klux
W. B. Cushing
D. C Giddings
Albemarle
Texas Testant
Clarne
Giddings
Davenport and St. Paul
Lake Erie
Erie
Buffalo
Niagara River
Ohio River
Mount Vernon
Ind
Committee On Commerce
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Louisiana
Florida
Michigan
South Carolina
Wallace
Wilson
Montana
Morton
Committee On
Pomeroy and Caldwell
Kansas
Dawes
Large steamship for Japanese government in Brooklyn yard
A large steamship is under construction in a Brooklyn shipyard destined for the Japanese government. Other items note a Lafayette Alabama mother killed by her son after a hunting dispute and various oddities and anecdotes from across the country.
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Brooklyn Shipyards
Lafayette
Ala
Beggars on Horseback in South America Scene
Rev. Thomas Carter writes from Buenos Ayres describing a culture where people travel by horse for daily tasks and visits. Beggars on horseback approach doors mounted and request aid, often refusing to dismount as they wait for charity. The piece notes horses are cheap and poverty persists, with beggars seeking coins for cigars rather than food.
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Senorita
Guerudo
Sodear Amorses
Thomas Carter
Buenos Ayers
Plata
South America
Prince Bis mark case suspect petitions Parliament
Emil Westerwelt, the man named as the supposed assailant, spent weeks in prison before release for lack of evidence. He has filed a petition to Parliament protesting the injustice and seeking compensation from the Government.
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Samuel Williams
Sellersburg
Ind
Jeffersonville
Madison and Indianapolis
Helena
Montana
Fort Benton
Simmons
Hard
John Sarlak
Chicago
Henry Sweener
Milwaukee
Wis
Tne
Prince Bismark
Emil Westerwelt
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Abbie Christian
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James Wood
Rochester
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Emma Couch
Dr. Carter
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Wien
South
Paris
Richard Keefe
Dennis Shea
Geo. Briggs
Thomas Franklin
Franklin
Ward
A. T. Stewart’s
Northriver
George Tatebam
Charles Chamberlain
State Street
Grand Rapids
Mich
Squire
Ira Reep
Salt Lake
Utah
Lewis Meyden
New Albany
F. J. Rowell & Son
Joshua Dye
Abington
Richmond
Bennet
Sol. Davis
St. Louis
Tulden
Anderson
Caldwell
Sumner County
McCarthy
Indian Territory
Wellington
Jack Lynch
Hopkins
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William Bowles
Great Eastern Railroad
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Mumford
Kenosha
Abasha
Minn
H.W. Holmes & Co
Selma
Carthage
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Lexington
Frogtown
Boutwell
Sumner
Idaho
Robert Williams, Jr
Third District
Ohio
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Mayville
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