Fire devastates five story hay warehouse in Cincinnati
At Water and Walnut streets a massive blaze destroyed J. H. Hormesch & Co. hay and feed warehouse, threatening nearby properties along Walnut Vine and Front streets. Two firefighters died and sixteen injured as flames spread to Nelson Morris & Co stables and nearby warehouses. The origin is suspected to be a match or cigarette stub near the hay, and a large stock of tobacco burned, with losses estimated around 840,000.
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Cincinnati
Tartin McNally
Ben 'Meper
Wm. Thompson
Bart Panning
Jin. Haske
John Mullen
Tom Anthony
Patton
Bam Joya
Cheedore Simpson
Louis Basch
J.B. Bradford
John Toals
Renr
Igora
J. H. Hormesch & Co
Walnut
Ware
Vine
Nelson, Morris & Co
Flnciing
Auepansion Bridge
O. Brown
L. Seaman & Co
Electric storm claims three in Evanston tragedy
In Evanston a July storm toppled electric poles and live wires. William Pleuria was killed instantly when he touched a downed line. Laula Anderson and Ruth Hart were seriously injured after contact with the same circuit as they aided Pleuria. A crowd witnessed the event as more poles were replaced nearby.
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Secruan
Chicago
William Plerea
Laula Anderson
Ruth Hart
Evanston
Tesday
Granston
Iea
Anderson
Adderson
Hix
To Ancn
Avas
Fierca
Tita
Harteistid
Dun- Boros
Pie Baking Powder Standards for Wholesome Food
The text discusses baking powder use as a chief aid to cooling and preparing wholesome food. It emphasizes choosing well established, reputable brands, noting the Royal as a standard of purity and advising to avoid lesser alternatives.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor Sherwood's Estate Shortage Emerges
July 19 Rushford Minnesota reports a widening shortage in the accounts of ex Lieutenant Governor D Sherwood who died by his own hand in Chicago July 2. For two years he acted as a loan agent for Eastern parties and mortgaged wood houses on the town outskirts to fictitious buyers totaling seventeen thousand dollars. Some properties have sold for taxes and are now worth less than a thousand. He was guardian for a minor heir of late B Oldhouse and did not account for seven hundred dollars. Bondsmen Charles Davis and Whittemore are able to cover the shortage.
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Rushford
Minn
D. Sherwood
Chicago
Pirtles
Sherwood
Towwn
N. Oldhouse
Charles Davis
Whittemore
Indian Agent Warned of Plot at Pine Point Settlement
United States Indian agent Allen at White Earth Minnesota July 10 reports a Pine Point settler warning that locals plan to assault him. Government farmer J H Beaulieu and Peter Parker head of Indian police were sent to the settlement to investigate. The settler is described as a white man and a member of Gov Clough's staff.
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Rannaudants
Allen
White Earth
Minn
Allon
United States
Setter
Pine Point
J. H. Beaulieu
Peter Parker
Indian Pallee
Gov. Clough
Creamery Swindle Reported at Brownsdale Dexter
A man named McAdam visited a Dexter creamery near Brownsdale, bargained for the remaining butter, shipped it out, and after securing returns attempted to cash a Fico check but failed. The incident occurred July 10 and involves unknown parties and locations.
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Brownsdale
Ming
McAdam
Dexter
Here
Fico
Controller’s Bank Reports At Close Of Week July 14
The controller prepared a daily report for all banks showing their condition at the close of business Thursday July 14. The report details the financial status across institutions and highlights liquidity and reserve positions.
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All Or National Banka
Unclear fragment from 19th century sports report
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a race time of 2:08:02 and a participant Do Carty with a lower measured time. Names and details are garbled, providing only a hint of a track or endurance event and a securing note on a mile distance.
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Lawya
John
H. Lawson
Terrible Swede Rivalry Sparks Local Track Records
The fragment describes Garteld Park races where Latyson clocked 25 miles in 13:154-45 and aims to break local century and road records. Lawson, a young man, is noted among the competitors as the event draws public interest and future performances are anticipated.
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Siwede
Garteld Park
Chtago
Latyson
Lawson
Wisconsin Chemist Confirms Royal Baking Powder Purity
Broto Chemist Prof Geo 8 Coax of Wisconsin says the Royal is the pure leavening powder with strong baking quality. He asserts its purity and leavening power, addressing concerns about adulteration and efficacy.
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Broto
Wisconsin
Coax
Witness Describes Motive and Shot in Cristello Murder Case
D Losway testified about the sequence leading to the Cristello murder as Archangel Cristallo, Ben Gennetti, and Nicholas allegedly moved toward Gennetti’s house around 7. Archangel carried a Winchester and an axe, Nicholas also wielded an axe, and a gunfight ensued with Ben Gennetti and Archangel died and Mrs. Gennetti injured. The defense cross examination did not alter the account, and testimony suggests the real will likely finish within the week.
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Cristello
Mino
Hall
D. Losway
Mredvegar
Ben Gennetti
Archangel Cristallo
Gennet
Tfs
Italin
Archangel
Ben
Enn
Nicholas
Genpetti'a
Nicholag
Mra
Ericsson Accident Hot Water Blast Sinks Crew
Five sailors on torpedo boat Ericsson were severely scalded when a hot water pipe burst in the engine room during preparation for speed trials. The injured crew, from New York City Jersey City Tacol Strinsky in Dubuque Iowa and others, were brought to a lighthouse tender hospital. One sailor on board the Casus was killed.
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Faiuhy
New London
Conn
Salors
Ericsson
Cactus
Alice
Assignees Seek Bill of Discovery Against Farwell Firm
John Brooks and George D. Bullen, assignees of Potter Lovell & Co of Boston, file a bill of discovery to compel Farwell & Co to account for 12.84 million dollars in securities fraudulently transferred at the October 1890 assignment.
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Praud
Ghiiago
John Brooks
George D. Bullen
Potter, Lovell & Co
Boston
J. ¥. Farwell & Co
Pottar, Lovell & Go
Dxzcuratonium Wrecks in Wis River Collision
An excursion steamer ran aground and capsized after striking an overhanging tree in the river at Monuments Wisconsin. Passengers were thrown into the water. Agron Pasman and two women were rescued exhausted, while Miss Nellie Kerr drowned.
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Monuments
Wis
Agron Pasman
Nellie Kerr
Knights Welcome visitors at Green Bay encampment
At the Pytling encampment on a July afternoon Mayor James C. Elmere gave a welcome address for the city to visiting Knights. A Q. Navilla spoke for local lodges as did Brig. Gen. Frank Harry of Milwaukee and others responded.
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Green Bay
Wile
Pytling
Tls
James
C. Elmere
A. QO. Navilla
Prank Harry
Milwaulee
Rainfall in Peoria Reaches Record Heavy Levels
Morning rainfall in Peoria Til reached an estimated 8.7 inches, making it the heaviest in forty years. Weather observers noted extreme intensity over ten hours, causing localized flooding and property concerns. Authorities urged precaution as drainage systems faced strain.
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Peoria
Til
Lochea
Bridge Disaster and Mine Rescue Reports
A chaotic disaster report describes a collapsed bridge causing multiple fatalities and dozens of injuries. Names such as Albert Cooper appear among the victims and injured, with miners trapped after an underground cave in at the Bret royal Penauie mine. Rescue teams face slow work as 40 feet of debris must be cleared before any chance of saving entombed workers.
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Iron Mountain
Atles
Bret Réyal
Penauie
Roscus
Stephen Bowden
Fred Webb
Tolinson
Las
Alta Vista Fire Destroys Main Business District
Blaze swept through Alta Vista Iowa damaging or destroying stores barns and residences along the Chicago Great Western line on July 10. Losses include Klenes store and barn twenty seven thousand with twelve thousand保险 and Timmerman Bros dry goods and groceries two thousand five hundred. Royda Snopeck farm machinery two thousand with insurance seven hundred. Holden hotel two thousand one hundred insured one thousand two hundred. Pichn three store buildings eight thousand five hundred insured six hundred.火灾起因疑为电严格因素，损失金额与赔偿待定。
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Iowa
Oeiwein
Alta Vista
Chicago Great Western
H. Klenes
Timmermnon Bros
Royda & Snopeck
H. Holden
A. Pichn
Prominent Twyer Charged in Smuggling Case
Corolla Lake North Dakota July 10 A major cattle and opium smuggling fraud across the international boundary culminated in the arrest of George J Stevens a well known cattle buyer of Lowner by Deputy Marshals McGuire and Hanon charged with cattle smuggling Several witnesses are subpoenaed Stevens proclaims innocence He faced a hearing before United States Clerk Montgomery with attorney Cochrane of Grand Forks defending him
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Corolla Lake
N. D
George J. Stevens
Lowner
Marshala &. McGuire
Hanon
Stevens
United States
Montgomery
Cochrane
Grand Orks
Wanted Hin Wit Chicago July 19 Shooting Incident
Paul Balke shot and fatally wounded his mother in law Mrs. Auguste Kell and wounded his father in law Charles Skell in Chicago. Under liquor he went to his wife's parents' residence demanding his wife. They refused, and he opened fire hitting Mrs Kell below the heart and Mr Kell in the left wrist and back.
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Hin Wit
Chicago
Paul Balke
Auguste Kell
Charles Skell
Balke
Grand T Rapids
Mich
Mrs. Keil
Mr. Keil
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Adjourns in North Dakota
Grand Forks North Dakota July 10 the grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias adjourned and decided to meet at Wargo next year Officers elected included Grand chancellor H L Starling of Fargo vice chancellor T Thomson of St Thomas prelate O L Hoyt of Mandan I of R and S H H Allert of Langdon M of B H A Hogue of Carrington lone guard Bi Mattson of New Rockford outside guard H A Alm Hankinson lynatee R M McCullough of Fargo representative B G Cooper Grand Forks
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North Dakota
Pythiana
Grand Forks
N. 1
Grand Lodge
The
Knights of Pythias
Wargo
H. L. Starling
Fargo
T. “Thomson
St. Thomae
O. L. Hoyt
Mandan
HH. D. Allert
Langdon
M. of B
H. A. Hogue
Carrington
Bi. Mattson
New _ Rockford
H. A. Alm
Hankinson
Lynatee
R. M. McCullough
Cooper
Grand Parks
Children killed in Des Moines river bridge accident
Twelve girls aged seven and six of Dr. Malin of Livermore were struck by a freight train at a Des Moines river bridge one mile north of Livermore. The eldest girl was killed and her head severed, and another girl was crippled.
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Laverne
Mion
Dr. Malin
Livermore
Des Moines River Bridge
Massachusetts man sues Santa Cruz over bond payment
H Walto of Massachusetts has filed suit in United States district court against the city of Santa Cruz to recover 22 620 dollars in bonds due this year.
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H. Walto
Massachusetts
Santa Cruz
United States District Court
Market Notes and Price Quotes From Chicago and Minneapolis
A fragmented early document lists commodity prices and market notes. Wheat, corn, oats, and barley futures appear with mixed movements. Hog, cattle, and pork prices show firm or slightly varied demand in Chicago and Minneapolis, with references to specific lots and regional pricing trends.
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Dees Avumist
Boptombes
Shore
Minneapolis
Des Lavant
Northern
Northord
Milwaukee
Chicago
SE Paul
Sheen
Castile
Publisher Kendrick Convicted Over Five Copy Ad
Ft Smith Ark News-Record publisher J Kendrick was convicted July 2 in federal court of using the mails to defraud by selling an advertisement for Price Baking Powder Chicago that ran in five copies of the October 18 19v4 edition. Government witness H H Brown testified as advertising manager for Price. The case raises questions about prosecutorial reach in newspaper advertising.
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J. Kendrick
Ft Smith
Ark
News-Redd
United States
Pt. Brotth
Chicago
News-Record
H. H. Brown
Kendrick
Uncle Sam
Han
Lawyers Ponder Consolidation of Railroads in Minnesota Era
Smart Gotham lawyers map a path to unite Northern Pacific and Great Northern under one management while Minnesota law bans consolidation. Negotiations and a London project withdrawal prompt plans for a third state charter to acquire both lines, though officials warn this may violate Minnesota spirit and letter.
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London
Great Northern
Paulie
Minnesota
Woman Learns Husband Was False in Kansas City Desertion
Miss Sarah Monde, 32, once Greenwich, Connecticut schoolteacher, learned in Kansas City on July 10 that her marriage to Dr J J Walker of Des Moines was a sham. She accuses him of cruel desertion, taking her gold watch and $1,200, leaving her 1,900 miles from home with only $10.
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Kansas City
Sarah Monde
Greenwich
Conn
J. J. Walker
Des Moines
Ler Herband
Ling
Mayor Patt urges state board to settle Kenosha strike now
Blate Arbitration in Kenosha Wisconsin on July 19 reports Mayor Patt calling the state board of arbitration to end a city strike quickly. The move aims to curb spread to other factories and signals the first time the board handles a similar case, expected to draw broad interest from manufacturers and the public.
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Blate
Kenosha
Wis
Patt
State Board of
United States Government Report on Sinking Powders Superior
A report asserts a baking powder from White Stone ingredients provides superior leavening strength and purity. It proclaims the product as the finest, wholesome choice and unmatched by others in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Parmies Guilty in Curtis Murder Case Verdict
Universa City Mich July 10 The guru Parmies, after an all night absence, returned a verdict of murder in the first degree at 11 o'clock this morning. Parmies will be sentenced this afternoon.
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Parmies
Universa City
Mich
Guru
Curtis
Trial Jury Secured in Coetello Brothers Murder Case
In a two day trial process authorities secured a jury for the Coetello brothers murder case involving the deaths of Mr and Mrs Jennette Lust Mare. Legal proceedings focus on details of the defendants and the alleged crime with court actions ongoing.
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Altkin
Bitnn
Coetello Brothers
Mr. and
3Iva
Jennette
White mob targets Black residents in Hampton area murder incident
A violent mob attacked Black residents last night near Hampton leaving several injured and one man killed. White suspects arrested after bloodshed as authorities vow to pursue charges and restore calm amid rising racial tensions following a murder tied to local events.
Toronto trolley collision kills and injures dozen
A Toronto electric road trolley car collided on a steep grade near Scarborough. The car, filled with children bound for Victoria Park, telescoped. eleven year old James Stewart died, while others including Frank Townsent with leg injuries and motorman W J Graham with leg breaks are hospitalized. Conductor W B Northan and St A Dann sustain injuries.
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Toronto
Scarborough
City
Bearborough
Golliston
Victoria Park
Jamey Stewart
Nge
Frank Townsent
Lettle Lambie
W. J. Graham
W. B. Northan
St. A. Dann
Harcourt Defeated in Astonishing English Bicellona Result
London reports show 22 contested elections with Unionists winning eight seats, a notable shift indicating Liberal England's setbacks. Aly William Vertond FE Harcourt Yorby suffers a defeat attributed to his House of Lords stance and coalition dynamics. The Irish vote influences the outcome, suggesting a coalition government with a working majority and altered tactics for Ireland.
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London
England
Laye
Aly William Vertond
FE Harcourt
Yorby
Harcourt
Wullad
Lowes
House of Lords
Treland
Iriah
Parnell
Death in a Storm Furbox Cyclone in New Jersey
A powerful cyclone cut a path through Cherry Hill and surrounding areas in New Jersey, demolishing most houses and causing multiple deaths. Reports indicate five killed and many injured as the storm wrecked homes, toppled trees, and leveled crops in minutes.
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New Jersey
Auckensack
N. J
Toly
Cherry Hill
Pines
Wreck at White Sulphur destroys whisky car and more
A wreck on the Big Four at White Sulphur today caused the loss of fourteen carloads of whisky tobacco and candles valued at 78000 dollars. Dick Hurley a mother of Cludougt was killed. Several cars are said to be buried under debris.
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Oslo
Dick Hurley
Cludougt
Abria
Relapse Strikes Vice President Stevenson Reported Ill
From Bloomington Indiana July 16 Mrs Stevenson suffered a relapse and was very ill for a period. In South Haven Michigan July 16 H Wittsworth launched his new yacht Artlat for a trial trip with Coats and Stillson. A squall four miles north of the harbor capsized the vessel and the crew were drowned.
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Imoomington
Stevenson
South Haven
Mich
H. Wittsworth
Artlat
Coats & Stillson
Wen Ware
France marks Bastille Day with quiet national anniversary
An oblique notice reports France commemorates the fall of the Bastille, marking the nation’s re public celebration with subdued observance across the country.
Fragmented OCR string about March events in Chester England
Fragmentary OCR text mentions March events in Chester England and references Wirges with numbers like 000 balos. The readable content is highly garbled and offers no clear names, dates, places, or concrete actions to summarize reliably.
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Tlon
Chester
England
Iereiti
Scientific notes on lamp filament failure and electrical engineering training
A report details the microscopic structure of lamp filaments showing melted material causing surface humps and rapid disintegration that lead to breakage during explosions. It also discusses training for electrical engineers, arguing that extensive study is required beyond a one-year program, and cites Swiss electric rail heating as an instructive example of efficient in-car warming using conductor rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyo
Mont Saleve
Switzerland
Royal Baking Powder Improves Receipts and Quality
The article argues that Royal Baking Powder yields better results and healthier food due to its stronger leavening action and higher purity compared to other brands. It emphasizes superior leavening strength and solubility for baking outcomes.
Electric shock death debate reopens in New York findings
A physician hired by New York authorities presented photographs and data showing electric shock from prison wiring is invariably fatal. An electrician countered that strong shock can be recovered with proper treatment. A lineman reportedly died after a 10,000 volt contact but was revived after two hours.
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Dees
New York State
Facta
Thig
The Language of Animals Game Noted in New York Evening Post
A family friendly game called The Language of Animals involves children each picking an animal and describing its feelings and actions prompting others to name the animal. Examples include an ant claiming a shared space and cream loving mice catching by a cat. A thunderstorm observation in Berlin reports an electric train losing lights during lightning and briefly dimming interiors before lamps reignite.
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New York Evening Post
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