Deadly cyclone cuts swath across Iowa and Minnesota towns
Reports describe a cyclone sweeping from southwest to northeast, destroying Emmetsburg, Wesley, Le Roy, and Burr Oak. The storm killed several, injured many, and left massive property damage, with towns like Osage and nearby areas reporting ruined homes, collapsed buildings, and widespread telegraph outages.
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Beaveér
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H.H. Kingy
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Burr Oak
Osage
Iowa
Jobn Perry
Mra
John Perry
Pat Larogan
Perry
Burr Qak
Burr Ock
Gould Daughter Seeks Share in Estate Amid Old Marital Claim
Cheyenne Wyoming Sept 26 The eldest Gould daughter in law of Jay Gould vows to sue for a portion of the estate. Mrs B B Pierce claims her mother Baralt Ann Brown Gould never divorced and a marriage to Gould occurred in New York City on May 16 1853. A daughter born Feb 16 1854 is now Mrs Pierce. They secure Gould Brown marriage certificate and prepare to file suit once evidence is collected.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Jay
Gould
Union Wavific Coal, Company
Rock Springs
B. B. Pierce
Pieves
Jay Gould
Rouge’s Point
Clinton County
Baralt Ann Brown
New York City
J. Hanna
Gold
Rouse's Point
Fire Destroys Oregon Railway Wharf and Plant
A blaze swept the Oregon Railway and Navigation wharf at fifty to sixty tons, destroying an entire new plant from St Portland General Electric. The dock stretched 400 feet and storage cars were heavily damaged, with freight cars totaling around one hundred destroyed. the fire damaged machinery and left most facilities unreadied. The incident stemmed from a plant laboring near the terminal yards, with controlled efforts failing to halt the spread.
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Oregon Railway
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St Portland’ General | Electric Company
Lyne
Sass
Navigation
New Professor for St Peter Minnesota at Gustavus Adolphus
Prof A O Carlson will lead English language and literature at Gustavus Adolphus College in St Peter Minnesota. He comes from Yale University where he completed the PhD and will begin the Moscow work in October.
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St Peter, Minn
Carlson
Gustavus Adolphna College
Mgr
Yale College
Extradition rulings split political cases and murder charge
Federal Judge Morrow in San Francisco rules that Ezeta Bolanos and Bustaminta cannot be extradited as their offenses are political while Gol Juan Gienfuegos can be extradited on murder charges in Amaya case. In Des Moines Moses Fenibetz arrested for embezzlement. In Pellcan Minnesota Wright Co and Hansons plow factory fire causes losses.
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San_ Francisco
Morrow
Hzsta
Ezeta
Bolanos
Bustaminta
Gol
Juan Gienfuegos
Amaya
San Salvador
O N Ourke's Succesdux And General Transit News
O N Rourke successor question not yet decided by officials in Washington. No appointment expected for a month. Transports from Shanghai report all Chinese vessels reached Port Arthur. James Anderson, grand scribe of the IOOOWH, died suddenly in Chattanooga while at the sovereign grand lodge. A committee will bring the body to Ad Pal towa.
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Washington
Carliale Ban
O'Rourke
Dayton
Ohio
James Anderdon
Ex senator Jacobs dies in Atlantic City baptism day
Ex Senator Jonn O. Jacobs of Brooklyn died here last night after being taken to hospital on Friday. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Jacobs family. Local officials extend condolences as Atlantic City mourns the former public servant.
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N. J
Jonn O. Jacobs
Brooklyn
Jeaday
Desha Breckenridge and Judge Kinkead in Street Confrontation
Eyewitness account describes Breckinridge and Judge Kinkead exchanging insults in open street talks after an election, with Livingstone and Lane involved. Breckinridge warned of more bloodshed as tension escalated and one bystander noted the moment as potentially violent.
Uniformed commander in scuffle over contract
Vallejo dispatch reports Commander McCalla, naval equipment officer at Mare Island, involved in a dispute with contractor Robert Gore over a supply contract. McCalla reportedly peeled his uniform coat, barred the door, and Gore fled the scene amid chairs overturned and cries for help. Gore’s fate remains unsettled as official attention likely follows.
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Gore
Mathauye
Frightful Wound From Red Hot Poker in Minneapolis
Peter Olson of 817 Sixth Avenue North was taken to city hospital with a hole burned in his leg by a red hot poker. Olson, a worker at Twin City iron foundry on Fourth Street and Ninth Avenue South, was approached by a man seeking work who became enraged and attempted to burn his leg. Hospital reports indicate he is currently doing well.
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Minneapolis
Peter Olson
Sixth Avenue
City Hospital
Twin City
Fourth Street
Ninth Avanus
Olaon
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