County Cullings. Attacks and accidents amid storm damage
The period reports revival meetings with about twenty conversions, a cyclone threat from Viton Sentirniiant to Stamahont Toul, and a fatal wind event near Olesan's residence northwest of town. Miss Berthi Teng was injured severely by a lightning strike, with Drs. Rogers and Watid aiding as she recovered. Other items note a postmaster appointment, quarry shutdowns, new Good Templars, and minor injuries from hay fork and runaway incidents while townsfolk respond to storm damage and social updates.
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Albert Williamgan
Dr. Rogers Ap
Melyershower
Olesan
Che Ching
leyvaceUl
Suvere
Esexipe
Avram Svenson
Asnur
Miss Heng
Mary Ployd
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L. Lepley
Manne
Lapley
Misa Eva Marshall
Awa
Union Schools
Hubbard
Morrison
Grundy County
Wm. Hall
Union
H. E. Atothewsell
Amily
Providenes
Brindle
Dessa W. Marshall
Friends Agudemy -At- Glay
Kansas
Town Falls Falls Into Unruly Week Of Incidents
A chaotic week in town includes a nun injured by a feed chopper at P. Adams ons and three people jailed after a night fracas led by Town Falls residents. George Myers watched as events unfolded near the Springs while Judge Tlammoha set bonds at 25 dollars. A drunken melee, arrests by Marshall Giffard, and a railway swindle involving counterfeit currency closed the sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlay Kelsey
P. Adamson
Soar
Rominet
Flernoo
East Tows Falls
Plenig
George Myers
Lyn Springs
Engin
Aman
John Hodee
Ed Stockdale
Marshall Giffard
Plate
Frank Smith
Gifford
Whinnery
Baily
Smith
Marshall Gifford
Ifstiuea
RL & N
Hubbard Happenings and local notices in Eldora area
Miss Lina Boyd returned home to Eldora after visiting her sister Lizzie for several weeks. Mrs. Henry Brand died suddenly leaving a husband and six children. A concert at Me Farland's Grove by Nora Johnson's music class drew a large crowd with the Hubbard Garnet Band performing. Storms caused damage to farm properties near Kasischke, Providence, and Radcliffe. A prowler incident prompted a local woman to buy a revolver for protection. Community events, church attendance, and social visits are recounted, with mentions of upcoming Ald Society meeting and ongoing harvest season preparations.
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Nora Johnson
Hubbard Garnet Band
Dave Gogerly
John Kasischke
Providence
Radcliffe
Las Bean
Flying machine by Horatio Philips of Harrow England
A description from the New York Telegram outlines an experimental flying device by Horatio Philips. The boat shaped frame measures 25 feet by 3 feet and weighs 860 pounds, with a 64 foot diameter screw propeller and 140 square feet of blade surface. The apparatus runs on three wheels and flies in a controlled circular track 628 feet in circumference, achieving 40 mph for 13 revolutions with a dead load, proving lift over ground clearance without unaided flight.
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Horatio Philps
Harrow
England
Atiam Ia
New York Telegram
Cooling Of Process At The Shore At Coney Island
A New York Car and Boston Herald piece denounces Coney Island as a fair for the city visiting professionals and business men. It mocks the cooling off rituals, mallet dials, tung testers, carousals, yellow sirenas, bad beer, and organ music. The author accuses the main local business and professional group of fakery and questions the spectacle.
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Bowery
Coney Island
New York
Boston Herald
Clean minister assures family despite piano theft
Report notes minister’s plea for calm as a family, including a little girl, responds to the piano theft incident with assurance of ongoing cleanliness and order amid concerns. No further details provided about people or locations.
Turbulent Iowa notes and town rebuilding progress
The report covers multiple 19th century items: political shifts in Madison penitentiary leadership with Gov. Bole and James Betired named, a farm accident injuring Turman Gerloff, a fatal track incident near Geneva with foul play suspicions, Musquakite Indian census data for Tama County, Keller defeating Jarling in a riverfront boxing match, fires at New Hampton and Devon with property losses, Pomero y rebuilding efforts including a new school and four churches, a near miss involving a cow injuring a boy near Shell Rock, an unknown man killed by a southbound train near New Hampton, and the identification attempt of Michiel Kearney of Dubuque.
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Waa Ford
Geneva
Bio
Tama
Fotonlea
Nea
Keller
Michigany
Dubuque
Jariling
New Hastron
New Hampton
Aus Yurger
Devon
Pomeroy
Newa
W. J. Reed
Gerry
Mr. Reed
Wil
New Hampton Vines
Unicago Great Western
Ban
Ani
Hane
Bey
Laver
Michiel Kearney
Spot the Hero Dog in New Orleans Pioneers
Awny thoy wontatn good rout pee and joy anime into the farmer's Taco. The little dog under the wagon saves the farmer from a robber, dragging him down and guarding the scene. Spot earns a silver collar and hero status among friends and foes alike in this moral tale from New Orleans Pioneers.
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Spot No
New Orleans
Long's Rallyway Time Clock Signal Inventor Peter Long
Greengburg, Pa., inventor Peter Long patented a railway signal time clock that marks elapsed minutes between trains. The device, mounted like a danger signal, resets to 12 at each passing train. if a train is not followed within about an hour, the dial stops at 65 minutes to show an alert track condition. The article cites the St. Louis Republic description and notes its utility for safety on busy lines.
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Long
Peter Long
Greengburg
St. Louis Republic
Lace industry in Ireland boosts impoverished workers
The lace trade in Ireland is praised for aiding the poor as embroidery employs 12,000 girls and last year 1,665,000 dozen handkerchiefs were exported to the American market. The piece also notes moral judgments at plays and historic curiosities, including items valued in the fashion trade and the origin of the word noon.
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Ireland
New York Sun
No Wonder she Salled in Detroit Prep Preps
An awkward fragment describes Brown and Green in a street scene with a lady as Green lifts his hat. The text hints at a court action with $10,000 alimony. The garbled OCR reflects a sensational but unclear incident from Detroit prep sports or prep prep context.
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Ely
Brown
Green
Cours
Detroit
Dense crowds and load limits in public spaces debated
Professor Kernot of Malbourde University cites tests showing crowd loadings from 140 to 160 pounds per square foot for railway stations and public venues. A Victorian Institute discussion contrasts lighter figures with denser crowds, warning of safety limits and space requirements. A romantic tale from Walter Besant adds a lighter note about a shy nobleman finding his voice.
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W. O. Kertiot
Malbourde University
Australia
Victorian Institute of Enginaera
Kernot
Stoney
Stanly
Playful Lover Seeks Marriage as Rejected Bride Spurns
A distressed suitor in Detroit Free Press recounts his love failed when the woman he adored refuses his marriage proposal. He confesses his heartbreak and contemplates drastic actions, torn between hope to mend the injury and despair at the rejection.
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Cupid
Detroit Free Press
Special Seessions and Their History in Congress
The text notes that no special session of Congress has occurred in 14 years, with the upcoming August assembly being the twelfth in U S history. It recalls earlier centuries when special sessions were common due to crises with foreign powers, mentioning Jefferson and Madison calling extraordinary sessions and Lincoln convening Congress on July 4, 1861 to address the rebellion.
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Congress
Jefferson
Madison
Lincoln
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