Remains of Greely expedition heroes arrive for burial
The remains of several Greely expedition members pass through cities for funerals with military honors. Lt Kingsting bury, Sgt. Dalston, and Sgt W H Cross are among those honored, with processions, church services, and graveside salutes described across Rocurs Ten and Washington regions.
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Washington
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Vernox
D. C. Ralston
New Yous
Roderick Schneider
Charles B. Leary
Lancock
Cypress Hill Cemetery
Long Island
Annapolis
Lockwood
St. Anne’s Church
Mexico Averted Uprising After Executions In Several States
From Cirr of Mexico August 10. An attempt to stir public anger over recent executions in Jalisco Michoacan and Yucatan failed. Outlaws were killed when captured and some leaders were shot after transfer. The government faces poor finances and slow progress on projects while railway work proceeds and leaders await clearer development before new funds flow.
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Olline
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Justin
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Ilitte
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Widespread East Coast Earthquake Hits Cities
A major earthquake shook New York and nearby states on August 1 and 10, rattling chimneys and windows, prompting panic in tenements and hotels. Reports from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Maryland and beyond describe tremors lasting seconds, low thunderlike rumbles, and scattered damage while crowds gathered outdoors in fear.
Boston Earthquake Shocks Reported on August 1 and 10
A Boston earthquake was felt around 2:05 PM with chandeliers rocking furniture rattling and a rumbling sound lasting ten seconds. Several individuals reported a later feeble replay about 30 seconds later and a second minor tremor occurred in the afternoon.
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Destructive wall collapse in Kentucky towns kills and traps several
At Cattlettsburg Patton Brothers and nearby stores suffered extensive losses totaling about 76000 with 44000 insured. Fire from Patton warehouse spread to five brick buildings. Several rescue efforts failed as additional walls collapsed burying N P Andrews and James McKenzie. two rescued, others presumed dead. In a separate note, Kimble Coal and Iron Company at Rid dlesburg Va. announces failure with liabilities near 700000 and plant value similar, assets likely insufficient for sheriff sale.
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Phi
God Milier
John Graham
David Kinser
James Bie Kenzie
Sam Kelly
Jonh Berger
Charles Haler
Patton
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Wellman & Prichard
D. H. Carpenter
C. A. Wellman
Anson, Gabel & Prichard
Patton Bros
Cattlettsburg
Huntington
W. Va
Andrews
N. P. Andrews
Charles Sheritt
James McKenzie
David Kinner, Jr
Beproro
Kimble Coal and Iron Company
Riddlesburg
Epidemic fever grips San Carlos Panama area
The Strana Heravl reports a malignant fever epidemic at San Carlos, thirty eight miles from Panama, with nine deaths in 24 to 33 hours and mass panics among inhabitants. It is blamed on malarial poisoning as heat intensifies and daily funerals rise. In other news, the August 9 funeral of Joho M Griffin draws notable attendees. coal producers in Crattanccoa plan a mutual protection group. a Buffalo man reportedly died after Niagara Falls plunge. brigands threaten Northwest state farms with thefts. Cincinnati Union defeat St Louis 7-4. large fire in Se Confin struck western Iowa business district. a New Orleans steam yacht spurred by a racing contest.
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Washington Monument Completion and Interior Dept Decision
Inquiries at the Postoffice Department reveal payroll tampering at Brooklyn Office with Morton in charge. discrepancies around 400 pounds. Also, Navy cholera precautions tighten in New York, while the Washington Monument progress reaches 500 feet with top cap soon to follow. Interior Department denies Carrick survey of Arsenal Island despite new affidavits, citing public-interest and ongoing improvements.
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Denial by Hudson on Mari Halpin disappearance
Arpany N Y August 10 Mr William C Hudson former Brooklyn Eagle now Railroad Commissioners secretary sent to the New York Star a denial that he is connected with the alleged disappearance of Mari Halpin from New Rochelle He states he has no knowledge of her disappearance and knows the woman no better than any reader of the public press
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Severe frost damages crops across Northern Michigan
Reports from multiple Michigan points indicate a general frost episode with August 1 front impact. East Tawas gardens suffered heavy losses while overall state crops show notable damage to horticulture and field crops. An explosion in St. Louis killed two workers and injured one during threshing operations.
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