Revival converts 2473 in Louisville by evangelist Barnes
Louisville report says Rev George O Barnes preached seven weeks with two daily meetings and three Sundays drawing crowds. His efforts yielded 2473 conversions and about as many seeking prayer for health restoration. many claimed cures before Barnes departs for Bowling Green after five years of missionary work totaling 23489 confessions.
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Wall Street Opens With Uncertain Cheer In Week Start
The New York market opens with a cautious uplift as weak holders are shaken out. Rumor links Haven of Jersey Central to the Wabash directory, suggesting a potential Wabash New York route via Jersey Central amid ongoing contest. Some foresee gold shipments this week. commercial bills remain light though March contracts appear. The Imperial Bank of Germany lowers discount to 5 percent.
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Skobeloff Speech Sparks Alarm Over Russian Policy
The Times comments from London on Skobeloff's speech blame the Russian government for lax discipline and say it endangers European peace. It notes the general's position will shock financial and political circles and urges the czar to curb fiery rhetoric.
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Fire Burns Through Bellevue Harness Shop District
A blaze in Bellevue Michigan destroyed sixteen stores and homes, wiping out half the town’s business places. Loss tops 40 000 dollars with 4 000 dollars insured. At Chester and Philadelphia reports quick follow as two more victims die and as mayor receives unsolicited land offers for Jewish refugees.
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Factory Fire Destroys Merrimac Plant. Losses Stated
Fot ter and Prescott's factory burned this morning in Merrimac resulting in an estimated 30000 dollars in damages with insurance set at 18000. Fire crews responded quickly but the blaze caused significant smoke and structural damage.
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Firemen's Tournament Preparations Begin in Chicago
Chicago officials announce extensive plans for the Firemen's Tournament to be held next September. The event, reported by telegraph, focuses on competitive displays and public safety demonstrations. Objective details and exact dates to follow as organizers finalize arrangements.
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Local Fire Services Meet With Broad Participation Expected
The event is expected to draw participants from over three hundred cities and five hundred fire companies. More than fifty thousand dollars in prizes or funds will be offered, signaling broad support and competition among departments.
Forty Bodies Recovered After Durham Colliery Blast
By Cable to the Sentinel Loxpon Feb. 18 Forty bodies have been recovered from the Trimdon Grange colliery in Durham where an explosion occurred yesterday. It is feared the remaining forty men are dead still in the pit.
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Struggling Traveler Joseph Smith Arrested for Cane Attack
Saturday afternoon Officer Wahrenberg arrested Joseph Smith of Battle Creek Mich a well dressed elderly traveler in the light hardware line after an attempt to strike Geo J E Mayer with a heavy cane while intoxicated. Police court heard he kept a bundle of letters from married women and widows showing ardent declarations. A letter from his wife criticizes neglect of his family. Smith was fined one dollar plus costs and jailed awaiting telegram funds.
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Death of Marion Township Pioneer George Troutman at 79
George Troutman, a Marion township resident and Allen county pioneer since 1836, died yesterday after strokes. A blacksmith by trade, he lived retired on his farm with a wife and nine children, one son in Petoskey. Funeral tomorrow at 4 o'clock from the Lutheran church on the old Wayne trace.
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East End site purchase discussed amid land bids and funding
A citizens committee reports $40,000 secured toward buying the east end site for a $65,000 purchase. General Manager Williams may confer in Chicago in a few days. If needed, the company would add $25,000 to complete funding. Also noted a 1850 $20 bill found by Michael Woulfe yielding $240 in interest. A divorce trial in Schell v Schell continues for habitual drunkenness. Gorton's New Orleans minstrels travel en route to Decatur for a performance tonight.
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Blaine's Busted Boom In White House Bid
Presidential campaign headlines report Blaine's alliance with Republicans faltering. Senator Voorhees launches a volley into the rival camp yielding some gains. The Ohio River at Cincinnati rises causing partial city inundation and concerns for residents.
Blaine Voorhees ticket tale denied by senators
Washington reports clear rejection by Senator Voorhees and Senator Morgan of a rumored Democratic plan to back Blaine for president and Voorhees for vice president in 1884. Morgan calls the story fiction, urges a pure Democratic platform, and favors Thurman or Hendricks. The piece also notes local arrests, court notices, and community happenings across the city.
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Cincinnati Deluged from Heavy Rain
A telegraphed report from Cincinnati notes a morning of heavy rainfall with the river at 50 feet and rising two inches per hour. Cellars below Third street flood, the Plum street depot inaccessible, and Maddux Hobart distillery and Globe rolling mills forced to close. Stock is displaced as drainage concentrates on downtown, with a potential five feet more rise if rain continues.
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Round house razed by boiler explosion in Lafayette
The February 20 report from Lafayette describes a boiler explosion at the round house that toppled a large building. Engine No. 419 of the Peoria division was involved as locals mourn potential casualties and assess damage.
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Wabash Round House Explosion Destroys Engines
A boiler explosion at the Wabash round house collapsed the building and roofs, damaging fourteen engines. Four men were pulled from the ruins with two fatally injured named Jake Ringling and Mike Kanier, with others believed buried amid the debris as workers clear the site.
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