Cataclysmic flood debris devastates North McGregor and Durango
Reports describe a two day Midwest storm sweeping from Bull to North McGregor destroying lumber yards and houses, with multiple drownings. The Durango depot disaster claims five dead as floodwaters lift the building and carry occupants downstream. Additional casualties and injuries are listed in Brandon and Groveland townships, plus reports of damage in Mount Clemens and Oakwood areas.
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Donrque
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Moloney
Burke
Meyers
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Mississippi
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McGregor
Durango
Dubuque
Chicago and Great Western
Clark
Peter Moss
James Dillon
Tom Griffin
Ives
Thomas
John. Pooritt
Jeep Bird
John. Milkey
Ele. Gorrance
Henry Glick
Ab Abram
Quick
Mitchell
Brandon
Groveland
Ortonville
Daniel Thompson
William Mitchell
Gravelard Township
Oakland County
Geneses
Lapeer
Mount Clemens
Mich
Butler
Inches
Anna Pohl
Adolph Pohl
William Pohl
Russel Carter
Ormsby
Oakwood
Clarkston
Cyclone Destroys Several Iowa Towns Across Jasper and Polk
Des Moines reports a disastrous cyclone hitting Jasper and Polk counties. Six towns Bondurant Valeria Mingo Ankeny Polk City and Slater suffered partial destruction as telegraph and telephone lines went down. Wrecked depots and tracks blocked traffic while fatalities were reported in Bondurant.
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Valeria
Des Moines
Jasper
Polk
Texas
Kansas
Bondurant
Mingo
Chicago and Great Western
Ankeny
Polk City
Slater
Polk County
Jasper Counties
Jasper County
Story County
Thig ‘City
Berwick
Railroad
Hondurset
Death toll and injuries from Valeria cyclone reported
A Polk and Jasper county tally lists nineteen dead including the Bailie and Phalen families and many injured. Witnesses describe a green balloon like cloud moving fast, uprooting trees, tearing buildings, and lifting a house with two children clinging to the door as the storm passed.
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Lowa
Charles Phalen, Jr
Dennie Phalen
Susie Phalen
Mike Phalen
Mollie Phalen
Clarissa Dickie
Martha Dickie
Charles Eakins
Shell
Polk County
W. T. Scott
Mra
A. J. Edwards
Oliver Yates
Edwards
Robert Bailie
Jasper County
Charles Phalen
Willie Phaten
Dug Eakine
Dug Eakins
Solomon Dickey
Nellie Dickey
Harvey Pitcock
Monroe Osborn
Phelans
Valeria
Destructive Cyclone Hits Illinois Near Rockford
A weekend cyclone swept parts of Illinois causing four deaths and many injuries. Homes were wrecked and crops ruined from Monroe to Forreston with churches unroofed. Notable victims include Mrs. Godfrey Hildebrand and her daughter Elsie.
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Rockford
Godfrey Hildebrand
Monroe
Elsie
Grand Army
Egan City
Izora
Bird
Leaf River
George Garner
Adeline
Methodist Episcopal Church
United Brethren
Forreston
and Colvin
Edison Park Injury Report Mentioned Among Suburban Accidents
A suburb of Edison Park reports injuries after an incident with several residents named. Among the injured are Mrs James Hutchison and eight year old Bosale Cullom. Internal injuries threaten the eight year old and several others including Mrs Hortense Evans and John Schweitzer are noted with varying severity.
Floods Cause Deaths and Destruction Across Kansas
Kansas flood reports state a young boy drowned at Trading Post and a whole family lost southwest of Bolcourt. The Marais des Cygnes river rose nine inches and floods damaged crops and livestock while the Memphis track could wash out. In Manchester Indiana a cyclone with heavy rain caused property damage near 100000 dollars but no deaths.
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Kansas
Lacygne
Marais Des Cygnes
Bolcourt
Farlinville
Memphis
Manchester
N. Murray
Ira Howland
Fragmented 19th Century Notices of Obituaries and Incidents
A collection of abbreviated telegrams notes various events and deaths: West Liberty mob punishes a woman, several obituaries from Lansing to Baraboo, a Chicago mad dog at a post office, Montana gold deposits opening soon, a Chicago sash factory seeks bankruptcy, a Denver bank fraud arrest, a balloon landing at a Foundlings' Home, violinist Yanya buys the Hercules Stradivarius, Topeka undertakers cut rates, a sinking steamer in Boston, a state officer embezzlement arrest, a trolley accident in Chicago, McKinley button politics, and a Pawtucket ballgame shooting incident.
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West Liberty
Lansing
Mich
L. B. Baker
J. Wilkes Booth
Staunton
John Echols
London
Benjamin Terry
Eben Terry
New York
John Billings
St. Paul
Andrew N. Nelson
Leroy
Ile
L. Forbes
Hanover
N. H
Carleton Lennington Frost
Macomb
Hls
W. H. Robinson
Baraboo
Wis
Gollmar
Chicago
Carter
United States
Montana
Kalal Manufacturing Company
Labilies
Oscar E. Miller
Denver
Foundlings
Stewart Young
Eugene Yanya
Topeka
Boston
Francis J. Kieckhoefer
Department of State
C. F. Sorenson
Twelfth
Clark
McKinley
Pawtucket
Nerney
Michael Connors
Daniel Mountain
Markets update from New York and Chicago May day
The market page reports money on call easy at 2 percent, mercantile paper at 4 1/2 to 5 4 percent, and dull sterling exchange. Government and silver certificate prices show minor activity with slight gains in some issues. Chicago produce and trade quotations list May and July grain futures with small moves and close prices around 2 1/8 to 2 3/8 for corn on May and July contracts.
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Srime Mercantile
United States
Ateady
Chicago
Noted Thorntown Murder Case Reaches Prison Terms
An 1890s murder in Thorntown, Indiana, led to John Sexson's 21 year sentence in Jeffersonville for murder. Patterson imprisoned for 10 years, later dying in Michigan City. both men blamed each other as the case stirred wide attention and a possible pardon campaign for Sexson.
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Jeffersonville
Sexton
Thorntown
Hiram McDonald
Vine Street
McDonald
John Sexson
Charles Patterson
John Gott
Justice Gant
Sexson
William Sutton
Patterson
Gott
Gulley
Boone County Grand Jury
Galcon
Unclear fragment hints at general delivery and numbers
A partial OCR line includes names and codes such as Gustaard delivery and several initials with numbers. The readable items resemble a postal or tracking note but lack coherent context or a complete event. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are extractable for a fuller summary.
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