Destructive Northern Storm Strikes Indiana and Ohio Towns
Northwestern Ohio and northern Indiana towns report a widespread cyclone-like storm. Destruction includes a Peru Indiana freight house burned a Rollersville telegraph operator narrowly escaped a barn collapse. Pugh & Co sea house roofless. Dan Miller hurt as barn roof collapsed. oil fields lose over fifty derricks. OConnor block plate glass shattered. gas works and several factories unroofed. a Romulus fatality from a flying board. Detroit area windstorm damages. tin plate works in Elwood nearly demolished. multiple towns endure damage to buildings crops and wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Ohio
Backland
Hume
Rollersville
Oldsonburgh
Geneva
Camden
Montpelier
Ind
Pugh & Co
Sea House
C. B. Selfridge & Co
Detroit
Holly
Adrian
Fairfield
Dundee
Stockbridge
Tecumseh
Hudson
Milan
Romulus
Fred Kugath
Elwood
Indiana
Murder, mob lynching at Corunna ends with suicide
A mob attacked the Corunna jail after William Sullivan, convicted murderer of Farmer Leach, allegedly killed himself by cutting his throat or was cut by others. The crowd desecrated the body, dragging it through the jail yard. Sheriffs resisted but subdued. Weather and farming notes across Indiana Ohio Michigan Norway Norway landslide near Vaerdalen buried farms and homes. Fire at Freight House injures several. rail collision injures trainmen and passengers near Watab Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Sullivan
Mis Cor
Corunna
Mich
William Sullivan
Farmer Leach
Durradon
Mieh
Status Prison
Sullivan
Embezzlement indictment against John C. Eno quashed
The tax indictment against John C. Eno, former president of the Second National Bank of New York, has been quashed. The report also notes a series of other incidents including political resignations, a fatal freight collision in Pennsylvania, and various disasters and legal actions across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Eno
Eno
Second National Bank of New York
Cou. D
Hovstox
Corps of Engineers
United States Army
New York
Milwaukee
Chicago
Lorra
Sorosis
Sorosis, the Swell Woman's Club
A. M. Palmer
Edward E. Kidder
Various Appointments and Economic Outlook Across Sectors
General D MinneER named traffic manager for the Missouri Kansas and Texas. Gladstone mocked by ultra Turtles at a London Prince of Wales reception. Henry Hircncoes of St Louis named Yale Law lecturer. Gronth M VeunMan invests 17 million in Reading Railroad with a reorganization planned. Congressman Geary employs many Celestials on his California ranch. Emastrios WIMAN’s liabilities total 417000, largest debt to NK G bun Co. Colonelte WittdaAM DP Carters named Brigadier General. Drs & Co weekly trade review notes rally but no real improvement. distribution to final consumers weak, weather aiding retail. wholesale and speculation show hesitation. large and minor failures rise. money markets tighten. Treasury stronger, but gold exports up. Australian bank failures impact securities and US markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Minneer
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Gladstone
Ultra Turtles
Prince of Wales
London
Henry Hircncoes
St. Louis
Yale Law School
Gronth M. VeunMan
Reading Railroad
Congressman Geary
California
Wiman
NK. G. Bun « Co
Colonte Wittdaam DP
Carters
Carr R.G
New York
Treasury
Australia
Cat at the Dinner Table Share Story
A Zoological Society member recalls a cat who dined with decorum, wore a napkin, and shared fish. When late, the cat rushed in with two mice, dropping one on its own plate and another on the narrator’s, illustrating a divided dinner with his human companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Zoological Society
Puss
London
Too Much for the Parson Snuff Sermon Showdown
A Scotch clergyman famed for snuffing once preached against the habit and later during a sermon on another theme, an elder beneath the pulpit pinched snuff. The minister seized the snuff box and challenged the elder, asking if he would resume the vice after such preaching.
First Approach to Rheumatism and Precautions
Encourages early checks of rheumatism to avoid chronic illness and urges precautions against exposure and heredity. Promotes Liestettur's Stomach Bittera as safe and superior to often useless or poisonous drugs, claiming it cleanses blood and provides reliable relief when others fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liestettur
Electric Loom Revolutionizes Weaving from Lynn Plant
The Thomson Electric Welding Company of Lynn Massachusetts reports securing a control loom powered by electricity that will drastically cut labor costs. The loom operates quietly with independent shuttles, weaving fabrics from coarse carpet to fine linen at 250 to 300 picks per minute compared with 140 to 180 picks for current power looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson Electric Welding Company
Lynn
Mass
Haa
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised in Toledo
Frank J. Cheney and F. J. Cavanré & Co. swear the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason certifies this December 7. The medicine is taken internally and claimed to affect blood and mucous membranes. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
A. W. Gleason
KRAL
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
St Patrick Origins and Birth Year
The article notes St Patrick’s birthplace is disputed with Ireland Scotland France and Wales all claiming him. It states his name suggests a patrician lineage and places his birth around 472 though the exact year is uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick
Ireland
Scotland
France
Wales
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Michigan
Norway
Vaerdalen
Trondhiem
Levaneer
Lake Dein
Theraduds
Northern Pacific
Wienipeg
Fargo
Watad
Sauk Rapids
Mion
Jefferson
Buffalo, Rochester and
Pittsburgh
Dubois
Joax L. Srubivan
Bangor
Lizotte
Biddeford
Pennsylvania
Francis H. Weeks
Weeks
Western
San Francisco
Everenre Etany Fohs
W. Nose
Oklahoma
Ozere DasiInus
Indianapolis
Emmett Brackenridge
Judge Brackenridge
Fort Wayne
Seracast Rienanp HH
Kerros
Seventeenth United States Infantry
Fort Russell
Wyo
Lake City
H. G. Aunis
First National Jank
Little Rock
Ark
Charles H. Jores
United States
Vauion
Lewis Porter Cabinet Company
Mayon Eusiis
Minneapolis
W. 4. Blackmore
Winnipeg
Blackmore
Mfikmaky
van Parnessox
Weston
Fanning Mill
Patterson
Saeneh
Chartos Papa Glucose Company
Vemeva
Tih
Charles Pope
Connenut
Lake Anl
Phitavula
Exposition Board of Directors
Attorney General of
State Insurance Department
Superintendent of Insurance
Snider
Mecca
Association
Gov. Peck
Wisconsin
Byron J. Price
Saginaw
Rample & Camp
St. Vincent's
Antigo
Northwestern Lumber Company
Weed
Clements Bros
Dryant
Bupbee
Lake Shore
Southern
Tos
Texas and Pacific
Kent
Jons Winses
Mulberry
Mabel Summers
Wilson
Auta
Florida Senate
Euba Wick
Bishopries
Maryland
Manx UN LuMan
Oglethorpe National Bank
Brunswick
W. L. Burbage
First National Bank
Bur-bage
Ullman
Oglethorpe Bank
Burbage
First National
Washington
Oglethorpe
Eckels
Noanera
James WT. Carscadden
West Virginia
Timenau
Sacee Weimar
Edaht
Austria
Clementa
William Thureday
William I
Goerlitz
Silesia
Bergen
America
Orkney Islands
Chester
Willesden
Dean
Russian Empire
Shahreth Ali
Chamber of Deputies
Department of Justice
Humbert
Monza
Rome
Erisis
Market Reports
Alice Cremwry
Cavele
Miewaucki
Dantas
St Patrick
Warner
Hood
WayNes
Fond da Lac, Wis
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