Cyclone Devastates Little Rock and Ohio Trains
A terrible cyclone struck Little Rock causing extensive property loss and casualties, with Main Street and surrounding districts wrecked. At the insane asylum and penitentiary severe damage reported. officials rushed aid. In Massillon Ohio two trains collided, injuring several passengers mildly. Prof David Swing critically ill in Chicago from gastric fever.
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Little Rock
Little Rock Ark
Uesay
Main Street
Markham Street
Center
Cumberland
Cumberlan
Western Union Telegraph Offics
The
Keys
In-Sane
State Penitentiary
Union Depot
Mayor Hall
Hall
Frank McMahon
Massillon
Ohio
Cleveland
Lorain
Wheeling Road
Paul's
Kate McKelvoey
Urivhsille
Miss Mahan
Father Mahan
William Ellis
A. J. Hae
David Swing
Lake Store
Chicago
Chains of Crime and Violence Stun Nation Across States
Reports from New Mexico to Minnesota describe ambushes and assassinations, burglaries gone wrong, mine disasters, jail escapes, and riots. Victims include Pablo Garcia and relatives, Judge J H L Combs in Hazard Kentucky, and others with names tied to shootings, drownings, and arson as authorities pursue suspects.
Democratic conventions nominate governors and judges at Saratoga and Omaha
New York Democrats nominate David Rhim for Governor Daniel Lockwood for Lieutenant Governor and William Gaynor for Court of Appeals as Senator Hill presided amid wild enthusiasm. In Minnesota Congressman Hall denounced the Senate after renomination. At Omaha the Democratic convention backed Bryan for U S Senator and produced a ticket aligned with five Populist candidates including Gaffin Ellick and Dahlman with various state posts and offices listed.
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New York Democrata
Saratoga
David Rhim
Daniel Lockwod
Wiliam Gaynor
Court of Appeals
Hill
Hall
Minnesota
Omaha
Bryan
United States Renater
Jadze Holcomb
É N, Gaffin
F. R. Ellick
Ababy
Passenger Agents Set Winter Rates to Match Last Year
The Southern agents agreed to keep winter tourist rates the same as last year from Chicago. F W Porter auditor of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad suffered apoplexy in Cincinnati before boarding a train to Chicago and is not expected to survive. Miranda Lux of San Francisco died leaving an estate about 35 to 10 million dollars, with a third set to fund a manual training school after her son's death. Ex Postmaster General James' attempts to reconcile W K Vanderbilt and his wife reportedly failed.
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Pablo Garcia
Vallecita
Chama River
Espanola
N. M
Cone
Nderiman
J. HL. Combs
Hazard
Crawford Sledges
Circleville
Ohio
John Dickens
Staunton
Ind
Te Mwean
United States Marshals
Sturgis
Las Vegas
Conchas
Cobra Springs
Sapello
Red River
John Blackburn
Biz Fone
Delaware
Twiners
Simpson & Watkins
Simpson
Tug Wilts
Ita
Geronaimo Valdese
Antonito
Vola
Garzia
Columbus Hayes
Snow
Savannah
Frank Holman
Georgia
Victoria
Mexico
Evan Kavan
Miners’ Mills
Pelxoto
Rio Janeiro
Bin
Ots Pal Abrams
Scotland County
McDaniels
Memphis
Jefferson City
Santa Fe
Gorin
Abrams Swamy
McCandola -Suldon
Helle Witte
Sho
Sophie Sauta
Chicago and Northwestern
Woodstock
Joseph Cunningham
St Louis
Mlacreanta
Maumee
F. N. Smilth
Day
Adolph Burgan
Jobn Barrett
Ole Fuldfera
Dayton
T.ow Hazard
Bedgwick
Kan
Hank
Plymouth
N. IL
Terre Haute
Pontanet
Arasenic
Diet —Ono
Anderson
George Siegal
Jefferson Villa
Jesse Vermilion
End
Isaac Land
Manecter
Tom Moore
Eugenes Fulkes
Purin
Texas
Murdure
Indian Territory
Chicago
F. W. Porter
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Cincinnati
Miranda Lux
San Francisco
James
W. K. Vanderbilt
Russian Ironclad General Admiral Sent to Aid
The armored warship General Admiral, 4600 tons and 4472 horsepower, with six inches of waterline armor, built in 1874 and carrying twelve guns, is dispatched to assist. Also notes Austria’s ministers to the United States and Brazil trading posts, Chinese troops evacuation of Korea, Li Hung Chang to assume office, and worsening kidney inflammation linked to a death rumor.
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Kefsins
Oaid
Fire destroys mills and injures workers in multiple towns
A blaze at the Standard Glass Works in Muffalo damaged property worth $40,000 and caused severe injuries at Nunalim Kot where two men died and others were badly hurt. The fire also ravaged buildings at the corner of Wharf and Commercial Streets, destroying extensive property valued at about $100,000.
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Glyndoo
Mina
Slaughtering Horses. Willard Event Draws Large Woman's Rally
Reports describe a Chicago Health Department admission that it cannot stop horse slaughter for meat while outlining enforcement limits. In Denver a Willard birthday tribute draws 1000 women to the Woman's Temple, where a fountain ceremony and water stream mark the occasion.
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Chicago Health Department
Francea FE Willard
Chieme
Miss Willard
S Christian Temperance Union
Misa Willard
Colorado
Atock
Dirosiwell
Mexico
New Mexico
Kansas City
Industrial and Food Prices Prompt Labor and Trade Notes
Reports from Newcastle Pennsylvania show window glass workers oppose a 12 per cent wage cut. Boston clothing workers favor direct production by manufacturers. Wheat prices hit low levels with contract grade sold and cost calculations suggesting bread could be produced cheaply from wheat. Altoona Hollidaysburg movement reveals high debt and ownership shifts. West wagon wheel firms form a distribution company. Dun & Co notes mixed retail and wholesale signals with some improvement but overall weak volumes.
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Newcastle
Boston
Paterfamilias
Altoona Manufacturing Company
Tgb-Erade Enging
Hollidays- Durg Pa
Mang Gee
M. Asbury Greene
Anish Exalis Turn Back Bustins For Second Place
The Giants chase the lead with an invincible stretch as Baltimore’s long-winning run nears an end. Anish and Exalis push Bustins to runner up while Kate Field assists Dr Parkhurst in New York politics. Sam Linail’s daughter seeks divorce from James Jackson in Knoxville amid alimony and delirium tramens claims. The Chicago Grand Jury finds 45 true bills against 97 individuals for gambling and related malfeasance, with 27 property owners indicted for renting premises for gaming. Northern Minnesota reports thin snow depth of three inches in some counties. Sturgis, Kentucky averts a railroad tax clash as Collector Blackwell travels with his son. Guatemala asserts territorial sovereignty near Mexico, raising collision fears. Mayor Bemis of Omaha is acquitted of malfeasance and neglect.
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Perate Anish
Exalis
Giants
Baltimores
Armes
Anon
Kate Field
Parkhurst
New York
Sam Linail
Chicago
Finow
Minnesota
Sturgis
Blackwell
Guatemala
Mexico
Mayor Bemis
Omaha
Book on Testimonies of Secular Thinkers to Bible Faith
A Fort Wayne Baptist pastor Stephen A. Northrop is praised for compiling a volume titled Cloud of Witnesses. The work presents testimonies from secular leaders supporting Christianity and the Bible, with six hundred pages, portraits, engravings, and extensive research. It is offered in multiple bindings with prices and special terms for agents.
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Baptist Church
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ain
Stephen A. Northrop
Christ
Anzelo
Murillo
Dore
Baeb
Continenta
Gond
Europe
Russia
Express
Aventa
Triana
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Masallion
Swing
Wichita
Tarmarack
Calumet. Mieh
Bureau of Immigration
France
Melmore
Sewer County
Mary Blum
Crime and Casualty
Kambiling
Chicazoo
Kambilay
Ion
Jene Lathrop Stanford
Stanford
Jane
Bsa
Bse
Thae Messtanford
Fos Wabornd
Baltimorea
New Yorks
Ikea
Ammby
Prins
Uae
Ciernee
England
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