Notable Deaths and Disasters across Nations and Seas
Notices of deaths including Michael Wintela widow Amalia Hancock in New York, and Gen. Epwankp Frzerrarp REALE. Reports cover a Mexican sheriff ambush, Honduras revolution end, and a Russian extradition treaty. Also details on a deadly North Atlantic crib disaster near Barnegat with survivor James Miller and rescuer Inger Olesen.
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Orle Jegislature
Almina Hancock
Mar Ae Wintela
S. Noi
New York
Boston
Boss Rose NecDosaxp
Uniontown
Evwand Henry Staxiey
Earl of Derby
London
Querezo
Mexico
Phoenix
T. Frank Peary
Wiliam Brook
Honduras
Russia
United States
Zante
Bowrn & Co
Montreal
Tre Barge
Plpmouth
Wyman
Newport News
Barnegat
N. B
Guyanjuato
Santiago
Valparaiso
Wade Company
Victoria Dock
Hull
England
Honolulu
Naples
Penn
Michigan
Fanos
North Point
Calcutta
John McBride
Chicago
Michael Dyer
Ireman
Milwaukee
Wiliam Priesnes
Age
Edward Cambrian
Steward
Mg Welcome
Inger Olesen
Olesen
James Miller
Miller
Doubtis
Sonsemisy Tiss
Ael Abe
Sentem
Savei
Trail jump on Iron Mountain line injures seven near Victoria
A section of the Iron Mountain railroad jumped the track near Victoria Station Missouri injuring seven people. Reports describe a broad disturbance with wrecked cars and responders rushing to the scene.
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Dorestic
Iron Mountain Railroad
Victoria Station
Alnust
Civil Service Commissioners
Tennessee
Tracy City
Louisville
Salina
Kan
Dan Adams
Arent Stout
Union Pacific
Ilinois
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Laws
Lock Haven
Tenn
Jasper
Clarke
Jones
Mississippi
Henry German
Ceredo
Shubuta
Miss
Waren
Cour d‘Alene
Washington
Midland City
Ala
Minnesota
Waterner
Hays
Lexington
Mass
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Milwaukee
Seading
United States
Francis JD. Hieris
New Haven
Conn
Rakata
Red River Valley
Fargo
Manitoba
United Tes
Gould Treasury
Tte and Buster Company
Butte
Armen Vestine Prtead
Mts
Charles Flanerty
Mountus
N. Y
Genesee
Mary Sweeney
P. Gasper
Kensington
Mary Strathers
Pallister
Sing Sing
Harlem
Hudson Rivers
Asbote
Julius Ra
Gerishea
Multiple 19th Century Trade Losses and Disasters Detail
A bulletin reports Union Stock Yards in Sioux City a loss of 860000, Hedges Trust 250000, Sioux City stores 350000, and Union Loan Trust 745000. Cyclone near Moore Oklahoma kills ten and damages property. Norman also suffers eleven deaths. New Hampshire? states but not confirmed.
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Sioux City
Union Stock Yards Company
Hedges Trust Company
Union Loan & Trust Company
Wausay Everett
Dem
Congress
Massachusetts
Oklahoma Territory
Moore
Norman
Columbus
Caps Nrewax
Laona
Nieman
Exeter Investment Trust Company
London
Agricultural Department
Washington
Byng Inlet
Appoin McKinne
Theifornia
Razil
George W. Caruth
Arkansas
Portgal Gres Bre
Chicago
Somerset
John E. Pile
A. B. Heesers
Third National Bank of
New York
Gen. Grant
Philadelphia
306 Old Guard Association
George S. Boutwell
Massagausetts
Mystery Mineral Collection Valued at 125000 in Philadelphia
An item notes Clarence L. Bement of Philadelphia owning the largest private mineral collection in America valued at about $125,000. A Nashville electrician warns crinoline wearing women crossing electric car tracks would be dangerous. A newly discovered Atlantic island is reported near latitude 20 02 N longitude 157 10 W, described vaguely.
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ShraGem Bile KS Sales Moers
Wigek
Ereglon Gt She Wormvest Lloeded
Lako
Peter Leems
Chicago
John McBride
Bomnésota
North Dakota
Buffalo
Minn
Crow River
Swater
Crookston
Reduke
Jones
Red River
Great Wheat
Fargo
Manitoba
Pembina River
Pembina
Pembine Mountain
Agent Sims
Minnesota and Northern Elevator Company
Grand Forks
Dacotah
Plain Dealer
Northern Pacific Railway
Red Lake River
Posvogas
Iowa
Ilinois Central
Berviners
Wisawac
Ind
Tippecanoe
Kansas City
Kansas
Neosho
Nevada
Cmeaco
Lakes
Michigan
Eris
Heron
Menominee
Mich
Arenstoxn
Boston
Mortwood
Cambel
Hirlifax County
Danville
Martinsville
Semples Tobacco Factory
Lester's
Soma
Carcollton
Stontent- Ohs
Connecticut
Newell Eddy
Lake Huron
Bank of Milbank, & C
Benjamin McLean & Co
Jams Boz
Camden & Amboy
Tar Friend & Farmy Paper Company
Franklin, C
Colfax
Wash
Jack Bunpy
Bendersville
N. C
L. D. Taylor
Brady
Surrey Lumber Company
Dendron
Tennessee
E. K. Royce
Veterans’ Home Association
Yountville
Cal
Jous S Saivn
Jackson Township
Wabash
Lake Michigan
Gronect A Pearce
Planters’ & Merchants Insurance Company
Mobile
Ala
Abilene
Tex
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kno
Joan L. Arport
United States
Colombia
Department of State
Mississippi
Fhe McConnell-Maguire Company
Moscow
Idaho
Gov McConnell
AG Yates
Rochester
Columbus
Columbus Coal Company
Ohio Coal Exchange Company
Jacksonville Store Company
Joan Pevenson
Denmark
SCC
Bessie Easter
Peterson
Gard Company
Cincinnati
Lagonda Bank
Springfield
Joma Sweeney
Patrick Walsh
Ireland
Clifton City
Bellingham
Esco
Triquois
Alphopz Ranger
Cyrille Fourtier
East Gray
Jaures Fare
Martin Arelt
Charles Liptak
Cleveland
Falk
Arelt
RickAnp Verrtke
Isaac Monroe
Solar
Lima
Torx First Regiment
Ohio
B. F. Evans
Col
Enwin H Weusten
Belair
Congress
Nashville
Tenn
America
Clarence L. Bement
Philadelphia
Atlantic
Fire Racks Beaver Falls. Three Dwellings Destroyed
A Friday morning blaze in Beaver Falls Pennsylvania destroyed three dwellings and killed two occupants Julius Monthieu and his wife. An explosion tore through the tin shop adjacent to the residence, with natural gas cited as the likely initial cause and a second blast reportedly igniting benzine vapors.
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Pennsylvania
Perith
Beaver Fas
Seleck
Julius Monthieu
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Christaj
Las Salvador
Trinidad
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