News Notes from Many Lands and Skies
A sweeping river Log movement and the Susquehanna at Havre de Grace tops water levels since 1865. Weather storms traverse Illinois to Florida with blizzards and frost threats. Political shifts, fires, and an array of harsh reports color this late nineteenth century bulletin.
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Havre de Grace
Wolcott Allen
Danville
Ilinois
Eaton
General de Courcey
Annam
Indianapolis
Sheridan
Crook
Geronimo
Chicago
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakota
Minnesota
Rome
Glasgow
Scotland
British
Pittsburg
Leadville
Arkansas
Coolidge
la Junta
Texas
Corpus Christi
Mercury
Oberlin College
Weather Bureau
Washington
Mississippi
Florida
Wilmington
Delaware
Palestine
Minnedosa
Manitoba
Northern Pacific
Brainerd
Fargo
New York
London
New York City
England
United States
Senate
Eustis
Manning
Wilson
Committee On
Post Offices
Newark
Ohio
Berner & McCue Hardware Company
Arrat’s and Beatty’s Mills
Kensington
Philadelphia
Irish Patriotic Union
Lord Salisbury
Ireland
Jacksonville
Father Jardine
Kansas City
St. Louis
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Wallula Junction
Annie McKeyn
Cairo
Catlin
Bent County
Savannah
Georgia
Robert Farquharson
Munster Bank
Barcelona
Spain
Greece
Turkey
Prince Bismark
Board of Guardians of
Kilmallock
County Limerick
Weaver
Congress
Oswego River
Syracuse
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Atlantic
Foraker
Hilton Castle
Fire Island Light
Long Island
State of Nevada
A. M. Bigelow
J. A. & G. F Roberts
Boston
Samoa
Pacific Ocean
Germany
Consus
Secretary of the Interior
New Mexico
Denver
New York State
Chadron
Fort Robinson
Treasury
Davis
Sierra Madres
Greeley
Devil’s Advocate
Colorado
Canada
Adam Smith
Canon City
Colorado Springs
Concord
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Rockies
Frank Evelgy
Fort Collins
McCreery
W. B. Burgess
Express
Stolbrand
Sickman
Knud Patton
Hiram Pierce
Jonn Sheldon
Presbyterian Church
Sheldon
the Greeley Tribune
Weld County
Tribune
the Tribune
Carver & Dunning
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