Week in Review of Disasters and Incidents Across the United States
The column surveys numerous 2d through 28th events: state debt at 6,008,008.04 dollars. multiple fires destroying hotels houses and stores. a fatal boiler explosion at Harrisburg and a fatal train crash near Lowell. trichiniasis outbreaks in families. robberies and murders in New York Chicago and Austin. a major gas strike in Ohio. floods and accidents claim lives. notable legal and financial matters including defalcation and forged mortgages. a comet discovery. a boxing championship conclude and various public health and crime notes.
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State Auditor of Indians
Hansmeyer
Et Farentum
Tur
Troy
Vincennes
Ind
Grand Hotel
Byvier
Hogansville
Paterson
Pennsylvania
New York
Ellen King
Lochiel
Harrisburg
Fred Kory
Wadesville
Babe
J M. Vanpett
Society Hill
D. C
Lowell
Mass
George W. Karell
Cleveland
Namn Owego
Aaron Shaw
Tue Coshocton (O ) Lron and Steel Works
Lexington
Treasury Department
Washington
Horea
United States
Frank W Adams
Omaha
Clifton
Lordsburg
Tru
Patrick Driscoll
New York City
Austin
Tex
James Phillips
Phillips
Hamilton
Sivas BE. Cuesk
Clinton, Mo
Hoe
Canada
Louisville
Philip Ewald
R. Brerline
Rockingham County
Cook County
Wolleville
Springer
Theodore Baker
Baker
Joux R. Bronz
Clayton
Nxrsox J. Horonxias
Conn
Chicago
Jacob Schaefer
George F. Slosson
Maurice Vignaux
Paris
Schaefer
White
Mrs. Eanes
Senator PatNie Hanged In Effigy At Canton Event
The Young Democracy burned an effigy of Senator PatNie in Canton over his postmaster appointment action. The President signed a pension bill granting Mrs Grant 5000 dollars yearly on the twenty third. Commission Buack rules a former deserting Civil War soldier who was dishonorably discharged and later re enlisted and wounded is entitled to pension for the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mass
Alice Thompson
Alabama & Great Southern Railroad
Collinsville
Ala
Artesia
Miss
Barbara Moyers
Pittsburgh
James L. Sigmund
Tranton
Kentucky
Nanticoke
Brockton
Mase
Judge Lambert Tree
Chicago
New Orleans
Marcots Hamizon
New Jersey
Peru
United States
Brooks
Rochester
Aquila
Georgetown
Cave Cop
James McCanpe
Thomas Larkins
Albany
Joun N Baxgen
Dayton
Findlay
Secretaay Lamarnon
Alabama
Avex Reep
Carrie Boyer
Gatmestown
Washington
Conscience Fund
Nate States Treasury
Geonce Kruxiano
Savannah
Amelia Sugenar
New York
PatNie
Canton
Young Democracy
Dr. Grant
Buack
Pannert
Irish National League
Janes C. Froon
San Francisco
Tax Circuit
Sharon
Sarah A. Hill
Grenparmes in Paris Seize Sixty Band Members
Paris police captured sixty members of a swindling band on the 23d. Spanish officials detained a man named Harrison on the 2d amid extensive circulation of forged Bank of England notes. Miltons Ontario jewelry store looted on the 23d. Ferndale Wales mine explosion entombs four hundred miners with dozens injured. Colonial rope-walk at St Johns destroyed, valued at $140,000. Twenty-two ships wrecked near Colon and sixty lives lost in recent storm. Parliament canvass favors Gladstone with clear majority over rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenparmes
Paris
Harrison
Bank of England
Bonavars
Milton
Ont
Ferndale
Wales
St. Johns
Newfoundland
Colon
Panama
Gladstens
Crovera
Cayenne
French Guiana
Collery
House of Commons
Ireland
Apricgs
Washington
Amethyst
Arctic
Sim Amrose Lur
Newfundland
Limerick
St. John
N B
Atlantic
Rouen
France
French National Assembly
Grevy
Republic of France
Montreal
John Bright
Birmingham
Toronto
United States
Canada
Dominion
Russia
Austria
England
Storms and Deaths Mark Quarrels and Disasters Across Cities
The 20th saw numerous fatal incidents from Maryland to Texas including Samuel Blake in Snow Hill and John Wright in Pittsburgh. A Cape Sable storm wrecked five Gloucester schooners with eight lives lost, and other calamities followed such as boiler explosions in New Providence and fires at Mobile. Diplomatic shifts in France and U S political moves are noted, along with civic items from Dublin to Chicago, and weather mildness in St Paul with people outdoors.
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Samuel Blake
Snow Hill
William Bindler
Rush Run
John Frankis
New Orleans
Clay Davis
Stackley
Tex
John Wright
Pittsburgh
Edgar Hayes
Lyndonville
Grevy
da Froycinet
Cape Sable
Gloucester
Mass
New Providence
Giapatone
James Sanders
Kentucky
Nicholasville
Pastron
Paris
Newark
Atlantic
Gulf City Old Mills
Mobile
Als
Becnetany Mannine
Santa Fe
Aovieges
Dublin
Eagle Island
Innitshoffin
Mayo
Galway
Washington
San Carlos
Arizona
Chicago
Farr Hag
South Pacific Coast Railway
St. Paul
Minn
Upper
Missouri Valley
Bismarck
D. T
Brown's Iron Bitters touted to stave off dyspepsia
A promotional passage asserts Brown's Iron Bitters does not merely kindle digestion but nourishes and strengthens the system. It claims the tonic drives out debility and dyspepsia, purifying the digestive tract and energizing the entire body.
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Earth
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Buckeye Glass Works
Martin's Ferry
Minanuel Dill
Moberly
Albany N Y
2&H
Acar
National Fish Commission
Illinois
Fonnan
Marshfield
Comstis8ionen Sparks
Riccardo Rgingarp
Oxford
Cade
Reinhard
Indiana
Homer Mr Luep
Lamar
Albert Painter
Windsor
Toledo
H A. Miller
Senate
Congress
Eastern
Middle States
Milwaukee
Rompers Illinois
Saboanela
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakota
Northwest
Farm West
Minas Obienge
Milwaukes
Portage
Y* Oreses Chicago
Orianville
Aberdeix
Eliendale
Chicage
Chiccago
Clinton
Meck Island
Cedar Rapids
Tamu
Des Meloca
Council Bint
Glenx City
Sioux Falls
Albert Lem
Mason City
Mitchell and
Ghambeorlain
Dubuquea St. Paul
Mill Wemperts
Wayenport
Caimar
Misnes
Bmacine
Beloit
Freeport
Amea
Chica Core
Neenah and Men Asha
Oshkosh
Fond 8U Lac
Mount Rune
Brevens Point
Wausau and Merrill
Ltake Superior
F. M. Finney
Jas. Barker
Den'l Pasa
Agant. Ilwaukee
0. B. Mclntosh
Paskell House
Henry
Ill
John Whitney
Wirt Street
Clarine
LapiEs
Clara A. Stephens
D Dufec
J. FP. Gates
Prie
Imperial Crown Bell of Liberty
Ware
Sack
Saan
J.F. Gates
Hynes
LANE
Gould
Sian
Heh
Gee Baier
George Thurber
Chaster P. Dewey
Soth
Fred
Pacific
Ervexy
Americas Agriculturist
Broadway
New
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David W, Judd
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Samus
Wurnha
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