Wide Range of Local and National Incidents Reported
A jumble of crime accidents and disasters is listed with fires wrecks drownings and fatal injuries. Notable items include a Granby air death a Pic Bluff Ark store collapse and $125000 in property loss, a rail tunnel drowning in Jackson County North Carolina, and a fire destroying a Baltimore & Ohio junction with $100000 loss. Also noted are a Mount Clair fire a Florida couple shooting and Mount Washington wind gusts of 144 mph with zero temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanna Arrvona
Granby
Rosadbaum & Tica
Picp Bluff
Ark
North Carolina
Jackson County
St. Joseph
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Mount Claire
Joss
Tom Jones
George Franks
Cotton
Tex
Willia Dunoss
Robert Toombs
Troy
Gronor It Onkby
Hamilton
New
Blacksores Landing
W. Va
C. T. van ¥Yret
Anatog Tasutfacturing
Denver
Cal
Notable Deaths and Political Shifts Across 19th Century States
Obituaries note the death of Nathaniel Hawthorne's sister in Beverly Massachusetts and longtime US Congressman W. H. Hooper in Salt Lake City. The Forty-seventh Congress elected Joseph Wiereven Dom in Alabama's Eighth District. State legislatures convened and officers elected across Nebraska, Colorado, Minnesota, and Maine. Divorce action in Denver court grants alimony. Hartford hosts Democratic installations. Garford fair profits near $10,000. Indiana and Illinois legislatures organize. Woman's temperance leader Miss Francis Willanp tours the South and West. A massive roll call follows Civil Service bill vote in the House with many named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Beverly
Maes
W. H. Hooper
Congress
Utah
Balt Lake
Josefn Wiereven
Dom
Alabama
Nebraska
A. Ti. Connor
Senate
G. M. Humphrey
Lornn Frueratren
Minnesota
House of Representatives
Denver
Hartford
Conn
Washington
Colorado
St. Stroter
EB. A. Davia
Fryr
United States
Maine
Democrata
Pinista
NAV
James H &Botis
Benjamin Franklin Delano
United States Naval Constructor
John Rodgers
Terry
David K. McDougall
John C. Beaumont
Hugh Y Purviance
Charlis H. Roor
Henry Eagle
Strong
Robert 4. Wyamm
James F
Denison Universlty
Columbia
John William Draer
New York
Richard P. Morgan
Dwight, NL
Robert F. Kedzie
Mississippi Agricultural College
Ko-Kun-Hua
Harvard College
Cambridge
Mass
Josaph E. Sheffield
Shofte J Balantifie
Yate College
New Haven
Zolotus Truesdell
Ann Arbor
Miah
Caspar R. Gregory
Lincoln University
Chester Couny
Lyman Coleman
Uafayatto Colloge
W. Po Kerr
Granville 10. B Seminary
William H Atel
Laconta
N. H
William H. Churchman
Indianapolis
Ind
W OB
Logors
Institute of Technology
Toston
Maas
Erustun Wosmith
Obunten
David Thomas
Henry
Itadellife
Arole Ex. Placer
James H. Ladle
William R. Allen
Utfard College
Philadelphia
Wentworth
Cook County
Normal School
A.J
Chicago University
Hermann Jo Koern
Columbia College
N.Y
Robert }. Merrin
Oxford
Henry Draper
J . Aturtevant
Tonnersos
Theophilus Parona
Huston
Henry W Lonfollow
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Concord
Roy Haany Gliios
Boston
A. Willard
George Joa Crasson
Paterson
Aborrtiacr
Mons
J. H. Stenhouse
San Francisco
New York Herald
John W. Defroos
Miami
Unton
William T. 'Thompson
Buvanneh JQ
Morning News
Cesar W Burly
Johnstown
Tribune
Booch Emery
Pooria iI
Transcript
William St. Ells
Lafayette
Counter
Julius Behuitz
Iachenblatt
Austin
Tex
George Cozard
Wheeling
David McCaleb
Galveston
A. L. Bloodgood
Sandwich
Dr. J. W. Christian
Alabama Christian Advocate
Alexander Jorges
Freie Prenac
Cincinnati
Frank Quesn Cupper
H. J. W. Garland
Catholic Telegram
Freder Ok MacCrellish
San Francisan
Cal
J. W. Simonton
Associated Prose
Napa
Major D. Stimpson
Madison
Nd. Star
J. Goldeich
Rocky Mauntain
Kcrudd
My D. Whittie
York Evening Post
Charles N. Hodges
Wauloaca
Wia
Herald
Joseph Weber
Northerm Advocate
Claremont
Josiah A Noonan
Wauwatosa
Martin Blom
Dentacher Amerikaner
Dubuque
Josiah King
Commercial Gazette
Pittsburgh
Ant Jonhu C. King
Edward Br, White
Henry R. Searle
Thomas le Clear
Rutherford
New Jersey
Centenaniate
Samuel Rickley
Flint
Mich
James Isom
Richmond
Peter Markins
Little Rock
Ark
Mary Lydon
Louis
Judy Powell
Margaret Martin
Mr. Fortenx
Bholby
Abigail
Sprinsfeld
Fanny Parnell
Parnell
Emma Youn
Uae
Remains of John Howard-Payne Ship from Tants to U S
Fragments state the author of Home Sweet Home John Howard-Payne was shipped from Tants to the United States on the fifth. The documents relate to Benjamin Frankish owned by Harry Stevens of London, purchased by the United States Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard-Payne
Sweet Home
United States
Benjamin Frankish
Harry Stevens
London
Earthquakes floods and unrest sweep parts of Europe and Ireland
Reports recount a night earthquake in Halifax lasting up to half a minute. Bailiffs in Tipperary fired on peasants, killing a man, with five arrests. Germany Austria floods ruin hundreds of houses. Cape Town endures thousands of put cases. several ships lost at sea. Ireland and Canada record murders, accidents, and distress amid political tension and bank failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halif’x
Upper Croas
County Tipperary
Ireland
Etil
Worms
Frankenthal
Cape Town
South Africa
Oppau
Ludwigshafen
Frankfort
Germany
Brogan
Austria
On- The-3d
Badenheim
Rexheim
Morsch
Oppa
Robstadt
Frisenheim
Mannheim
Annop
St. Thomas
Ont
Sleurh
W. R Monvegy
Mexico
Ronora
Frederick Mann
Cooke
Little Rideau
Quebec
Joan Shentpan
Ballinamore
County Lottrim
Bradford
County Clare
Titus Coan
Sandwich Islands
Hilo
Donegal
L. M. Frater & Sox
Montreal
Mann
Little
Rideau
Tushark Star of the West
New York
Bremen
Wuis
Tripoli
Tug Czar
Revolutionary Committee
Tur Municips
Bank
Banojok
Russia
Aman
Kavanagh
Lucknow
Quebecc
GeNerau Onanzi
Paris
Ballinesloc
Various 19th Century World and U S News Highlights
Mint director reports six month gain of about 34000 in gold and 14600000 in silver coin. Passages note deaths from hydrophobia in Philadelphia and rheumatism in Boston. Steamship collision near fog, Gambetta funeral in Paris, and American expedition to Cane of Good Hope arrives with 236 photos. Tennessee treasurer arrested. Senate considers liquor prohibition amendment and census funding. House approves tobacco export bill and discusses presidential succession and major appropriations for fortifications and pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Hann L. Smith
Philadelphia
Brussels
New York
Liverpool
Glasgow
Martuen F. Wiruen
Boston
Pastilone Aviarion
Ovington Brothera
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gambetta
Parle
England
Janne Rownaway
San Francisco
Bay
Wiruitam A. Snaver
the Drawer
Harper's Magazine
Mount Vornon
Mapurro
Spain
Toronto
Robert Coombe
Penn
Tennessee
San Antonio
Tex
Edward C. Andensox
Savannah
United States Senate
Messra
Blair and
Cameron
Wis
Honao
List of notable deaths in 1883 across U S political and scientific circles
A necrology lists eminent figures who died in the United States during 1883 including state treasurers ministers governors congressmen and military officials among others. Names span Connecticut Massachusetts Liberia Arkansas California and beyond with mentions also of scientists educators and publishers and a brief note on submarine cable spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnlllige
Davia Pe
California
George P. Marsh
United States
Italy
Benjamin ‘Harvey Hil
Atlanta
Isaac Murphy
Arkansas
James Adair
Greenback Party
Mendota
John D. Dofrees
Berkely Springs
W. Va
Indiana
Benjamin Humphreys
Tonorere
Edward Joy Morris
Pennesania
C. C. Clay
Indama
Tanner
New York
Clarkson N. Potter
Edmund Burke
New Hampshire
Elijah Ward
Purviance
Pennsylvania
Martin F. Conway
Kansacs
William B. MacLay
M Lion
Latham
H. W. Harrington
John D. Pleres
Michtin
Ozro J. Dodds
Ohio
Ramuel C. Fessonen
Maine
Horace Maynard
Charles 8
Kenton
Wisconsin
C. C. Washburn
Winston M. A. Ottero
New Mexico
Albert Gltt
Ahnging
Coburn
George F. Marsh
Vermont
Artemus
Illinois Legislature Opens with Party Line Votes
In Illinois both chambers convened with Republican caucus nominees sweeping temporary and permanent officers. Senate and House sworn in by Chief Justice Scott and Secretary Dement. 61 ballots elect Camp as President of the House. Joint sessions canvass returns and confirm Smith and Haub as State Treasurer and Superintendent. Governor’s message awaits committee assignment. adjournments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SixArt
Senate
Repub- Hcan
Scott
Thair
Dement
Mitchell
McLean
Paneer Camp
Coo
Fem
the &Th
House
Gambetta
L.C Colling
Cook
Bundry
John A. Reeve
United States
Bute
Smith
Haub
Burgoyneescaped jail and other county reports
James Hart alias Burgoyne missing from Rockford jail. Sheriff unaware of departure time. Incident summaries include fatal boiler explosion at Gardner causing a seven year old death, a house fire at Manhattan Carroll County, and multiple local deaths, fires, and property losses. Reports cover canal surveyors, election results, and public notices across Illinois towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hart
Burgoyne
Rockford
Hutchins
Spyder & Son
Gardner
Grundy County
Overton
Chambers
Manhattan
Carrol County
Losa
James Griffin
Chicago
John Mingin
J. T. B. Stapp
Decatur
Leroy
McLean County
Rock Island
Watertown
Rock River
Jackson County
John Britton
McLea
Wm. Schmidt
Hanover Township
Daviess County
Longing for Art Observed in Domestic Sketches
Mrs Breezy debates art versus daily life with her husband Mr Breezy in a domestic scene from Brooklyn. She showcases sketches, recalls past painting, and confronts his distraction with abstract titles while tensions rise over art and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Mr. Breezy
Breezy
Green Avenue
Mrs. Breezy
Mrs Bresay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Republican
Burt
Congressional
Renato
Committee On Judiciary
Orleists & Dill Aa
At Moray
Ae Eea Ie
Ollard
Auostra
Erro
Logan
John Porter
Abdill
Europe
Son
Internal Levenue
Eerie Porter
Bewell
Bclance Association
Peace of
Committee On
West Point
Fitz-John Porter
Kasson
Civil Service Reform
Sonate
Borvico
Bt Kasson
Aronee
Bucknor
Calkins
Missouri
Columbia Rivers
T Patriot
Columbia Oil
Canada
Cohoes
Tho Secorita
Rhods “Ieland
War Department
P. P. Gustine & Sox
Grain Exchange of
Ismam Beort
Joseph Boeers
Michael O'Rourke
Milton
Kng
Maher
Rupert Rose
Jack Moore
Webster County
Ashland
Thomas Qgarroch
David Davis
James Davis
Patrick White
Lizzie McDonald
Baltimore
Patrick Moore
United States Treasury Cattle Commission
Pacific Coast
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Willliam Livasy
Captain Nott
Unols
Mr. Campbell
L. ©. Collins
Tri
Feges Alirichy
Anderson
Barr
Bayne
Beach
Belford
Tolmans
Holtzh
Orn
Spomolto
Bousier
Derandaré
Lay Rout
Rott
Farwell
Henan
Nalower
Ford
Frost
Godshalk Spout
Gueenthar
Gunter
H Hammond + Harty
Harmeor
Harris
Nae
Haakolt
Hateh Yoobburn
Harbo Howitt
Yui Howitt
Ain HU
Thiscock
Itt
Hobittzeir
Ie Tottte
Timphry
Jnonba
Janwin
Jones
Lox Jones
Jorgenson
Koasson
Kell Kelly
Koteham
Ilotz
Lacey
Lindsay
Minka
McClura
McCook
Molinley
Moline
MoLo
Miles
Miller
Morey
Morrison
Morse
Moulton
Mutebvler
Noni
Nolan
Norcross
Noil
Payson
Smith Speer
Spooner
Springets
Maibaleylor
Blackburn
Milan
Gills
At Drumm
Buchanan
Cal Well Lemonts
Culberson
Dunn
Fornoy
Garrison
Geddes
Hammond Garj
Hanien Tg
Hogo
Tubbs Ronn
King
Knott
Loddom
Lofa Manning
Marsh
Noicenre
Mosuiian
Wilogrevo
Oaton
Eeengon
Bares
Bidaloner Welborn
Walle Com Neaa Chia Ity
Omnc
Fi Wiao
Y. Sun
HN. Y. Herald
Llinois
Inofs
Ford County
Isaac Kirby
St Oreans
Macon County
Kirby
Ilinois Board of Health
John T Quinn
Perry, Quinn & Co
Chicago & Alton
Bloomington
Charles Gossage
Kewood
Buty
Chicago & Alton Road
Kentucky
Chicago Herald
Oak
Sky
East Liberty
Philadelphias
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