Monumental mixed bag of 1890s US news and crime
A summary of scattered items: a New York shipping firm failed, a gas explosion at Mount Carmel killed one and injured two, crowds in Duluth protested a churchman’s visit, Kansas wheat crops failed, editor William H. Moore died, a Farragut statue unveiled in Boston, a Columbus, Ohio burglar sentenced, and multiple financial and political notes including bank failures, the World’s Fair coin dispute, and mayoral conferences. The report also mentions a Veracruz-like mix of suicides, lynchings, and legislative actions across several states.
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E.G. Poerga
Willliam H. Moore
Augusta
Admiral Faragut
Marine Park
Boston
Jus Anderson
Columbus
Mich
New York
Clarlee Wilson
Fairfield
Hardy
Jericho
United States
Bann
Lockhaven
Union Trust Company
Sioux City
Saratoga
N. Y
George B. Green
Binghamton
Philadelphia
Olney
India
Joax Seaman
Wiltshire, C
Grorace W. Staak
Painesville
Reynolds
Interior Department
Denver
Colorado
Gen. Grant
Jefferson Davis
Cranston-on-the-Hudson
Ellsworth Goshen
St. Joseph
Oywine
State Normal School
Terre Haute
Ind
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Fort Scott
Kaw
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. B H
Owensboro
Texas Railway
Joan Hianwey
Arling
Niagara Falls
Tne
Epworth League
Cleveland
Gov. McKinley
Blee
Chicago
C. E. Summons
Samuel J. Tilden
Gruda Rvillg
Oak Cliff
Tex
Honury
Leroy
Col
Gus Wauper
Burlington
First National Bank
Provo
Utah
Iowa
Boone
Muskegon
Sam Vinson
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Wiluta AM Pinkney
Daniel Barber
Marlboro
Francis M. Bowie
Prince George County
Scott Wrixke
Illinois
Treasury
James F. Tillman
Tennessee
Register of the Treasury
Bank of
Clear Creek County
Hodgeman County
Kan
Congress
Gus Albers
White
New Orleans
Tal
Wiemann
Joan Benny
Chadron
Neb
Rozmnd P. Porter
Willliam GB. Law
Lincoln National Bank
Bath
New River Basin
Chirrono Calverly
Niagara Gorge
R. Q. Penny
Falcon
New York Custom House
National Association of Elocutionists
F. FE. Mackay
Military Department of
Arizona
Department of Colorado
Government Bureau of Statistics
St. Louis Jay
Washington
Lst
T. J. Woop
Ninth National Bank of
Dallas
Brookelyn
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Louis
Louisville
Chaffee County
Salida
Cal
First National
Phillipsburg
Mont
Exchange
Webb City
Ouray
Madison Car Company
Edwardsville
Tax returns, murders, and political notes across nations
The report covers a broad mix: taxes in Ohio and national receipts for June, a miner killed his wife and died by suicide in Iowa, and a mass layoff in Youngstown. It also notes Harvard’s baseball title, political party tickets in Ohio, and obituaries from Philadelphia to Alaska while recounting global events in Britain and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bogard
Morrison
Exander Carey
Oskaloosa
Youngstown
Harvard
Lee Henderson
Leona Wilson
Belona
Tex
New York State
Gettysburg
Ohio Party Nominates Bracken for Governor at Columbus
The People’s Party state convention in Columbus nominated J. E. Bracken of Columbus for governor with M. Blooney for lieutenant governor W. H. Taylor for treasurer and J. I. Rhodes for attorney general. A list of misfortunes and political notes follows including disasters casualties and bank closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cleveland
Gideon P. Machlin
Germantown
H. Ellis
Warren County
Abram Ludlow
Springfield
S. E. Young
Portage
Supreme Court
J. A. Gallaher
Bellaire
United States
James Sheakley
Alaska
Wallace
Yorkville
S.C
Rosrtrans
T. A. Tighman
Tennessee
Farmers’ Alliance
Anthony J. Drexel
Philadelphia
Carlsbad
Germany
Qrandma
Lateral
Astoria
Gxoroiz Drew Barrysone
Santa Barbara
Cal
Asenath Miller
St. Charles
Ill
Remarkable Independence Day at World’s Fair Grounds
At Jackson park 274,917 paid admissions for the grand Fourth of July celebration with the Columbian Liberty bell, Mayor Harrison, Vice President Stevenson and speakers from Philadelphia and Chicago. A 2,000-voice chorus, a noon bell signal, and a pyrotechnic display drew thousands despite rain. The Midway Plaisance hosted a parade of international pageantry with Bedouins, Turks, Soudanese, Pottawatomies, and Chinese guests. Commissioner Burton welcomed the cosmopolitan crowd with a short address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curehaod
Jackson Park
Ie St
Davis
Canfield
Stevenson
Silas G. Pratt
Columbia
Ocean
Murrah
Harrison
Madge Morris
Wagner
California
Philadelphia
Allentown
Minnie F. Mickley
Mickleys
Troy
Chicago
Paul Jones
Universal Peace
Andrew Jackson
Jefferson
Wayor Harrison
Hampton L. Carson
Mayo Harrison
Maj. W. O. McDowell
Clinton H. Meneely Bell Company
N. Y
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
New York City
Neema
Clinton JL Meneelt
James 8. Norton
Norton
America
Suwanee
Tully
Manufactures
Plaisance
Cairo
Tattergall
Burton
Family Drowns in Minnesota River Capsize Near Little Falls
Fred Denny his wife and two children of Minneapolis were drowned Tuesday afternoon when their boat capsized while attempting to cross the Mississippi River near Bell Prairie five miles west of Little Falls. A whirlwind caused the capsize and a brother tried to save them without success. Denny had worked at Riverside mill in Little Falls and later at a Minneapolis mill before visiting for the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Denny
St. Pam
Minn
Minneapolis
Bell Prairie
Little Falls
Denny
Riverside
Crystal Palace opens after forty years of wonder
The London Telegraph notes the Crystal Palace has hosted royalty and the public for decades bringing joy and instruction. It records around 70 million visits since opening with season ticket counts varying by method. Also includes an advert for Dr Kings New Discovery offering free samples and trial bottles at Powell's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Consort
Crystal Palace
London Telegraph
Europa
Asia
Africa
Law
Sydenham
Open Switch and Heart Disease Warned by Dr Miles
A promotional piece compares the danger of an open switch to heart disease and markets Dr Miles New Cure for the Heart. It cites testimonials from L M Dyer of Cloverdale and Geo L Finke of Philadelphia and notes sale through F A Powell in Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr
Franklin Miles
Elkhart
Ind
Peoele
Miles
L. M. Dyer
Cloverdale
Wito
Blao
Dr. Mile
Geo. L. Finke
Philadelphia
Dr. Milet Medical Co
Henry
F. A. Powell
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Eth
Warstore
Fred 5. Tucker
South Adams ST
Peoria, Til
Delmont
Lobasco
Big 4 Racing Association
Egmont
Labasco
Bayard
Walter Eagleston
Camp & Leech
Rumley
Largo Aizo
Reeves Stacker
Western
O. Winship
Putnam II
J.M. Winship
Promiaos
R.K. Carmack
North Harvey
John Sanders
Meredith’s Diamond -Club
Henry Republican
Republican
Fll
Phursday
Victoria
Kensington Gardens
Beatrice
San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Puebla
House of Commons
Gladstone
Tripoli
T. A. Epox
London
People's Party
J. E. Bracken
Columbua
M. Blooney
W. H. Taylor
J. I. Rhodes
Tom Omaha & South Texas Land Company
Houston
Ingram
Yorkshire
England
Tux Leroy
Petrolia
Joan Manzi
James Francis
Dempell Smith
Woodbine
Joel Mitchell
Kentucky
George
Greece
Alofons
Romanov
Russia
Schrieber
Lake Superior
Canadian Pacific Railway
Buffalo
Dennis McCarthy
Alexander J'nazen
Patsey Daley
James Morris
J. A. Carlson
Lake Tahoe
Glenbrook
Nev
Tur
Tur Bullionville
Plache
Fred—Denny
Mecca
American National Bank of
Leadwille
First National Bank of
Cisco
Jefferson County Bank
Golden
THE
Minnesota
Western ‘Steam
Watern Reamory
Reese
Ikansas
Hoenneette
Henry Market
Raorga Nicholson
Ender