Nationwide turmoil and disasters reported in scattered items
The week’s news item summarizes floods, heat, crop estimates, and violent incidents. Reports include drownings and property losses from river overflow, a large-scale labor strike in Bay City, mob violence in Grenada and Chicago, and weather impacts across Iowa, New York, and New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles River
Boston
Hosmer
Courtney
Consley
Bouth
Carolina
Ther Mth
Kansas
Dalina
Nevesto
Indian Territory
Grenada
Miss
Bartley James
John
Campbell
Epward Hawnan
George ‘Hosmer
Casenovia- ‘Lake
New’ York
Joman Roauns
Howden
Warrick County
Ind
The
Parra
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Cherokes
Lamar
Gomera Garland
Northwestern
Lows
Nabrake
Dakota
Vanderbilt - “University
Shaseratee
Nashville
Mlantes
Becofmld
War Department
Washington
Kangas
Andre Young
Thad
Égent
New York Produce Exchange
Oth
Brecketany Cainity
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Cleveland
Raflieh
Siscia
USA
Inorria
Prado
Peter
Iowa
Gadsabus
Bohben
Disparomna Rossi
Notable Circus Rider Livi J Noxix Dies in Brooklyn at 71
Obituary notes the death of famed circus rider Livi J Noxix at his niece's Brooklyn home on the 7th at age seventy-one. The piece also skims political conven tions and figures from that period with brief references to conventions and appointments.
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Livi J. Noxix
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harrisburg
Matthew. B
Quay
B.S. Pinchback
New Orleans
Foraker
A. A. Ferris
Ispate
Bage
Ferris
Gulrig
Speers C.C. Oravoune
Missouri
Genscal
Nelson
Kenda
Arlrops
Carolina
Mitek
Washington
Aires ‘MosDey
Ohio
BEAL
Guam
Global Turmoil and Disasters Highlight World News Roundup
A chaotic international summary reports battles near Jauria with heavy losses, revolutionary actions in Venezuela, a French King’s authority dispute, ship seizures, and a Portuguese epidemic. It notes a boiler explosion in Canada, floods in Cracow, and rising Egypt bankruptcy risks, with Belgium rejecting grain and cattle taxes.
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Fantry
France
Esanrée
Sacco
Mexii
Quebec
Wee
Henry of
Reuss
Vienna
Dicky
Branswick
West Flamsborough
Hamilton
Can
Edward Maloney
Mireman
John A. Brutt
Cracow
Belgian Chamber of Deputies
World and Local Dispatches from Cairo to Utah
A fragmented report details El Mehdi’s death and internal clashes among his followers. Other items note a Beltane Maine blaze killing two and burning horses, naval movements from the Isthmus of Panama, a London vice exposure editorial plan, Toledo riot murder charges, a Pittsburgh bank theft, Albany fire losses, Utah cohabitation penalties, and a Lake Minnetonka yacht wreck with several drownings.
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Cairo
Handek
el Mehdi
Guxrkal GhaNi
Beltane
Tennessee
Yantic
Jouett
Panama
Tur Pall Mall Gazette
London
Toledo
Aera
Fourth National Bank
Pittsburgh
Albany
N. Y
John A. Gray
Burch
Wenty
Sporadia
Tolédo
Minnie Cook
Lake Minnetonka
Rand
Minneapolie
Je Ri‘Coykendall
Magdalene River
United States
Columbia
Strikes at Cleveland Rolling Mill riot injure president
About 8 000 workers march through Case Avenue and nearby works pulling fires from boilers. President Fayette Brown of the Union Steel Works is beaten and seriously bruised as rioters seize the Cleveland Rolling Mill complex and other nearby shops. Police protection was limited and arrests were few as violence erupts amid the strike waves in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ito
Clevelais
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company
Case Avenue
H. P. Nail Works
Chisholm
Fayette Brown
Brown
Cushing Wisde
Anne
Théinhovel
Ee " Brown
Bayette Brown
SteelsWorks
Brown,Bomtell & Co
Youngstown’ Iron Manufacturers
Chicago
West Division Street
Tallway Company
Madison
Randolph, Lake
van Buren
Weat Division Street Car Company
Jones
Railway
Tien
Lake
Higley
James
Wrt
van’ Buren
Robey Street
Yas Ata
Justice of the Peace
James “Tenndy
Bay Crry
Mick Duty
Pawmelll
Enbleyes
Ugual
Edy ‘Bros, & Ci
Eddy Avery & Eddy's
Bubnann & Awet's
Grant Preface and Reflections on Writing His Memoirs
The text presents a prefatory note by U.S. Grant, dated July 1, 1835, explaining his health struggles and purpose in publishing his memoirs. He describes financial need, dedication, and the plan to honor all sides with careful, factual history, noting his son Fred D. Grant assisted verification against records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EU Eral Grant
Wilich
Conley M
Lane
Iri'stich
Mr. McGregor
Bond holders oppose compromise with Virginia state
London reports from counsel for English bond holders and creditors who returned from London say no proposition of compromise will be accepted. They condemn the state's defiant attitude and warn that continued war on bondholders risks deeper financial ruin as British lenders recall the Virginia reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Vay
Willan
London
Higzmisaign
Nion
Nogall
Royall
Polygamists Arrested in Utah Co-Habitation Case
Two men, Robert Swain and Robert Morris, were arrested for unlawful cohabitation in Salt Lake City. Swain’s wives testified they were the mothers of his children, while Morris waived examination. Both were bound over for the grand jury. The city council reviewed the flag lowering at City Hall on Independence Day and exonerated the city marshal, citing wartime sentiments and respect for the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nfalf- Maat
Salt Lake Grrr
Utah
Robert Swaini
Robert Morris
Swain
Morris
Inglinor
Eoing Fron
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Eicur
Reading
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Mexicas
Blaughter Ter
Colorado City
Agueti Rae
Orwado
Accolobion
Aguetuck
Middle
New’ England
Canada
Highland Home
National ‘Agricultural Department
Patroleum
Saratoga County
New York
Copius
Crancas L
Deen
Louisville
Oxford
Ind.s
Esiase
Mise
Mattle Hilman
Hilman
Cherry ‘Mountain
New Hampshire
Owl's
Orleans Board of Health
Uniem Bérew
Ss.werkas Saverely Benton
Rt Abe
Grant
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