Miscellaneous 19th Century News Digest Highlights
Various reports from across the United States and abroad. Weather damage from storms, cyclones, and floods. political movements in Ireland. financial trials and corporate failures. criminal cases and violent incidents. legal actions and court decisions. social and religious gatherings. disasters in Utah and the Midwest. notable deaths and accidents.
Pennsylvania and Georgia political shifts in 1880s
Tax Pennsylvania Senate defeated a bill prohibiting treating and the House refused to endorse an eight hour workday. The Democratic State Convention is called for Des Moines on June 6. Henry D. McDaniel elected governor of Georgia for the unexpired term of Alexander Stephens with no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Des Moines
Henry D. McDaniel
Mtb
Georgia
Alexander H. Stephens
Jeannette
Secretary of the Navy
Connecticut
Board of Pardons
Supreme Court
Peter Cooper
Cooper Union
New York Board of Aldermen
Massachusetts House
B. R. Kem
Civil Service Commission
Arthur
Burza Pinxston
Canton
Miss
Kentucky Ministers’ Temperance Union
Louisville
Michigan
United States
Tax Ministers
Kentucky
Cnanurs
W. Foster
Ohio
Fostoria
Ma Ker
Washington
Missionaries Drowned in Victoria Report
Foreign dispatch from Victoria B C reports the drowning of Messiah Chapmint and Penny two Presbyterian Mission attachés. The item notes Europe political aims to isolate France for a unified disarmament at the coming Congress. Heney Manxourros found guilty of attempting to shoot King Milan and sentenced to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Bécande
Lot
Chatham
Carnin Grord
Lorda
France
Madagascar
County
Aberdeen
Mthina
Bessiges
Timothy, Kelly
Pheonix Park
Ambigny Theater
Paris
Canada Pacific Railroad Company
British North America
Canadian Northwest Territory
Lord Caringford
Apurmmal Bautpwrm
Chandler
Moscow
Ovennors
Erxtern
Warsaw
Poland
Tae
Soudan
Dwime
House of Commons
Chili
Gulf of
Darion
Atrato
Northampton
Eng
Quebec
St. Thomas
Can
Montreal
Fleming
Chicago
Canada
Europe
Myonaxt Fagan
Dublin Treland
Phoenix Park
Victoria
B. C
Messiah
Chapmint
Penny
Presbyterian Mission
Germany
Austria
Italy
Bismarck
Heney Manxourros
Triel
Belgrade
Servis
Milan
Great wind storms and disasters sweep Texas and beyond
A Fort Worth dispatch reports severe wind storms damaging Bonham Palo Pinto and Belton with dozens of deaths and widespread destruction. Other items note a resignation by Internal Revenue Commissioner Green Baum, a Ireland extradition request, NY counterfeit ring arrests, and varied weather and crime incidents across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Norwestern
Texas
Bonham
Palo Pinto
Belton
Grenenal Green B. Baum
United States
Internal Revenue
Ohio
Ireland
New York
Hot Springs
Ark
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington
New York City
Parnell
Philadelphia
Toulon
France
Louisiana
Port Said
Irish National League Convention Adopts Platform in Philadelphia
The Irish American convention in Philadelphia adopts a platform denouncing English rule in Ireland. It calls for Irish self-government, unites Irish societies into the Irish National League of America, and endorses Parnell. Sullivan initially declines the presidency but then accepts. Byrne is vice president and Hynes secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devevrmer Trust
Ohio
Indiana
Dilnois
Missouri
Kentucky
Kansas
Nebraska
Interior Department
Washington
Grange PF
Samvrr Work
Philadophia
Dr. Atc. Rec
Lampasas
Tox
National League
Philadelphia
Mooney
Parnell
Hynen
Ireland
United States
Canada
Brennan
Egan
Tn Turtle Mountain
Bob Stewart
Lady Beekman
Sol Bonnell
Elmira
N. Y
Woman’s Presbyterian Beergan
Detroit
Actun WxiLcox
Arizona Rangers
San Carlos
Joel Platt
Sabetha
Platt
Irish National League
M. A. Foram
Parnall
Weston
Beaurgard
Miss
Rockport
Georgia
Dougherty
Sumter
Worth
Leo
Cowan
Newburg, Tronkel & Co
Cincinnati
Cranes B. Kaina
St. Louis
Comsiastonrn Duprey
Treasury Department of Washington
Utah
Tax
United States Circuit Court
Jefferson City
Lafayette County
Woman's Board of Presbyterian Missions
A. H. Hoge
Chicago
Lenoir
N. C
John Coombs
Enoch Swift
Wilram Maoponsy
New York
Grand Trunk
Lake Providence
Frazier Copeland
Walhalla
England
Green Isle
Alexander Sullivan
Major Byrne
John J. Hynes
Bilsly
The
Indies’ League
John O'Connell
Middletown
Pam B. Thompson
Walter Davis
Harrodsburg
Cincinnati Southern
Harrodsburg Junction
Thompson
Davis
Chillicoatin
B. C
National
Treasury Department
Treasury
Broadway National Bank
New York City
First National Bank
Milwaukee
Wis
John Lehman
Lewis Bedloxe
Polecat Bay
Als
United States Secret Service
J. D. Dean
James H. Hale
Tonawanda
North Carolina
Lune
Wisconsins
Minnesota
Béassion
Hon
New ‘York
Moberty
Edward O’meagher Condon
Cox
Ildeas
Avyulgor Court
America
Elizabeth
Earl of Stratford
Charles T
Anne
Gladstone
Irish National League of America
Irish National League of Ireland
Charles Stewart Parnell
Butler
Limerick
Forster
John Ireland
St. Pau
John O'Connor
Omaha
John Lancaster Spalding
Peoria
Mont Rey
John Williams
Gorton
V. Hyan
Duffalo
Patrick A Feehan
Edward Fitzgerald
Little Rock
Aero Ted
Patrick Ryan
Tony
John Dillon
Eugene Rheeby
Matthew Harris
Chadwick
Brown
Tead
Charlies O'Reilly
New League
John Burnie
Cinclunatic
Sullivan
Dublin
Castile
Permans
Council of Seven
Michael Davitt
Land League
George Washington
Terrible cyclone devastates Wesson Beauregard towns
Dramatic reports from April 23 describe a cyclone ripping through Wesson and Beauregard, Mississippi area causing multiple deaths and extensive destruction. Seventeen wounded and dozens of homes wrecked. east of the railroad damage heavy. Additional fatalities and injuries reported across nearby towns with broad property loss and ongoing recovery efforts.
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Saveral
Georgia
Times-Democrat
Wesson
Beauregain
West Wesson
Peach Orchard Street
Mississippi Mills
Calvin Reed
Sexton
Rease
Butler
New Orleans
Beauregard
Ari
Georgetown
H. C. Lewis
Savage
alsoJd W. Crawford
West Point
Clay County
Central Hotel
Henry House
Cotton Exchange
Osborne County
Aberdeen
Caledonia
Columbus
Chattanooga
Wesson and Beauregard
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Geo. Hurt
Fikes
Boston
Grover Wars
Florence
Tax Central Labor Union of
One
Mary Mikell
George White
Georgia Mitchell
J. A. Williams
William Sandifer
William Parker
Miss Benton
Ernest Bahr
L. Jones
John ¥. Terrell
J. W. Hoss
Dr. Price
Robertson
White
Dudley White
Bloody
Mlaz Higdon
Miss Cato
Weeks
C. BE. Dunham
Sweet
Parker
Tyrrell
Lambkin
Thomas
Zaveral
Tillman
St. Johns
Fla