Vast array of 19th century calamities and fiscal shifts
The report catalogs fires, bankruptcies, lynchings, ship exports, bank closures, and government reckonings. It notes disasters from Miller's Station Ind explosion to Crystal salt works burnings, lynchings near Paducah Ky and Burnham Ill, and national finance items including bank failures and tax totals. It also mentions notable deaths and legal actions across multiple states.
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Arity
Qalifornis
H. Surra. &.Co
New York
New Orleans
Richard M. Yelson
Selma
Alm
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
Joan Mitchell
Paducah
Miller's Station
Ind
Bureau of Statistics
Meachem Brothers
James
William
Robert
Stratford
Conn
England
E. J. White
St Louis
John
William Kester
Sybertsville
Knights of Labor
Mesa
Silver City
Ill
Farmers National Congress
Pession
Sedalia
A. W Smith
Kansas
United States
Harnison
James A. Dumont
Treasury Department
Lfe
Alexander Champens
Tom Sutton
Fayette
Miss
Robert Henry
William Somerset
Marion
D. C
Ed Moore
Tice
Dixmont
John Dippolod
Louis Apter
Chicago
Jor Jefrenson
A. L. Sardig
Knoxville
Inn
Longfellow
San Francisco
Hannes Betnearp
Columbus
William Horns
Dick Joy
Brush
Kingston
N M
Bills & Koch
Toledo
N. Straube
Fresno
Cal
W. F. Bargo
Bank of Madera
Brooklyn
Mod
N. J. Jones
F. M. Smith
Gonpie
Jackson
Clay Counties
Kan
Obituaries and Election Figures From 19th Century Dispatches
Ex congressman Joan Grove dies at 73 at Hill residence near Networth Missouri. Pennsylvania election results record auditor general Gregg 411548 Wright 54167 Hague 18150 and state treasurer Morrison 409994 Tildens 356197 Dgaytom 18078. John Hurcurus, Ohio congressman 1858 1862, dies in Cleveland after 19 years. Donn Pratt noted journalist dies at MacOchee Logan County aged 73. Chilean minister Monty presented to President Harrison. Gordon Ford publisher of New York Tribune dies in New York. E Pratt of Kelogg Newspapers Company dies in Chicago after grip illness.
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Joan M. Grove
Hill
Networth
Pennsylvania
Gregg
Wright
Hague
Morrison
Tildens
Dgaytom
Jom Hurcurs
Congress
Ohio
Cleveland
Donn Pratt
Mac- O-Chee
Logan County
Sienom Monty
Washington
Harrison
Gordon L. Ford
New York Tribune
Noah Webster
New York
Eowmy E. Pratt
N. Kellogg Newspaper Company
Chicago
Vast World News Roundup From The Week
A survey of international calamities and incidents reported from Vancouver to Argentina. When Canada neglects care for Chinese lepers in Vancouver, the city sets them free. a fire in Hancow, China, leaves 1,500 houses ruined and 138,000 homeless. London fire costs over a million dollars. a storm in England claims fifty lives. An Athens conspiracy to overthrow a dynasty is reported. A Spanish warship launch capsizes in a gale with five drowned. eleven miners die in Germany. a Bristol cargo losses 120 cattle. A fishing boat wreck near Boulogne leaves sixteen dead. De Brazza reportedly killed. influenza ravages famine districts of southern Russia. Avatria-Hungary bans American pork. a sailor's wife in England slays three children and herself. a Santa Fe cyclone kills forty and injures thirty. the German army tests corn rye bread use.
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Burnham
Fox
Cleveland
John Grady
Freman
Dunia
United States
Durie
Choctaw Indian Council
Justice Woodman
Chicago
Baltimore
Omaha
Neb
Hattie Smith
Salvation Army
Nettie Biedler
John W. Mason
Internal Revenue
Lexington
Oliver Howe
Kenosha
Wis
Lyons
Charles Babbett
Frankfort
Ind
Benjamin Farley
Alexander Stewart
Whitestown
Philadelphia
Clara Holloway
Christopher Folwell
Supreme Court of Michigan
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Texas
Franklin
Pittsburgh
Hardy
J. H Bannwin
Beatrice
Ned
Wintast Ruppy
Wilkesbarre
Chandler Creek
Col
John Cox
John Anderson
J. J. Calhoun
Bunker Hill
Edward George
Francisco
Cal
John Higginbotham
Point Pleasant
Tenn
Frank Galbraith
Herman Gruenbaum
Bergner & Engle Brewing Company
North Dakota
Birmingham Safe and Lock Company
Avondale
Ala
Ala., Was Burned, Causing A Loss of $150,000. the Post Office Department
Washington
Bureau of Indian
Alabama
New York
George H Stratton
New York City
George W. Franke
Fort Wayne
Vancouver
B.C
Hancow
China
London
Athens
England
Villa Sarcia
Essen
Germany
Tur Steamship Ontario
Bristol
Eng
Montreal
Boulonge
de Brazza
Africa
Russia
Avatria
Hinton
Litchfield
Santa Fe
Argentine Republic
Arroyo Seco
Tne
German War Department
Multi-Region Fire Losses and Early Winter Devastation
A sweeping fire in St Louis destroyed Penny Gentles Sonnenfeld Millinery and the Shoe and Clothing Company, with losses near 1.2 million. Nearby towns faced wind damage. natl news reports a fatal shotgun incident in Celina Ohio and multiple large blazes in St Paul Minnesota. Meanwhile weather extremes drop temperatures in Montana and North Dakota. Indiana reports high wheat and corn yields for the season.
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St. Louis
Penny & Gentles
Sonnenfeld Millinery Company
Shoe and Clothing Company
New York
Celina
Frank Raynor
J. H. Burenam
Delta
National Grange
Springfiell
Fes
Grosa, Griggs, Cooper & Co
St. Paul
Minne
Groner H. Coorsn
United States Navy
Brooklyn
J. Estelle
Chicago
Dena
Manistee
Mich
Cool
Newark
N. J
John Rindell & Sons
Frances E. Wittarp
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Boston
Palo Alto
Stockton
Cal
Minneapolis Glass Company
Lindsay Uros
Tree
Barkentine North Bend
Fiji Islands
Port ‘Townsend
England
Somerset
Windsor
Ont
United States
Helena
Mont
Aberdeen
Bismarck
Huron
Scotland
America
Indiana
MEMORTAM Lora Bass Field 11-year-old dies of diphtheria
Lora Bass Field, daughter of Mr Geo Field and Mrs Dr Uhura Field, died Friday morning November 18 at 6 o'clock after a two week battle with diphtheria. She joined the Congregational church a year ago and was a devoted member. Funeral held Saturday at 11 with Rev A F Marsh. The community mourns the loss and prays for the family.
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Lorba
Lota Bass
Geo. Field
Uhura’ Field
Better Land
Lora
Congregational Church
A. F. Marsh
William T McKenzie Dies After Long Illness in Henry
Friday morning William T McKenzie, a native of Chillicothe who lived with his brothers John and Thomas in Henry, died after lifelong bladder trouble and 27 surgical operations. Funeral Saturday at Mia Bowers house with Rev W Woolley, bearers J J Herry Michael Murray Thos Vogelsang Newton Reed P McVey Philip Stelmler, body taken to Chillicothe and interred in the family lot.
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William T McKenzie
Chillicothe
John
Thomas
Thos Vogelsang
Newton Reed
P McVey
Philip Stelmler
Elizabeth Orden 1829 1891 obituary in Indiana Illinois Illinois
Elizabeth A Orden born in Scott County Indiana on April 11 1829 moved to Sangamon and Fulton counties later lived in Henry and Hennepin. She married Joseph P Blood in 1850 and Mahlon Newburn in 1881. Died November 16 1891 at age 62 at her home corner Fifth and Mulberry Streets. Funeral held November 18 at her residence with Rev Case and Rev Bower officiating and pallbearers Amos Purviance D Danley B Unsbank C Towle Benjamin Sutcliffe Adam Deck. She leaves several children including one in California. Funeral was at 8 08 am and burial in Henry Cemetery.
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Elizabeth A Orden
Scott County
Indiana
Sangamon County
Ill
Fulton County
Joseph P Blood
Henry Mr Blood
Henry
Mahlon Newburn
Hennepin
Corner Fifth and
Mulberry Streets
Joseph
California
Death of Mrs Veach After Milk Incident At Tur ee Mile Bay
Anna W Hayes letters from Turee Mile Bay New York to Velina Wheeler Putnam Illinois recounts the death of Mrs Veach after milk illness and labor complications. Doctors removed the fetus but she died at noon. Ethel Veach left without maternal care. Also notes visit of Mr Pierce of Wyoming as guest of Rev Woolley and church events.
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Anna W Hayes
Turee Mile Bay
Velina Wheeler
Putnam
Mina
Pasadena
Cal
Veach
Tureee
Ethel
Anna Weayes
Mr Pierce
Telegraph Grange holds regualr meeting and plans contests
Telegraph Grange 1 257 held a regular meeting on Saturday October 81 with good attendance. Two candidates were received one reobligated and the other receiving the first two degrees. A contest in literary and music between brothers and sisters was approved the losers to furnish an oyster supper. Sisters to furnish a program November 14 brothers November 28. Ladies Aid Society paid 1879 into hall trustees. Fence lumber on grounds. Next meeting November 19 at Sister Minnie Hartleys. District grange meet November 27. Visiting sisters welcome.
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Telegraph Grange Neten
Telegraph Grange
Ayrning
Grange
Theadies’ Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
G Society
Minnie Hartley
Bullard's Horehound Syrup claims and medical endorsements
An advertisement proclaims Bullard's Horehound Syrup superior for coughs colds and throat and lung diseases with testimonials from Dr. L. Gensuch and a 40 year medical practitioner. Also promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 cure guarantee and notes druggist sales and subscription offers for The Henry Republican and Western Plowman.
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Bullard
J E
F A. Powell
Springfield Republican 1892 representative journal of New England
The Springfield Republican is introduced as the representative journal of New England established in 1624 by Samuel Bowles. It is published daily, Sunday, and weekly editions.
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the Representative Journal OF
New England
Samuel Bowles
Springfield Republican
Oughly Fair Journal
Daily Republican
Boston
Times
Itaci
Renowa
Massachusets
Connesticut
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Kai
Sunday Publican
Republican
Ita Nea 7
Krepublican
United States
New
Springfield
Masa
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Messrs F J Cheney & Co
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Western Plowman
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Osu Hutter Creamery
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Kate Field
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Beneenes’ Tyner
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O. Griswold & Co
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Colorado
India
Edgar W. Nyo
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