Fires claim Fergus Falls plant and other disasters
A Fergus Falls Minnesota plant of the Page flour mill was burned with losses around 100000. Other notes include Amilia Danny sentenced to fifteen years in Ottumwa for the Lisyd murder, various crimes and fires across the country, and tax and trade shifts with multiple fatalities and incidents reported.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Amelia Danny
Ottumwa
Thomas Lisyd
Evwaxy Buse
Sti Joseph
United States
Chihuahua
Mexico
Johnson
Pike County
Giasa
Enid
Qot
Kanawha
W. Va
Nashville
Tenn
New York
V. Rooxon
Norway
Mich
Dbayison
Miss Birdis- Baugh
Alliance
Chanute
Kan
Loas
Brooklyn
Wis
Greenville
N. G
Abner Slaughter
Dove Smith
National Plate Glass Company
Pittsburgh
Desdwood
Joseph Thas
Masons Swirr
Chicago
Gresyax
Willis
Gogebic Range
Michigan
Belph
Houston
Tex
Vina Soloman
Rev. P. Henson
First Baptist Church
Florida
Corbett
Dona Anna County
N. M
Annaz Johnson
Brenham
Ephriam Sledge
Ou & Wager
Edgewood Female Seminary
Madison
Maggie Stack
Margie Rice
Finy
Chesapeake, Ohio & Southwestern
Quwenaboro
Tur Fidelity
Sveet
Don Cantos Dra
Spain
Baltimore
Wom Strompacen
Decatur
Jackson
Randolph County
Ala
William Q Renfrew
Oklahoma
Grand Ridge
Foreign, domestic turmoil and notable deaths in brief
Reports cover counterfeiting of the Colombian half dollar, suicides of defendants in Dallas, election tallies in Iowa Ohio and Utah, deaths of notable figures including Alexander Anderson and James Burns, naval and political upheavals in Mexico and Brazil, natural disasters, crimes, and labor unrest.
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TRE
Iowa
Jackson
Boies
Josepha
Mitchell
House
Senate
Alexander Anderson
Racine
Wis
Joux
M.—Wiseburne
Old Colony Road
Boston
James Lynes
Columbia
Tor
Ohio
McKinley
Neal
Mackin
Bracken
Utah
James Brands
Montmorenci
Ind
Lauix McAlister
Springfield
Deaths of Gen. Rusk in Wisconsin
Ex Governor Jeremiah Rusk died at his home in Viroqua Wisconsin after two months illness from prostate inflammation. The long career included service as Wisconsin state treasurer congressman and governor and he helped create the Agriculture Department under President Harrison aiding meat inspection and export. Washington and Indianapolis officials mourned the loss.
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Sir -Rupert B-D. Monter
Russia
Montreux
Switzerland
Toronto
Mexico
Diaz
Mk&llc
Count d’Eu
Brazil
England
British Islands
Aeviers
Haiwaii
Willis
Stoam
Fraser
Ont
Czernowitz
Guerrera
Bravo
Forshing
RC. Ogles
Sandusky
Kuchan
Persis
Hves
Jeremman McClain Rusk
Wisconsin
Harrison
Viroqua
Wis
Tax Opera House
Newborns
Tenn
van Buren
Ark
J. W. Brown
Henry Swill
William Spoon
Mint
Washington
Beaver
James Hughes
John Kelley
J. P. Wilbur
Robert Stanley
Larney Wilkes
J. J. Wrenn
Daniel Wrenn
Calais
Frep GuaTaveson
Law
Ottumwa
Jonas Saxe
Gov Prox
Paun
Minn
StonyTary Hayes
Knights of Labor
Watts’ Opera House
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Masonic Temple
Starkville
Mass
Springfield
Argustus Bomburger
Cando, N. D
Kreider
United States
Viroqgua
Jeremiah Rusk
John Hamilton
Chicago
Rusk
Indianapolis
Ind
Gen
Miller
Jeremiah McLain Rusk
Morgan County
Vernon County
Wisconsin Volunteers
Twenty
Gum -Shermurs
Vickaburg
Milwaukee
Gov
Department of Agriculture
Subscriptions offer and obituary notes from the era
A push for new subscribers to The Henry Republican highlights a combined offer with The Farm Journal and The National Journal of Philadelphia at one price. The piece also notes the death of Rev. Dr. Deems in New York and recounts his prominent career in Methodist circles along with other local notices and testimonials for Ballard’s Horehound Syrup.
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Henry Republican
Farm Journal
Tar Aeroniican
Svery
Narmt Journal
Philadelphia
Maine
Washington
Michigan
Texas
Republican
Deems
Earth
New York City
Great Metropolis
Charles Poros Desms
Baltimore
Dickinson College
Carlisle
New Jersey
American Bible Society
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Chapel Tull
ToTo Ossoro
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Aective
New Berne
Methodist Episcopal Church South
St Louis
Greensboro
N. C
Centenary College
Jackson la
New Borne
New York
Church of the Strangers
Ropgar’s Female College
American Institute of Christian
Christian Thought
Sunday Magazine
E.T. Dis
H. M. Blossom
H. M. Blossom & Co
John Cranston
Hampshire St
Quincey
Til
Balllard
Powell's Drug Store
How We Became a Freak and Local Vignettes
A dime museum visitor notes an unremarkable man who earned ten dollars after a two week Chicago stay. Wisconsin restaurant chatter and stage patter riff on dinner scenes reveal humor and character. The Bristol visit prompts a quip about fish flavor tied to freshness.
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Dime Museum
Chicago
Detroit
Preas
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Elmira Hatch
Miles
Exymns
Doares
Powell’s Drug Store
Henry
Tucker
TaFred S. Tucker Furniture Co
South Adams ST
Peoria, Il
Scientific American Agency For
Nx CO
America
Scientific American
Munn & CO
Broadway
Nspesta Care
Martin
Wenona, Ill
AdtArese
Republ Ligan
Ill
Tax Chemical Works
Newark
N. J
Brighton
Labin
Igt
Banka
Atyred McDonato
Kunteville
Coalfield
Jupe
Harry
Simon Levy
Simon Miller
Massachusetts
Lehigh Valley Road
East St. Louis
Harry C. Bexin
Columbus
Arrorra
Unluth
Drake
Pacific Hotel
John Knnefsey
W. O. Wairazon
Coal Valley
Niagara Falls
Furruxr
Okayama
Japan
San Francisco
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
United States Express
Troy
Erie Cansl
James Day
Fountain Green
Jil
St. Joseph
Tax Knights of Labor
Powderly
National Grange
Syracuse
N. Y
Averrn Nessex
Herman Bachel
Tarentum
Duartes Davis
Leonard Forsythe
Napoleon
JonksyIbLs
Ale
Birmingham
Jupaz Brown
United States Supreme Court
Jakes
Welcome H. Harnawar
Fall River
East Tennessee Land Company
Memphis
Soonzma
Round Point
O. T
Western Baseball League
Toledo
Minneapolis
Sioux City
Grand Rapids
Lewiston
Albert Dubois
Chicago & Grand Trunk
Mme
Reno
William Peters
Drummond
Secret Service
Willa Paine
Dallas
James Langdon
East Lake City
Gen. Rusk
Ottiden
TION
Jeremiad M. Rube
Lennon
Times
Meshed
Khorassan
Nfe
Atreck
Express
Iis
Capen
Ogdenst
M Express
Sayers
Denver
Noward
Hall
Fr. J. Cheney
Pos Peag
O. G
Silas Haymon
Bristol
Puck
Bho
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