Disastrous floods and naval losses across Atlantic isles
Floods reported across England and Ireland on the 14th. The Calcutta wreck near Grosse Isle leaves 22 dead, a captain and a boy saved. Cardinal McCloskey left Queenstown for New York, and a Turkish clash near Gabczko yields 800-1,000 dead. Greek Christians seek expulsion of American missionaries. Paris clergy refuse a prayer. London stock panic follows, with London area damage over 5 million dollars from tides.
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England
Ireland
Cardinal McCloskey
Queenstown
New York
Calcutta
Quebec
Liverpool
Grosse Isle
London
Gatschko
Cappadocia
Augsburig Duépereine Zeitung
Porte
Paris
iAth
Roubax
London Stock Exchange
Joseph Halphen
Gulbord
Montreal
Don Carlos
Alphonzo
Spain
United States
Berlin
Crown Prings
Germany
Grant appoints Lefingwell United States Marshal Missouri
President Grant appointed William Lefingwell to be United States Marshal for the District of Missouri and T C Woodward of Iowa to be Examiner in Chief of the Patent Office. Sirs Moulton writes Plymouth Church seeking a Council of Churches after omitting her name from memorials. A Col Joyce in Missouri was sentenced to three and a half years and $800 fine. he claimed perjury and theft as motives. The Waco steamer disaster victim Captain Wolfe found with marks on remains. Reports deny Treasurer New plans to resign. Ward trial jurors split on will. eight for breaking the will, four for sustaining it. Vice President Wilson ill but resting. New York Court of Appeals denies Tweed appeals. Poe monument in Baltimore dedicated. poet’s remains moved to new lot.
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Grant
Fiiam Leffingwell
United States
District of
Missouri
T.C. Woodward
Iowa
Patent Office
Sirs Moulton-on-the
Jefferson City
Col
Joyce
Louis
Moore Brooklyn
Joseph Richards
Wolfe
Waco
New
Bis
Washington
Ward
Detroit
Capt
Wilson
New York Court of Appeals
Edgar Allen Poe
Baltimore
Poeta
Fragmented notes on committees and election results
The text mixes frayed notes about a meeting with a Louisville agenda and national Grange figures, then shifts to political results. It mentions delegates from various states, address by Worthy Master M. D. Davis of Kentucky, responses by Dudley W. Adams, and lecturer T. A. Thompson. It also reports election tallies: Minnesota legislature, Maryland governor race, Wisconsin results, and Prohibition votes, with party tallies and minor figures.
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Atioha Pune
Louisville
M. ‘D. Davis
Kentucky
Thomas A. Doyle
Providences
R.T
Minnesota
Senate
House
Whatsylvania
Hartranft
Pershing
Maryland
Carroll
Pillsbury
Praender
Montgomery
American Woman Suffrage Association
New York
Gilbert Haven
Union Seague of America
Philadelphia
Wisconsin
Ludlngton
Taylor
Parker
Eaton
Doyle
Warner
Kuehn
Baetz
Sloan
Bennett
Tere
Prohibition
Religious and Educational News Summary in One Issue
The article surveys teaching pay and church matters, noting ten cents per pupil in Texas, a list of Methodist and Presbyterian statistics, and a resignation after fifty five years of service by Rev. Thomas Toller. It warns teachers should avoid vices and poor health to prevent harm to students.
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Texas
English Church Congress
Tennessee
Methodist Missionary Society
Eigiteen
Rocky Mountain Presbyterian
Virginia
Thomas Toller
Kettering
Toller
West Virginia
Western Farm Journal
Flood Losses in South France Reach 100 Million Francs
A statement on flood damages covers 049 communes in twelve departments. Haute Garonne reports 142,000,000 francs. Lot-et-Garonne 14,846,800. Tarn-et-Garonne 12,437,808. Ariège 5,240,004. Haute Pyrenees 9,290. Gironde 4,074,000. Gers 8,810,000. Total losses amount to 100,003,714 francs, including 43,000,000 capital and 57,000,000 for crops and property, spread among 127,817 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Haute Garonne
Lordt Garonne
Tarn-et-Garonne
Arioge
Haute Pyrenees
Gironde
Gers
Timelines of youth determine future character in five years
A historian notes that the conduct of a boy from ages fifteen to twenty largely sets lifelong traits. He argues that prudence or imprudence, industry or indolence, truthfulness or deceit, intelligence or ignorance, temperance or dissolution shape the man. No prophet is needed to foresee his fate.
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Pratt
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John Sweeny
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Thanu
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Atkinson
Henry County
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Esther W. McGrath
Johangburgh
Washington County
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Norris City
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Rush
Pharlis’ McCoga
Joel Woodromer
Ky Murray
Williamsburg
Moultrey County
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John.c. Kelley
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Kelley
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Springfield
Daly
Joan L. Keveripar
Avy
Gro. Stanton
St. Lure’s Westman
Treasury
Tne State Centennial Board of Managers
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Filmers
Illinois Départment
J. O. Smith
Illinois State Centennial Board
Washington Street
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