Dreadful Week Highlights Hydrophobia Deaths and Fires
A Lyrrrix girl Paulina Hart anan of Chicago aged ten died of hydrophobia nine weeks after a dog bite Berries counterfeit postal notes were redeemed at Indianapolis Post Office and banks halted accepting such notes. Drowning deaths in Georgia and Virginia, a Minneapolis factory blaze with fatalities, and various accidents across the country paint a volatile week with multiple deaths and losses.
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Hartanan
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Indianapolis
Natan Jackson
Wiley Rayford
Savannah
Augusta
Lhcuimima
Frazer & Shepherd
Minnesapolis
Minn
Andrew Thornquest
Dlievtenant Storer
Navy
Alaska
Nashville
Tenn
William Allen
Waite
Franklin County
Joseph P. Love
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Moorhead
San Francisco
United States
Fayetteville
Ark
SprinGuarat
Grover’s Hall
Conn
Thomas W. Pearsall
New York
Ixz Bozzaro
Lancaster
Niagara
Boskvere
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wickenburg
Georgia Central Railroad
W.C. Blarr
Thomas Watkins
Tuer Agricultural Department
Washington
Axon
Edgerly Station
Texas
Wy. T
Arcadia
Wis
Fourteenth Annual Suffrage Meeting Opens in Brooklyn
The fourteenth annual meeting of the American Women's Suffrage Association opened in Brooklyn on the 9th with large delegations. May B. Clay was elected president as resolutions urged constitutional amendments for women’s suffrage. The Woman Suffrage Convention closed its sessions the next day.
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Walton
New York
England
American Women’s Suffrage Association
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bankers’ National Convention
Louisville
George 8. Coo
John J. Knox
Charlies H. Crane
United States Army
Solomon Parsons
New Jersey
National Bankers’ Association
Lyman J. Gage
Chicago
Epear A. Marine
Washington
Baltimore
James F. Busey
William F. Haring
May B. Clay
Kentucky
Congress
Tanry Foucen
Port Townsend W. T
United States
Tue
Senate and Committee On Labor
Manchester
N. H
Thomas Livermore
Amoskeag Mills
Conber
Atlanta
W. H. Smith
J. Lawrenor Surrno
Across Oceans and Empires A Flood of 19th Century Crises
A whirlwind of distress reports from abroad and nearby include a Pacific railway wreck with passengers burned and travelers hurt, a deadly church and barracks quake in Algeria, Nihilism arrests in Warsaw, Egypt amnesty news, shipwreck fatalities in the English Channel, and French disorder. Blazing violence in Lyons and Panama-linked mines, plus mine boiler explosions and a San Domingo plot thwarted. A royal murder-suicide in Matamoros, a Willie Dickinson kidnap reward in Britain, and celebrations in Madrid mark America’s discovery anniversary as storms batter Laestrella.
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Aquilias
English Channel
Moopy
Sankey
Limerick
Ireland
Lyons
France
Lancashire
Eng
Monteneros
Frias
Sants Rita
Matamoros
Mex
Martin
Avr
Hayti
San Domingo
Alfonso
Hayrtian Rebola
Port Au Prince
Art Matamoras
Max
England
Willie Dickinson
Wisconsin
Atlantic
America
Madrid
Spain
Columbus
Laestrella
Gravy
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Multitude of Disasters and Elections Dominate Late News
A Cincinnati brewery explosion released hundreds of gallons of ammonia forcing evacuation. Chicago Lyceum Theater burned likely from arson with employer Harry Perry killed. Other reports note Rhode Island Governor Sprague’s mother’s death, a fatal wreck near Lemont Station, treasury receipts, Castalia fatalities, a Denver murder suicide, a schooner disaster off Boston, and passes of Captain Beckwith. Ohio election returns show Hendly leading. Senate 21-11 Democrats. House 59-46 Democrats. Prohibitory Amendment defeated 385k margin. Iowa results place Sherman ahead by about 25k with legislature split Republican/Democrat/Ther Greenbackers. Port au Prince fire destroys half the city. Mrs Heuder drowns at Erie. and a Bavarian curse myth persists.
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Lyceum Theater
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Harry Perry
Sprague
Rhode Island
Groton
Conn
Lemont Station
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Washington
Castalia
William Harrison
Denver
Col
Boston
M. O. Andrews
R. Beckwith
Norwich
London
Hayti
Port Au Prince
Iowa
Sherman
Kinne
Weaver
Senate
House
Democrats
Greenbackers
Crushing Grain Tragedy Kills Four in Moorhead Granary
Four workers die as a granary floor collapses burying a thrashing crew eight miles east of Moorhead Minnesota. Four others die of suffocation while ten escape. Names given include Andrew Larson St A Rhodes engineer Charles Vin and one unnamed.
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Moorhead
Minn
Andrew Larson
St A. Rhodes
Charles Vin
Escape of Twelve Convicts From Lancaster County Prison
Twelve long term convicts escaped from Lancaster County Prison by locking night watchmen in cells and seizing keys. The group armed themselves with guns and knives, cut telephone lines, and left through the front door. Notable escapees include John Frankford, Abe Buzzard, and John Bremmer. Recapture efforts were underway with several already deemed dangerous.
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Lancaster
Sampson
Ike Buzzard
Lutz
Abe
Ike
John Frankford
Abe Buzzard
John Bremmer
John Wertz
Alexander Leman
Morris Bricker
Joe Groff
John Clifford
George Watkins
William Clark
Edward Beck
Frankford Bricker
The
Buzzards
National Bankers Meet in Louisville Convention
The National Bankers Association assembly in the Masonic Temple drew about 100 members. President George S. Coe opened the session with a prayer by Rev. Charles Craik. Comptroller John J. Knox presented a banking statistics report showing regional totals for capital and deposits. W T St John discussed questions on bond retirements long low-rate bonds and national bank tax policy.
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National Bankers’ Association
Masonic Temple
Georges. Coe
New York
Charles Craik
Christ Church
Coe
John J. Knox
Treasury
New England
Middle States
Pacific States
W. T. St John
Tragic hand car wreck near Waukau harms Trougert family
At Waukau Wisconsin a hand car accident injures Mr Trougert his wife and baby, his daughter and her husband and child. The baby was crushed by gears while the car skidded off track and later the body was recovered. Two women are in precarious condition and another child was fatally injured.
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Osakasa
Wis
Waukau
Trougert
St Paul
Rust Lake
Waukar
Illinois State News Apportionment of Church Appointments
Long list of Methodist Episcopal Church appointments across Illinois districts and towns. Transfers include missions to China and Dakota and field reassignment to conferences in New England Upper Iowa Detroit Central Illinois West Wisconsin Minnesota.
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Cocksoa Pee
Western Avenue
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Water Street
J. W. Phelps
Asbury Chapel
Brighton
Indlary Street
Milwaukee Avenue
Englewood
J.C. Butcher
Northfield
Rogers Park
A.J Jutkins
Evanston
Isaac Linebarger
Cummings
John Les
IUD- Lied
Waukegan
W. C. Dandy
Wilmette
Souoston
J. J Allen
C.H Fowler
Missionary Society of Methodist
Episcopal Church
Joseph Hnsmings
Northwestern University
H. F. Fisk
Miner Kuyete Joremsoe i Carrett Bibilouy Institute
Ruesdei
Chicas Hef Society
Rockford
C. E. Mandeville
Alden
Aig Foot
J C. Bigelow
Antioch
West Newport
Edwin Brown
Barrington
John Nate
Belvidere
W. A. Cross
Charter Oak
Kirkeland
M. C. Smith
Cherry Valley
Flora
Dundee
Henry Lee
Elgin
Aaron Gurney
J. M Wheaton
Henry
Kingwood
Silas Sears
Marengo
WH. Smith
Ninth Street
Harlem
Nobert Bell
Rockton
M. A. Sunderland
Hoscite
WH. Haight
Spring Grove
Warren Circuit
Woodstock
Franklinville
G K. Hoover
J H. Vincent
School Union and
Freeport
F. P Cleveland
Appie Silver
O E. Burch
Byron
Jacob Hartman
Council Hill
James Lower
Dakota
J. H. Thomas
Durtind
Davis
Ve J Liberton
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Robert Beatty
Forreston
J. G. Eberhart
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Joseph Warden
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Alena
C. W. Crall
Hanover
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Kent
George Colgrove
Lanark and
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George Chase
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Northville
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Yorkville
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Kankakee
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Morris
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Fr. Young
M H. Plumb
Penu
J. N. Hall
Plainfield
Arnod
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Sheridan
A.M White
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Rufus Congdon
Wilton Center
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A Strout
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MC. Wilcox
G Bo Crusean
Spencer Lewis
China
H. M. Springer
WF Minty
Dakotaa
W. AH. Daniels
New Englan
RB. M. Picher
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C. M Stuart
Detroit
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W. F. DeLap
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Isaac Whitcomb
Minnesota
Calves Fall to Blackleg at Mount Pulaski Farms
Mount Pulaski landowner Eas Buckles reports widespread calf losses from blackleg among his stock. In Logan County a brakeman named John C. McArthur was fatally crushed between cars while trying to pull a coupling pin on the Indiana Bloomington & Western Railway.
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Dilmois
Eas Buckles
Mount Pulaski
Logan County
Blackleg
John C. McArthur
Indiana, Bloomington & Western Railway
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