Moon frost hits Minnesota wheat crop in early reports
News from the week notes excitement in Minneapolis as reports claim over one third of Minnesota wheat destroyed by recent frosts. Other items record contracts for transatlantic cables, yellow fever cases, a fatal wharf collapse inquiry, a major bank failure, and various public health and crime incidents across the United States.
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Minnesota
J. W. Mackey
California
James Gordon Bennett
New York Herald
Siemens Bros
London
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Ala
Grann Jung
Baltimore
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Exstein
Buffalo
N. Y
Turopore Davis
Flora Noblett
Dave Norton
Joplin
Martin Dexpsary
Arkansas
Detroit
Newburg
Washington
Comorrotter E’nnox
OtaniLres Hrronsxuvus
Dayton
Edward Hovey
New York City
Fanny iVormilye
Margaret Harrison
Jat Calhoun
Taylor Bryant
Monroe
James Stanley
Columbus
Tex
United States Senato Committee On Labor On the Sun
Boston
Charles T. Chance
United States
Canada
New England
Middle
Western
Southern
Pacific States
Alison Allen
Mansfield
Fort Gaines
Toree
Mobile
Invina C. Minzer
Vastaros
McArthur
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Iowa congressman race and Civil War era recalls
Election results from the Sixth Iowa District fill a vacancy caused by M E Cutts death with Cook Fusionist defeating Stiles Republican by 234. Other items note Confederate soldiers disinterred at Arlington, Mor mon Bishop Eowanp Hunten dies, and Civil Rights Court decision reaction.
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M. E.cutts
Cook
Stiles
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
Raleigh
Virginia
Eowanp Hunten
Pennsylvania
Salt Lake
Supreme Court
Fred Douglas
International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Buffalo
N. Y
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Cleveland
General Sherman
Washington Territory
Brincet FingGan
New York City
County Tyrone
Ireland
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Association For the Advancement of Women
Chicago
Julia Ward Howe
Sherman
Repubican
Kinna
Senate
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Democrats
House
Greenbackers
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Colored State Convention
Ilinois
Springfield
Republican Party
Tax First Baptist Church of Chicago
Tax African Methodist Episcopal Church
Denver
Col
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Grant
Lake Minnetonka
Minn
WasginerTon
Garfield Association of
Artists of All Nations
Lake View Cemetery
Arthur
Coleridge
London
Frelinghuysen
Ohio
Hordly
Foraker
J. B. StexmoMan
Toleds
Chickamauge
Toledo
Loren B. Bessions
Albany
New York
Witt H. Starr
New London
Minister Lanastorf Speaks On Civil Rights Progress
A Washington lecture noted by J. MP Lanastorf colored) argued the Supreme Court Civil Rights ruling will not slow progress but advance colored peoples rights. James Russell, Lowell United States Minister, was on the 19th nominated to lead at the Scotch University of St. Andrews in Edinburgh Scotland.
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Hayti
Washington
Supreme Court
James Russel
Lowell
United States
Scotch University of St. Andrews
Edinburgh
Scotland
Global turmoil and disasters ripple across nations
Reports from Hamilton, London, Paris, St Petersburg, and Berlin describe execution sentences, Nihilist trials, massacres in Hue, coastal storms, floods in Limerick, plague affecting Breslau markets, yellow fever in Altata, cholera near Alexandria, industrial collapse in Toronto, and mass sentences for brigands in Palermo.
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Hamilton
Int
Coat Sinens
Wigan
Eng
St. Petersburg
Russia
Red Cross Society
Siberia
Paris
Hue
Io Piles
London
Limerick
Ireland
Breslau
Germany
Altata
Mex
Gulf of California
Alexandria
Egypt
R. Warren & Son
Toronto
Styria
Michael Davitt
Wharncliffe
Amaros
Multiple United States News Bullets From Late 1800s Dispatch
Indictment and murder stories include W A Klain charged with killing Mayor Atubbs of Polk City Iowa and his fatal shooting by brother in law John Cools. Lincoln merchant O A Carpenter jailed for alleged murder of Zora Burns. Weather and finance items note Minnesota snow, Red River Valley, and Treasury figures. Earthquakes felt at Gibraltar and a Harvard regatta accident with injuries. Mormon missionaries arrive in New York on route to Europe. Prolific postal service statistics and expenditures summarized.
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W. A. Klain
Atubbs
Polk City
John Cools
O. A. Carpenter
Lincoln, Ill
Zora Burns
Minnesota
Red River Valley
Burchard
Mint
Treasury of
Washington
Gibraltar
Harvard
Charles River
F. 8
Mead
White River
Batessville
Ark
Lisbon
C. C
New York City
Europe
Provincetown
Magss
Helen M. Crosby
Gloucester
AcoLungo
Shelby
N. C
Logan
Mr. Hanks
Sheffield
Ind
Ermesleben
Saxlony
Frank Hatton
Northwest
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Earthquake in Asia Minor Kills About a Thousand
A strong earthquake along the coast from Chesme to Vourla devastates numerous villages in Asia Minor. Reports confirm about 1,000 deaths with many homeless and starving survivors. Smyrna and the Porte appeal for aid as a government commission prepares to assist.
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Asia Minor
Chesme
Chios
Yourla
Gulf of Smyrna
Smyrna
Porte
Tschesme
American Institute of Archeology
Vourla
Attorney General on Arkansas black grievances and federal limits
Brewster replies to J W Miles regarding alleged abuses by private parties and authorities in Arkansas. He notes U S power is limited to constitutional avenues and state courts, urging appeals to the Arkansas and then U S Supreme Court for constitutional issues, with federal action only in insurrection cases invited by state authorities.
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Brewster
J. W. Miles
Arkansas
United States
Supreme Court
State
Supreme Court of the United States
Buried in a Well Amid Earth, Italian Village Fire
In Alegno Italy a village was destroyed by fire. In Darron Charles Hyranimus a German man was trapped when a shell of staves over a fifty foot well collapsed. Charles Diers, his partner, was lowered in but also pinned and rescued with injuries. Hyranimus remained buried at midnight praying for a knife to end his life.
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Darron
Charles Hyranimus
Charles Diers
Hyranimus
Alegno
Italy
Fans and FateMaking in Japan and Europe Fan Styles
A Pall Mall Gazette summary describes over a thousand years of Japanese fan making with about 100000 makers across Osaka Kyoto and Nagoya and details diverse materials for sticks tops and papers. It notes European influence with French Viennese and American styles including dress fans and the popular extension fan exported to England.
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Japan
Osaka
Kioto
Nagoya
France
Albert
Paris
Vienna
England
Pall Mall Gazette
Tender Pork and Young Hogs Debate in Agrarian Notes
An eight to ten month old hogs yield more tender meat and higher value for English cured bacon. Michigan Farmer cites six to eight month hogs in 17 to 200 pound range as ideal for light middling fat bacon. Across Milan Dal Verme Theater a Shepherd wowed crowds with a pocket lamp integrated into a scarf pin. Amerika notes Mexico's fore population in Germany as a significant theme.
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Dal Verme
Milan
Shepherd
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