May 1596 Disaster Summary Dominates Year End Review
A chronological tally notes May 1596 as a month of extreme disasters across land and sea. Explosions in Cincinnati kill twelve. devastating cyclones strike Texas Kentucky Oklahoma Iowa Michigan Missouri. fires devastate Chicago and other towns. numerous fatalities and property losses reflect a year of extraordinary peril.
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Cincinnati
Texas
Kentucky
Webraska
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Esteah
LiAuse
Mich
Aghland
Wis
Harry Brown
Vicksburg
Miss
Bold Bank
Buffalo
Chicago
Foster and Bowmin
Sherman
Terns
Grant
Kansas
Grosse’ Point
Chicuro
Selintlis
Crclone
Auenenn
McGregor
Iowa
Inda Cloudbarse
Victoria
B. G
James Durham Murdars
San Jose
Cal
Czar
Russia
Cairo
St Louis
St. Louis
Missouri
Moscow
Seneca
Alo
Barcelona
Felch
Michigan
Japan
Urunmond API
Little Palle
San Francisco
B. H. Bristow
Treasury
New York
Pitts- le Pa
Shawano Lake
Senate and House Pass Key Measures Before Holiday Recess
The Senate approved the Lodge immigration bill with a Cuba exception and a reading requirement for applicants over 16, while the House advanced the army appropriation and several DC and inauguration related actions. Debate over Cuban policy continued with senators introducing resolutions as Congress adjourned for the holidays.
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Senate
Cuba
United States
House
Army and Navy
Hot Springs
Ark
District of Columbia
War Department
McKinley
Priday
Miora A. Darling
Tennessee
Louisiana
Dalzell
Thomas B. Reed
Pennsylvania
Court of Claims
Chocura
Monay
William DB. Tsanes
Pedersen
Fonda Cabeat
Ir. Pettigrew
South Dakets
Tarifie
Ir. Moreau
Alabama
DneiGe
Che
Congress
Reckless Banking Methods Across National Banks
Reconstruction era debate shows editorials blame reckless management for bank failures across Illinois, Chicago and other states. Opinions fault directors and lax banking laws while calling for investigations and tighter controls. Carlisle’s annual report sparks discussion on currency cancellation and treasury deficits.
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Ilinois National Bank
Portland
Wheeling Register
National Bank of Illinois
Lafayette Journal
Chicago
Bank
St. Louis Republic
Waffire
Rockford Register-Gazette
Topeka
National Bank of Hingis
Olwaukee
Wisconsin
Council
Grand Rapids Herald
Joana
New York World
Iowa
Springfield
Journal
Bank of Tlinois
Careramert
Banka
Myines
Berkaga
Carlse
Leowis
Carlisle
Treasury
Phil Adelphia
Tnaquirer
Batratarr
Indisnapélis Journal
Cer Lela
Canal Walldniorned
People Champion Gazette
Sécreary
Onarliste
Cleveland
Louisville
Democratic party in crisis as factions clash over policy and future
The text surveys turmoil within the Democratic ranks, citing Bryanite outlaw talk, calls for reorganization, and the rise of silver Republicans. It argues the party is fractured, with protection and currency issues steering infighting, while Republicans gain ground and unity under a new economic program.
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Oan
Pobeady
Anoihey
Aru
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Democratic Party
Stc Kinley
Palmer
Brian
Macon
Chess
the Sun of New York
Senate
Niying
United States Supreme Court
Barre
Eirea
Nda Democrats
McWinley
Paliher
Alliange
Melcoler
Republican Party
Sepater Gallinger
Cleveland
Mgr
Sen Pile
Sen Pile, Were Nok Azaingt
Phe Crifica
Preston
Myr
Carli Tee Jn
Steis
Amd
Anne Paik
Comercial
Ratia
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Jeannette Cowan
Vancouver Island
Pertel
Hibbard
Columbes
Oho
Jameson
Transva
South Africa
Jeujabad
Havana
Turkey
Sis
Chillicothe
Ohio
Kans
England
Germany
France
Itussa
Peter Hougaard
Ghiesgo
Sultan
Ted Cross Society
Hia
Foraker
Seputer
Obie
Manitoba
Aathbod
Towa
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Ldar
Chience
Ulan
Catupos
Cula
Denti
Frank
Wawkine
Palen
Owa
Baller
Hediitarstars
Hallahury
Fort Thomas
Bwentz
Traz
Berty Daprats
Eury Telow
Amd Jolannerburg
Seoth
Arion
Bille
Dalia Trisbea
Lriugal
Fitzsimmons
Balling- Eon
Salvation Army
America
Balington
Paple
Dunraven
Mattias
Taverlona
Netion
Tiaoe
Rowe
Jin Madirick
Abysanian
Qin
Abert Waltara Haused
Perin
Frankfort
Kitdye
Fey Giawee Riptmns
Asp
Brarsen
Bile
Wonedilies
Mys
Tdiumiek
Minelelikis
Falti Fond
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Chisease
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Wilden
Hed- Lind
Rvadis
Krieger
Crippie Creek
Colo
Harriet Beecher Stowe
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Heales
Erran
Logan
Town
Chiccaro
Nashville
Tenn
Lawrence
Kan
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Glienge
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Indianapolis Sentinel
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Washington
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