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Iowa Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1893

Page

7

Saginaw Inferno Costs Millions as Fire Rages

A massive forest and urban fire roared through Saginaw Michigan destroying numerous factories, homes, and infrastructure. One worker died, eleven residences burned, and property losses near 1.5 million with insurance around 700 thousand. Eight timber workers perished in a well during the blaze while others fled into woods. Nearby Bryant Wisconsin suffered complete destruction of the town with hundreds homeless. News notes also report Minneota Minnesota and Rock Creek Minnesota fires with extensive property damage and travel disruption.

Louis Sands Lake City Mich Edward Sullivan Friends Blodgett Cummer Dwiggins Saginaw Briggs Washington Avenue Holden Street George F Cross Lumber Company Allington & Curtis Manufacturing Emerson Teed Emerson Street Ong Howard, Sheridan Warren Avenues St. Vincent's Orphans’ Home John Clark McClelland McNally E. Germain Wisconsin Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western Antigo Buckbee Eland Junction Wausau Bryant Weed Minneota Rock Creek Minn Pine Country St. Paul

Terrific Hailstorm Ravages Pittsburgh and Vicinity

Immense damage reported as a violent hailstorm struck Pittsburgh area in the afternoon. Dark clouds, heat, and a fierce electric flash preceded a five minute downpour of ice that battered life and property, terrifying both people and animals before shelter could be found.

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Work Done in a Year Reports to Presbyterian Assembly

Annual reports from church boards presented at the Presbyterian General Assembly in Washington show strong results across ministries. Total board receipts reached 2,799,562 dollars, up 178,765 from the prior year, with agency funds improving notably in church erection and college aid. Foreign missions highlight 46 new missionaries, total missionaries 622, with 1,400 active agents overall, and country by country expenditures listed for Africa China India Japan Core a Mexico Persia Siam Taos South America Syria and other fields.

Presbyterian General Assembly New York Avenue Washington Temperance Board of Church Erection Fund Board of Aid For Colleges and Academies Board of Foreign Missions Japan China Corea Siam Taos India Persia Suri Africa Mexico Central America South America Iaos Syria United States

Murder in Danville Courtroom Shocks City

Two shots rang from a Danville courthouse during a tense case on trial between Martin Hope and Lebanon Cass Company. Coley Brown fired twice, Sawyer Wesner died forty minutes later, Brown jailed after coroner’s verdict. the incident robs the scene of calm as Indianapolis carries Brown from mob danger. Meanwhile Chicago’s World’s Fair coverage warns visitors to stay alert, plan routes, and budget time for exhibits, with safety tips for navigating crowds and keeping valuables secure. The report links the courtroom tragedy to a broader bulletin on crime and fair-day travel.

Wesner Coley Brow Danville Indy Court-House Coley Brown Sawyer Wesner Reeply Brown Brown Brown Indianapolis

Chicago and the Fair: Schemes of Pickpockets and Thieves

Chicago correspondence warns that World's Fair crowds will attract fraudsters and thieves. It details pickpockets, flimflam artists, and con men. advises on guarding valuables and staying cautious around strangers while traveling to the fair grounds. The Illinois Central Railroad is noted for rapid lakefront service with ten cent fares and no standing passengers, offering faster routes into the city and views of southern avenues and the lake.

Farr Chicago Illinois Central Railroad Lake Front

Devastating Ohio Cyclone Kills and Destroys Towns

A brief cyclone swept through Lima Ohio and surrounding areas killing at least several people and injuring many. Entire blocks lost roofs. barns, orchards, and churches were demolished. Cleveland saw multiple fatalities and injuries from structural collapses and wind damage. Detroit Fremont Indianapolis and other cities reported unroofed houses blown trees down and damaged industry. Overall damage runs into thousands of dollars with widespread destruction across Ohio and nearby states.

Lima Ohio Gas Works Globe Machine Works Selfridge Handle Works Lima Machine Works Bt. James’ Hotel Hume Methodist Church of Holiness Daniel Miller Cleveland Cleveland Gias Light and Coke Company Pinto Ul! Company Doane Superior Olay Cole Fremont Ambrose Oorhs Detroit Cass Avenue Dundee Holly Tnitana Indianapolis Indiana Jeffersonville John Slem Elwood American Tin-plate Works Mahon Columbia Aine Works

Crop Conditions Excellent in Northwest and Midwest

The Washington weather bulletin reports improved crop conditions across the northwest and central valleys with southeast outlook less favorable. Illinois sees favorable conditions with rapid corn planting and strong oats, meadows, and pastures. wheat heading in the south. Indiana notes a favorable last week for plowing and planting. Missouri reports rapid vegetation growth. Michigan reports generally favorable weather and preparation for corn, oats, and rye. Wisconsin faces forest fires and damage from tornadoes and hail, yet corn and potatoes near completion. Minnesota posts another good week with nearly finished seeding and strong corn and potato progress. Iowa sees favorable conditions for corn planting. North Dakota seeding nearly finished with high winds causing some grain damage. South Dakota very favorable week with grain improvements and growing corn. Crime notes include a failed Beaver Pennsylvania bank robbery attempt, with outer safe opened but inner safe resisting. about $20,000 in cash and securities at risk, thieves took roughly $200 in silver. Augusta Georgia judge JepGe H D Twiggs divorces Lucie E Twiggs. Indiana bank failures expect possible resumption under state law.

Northwest Washington Weather Crop Bulletin Illinois Indiana Missouri Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Pakota South Dakota

Privateer Clunies Ross and the Keeling Islands Affair

The Edinburgh Dispatch recounts the Keeling Islands tale tied to Clunies Ross of Cocos fame. His son Clunies Ross Jr. coordinates outfitting in Glasgow for a vessel built in Scotland destined for Indian Ocean trade. The piece traces centuries of ownership, battles, and mixed Malay and English heritage on the island group midway between Calcutta and Melbourne.

Kelling Islands Clydeside Clunies Ross Keeling Cocos Islands Clunies Ross, Jr Glasgow Indian Ocean Keeling Islands Edinburgh Dispatch Calcutta Melbourne Java Sound Wiesdale Shetland Royal Navy Navy Leutenant Ross Scotland Edinburgh University Iie Heriot-Watt College

Mistaken Impression of Gorman in Maryland Tale

A Maryland legislative tale recalls Senator Arthur P. Gorman of Howard County and rival Bannon. In Baltimore at Barnum's Hotel a diner misidentified Gorman, imagining him as a burly six foot Irishman, only to be told Gorman is often indistinguishable from others in appearance. The stranger apologizes after learning his error.

Gorman Arthur P. Gorman Howard County Maryland Bannon Philadelphia Times Barnum’s Baltimore Rascal Gorman Mr. Gorman Tam

Lewiston Dentist Sells Tooth Pulls With Gas

A man with a severe toothache visits a Lewiston dentist. He asks prices for pulling a tooth with and without gas, then quips he will go somewhere else if pulled in broad daylight without gas. The exchange reflects humorous local dialogue in Lewiston Journal.

Lewiston Lewiston Journal

Lace Craft Faces Machine and Hand Made Split

A Cincinnati teacher was offered fifteen dollars in gold to teach a 12-year-old girl her lessons. She attempted the task but failed, illustrating a clash between machine made lace and hand crafted work. The piece notes machines produce near perfect lace, yet hand made items retain delicate quality and higher prices.

Cincinnati

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