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Newspaper
Iowa Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1893
Page
2
Not Less Than Million in Virginia Minnesota Fire
Bad Minnesota fires devastate Virginia with losses not less than $1,000,000 and limited insurance. While hundreds of structures burn, towns report major destruction, unclear casualty evidence, and urgent aid needs as residents organize relief and supply efforts.
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Virginia
Minn
Desperate Fight With Burglars In Indianapolis
Indianapolis officers clash with burglars at Otto Schmidt’s South Delaware Street store after they force the safe. Night Watchman Chris Hanson wounds one burglar with a pistol shot, while a barricaded Alonzo Henderson and his mother resist with weapons. Henderson surrenders after heavy beating. both women face attempted murder charges. Shipman and Glen linked to the case. Henderson has prior burglaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Chris Hanson
Otto Schmidt
Delaware Street
Hanson
Alonzo Henderson
Henderson
Mary Gillian
Henderon
John Shipman
Shipman
Jlancon
Charles Glen
Banker Mosher Pleads Guilty in Capital National Case
C W Mosher former president of Capital National Bank Lincoln pled guilty in federal court to twelve counts alleging falsifying bank records while not guilty on twenty. Sentencing may be to Sioux Falls or Lincoln state prison with government prison mandatory for a year or more, keeping relatives concerned about public exposure and Mosher’s mental strain.
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Capital National
Omaha
C. W Mosher
Capital National Bank
Lincoln
United States
Mosher
Sioux Falls
Nebraska State
Department of Justice
Bioux Falls
Aixious
Moher
Linccoln
Signa Falls
Anamosa
South
He Killed a Witch in Buchanan Georgia
Atlanta special reports Wesley Shaw shot an elderly woman deemed a witch on his land in Buchanan. A struggle to avoid witchcraft allegedly led him to strike the jugular, leaving her dying. Shaw is jailed. Also, a Kansas fatal accident during a rainmaking bombardment killed SP and injured Rufus Preston.
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Atlanta
Buchanan
Wesley Shaw
Kasnmakers
Ninnespells
Kan
Fat
Rufus Preston
Eruptions in Fukushima Mount Taigashinzuimi Claim Many Lives
Startling reports from Tokyo and Yokohama describe a violent eruption at Mount Taigashinzuimi in Fukushima Ken. About a hundred lives lost as the mountain trembled, with flames and dense smoke, a crack spreading and a landslide noted. Subsequent telegrams warn of more eruptions and shifting terrain, while nearby hot springs and bathhouses suffer damage and uncertainty grips mountain communities.
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Fukushima
Victoria
Tokio
Japan
Yokohama
Taigashinzuimi
Fukushima Ken
Piiday
Sugawa
North China
Hsu Toutui
Amoy
Canton
Swatow
Corea
Victory
A Cigarette Victory Debated in Habeas Corpus Action
New York tobacco firm challenges a last Legislature ban on cigarette sales in U S District Court Seattle arguing the small package is original and sales cannot be abridged by state law. State to appeal to U S Superior Court.
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Seattle
Royalist Rumors and Provisional Rule in Hawaii
Honolulu reports a royalist stir over a rumored queen deportation as the Provisional Government formally occupies the royal palace on June 2 and raises the national flag. June 5 dedication moves to new uses. Spreckels receives £95,000 due while officials pursue dynamite outrage investigations amid tensions between annexationists and natives.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Penu
Hawaiian Islands
Claus Spreckels
Blount Jeft
Maine
Blount
Stemmer
Peking
China
Sam Parker
Liliuokalani
Maj. Wodehouse
W. G. Smith
The
Hawaiian Star
Claus Spreckles
Star
Spreckles
Omaha bank closes as State examiner takes charge
McCague Savings Bank in Omaha was closed by State Bank Examiner McGrew after prolonged deposit withdrawals. Depositors will be paid in full as authorities realize from securities. Assets total about 477000 with deposits at 42000 and loans and real estate holdings among major holdings.
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McCague
Omaha
State Bank
McGrew
McCague Savings Bank
Wm. L. McCague
Club Arrassed Bank
Water Brings Life to a Corpse in Fort Scott
Mrs. Sarah Mead returned from Muskogee Idaho with the body of her son Al Mead for burial. Struck by lightning a week earlier he appeared dead, then revived after a flash through a flue. He lay unresponsive, burned on his right side, later transported in a wagon through a flooded stream where water revived him.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Sarah Mead
Muskogee
Idaho
al Mead
Five Men Die In Burnett Storm Mill Boiler Explosion
A boiler blast at Lund & Hooker storm mill in Burnett, five miles from St Johnsbury, killed five workers. Engineer William Hooker was thrown 110 feet. his head and shoulders were found 30 feet from the wreck. Albert Green and Lewis Juhn also perished. Gordon Armstrong suffered severe burns and Austin Fisher was briefly injured. Two other workers unnamed were killed.
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Prieces
St. Johnsbury
Lund & Hooker
Burnett
William Hooker
Albert Green
Lewis Juhn
Gordon Armstrong
Austin Fisher
Big Wyoming Ranch Sold Near Cheyenne to Chicago Investor
A large Wyoming ranch near Cheyenne has been sold. TA Kent sold the Hours ranch, nine miles northeast of Cheyenne, to Lewis E. Ingalls of Chicago. The 14 304 acre property changed hands for 140 000 dollars and is described as well improved and stocked with thoroughbred cattle.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
TA Kent
Lewis E. Ingalls
Chicago
Bankers' concerted action boosts New York trade outlook
New York bankers unite to ease financing, improving business conditions though western banks remain weak. Market reports show mixed effects with foreign exchange shifts, gold exports muted, and commodity prices volatile. Chicago and St Louis note easier finances and rising crop prospects while western demand stays cautious. Stock markets firmed modestly with 31 failures nationwide versus 153 a year ago.
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New York
R. G Dun & Co
Rade
Jake
Indianapolis
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Paul
Omaha
Kansas City Fair
St. Joseph Fair
St. Louis
United States
Campaign in Germany Amid Intense Partisan Strife
Berlin report notes over twenty parties contesting the election with bitter dissension. The Emperor frets over Lismerck’s criticisms as candidates spread across districts, risking widespread secondary votes. Social Democrats clash with Conservatives in Elblog, police intervene and injure rioters.
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Berlin
Germany
America
Herbert Lismarck
Court Herbert
von Caprivi
Dickers
Kaiser
Buried Alive Fear Grips East Windsor Woman
Miss Charlotte Clapp a 50 year old East Windsor resident believes she is a lost soul and seeks burial by self made grave in a Connecticut River village near Hartford. She has twice tried to bury herself with a hoe and earth and recently escaped her chamber only to be found nearly buried again after a long search.
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Hartfor
Conn
East Windsor
Ifill
Connecticut River
Hartford
Charlotte Clapp
Banks Swindled by Crooked Checks in San Francisco
Two local San Francisco banks reported clever forgeries involving raised checks. One for 8200 drawn on the Farmers Bank of Frense and cashed by London Paris and American Bank. Another for 5300 drawn on Bank of Butte County Chico and cashed by Lonudop ard San Francisco Bank. The errors were found after collection. Authorities fear more banks may have been victimized in a similar scam.
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San Francisco
Farmers’ Bank of Frense
Paris and American
Bank of
Butte County
Chico
Lonudop
Peary to Use Burros for Greenland Expedition
Denver special Lieut Robert E Peary asks Rhodes to secure six to twelve burros in prime condition for transport across Greenland's ice cap. He plans to use them as pack animals and later as meat for his dogs. when loads lessen a burro will be killed to feed the dogs. North named collector of internal revenue for the Dakotas and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peary
Denver
Robert E Peary
Rhodes
Ing bin
Phiadelphila
Caplevor
Greenland
Anger and illness stir Dubuque and Des Moines
A busy Iowa city presses for funds as Dubuque clutches a financial crisis. A fashionably dressed woman aimed at archbishop Hennessy is arrested after claiming angels commanded the act. Other items note highway robbery sentencing, drownings, suicides, and notable deaths across Des Moines Muscatine and Cedar Creek Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Hennessy
Dubuque
Dynamiters Still At Large In Muscatine After Explosions
Still at large after several weeks since the dynamite blasts that ruined Muscatine the citizens fund detectives from Chicago at five dollars a day yet no arrests or revelations have surfaced residents grow impatient rumors of arrests circulate while old spooks are quiet and new ones arise liquor flows from hidden sources homes of Kessinger Nin in and Rosenberger rebuilt or left as after the night of the explosions law and order meetings continue but funds for rebuilding are scarce and hopes of catching the conspirators wane though officials insist the guilty will be brought to justice.
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Dubuque
Iowa City
Sidney Clark
Elmer Dugan
Arthur B. Swelting
Mary B. Oliver
Council Bluffs
James F. Hall
Cedar Creek
Colo
North Adams Lumber Company
Ellas Wolfe
Letts
Louisa County
C. C. Cole
Des Moines
Kent
Omaha
Frith and
Talcott
Burlington
Keokuk
Mike McNamara
Casey
Frank Corcoran
Missouri Valley
Nick Bis«dorf
Laurie
Willie Osborne
Fort Madison
Patterson
Monrovia
Branzhof & Reimer
Marshalltown
Jon E. Hendricks
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Towa
Frank Forsytive
Rock Island
Anton Casper
Dingster
I. H. Ropgeers
Big Life Insurance
Muscatine
Citizens’ Committee
Chicago
Kessinger
Manin
Rosenberger
Death of Sheriff Dennis shocks Nebraska convention
Sheriff Dennis of Hitchcock County Nebraska was found dead in his Grand Hotel room after a gas smell prompted an investigation. Coroner's jury ruled accidental death despite early speculation of self harm as delegates carried on with business and a funeral fund was raised.
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Sherif Dennis
Council Blugs
Dennis
Kitchcock County
Nebraska
Grand Hotel
George A. Bennett
Omaha
John L. Waren
Council Blutts
W. M. Jigbee
Independence
Neb
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