Charity, chestnuts and clairvoyants in a mixed column
A long mixed column notes Mrs Lanna C praising Dr Miles Nervine, praises chestnut bread as a wheat substitute, and admonishes clairvoyants after a Kalamazoo mining scam. It discusses naval torpedo boats and condemns lynching, then ends with a Clay Center police event about an ice cream ticket prize for a procession.
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Miles
Miter
Milwaukes
Lanna
Premix
Mitel Medical Co
Kikbart
Tragedy at Gary Hotel Ends Near a Dozen Rescues
The Gary hotel explosion and resulting fire left at least ten bodies recovered with many still missing. Rescue crews fought flames by night with dozens of lamps. elderly manager Growler and his wife were found in each other’s arms. Missing include Elmore Pierce the 17 year old night engineer, J A Brown and J L Kirk of Omaha, and General Charles Adams a Colorado mining and political figure. The disaster, blamed on a boiler explosion, devastated the Gumry hotel and neighboring McMann block, with total losses around 275000 and insurance of 26000. Nearby victims include Mrs George K Wolfe and her six year old daughter. The scene drew thousands as authorities kept crowds behind lines for safety.
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Gore Hart
Hook Island
George K. Wolfe
Peter Gamry
General Adame
Judes James Glynn
Holyoke
Colo
Pipres
Irwin
Pierce
J. A. Brown
J. L. Kirk
Omaha
Gumry
James Murphy
Murphy
Highlands
Mr. Calkins
Davenport
Gazett
M. E. Letson
Hhe McMann
KB. A. Bishop
A. Lalliblade
Colorado
Michigan
Gilpin County
Central City
Belal. Sarah
Iowa
E. F. McCloskey
Bela J. Sarah
Frederick French
Durrant
San Francisco
Shoe
Leak
Emanuel Church
Blanche Lamont
Bale
Ohain
Premature Blast Kills Eight, Wounds Ten in Pennsylvania
Eight men killed and ten seriously injured when a premature explosion occurred at a binat near Mohaffy on the Pittsburgh and Eastern railway. Dispatch from Clearfield notes telegraph offices in the area are closed and details are unavailable.
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Terealty
Deno
Clearfield
Binat
Mohaffy
Pittaburg and Eastern
Mob Attack Victims Reach Limbs Valley Arrests Made
Thirty of those who attacked the Negro settlement at Limbs Valley are arrested by Sheriff Clarks of Princeton with fifteen armed deputies. Warrants served as the mob leader vows prosecutions for the Negroes. Prisoners transported in wagons. no resistance or disturbances reported.
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Spnise Valley
Ill
Sherif Clarks
Princeton
Tigwan
Short
Pennoston
Buckner
Large city fire destroys multiple buildings in Utah town
A Utah town was hit by a major blaze starting at Butler's livery stable spreading to Roberts dwelling and other structures. The fire consumed saloon, post office, church, mining recorder's office and more leaving many homeless while authorities investigate causes and losses estimated around 700000.
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Salt Laks City
Tribune
Bingham
Utah
Enys
Butler
Roberts
Chinatown
Geiflin
Quinn's
Mining Recorder
United States A Commissionee
Rocky Mountain Bell
Inquest Opens Into Treland Building Disaster Victims
New York inquest into the collapse that killed twenty six workers opens before Coroner Fitzpatrick with a juried inquiry. Three men face bail on charges of responsibility, builder Parker foreman Silleck and plastering contractor Guilder.
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New York
West Broadway
West Thirt Street
Fitzpatrick
John H. Parker
Jaffords EK. Silleck
Joseph Guilder
Illinois News Roundup Highlights Guard, Crime and Teaching Shifts
Reports from Camp Lincoln to Clear Lake showcase Troop B Bloomington Hill National Guard mapping roads bridges and scouting. Other items note corn yields cut, parochial schools not subject to flag law, appointments to Western Insane Hospital, Knights of Pythias encampment, major fires at Algonquin, basilic crime cases and public notices across Illinois with multiple town updates.
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Hill
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Neabor
Srninorigin
Nowell
United States
Illinois
Knights of Pythina
Springfield
Tilinota Brigade
Knights of Pythias
James A. Barkley
Linnois Brigade
Four men die leaping from bridge in Spokane
Spokane reports confirm four bridge carpenters plunged from a long Northern Pacific bridge to escape a fire. They could not retreat and fell 136 feet, dying on impact. The superintendent McCreary arrived to verify the tragedy.
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Spokane
Wash
McCreary
Cuba Moves Toward Provisional Government and Independence
The Cuban movement forms a provisional government with General Masso as president. Editorials discuss potential recognition as belligerents and concerns over procedures if supremacy by arms endures. An American view notes the shift from insurrection to revolution and the rise of a diplomatic role for the United States.
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General Masso
Minneapolis Tribune
Culm
Cuba
Syracuse Post
United States
Spain
Chicago Inter Ovean
History of a Week News Summary Aug 14 19 1890s
A weekly digest lists varied incidents from Aug 14 to Aug 19 including a New Orleans Times Democrat worker setting 51044 cms in eight hours, deaths by suicide in Alabama, a shooting in Oakland California, a murder arrest in Helena Arkansas, and a 1844 case in St. Francis county. It reports deaths by lynching in Missouri, a Harrisons portrait arrival, a Chicago auction of whisky trust property, Denver aldermen mob threats over water, and multiple fires, drownings, and public notices. Also noted are cholera in Japan soldiers, Jim Corbett marriage, a San Francisco court dismissal of Huntington’s interstate pass indictment, and other national events. Includes: Pikeville fire losses, Hovenden’s art, world fair ties, and various legal, crime, and political items across states.
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George P. Tinker
New Orleans Times Democrat
Carrie Doub
Cullman
Ala
Jonnie Lewis
George Moar
Oakland
Cals
Louis F. Mahiner
Frank Patty
Helena
Ark
William Mc Vicker
St. Francis County
Simon Vormenr
New York
Frm
Milwaukes
State Agricultural Society
State Fair Fund
W.W. Taylor
South Dakota
Louisville
Whisky Trust
Chicago Court House
McNulta
Denver
Water Works Company
Harrison
Eastman Johnson
Washington
Pikeville
Tenn
Insurance
Thomas Hovenden
Philadelphia
Hovenden
Japan
Jim Corbett
Emmett Divers
Fulton
United States Court At
San Francisco
C. P. Huntington
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Fall Hats and Warm Wear at Honest Prices
Buyers and all who have inspected our stock and prices are surprised but delighted to find everything just as advertised. New fall hats arrive and are offered at 50c, 1.00 and 2.00 with comparisons to higher priced goods. Fall and winter suits and overcoats arrive daily as we invite honest trade and uphold our original banner of honest dealing and fair prices.
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Talia
Wiig Pest
United States
Lili Jihig
Chicago
Cueano
Board of Trade
Igor
Sige
ORD AG
Ohio
California
Union Stock Yards
East Bultilo
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