MARSHALL FRIDAY 1890 WORLD NEWS AND WYOMING STATE MOVE
Marshall Michigan Friday July 11 1890 around the world intelligence from every part of the globe Rows from Foreign Shores Domestic Happenings Personal Pointers Labor Notes Follthcat Occurrences Fires Accidents Crimes etc Wyoming is now a state The Senate debated the silver bill conference report Vest and others spoke Brounman and Totler opposed The Senate adjourned after memorial exercises for Representative Cox of New York Amendments to Wyoming admission house bill conferred In to the I House for disposal of abandoned military reservations Private land grant and bankruptcy measures discussed House adjourned early
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Hovine Agreta
Senate Amentmenta
Benare
Vest
Oke
Strain
Secaude Ha
Bhorman
Totler
Bréewart
Senate
Cox
New York
House
Wyoming
Carr
Canno {Il
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Batardey
Payson
Committee On Italea
Disaster on Lake Champlain sink and motel destroyed
A Saratoga dispatch reports Point Motel on Lake Champlain owned by the Delaware and Hudson Company was blown into the lake this afternoon with several lives feared lost. Port Kent is the farthest rail and telegraph point north. heavy storm feared, many rowboat occupants unaccounted for, with sixteen or more missing.
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Saratoga
Dlepatch
Point Motel
Lake Champlain
Delaware and Hudson Company
Port Kent
Explosion and deaths in Pennsylvania powder blast
A keg of powder exploded at Smith's grocery in Industry near Scott Haven Pennsylvania during a firecracker display. Seven children were injured and five died, including August Smith's 14 year old nephew. The blast shattered the two story building and neighbors heroically fought the fire. Several more children suffered burns, some with severe injuries, while others survived. The incident prompted extensive coverage of the tragedy and its victims.
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Smith's
Industry
Scott Haven
Aparka
August Smith
Younessmith
John Brannar
George Koller
Willie Kohler
Mary Smith
Emma Smith
Charilo Shoul
Rich Strike Reported Near Tin Cup Colorado
Denver dispatch reports Tin Cup is excited over a rich gold discovery. Assays range from twenty two ounces to the ten with specimens worth $20,000 to the ten. Miners extract $3,000 daily from an eighteen foot surface strike as the vein may extend long and heavy. Death toll rises from the Iron King fire as three firemen perish and four injured at the dock and coal barge blaze.
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Tin Cup
Colorado
Denver
California
Pike's Peak
Iron Kings
Iron King
Columbus and Hocking Coal Company
Goo, Tanton
Elias Bdoudhoeller
Jack Prothero
J.J. Moore
Slacksmiths
Tawnos
Jer
Beslinger
Hera
Locke & Brevens
Sea Gulf
Cook
Mary Clark
Sibley & Bearinger
Touswonda Lumber Company
William Locke
Emery Brottiere
Isaac Bearinger
Chass
Four Die in Youghiogheny River Boat Accident near McKeesport
In McKeesport on the Youghiogheny River a fatboat overturned while John Thompson, his wife, their 2-year-old Eliza, Pris Mila and 15-year-old Robert Smith were aboard. Thompson attempted a rescue, drowning with his young daughter. Mrs Thompson and her infant survived. Richard Smith and Pris Mila perished. Robert South reached shore.
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Hutte Kanboui
Youghtagheny
Pittsburg
John Thompson
Eliza Thompson
Baby Thompson
Chordmith
Pris- Mila
Robert Smith
Youghiogheny River
McKeesport
Thompson
Ois
Eliza
Richard Smith
Lie
Priscilla
Robert South
National Commissions Pick World’s Columbian Expo Site
After over five hours of debate the National Commission adopted the Board’s recommendation for Jackson Park and the Lake Front as the World’s Columbian Expo location by a 74 to 3 vote. Flood damage reports from Parkersburg and the Ohio Valley note storms, flooded cellars, and crop losses across Muskingum and Ranalwha Valleys as assessments continue.
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National Commission
Ater
Jackson Park
Lake Front
Parkersburg
Ranawha
Muskingum Valley
Michigan Happenings In Notes on monuments and pensions
Michigan pension grants are listed for numerous individuals in Sebewa Kalamazoo Grand TunkWashington and other towns. The piece includes a controversial letter regarding a Grant Lee monument at Cumberland Gap and remarks on Union and Confederate memory, plus local fire losses and weather crop notes.
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Gov. Love
Association For the Brest
Granton
Lee
Jumberland
Gap
Tex
A. Arthur
Middleborough
Drak Erra
Drak Erra—Lam
Fonerala Grant and Gee
Cumberland Gap
Keryé Ag
Vica
Robert BR. Lee
Grant
Richmond
Leo
Chattenvogn
Frymakento Healtate
National Law Makers Debate and Senate Actions Review
National lawmakers push for amendments and votes in the Senate and House. The Senate considers pension agency funding and a proposed juror commission while the House passes a federal election measure and delays tariffs. Debate covers railroad land forfeiture, public domain concerns, and broader appropriations as sessions adjourn.
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Onur
Ménauron
Uty Areena
Senate
Sollarnne
Clarke
Naye
Armendmenta
Tenia Tive
Tix Nestore
Cockrall
Wenn
Iumbar
Pansionora
Jimne
Hina
Tle
Howell
Juddcen
Unita
Siones
Springer
Mg. Wong
Goloman Tha
Leothath
N. J
Meaxorn
Bottthorn
Mears
Lonk
Taylop
Tenn
Wedatll
Mfurtd
Walsenskyy
Renate
Morrill
Satn
Morriil
Gherman
Senate Tll
Paynct
Ozren
Data
Alabama
Ktone
Missouri
Lacy
Female Cleverness in Society Roles and Traits
This piece defines a clever woman through various anecdotes and maxims. It highlights adaptability, self possession, social influence, and supportive conduct within households and communities, noting how such a woman guides others while respecting neighbors.
SIFTINGS Brief Items From A Stumbling Column
A pawnbroker is described as lean and poor while an eat compliment scene plays out. An Indian witwan yields a palatable scent. A museum trunk holds a man who broke a leg while fleeing an officer. A New York man loses money buying spoiled bananas from Florida. He notes consolation in being a man who has stepped up.
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St Louis
New York
Florida
Faded Clip Mentions Faith and Thistles in Confused Note
An unclear OCR fragment references figs, thistles, and faith in a jagged line. It hints at a non Christian comment and scattered numbers, offering no coherent event or person to anchor a news item.
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