Turbulent World Briefs On Senate Nominees And Pensions
A compact digest reports on foreign and domestic intelligence. President sent to the Senate nominations for Customs Collector in Connecticut and consuls in Merida and Berriti Spi tha. Washington seeks public land for militia training. House debates pensions funding and clerical costs for the Pension Office as elections approach.
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Mofbers
General Board
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Sharp
Jowell
New York
House
Dockery
Connor
Explosion at King s Powder Mills Kills and Injures Dozens
A deadly blast at Kings powder mills near Cincinnati sends ten bodies from the scene and leaves thirty injured. An incident on the Little Miami Railroad involved empty freight cars and a 1300 kegs gunpowder blast. Brakeman William Franly is missing, likely killed. Nine other workers are reported dead.
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Sincionati
King's Powder Mills
Little Miami Nail Road
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Cubs
William Franly
Little Miami
Powder Company
Will Defy the Law over Choctaw Lottery Drawing
Projectors of the Choctaw Orphan Asylum Lottery Company vow to proceed with a drawing despite federal bans. A meeting at Antlore Indian Territory discussed holding the drawing soon, challenging the May 22 1490 act forbidding lotteries in the Indian Territory.
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Choctaw Orphan Asylum Lottery Company
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Antlore
Indlan
Act of Congress
Indian Territory
Fire destroys Security Warehouse in Minneapolis blaze
A seven story Security Warehouse building on Firet Street and Fourth Ave North Minneapolis owned by Wood & Morse was completely destroyed by fire with contents. Loss estimated nearly 1 million dollars. The blaze started on the second floor and spread upward through a stock of agricultural implements and 500 tons of binding twine on the fourth floor aided the flames. Cause suspected as spontaneous combustion. Lawyer Wright exonerated. Frederick R. Coudert report in disbarment case against Benjamin weighs presented in New York General Term. Exportation of cattle arrangements discussed by US authorities amid objections.
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Security Warehouse Company
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Fourth Avenue North
Minneapolis
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Mel
Wright
Frederick R. Coudert
Benjamin Weighs
Flack Cass
New York
Bookstayer
Macks
General Fisk and Trade and Weather Highlights
Biographical notes on Clinton Fisk born 1828 in Livingston County New York and military service through Civil War. Also a brisk survey of trade and weather impacts on crops, raw materials, and prices with focus on hot wave effects, drought in Missouri and Nebraska, and shifts in wool, cotton, iron, steel, and textile markets. Includes wartime and political references and a preliminary look at business failures in the United States.
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United Statos
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United States
Senatorial Sanction for Numerous Presidential Nominations
A large batch of nominations is confirmed by the Senate. The list includes Thomas Y. Milchrist as attorney for the North District of Wisconsin, various military officers, consuls and ministers to several countries, receivers of public monies, land office seekers, and several state and territorial appointments across Iowa, Ohio, West Virginia, Missouri, Michigan, California, Wyoming, Colorado, Maryland, South Dakota, and Alaska.
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Delaware
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Ont
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Alpheme P. Hannon
Ain Denco
Wyo
John W. Clark
Independency
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Lander
Darrow
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Jim Banco, Co
E. ¥. Cheney
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J. E. Vans
A. Dobrowaky
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H. We Itiives
Loule i
Walters
Asglotant
Philadelphia
Alf Vizon
Crow Creek
Lower Brule Agency
South Dakota
Pennsylvania Railroad Seizes Control of Chicago Stock Yards
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company gains control of the Chicago Union Stock Yards and Transit Company. The new corporation, Chicago Junction Railways and Union Stock Yards Company, formed in Trenton New Jersey with 15 million capital, lists incorporators including W J Sewell and John Hosy and aims to buy sell and manage stock of the Chicago Stock Yards. Main offices will be in New York with additional incorporators from New York firms.
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Unalon Stock Yards Company
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N. J
W. J. Sewell
Pennsylvania Railroad
John Hosy
Adama Express Company
Othurgiss
Chicago Union Stock Yards and Transit Company
Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Wiliam Co. Lane
Herriman
George H. Clay
Jor
Daniel BR. Griswold
Augustus Fielding
Arthur L. Shipman
A. H. Gregory
George B Shaw Named Supreme Chancellor of Knights
George B Shaw was elected supreme chancellor of the Knights of Pythias at Milwaukee by the Grand Lodge. The officers named include Supreme Chancellor George B Shaw, First Vice Chancellor H. Blackwell, Prelate E W Blackmer, Exchequer J Wiley, and the Supreme Keeper R T White among others.
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Vies Chavedon Wee A Blackwell
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Supreme Heeper
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Endowment
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Kenny
Stanley Tennant Wedding at Westminster Abbey
Henry M Stanley and Dorothy Tennant wed in Westminster Abbey with notable guests including Gladstone. The couple entered under bells and organ music as the bride, healthy and blushing, stood before the alter with two young attendants and seven bridesmaids in period dress.
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Stanley Wels ‘Miei
Dorothy ‘Tennant
Westminster
Stanley- Tennant
Westminster Abbey
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Gladstone
Bidnley
Dorothy Tennant
Stanley
Miss Tennant
Gold excitement in Kansas hints at Eldorado vein
Abilene residents report a mineral vein found while digging a well near Concor Dia north of here containing yellow flakes of metal. Jewelers believe it may be gold and sent specimens to Eastern geologists for analysis as many claims are staked. General Fremont Dead. Sudden death of John Charles Fremont in New York City due to bowel inflammation. His son Lieutenant J O Fremont and Dr. Morton were present at the bedside.
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Republican Party
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A M. Tortor
New York City
J. O. Framont
Navy
William J. Morton
Mormons Defeated in Salt Lake City School Elections
Liberal candidates carry three to four precincts to gain a majority on the City Board of Education under the new school law. Receiver Dyer resigns and seeks a successor. Also reports crown the death of General Fremont and national sorrow. special train crash near Owego kills three, injures others. cyclone devastates parts of the country with many deaths. editor changes at London Star. Kansas rail rates debated. Cripsi appeals for peace. Japanese hijack disaster at Osaka. deportations and other varied items across the nation.
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Charted Property
Devastating Midwest Storm Claims Hundreds Across Lakes
A powerful cyclone battered Minnesota and Wisconsin on Sunday causing hundreds of deaths and widespread destruction. The Red Wing steamer Ben Wing with 250 aboard was torn apart near Lake Pepin as a barge broke loose. about 200 drowned, including prominent locals. Lake City and Lake Pepin area shelters reported many fatalities. Lake Johanna and Lake Kohlmann villages suffered losses. The storm struck farms north of here near Lake Gervaise, destroying cottages and buildings. Several camps and a Great Northern railway farm complex were leveled with multiple deaths and injuries.
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Minnealpolis
Chicago
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J. H. Leburmeeter
Simon Good
Col. Helleser
Schurmetar
General Fremont Dies After Illness in New York
Major General John C. Fremont the Pathfinder died yesterday at 4y West Twenty fourth street after a brief illness peritonitis. Funeral arrangements not yet made. He had engaged in literary work and reminiscences on Civil War history. Lieut. Charles Fremont arrived to be with his father at the end. The death was hastened by years of austere treatment from the government.
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National lawmakers debate bills and adjourn for recess
The Senate and House clash over international, diplomatic and budget measures. Debates center on a foreign affairs conference with Britain, a requirement for a common rate, and a wide set of appropriation bills. The sessions end with adjournments and nominations announced for various posts.
Popular Fallacies About People and Daily Life
A critical list debunks common myths about poets, criminals, professionals, newspapers, soap makers, and neighbors. It uses humorous examples to challenge stereotypes such as seedy figures being poets, journalists corrupting morals, and the idea that base ball outranks cock fights in sport value.
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Jie
Golden Grains and Quiet Charity Message
A fragmentary text hints at moral maxims about living simply near a pious place, avoiding distractions, and a parable about a cat and rat making peace. It includes a line praising secret charity as greater than Moses and ends with a friendly welcome to all readers.
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