WEDDING OF JT ICH GRAY AND MISS MATThews
A Washington ceremony united JT ICH GRAY of the U S Supreme Court and Miss Jeannette Matthews daughter of the late Justice Matthews at the bride’s home in Washington. The couple plan a Europe trip and will reside near Sixteenth and Q streets after a September move into their federal residence. The bride, a noted young social figure, is praised for intellect and polish as she joins the nation’s top jurist.
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United Hi
Mika Mietthews
Justice Gray
United States Suprone Court
Jeannette Matthews
Justine Matthews
Wrehingtom
Leonard
St. John’s
Hamlin
Church of the Covenant
Piatine
Toston
Europ
Sixteenth
Q Streets
Washington
Willbow Sh Puscott in Canton says murder suspect in city
The San Francisco Chronicle prints a statement that Willsou B.Tussett, accused of Amos J. Smull’s murder, is now in Canton. Mrs. Gantz, arriving from Chicago, claims to helped Tascott escape and led to the residence location. A cyclone recently struck Lamar County Texas, damaging crops, fences, houses and injuring residents.
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Willbow Sh. Puscott
San Francisco Chronicle
Willsou B.tussett
Amos J. Smull
Chicago
Canton
Chinw
Texas
Lamar County
Ship Bavaria Loss Off Gallop Island Tragedy Claims Nineteen
A terrify gale drove three schooners toward Kingston with Bavaria among them. The tow broke, Bavaria drifted ashore on Gallop Island and every crew member perished. Captain John Marshall and family, along with officers and crew, are listed among the casualties. The barge diverted to Kingston with the Norway and Valencia, while Bavaria’s fate remained unknown.
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Bavaria
Gallue Island
Kingston
Oat
Calvin
Norway
Valeneia
Valencia
Gallop Island
Home
Meney
John Marshall
Marshall
Felix Campesu
Campeau
John Snell
Samin William McGarrity
Sandy Berry
Atchy Barley
Elias Bartey
Belta Burtinan
Cook
The County's Crops Foresee Favorable Northwest Wheat and Corn
Weather conditions across the Midwest and South affected crops. The Northwest faced cool weather and frosts with some injury to crops, especially corn. Dakota, Minnesota, and Nebraska reported favorable conditions for wheat and corn aside from growth delays from cool weather. Missouri, Winona, and Kansas saw excessive rains and threats damaging corn. Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, and Texas benefited from rains but later frost caused light damage to lowlands. Drought persisted for three weeks.
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Ohio River
Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Missouri
Winola
Kansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkmadg
Texas
Frosta
Tow Lande
Wyoming Delegates Named For National Convention Proclamation
Governor Warrén of Wyoming issued a proclamation appointing delegates to the national convention for a meet on September 2. The territory was divided into districts for apportionment, with actions taken at county request and in line with prominent citizens views. The move follows a push for immediate state admission amid financial and population indicators.
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Wyoming
Taedea
Congressman Kelly
Bort Loft
Ark
Fort Smit
Congressmur Kelly
Kanas
Arkansas 8
Corrados
Benjamin Ful Cheyten
Tonahe
Mar
Reliy Atamasa
Kelly
Destructive Tornado Harms Martinsburg Area
A damaging tornado swept a ten mile arc around Martinsburg West Virginia uprooting trees and overturning vessels. Two women injured in a kitchen blast, a bark with Georgy Vogal and Z Howellbloud Giken wrecked killing two men, and a steamer ES Pease with crew was reported sunk in Saginaw Bay. Damage included crops and a lake disaster near New York with multiple deaths. Weather and shipping news follow.
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Martinshieg
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Georgy Vogal
Z. Howellbloud
Peng
HE. S. Pease
Sinod Dewi
ES. Beare
Saginaw, Mich
Saginaw Bay
Tease
John Stirling
Sanhuan City
Samuel Jamieson
Eltel
Martin Donohue
Mutu
Willian Ganiss
Urania
Phaet
Enobn
Ohio
California
Lake Michigon
Southern Pacific considers withdrawal from Transcontinental Association
Reports in San Francisco indicate the Southern Pacific may quit the Transcontinental Association over rate competition with Canadian Pacific for eastern routes. Parallel items note a fatal tree collapse in Louisiana, an English syndicate buying land and mills in Florida and Alabama for 1,500 dollars, and broad European earthquake shocks affecting the Channel Islands and coastal towns.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
Transcontinental Association
Easturn Americas
Escambia
Florida
Baldwin
Alabama
Muscovia Lumber Company
Michigan Lumber Company
G. W. Robinson Company
Europe
Channel Islands
Isle of Wight
Enland
France
Portsmouth
Havant
Cherbourg
Havre
Houen
Granville
Caen
Horror of Horrors Johnstown Flood Toll Sets Record
A Pittsburgh dispatch details the Johnstown flood disaster caused by the South Fork dam failure. A wall of water up to 30 feet high swept the Conemaugh valley, destroying Johnstown and surrounding towns. Thousands feared dead, with massive property loss and ongoing body recoveries as relief efforts mobilize.
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Yiel
Johnstesen
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Satty
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Woolsate
Conia City
Cme
Bagks Anc
Jihebris Suen
Cearfol
Florence
Dodge
Bettiesivanee Railroad
Aggittta
Sue
Deal
Yennsylvania
Jesustown
Phouls
Johnstown Destruction Shocks After Floods July 3
Report from Johnstown Pennsylvania describes vast devastation after a flood. Superintendent Pitcairn and City Solicitor Kuhn estimate about 1,591 houses destroyed or swept away. Main Street is buried beneath debris fifteen to twenty feet deep, with a half mile wide area stripped clean from the wooden mill to the bridge.
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Wil Cumediogg
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Theo
Kuhn
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