Eventful week recapped with politics and fires
The Marshall News Record itemizes a busy week with Senate and House actions on pensions and public buildings, tariff debates on ammunition borax olive oil, and amendments. It notes a conference committee on park projects, a Mormon elder chase in Louisiana, a Louisiana lottery bid, and varied incidents from fires to suicides and protests.
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Destructive Fire in Insane Asylum Wards Claims Several Lives
A blaze swept through Ward One of an asylum housing one hundred twenty five confined inmates and staff. Limited fire protection allowed flames to spread rapidly. many victims perished, including two women not patients. The tragedy follows reports of a ferry disaster near Wheeling with multiple drownings and a separate railroad accident killing workers.
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Assuna
Stranm
John Mandel
William Shiel
Hino
Charles Hornproke
Alakina
Wells
Wiliam English
Ball Club
Ile
Death of James Nasmyth the celebrated mechanical engineer
London cables report the death of Mr Joel X Nasmyth, famed as a celebrated mechanical engineer. The obituary notes his notable contributions to machinery and engineering progress.
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Mechanica
London
Joel X Nasmyth
Tragedy, wrecks, and political notes stir the region
Reports from Chester and Waterville describe a double murder suicide and a deadly train wreck that left the engineer, conductor, and fireman fatally injured. Ex Senator W i Bigelow lies paralyzed in Waterville, while Lizzie Cook is arrested in Windsor amid extradition talks. Also noted are political moves, rainfall across the Northwest, and Montana Governor Tooley's private wedding with Lily Rosecrans.
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St. Louis Dispatch
St. Louis, Kansas City & Colorado Railway
Clayton
Richard Jonas
Richard Bheltcratt
Noa Arnold Garfield
Montana
Lily Rosecrans
Thosvcrans
Tooley
St Matthew's Church
Washington
General
Multiple Nominations and Global News Briefs
The President has sent nominations for Oklahoma Territory governor and secretary, with other federal appointments approved by Senate including customs collectors and public money receivers. Italy expels sixty foreigners amid May Day unrest. oil trust transfer case in New York reversed by higher court. Missouri board bans extra fares on certain passengers. Pennsylvania Democrats nominate Wehard Vaux to succeed late Randall in the political district. European and domestic items cover Alabama, Harvard, Vermont rheumatism, a circumnavigation voyage, a bookkeeper shortage, a severe Akron cyclone, royal wages talks, a royal marriage, and Montana cattle shipments.
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Dolley
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Larulalatin
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Bay Harebor
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J. A. Kareie
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Uidger
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Sterling
Col
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Akron
Italy
Gen Fremont in Luck and the Government Debt
Washington dispatch reports a curious incident over Fremonts accounts with the government. The retired Major-General is said to be owed over forty years 27 000 with interest, totaling about 871 400 if paid now, while his cautious plea to retain salary to cover a supposed shortfall was met with an audit that reversed the debt.
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Klin
Washington Dispatch
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Fremont
Seltzer
California
Treasury
Serand
Giker- Fon
Gol. Gilkerson
Gen
United States
Business Looking Up As Trade Gains Spread Across Regions
A New York dispatch of Mradstreet's State of Trade reports broad improvement in general merchandise, led by western and southern markets with strong demand in flood impacted Louishan. Wheat and iron markets show mixed signals with frost and rain affecting crops, while May grain shipments rise and worker strikes yield wage gains. Cotton, dry goods, and seeds stay active as buyers flock to New York, and national business failures numbers edge up week over week.
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Joby 1
Ainst
Marelli
United States
Gale capsized Mary Bilen. two sailors missing near Mobile
A schooner Mary Bilen was submerged in a gale off Mobile and two crewmen were swept away. Montana cattle shipments this year will top 300000 head, up at least 30000 from last year. In Harris v. Ludgate a Boston jury found the defendant guilty on one count of malpractice. G F Rieu, a drummer from Laurens South Carolina, was whipped by two men for holding meetings.
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Montana
Etta W. Harris
Dr. Ludgate
Wis
Boston
G. F. Rieu
Heston
Laurens
Doings of Congress and British House Mouse Incident
The compilation reviews Senate deliberations on Treasury reform and silver coinage with votes on amendments, plus House actions on appropriations and tariff debates. It also recounts a London scene as a mouse disrupts the British House of Commons, and notes Cyprus locust egg gathering and insect control data.
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