Death and Ravage Across the State Storm Wrecks Property
A massive storm devastates towns across the state causing numerous deaths and injuries. Reports describe ruined storefronts, collapsed roofs, and widespread property damage along Main Street and surrounding avenues. Convicts at a state facility faced terror with several killed and others captured. a mental asylum suffered extensive destruction with patients at risk. Rescue efforts continue as officials assess casualties and the scope of this catastrophe.
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Mawlly
Martin Tink
Fafa
Fushtawk
Martin Blows
Ann
Jude
Phi He
Bar Bool
McConnnell
Sunny Side Plantation
Mevie Asylum
Nen
Union
Jacob Ingato
Mobile
Ala
Nebraskan and National News Harvested From Sept South
A sprawling 19th century digest reports political moves in Kansas and Nebraska with nominations and ballots, a hydrophobia case prompting Pasteur treatment, a Montezuma fire, canal bond plans, a Key monument effort, labor strikes, eclipses, and various incidents across Portland to Chicago. It notes train wrecks, a murder in Idaho, a gate blown by nitro, and a flood of shipping, weather, and market notes.
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Thiureday
Ab Creat Bend
Kan
Derry Lips
Baventh
Breemont O
Barton C. Yorn
Oat Gadington
Wich
Walliams T
Arnold Apoprom
Gin
Siow
Orleans
Montezuma
Tiss
Portland, Or
Colgate
Clearwater
Idaho
Doughs County
Nab
Matha River
Caltere
Francia Scott Key
Nebraska
Linscolin
Hoxton
Pakke
Tiod
Amhersteallage
Yale
George D. Blake
Ure
Bicoti
Wery
Miners Rescued After Fifty Four Hours Trapped
Four miners William Mitchell George Hire Andrew Klahesky were trapped in a Northwestern Coal Co slope near Carbondale for fifty four hours after a rock fall. They survived without light, drank water from a min ing well, and were rescued alive with families showing emotional relief and the community eager for details of their ordeal.
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Reot
Carbondale
William B. Mitchell
George Hire Bry
Andrew Klahesky
Northwestern Coal Company
Thuars Way
Wilson
Monument to Major B F Stephenson Honors Veterans
A monument to Major B F Stephenson founder of the Grand Army of the Republic was dedicated with ceremonies attended by about 6,000 veterans and civilians. Speakers included Captain Samuel I Lane and General McClernand, with remarks by state and local officials. The Quincy granite shaft stands modestly as a memorial funded by the Grand Army’s Allegis department in Cuizmene Ate.
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Gram Wey
Repub
Pei Ma
Tseb
Mijor B. F. Stephenson
Grand Army of the Republic
Wad
Pully
Samuel I. Dlane
Monument Association
Whatmas
Liesder
Department Coman
McDowell
Dotina, McClernand
Richard Oglesby
James A. Contully
Grand Army
Quincy
Allegis Department
Cuizmene
Veterans Murdered At Dayton Pension Day Looting
On October 1 two veterans from Maryland and another man were robbed and assaulted after pension day payments of 150000 at the Dayton soldiers home. The victims Adulphus Curgay and Jobo Barus were found harmed along a public road.
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Hamuvua
Oct. i
M. L. Donnedtty
Independence
Iun
Nishyabotna
Briday
Quan
L. H. Davidson
la Sale
Colo
Dayton
Soldiers’ Home
Adulphus Curgay
Maryland
Jobo Barus
Shooting of Chicago Judge Sparks Arrest Bid
Chaotic events unfold as gunfire erupts near a Chicago residence during a tense confrontation in which suspects fired at a judge and attempted to assault officials. Police report a rapid exchange of shots, a nearby door breached, and one attacker wounded as officers closed in on the scene.
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Morty
Cain
Chetik
Gersertit
New York
Wailin
Vartieston
Chicago
Cevetehy Tye
Catherine Cliench
Marsentine
Harry J
Harry J. Advonduid
Aston
Bastinie
Eliabot
Denver
Han
Wiig
Doren
Perth
Elboedaet
Abe
Ian
Rolloswerl
Rosa Dia
Gracious Czar approves dueling in the army
Moscow reports the czar has approved a new army dueling code. The commander in chief at Kiev says the emperor grants the right to defend with arms what is most precious our honor. The act aims to regulate conduct to avoid misunderstandings and frivolous quarrels in official and social life.
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Kiev
Moscow Lettar
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Ely
Erie
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Owen
Tatiana
Satel Blader
Havoc AT
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Insane Asylum
Huondinus
Wirltan
Anne
Matfeliis
Ieaiareten Vetliveis
Ind Chretien
Abel
Keith Tay
Ant Wootrtoek
Uwe Dau
Tueir
Toerd Vayis
Mottit Mareris
Oa Vatiher Hu
Mil Wauken
Hert Bitte
Mree
Sabi Gite
Fall River
Bane Neowin
Mluckley
Maar
Winckley
Cme Tun
Get
Pury Road
Battery Ly Dto
James
Carnahan
Minniapolis
Neuar Willan’ Creek
van Gregory
Charles D. Parker
Minneapolla
Kiowath Railway
Elelos
Aw Kalama
William
Penpa Gts
Carr
China
Challivolle
Olli
Igood
Keutuck
California
Martin Jrmns
Vexas
Milwaukee
St. Louis
San Frantisco
Philip G. Reilly
United States
Bocas del Toro
Colombia
State Bank of Mu. Diapolis
Burlington
Berlin
Telegraph
Honda
Burbank
Citeage
St. S4buis Dorui
Sy. Louis
Duneauier
Toledo Grain
Toma
Stephenson
Dano
Breci
Bas Bern
Baltimore
Thallinier
Louisville
the Evening News
the Great Daily of Michigan
Associated Press
Great
Daily of
Michi
MonTna
Waller
Detroit
Shelby Street
Ane
State of
Michigan
Walshach
Gas Ty Canale
Tiyectiered
Marshall
Marshall Light CO
Hogore Aare
Fred Myaliod
Mosc
Tun
S.S.S
Geo. W. Iwin
Lrwin
Oller
Atlanta
HEBRA
Heaoe
Spe Nursery
Ab Draggista
Priog
G. C. Bittner & CO
Toeno
Pitcher's Gastorla
Warnes
Rebot
Hasler
Baek Bane
Fobengui Museent
Lepether
Bajar
Hayward
David Walkinshaw
Shestil Marshall
Calhoun Gv
W. H. Mumaw
WAL. Kkesley, Proper
Cooper
Lansing
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