Epitope of the Week domestic news digest
Domestic and foreign items cover corporate totals for Ironna Co woolen mills in Dedham Massachusetts, a child’s death from creosote misuse, a Knoxville fight killing three officers, a wildcat train wreck near Otego New York, widespread smallpox and yellow fever reports, postal service figures, thievery and chase events, and political notes from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domestic
Ironna & Co
Dedham
Maas
Chicago
Knoxville
Tenn
Joseph A. Mabry
Joseph A. Mabry, Jr
Thomas O'Connor
Albans
Susquehanon
Otego
Susquehanna River
Patersone N. J
Tak
Beathes
Williaa
Arizona
Texan
Pureuit
Wat Fums
Firatdira
Wilanis
New England
Boston
New York
Businass
Timothy
Repeiene
Vermont
Banko
United States
AW. Ambotd
Jolnavilip
Sle
Tay
Post-office Department
Durango
Cob
Eastman
Hudson River
Rhinecliff
N.Y
Pensacola
Fla
Bilig P. Phipps
Philadelpha
North Adan
Mass
Burt
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Fli
Joan Buavy
Jacksonville
New York State Insurance Department
Manhattan Insurance Ompany
Phenix Insurance Company
Brooklyn
Charles A. Strout
Bowdoin College
Darawineg
Pennsylvipia Road
Hackensack
Waa Ronning
Petar
Cla Aked
Co ‘Bo Boon
Eed Aimagelf Wile Rauladion
New York Stock ‘Exchange
Ald E Bhattes
Hart Connor
Patrick
Turmoil Across Oceans and Cities Stirred by Disasters and Politics
Reports from San Francisco to Pensacola recount a steamer tragedy with opium salved value of 840,000, a paralysis strike in Concord, many yellow fever cases, a Harvard anatomy professor retiring to write, and a fatal mortar blast at a Philadelphia celebration. War threats, a Ky teacher shot, a Hamilton iron merchant failure, a Sonora river incident, a devastating English hurricane, and a Detroit mill fire follow amid party nominations and a British Parliament session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costoxs Ollivera
San Francisco
Pwenio
A. Buonsox Atcort
Bape
Concord
Maes
Pensacola
Fla
Ouven
Hotares
Larvard University
William Penn
Philadelphia
Ith
Cairo
Egypt
Kordofan
Jana
Klartoum
Homzn Oxpsox
Paria
Professor Yerkes
Anam Howe & Co
Hamilton
Ont
London
Manila
Tux
AL Backasd& Sons
Detroit
United States
India
Aurcencé Alghaplaten
Indian Bureau Report Praises Civilizing Efforts and Needs Funds
The commissioner reports land opened to cultivation, housing and schools for Indians, noting religious leaders as vital allies in civilization. He urges a $1,000,000 educational appropriation to save millions later, cites misuse of cash for firearms and alcohol, and calls for national legislation to curb intrusion on Indian lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnindrox
Pride
Tatétte
Pht
Five Civilized Tribes
Carlisle
Harpton
Firest Grove
Con
Las Aerey
Carsby
Forest Grove
Ci Seeds
AEE
Onmetsie
Behogis
Weather Service Report Details Expanded Network and Savings
Report from the Signal Service Office notes eleven new weather stations and enhanced frost warnings for sugar interests in Louisiana and Texas. It outlines planned direct telegraph warnings, new weather charts for farmers, and expanded frost and crop advisory services for cotton, tobacco, orange growers, and wheat in the North. The annual government cost for signal service staff is under 450,000 dollars, with civilian clerks costing over 40,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firmiers
Itil
oMiac
Louisiana
Blyonsvillee
Tobsecos
Orage Growers
Florida
Dlaeu Boplumber
North West
Terrible Rail Accident Injures Thirty at North Adama Yard
A devastating caboose crash near the North Adama freight yard injures thirty men, with several fatally, after the Deerfield engine collides with a Troy and Bodton engine. Fire, steam, and a deadly explosion seal fates. eight more are expected to die, with many burned or injured, as rescuers and doctors tend the wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nouth AnnMs
Maas
North Adama
Abton
Charles Wella
James Bostly
North Adame
Deerfield
Section-Gang
John Flynn
Ginaves
John C. Madden
Peter Barry
Wthownas Quinn
Peckham
Troy & Bodton
Loller
Rhein
Arabi's Defense Over bombardment of Alexandria
Cairo dispatch reports Arabi Pasha defending himself against questions about the Alexandria bombardment. He claims British fleet action sparked native anger, asserts he sought to prevent violence, blames Admiral Seymour’s haste, and argues British aims included exploiting unrest. He pledges loyalty to the Sultan and Khedive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Anya oArdil
Alexandria
Tontat
Arabi
Anil Inalsta
Seymour
Aral Elaime
Arnall
Saymour
Rab Prodices
Patent-Onco Report and Postal Clerks Data
The report details Patent Office finances with 20 million in receipts, 651,719 expenditures, and a 21,5 surplus, plus views on patent term alignment with foreign laws and suggested twelve year terms. It also covers Washington post office activity with 4,570 clerks, 4,489,390,400 total mail pieces, 83 casualties, and proposed widows’ benefits funded by adjustments to pay deductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
bin Haen
Jorean
Ina Toredan Cannetrys
Supreme Court of the
Payy
Washington
Telmiwig
Wheete
Connec
Olleea
Thompson
Congress
Treasury
Onra
A Strange and Romantic Marriage at Judge Bowie’s Home
In Montgomery County Maryland a dramatic marriage took place at Judge William Bowie’s residence as he lay ill after an electoral defeat and nervous prostration. His eldest daughter Elly, betrothed to Dr. N. S. White, was to wed him in a planned ceremony as the judge faced a dire prognosis with typhomalaria fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Dernees
Washinton
Berkley Springs
Jonathan Diggs
Colorado River Agency
Jon W. Clark
Agant McIleurdy
Pine River Agency
Secretary of the Interior
Bts
Rhode Island
Henry J. Spooner
Jonathan Chas
Nemocratic
Mascachuectta
Elgar & Dein
New Jersey
Fielier
Pennsylvania
John G. McConchy
Massachusetts
Thinl
Samuel Capen
Wendall Phillipa
Issauls
Seyun
Qarley
Nasutox
New York
Garfield
Washington
Mare Presvart
Hbela
Hinson
Goilerich
Ontetrio
Milwaukee
Personal Liberty League of America
Kuna M. Hust
American Public Health Association
Indianapolis
Frances ¥. Scoville
George M. Scoville
Gulteau
Ciseago
Tur
Treassy Ray NoLus
Madison
Wis
John W. Russell
William L. Strong
Missouri
J. H. McLedtu
George Bain
Secoml
William E. Robinson
John Tardy
W. J. Karty
Connecticut
John J. Penrose
Abram
Trewitt
Tun
Robert Ball
Chareh South
Aberdeen
Miss
Segaion
Philadelphia
Oregon
Joseph N. Dolph
United States
Roseat Foun
Jesse Jones
Plattsburg
Wood Hite
Hugh Young Par- Viance
Ogden
Utal
Canton
Theodore V. van Heueen
Fliat
Perry Belmont
Nicholas Muller
John Arcot
Witneis
Lambert ‘Tree
Lascrar
England
J. Q. Book
Safe Deposit Company
Bullato
E. Peshing Smith
Joseph Modtery
Western Union Telegraph Company
Tug Republicans
Bayenth New York
John FE. Brodsky
Congress
Felix. Campbell
Flower’ Han
Ohlo
Eill Newnan
Townsend
Schumacher
Pines
Baltimore
William Bowie
Montgomery County
N. 8
White
Elly
Dr. White
Romig
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the Statesman
Fin
Wichita
Kan
St. Louis
Rand
Cleveland
John N. Napa
Portlandville
N. Y
Binkel
Nape
Lexington
Meister
Thang Nicholson
J. Re
Boyce
Montreal
Macantly
Broadley
Eve
Napier
Lampasas
National League of Dublin
League
Trieste
Parla
I. M
Africa
Guatemala
Central America
Baker Poaha
Irkutsk
Siterix
Lena Delta
Chipps
Manley
Eng
Salvation Army
Nixot
Arall Pasha
Khedive
Kingdom
Corea
Arnaut Pasig
Nagier
Hia
Lyona
France
Tunis
Ceres
Giexler
Khartoum
Milod
Belgrage
Neva
St. Petersburg
The
Signal Service Office
Philadelphia Chronicle
Hotel Agile
Patent-Onco Report
Postal Statistics
All
Brown Chemical Co
Battimore
Mad
Ranns Crmchan
Nature
W. H. Elston
Columbus
Phatons
Columbus Buggy CO
Ohio
Frederick
Maryland
Duar
Ames H. Alexander
Johnstown, Pa
Basserial Orkmansh
Bad Oak, In
Palmer & Whittaker
W. Dickey
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