Memphis riot and financial crashes in a chaotic report
Fragmentary dispatches from Memphis and multiple cities detail fires at Fulton Arkansas losses near 120000 in property and 100000 in lows, a failed Boston wholesale dealer for 70000, a London rumor of reorganizing a major line, and various crimes, accidents, and political shifts. The muddled items include robberies, lawsuits, and public notices amid a broad, unsettling panorama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
George F. Howitt
Boston
Blateramisty
St. Louis
Buowa
Pulton
Ark
Fulton
Cash receipts and land sales figures from the fair year
The records show Indian lands sold for cash totaling 10 356 items. Cash receipts of the offer during the year totaled 4 479 734. Agricultural patents were issued at the fair with 43 654 items linked, 16 017 cash, 148 bonesteads and 5340 Gouner cultures noted.
Demolished and closed old London haunt the Black Jack
A murky historical snippet recalls the vanished London tavern and medical school landmark known as the Black Jack and the nearby quarter of signets and inns. It notes the building’s demolition, the surrounding rubble, and the era’s legends tied to Hogarth and Bishop Hooper. Historic names like Paget Audrey Clarky and the Angel are mentioned with death, trials, and a March 28 1770 public notice about a black girl sold for labor at the Angel Inn.
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Clare Marker
London Daily News
Mam Weller
Wentleman
Low Ton
Werker
James Paget
Audrey Clarky
Tometer Wily
Black Jack
Dox
Whigaiou
Jack Sheppird
Jane “Bull
Hogarth
Arists
Hooper
Gloucester
Owen
New Fruit Crate Aims To Preserve Freshness And Cut Shipping
A novel cardboard fruit crate from California uses four tiered, perforated pasteboard boxes with depressions to hold each fruit piece. It prevents bruising with self-contained sections and a decorative upper surface for retail. Collapsible boxes save space and reduce crate weight, enabling lighter transport and efficient packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulifornia
Sun
Francisco
Chronicle
Everu
The Wag ue and the Count's Grove Mystery
Fragmentary historic note discusses the origins of a place called The Home and a hedge or grove linked to the counts of Holland. It mentions Elie Nagpe, a palace built around year LO, early occupancy in a Dutch port, and a later evolution into the Hague-St Louis Republic. A character quips about ambition to rise higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drich
Elie
Taree
Hague-St Louis Republic
Storm wrecks towns and claims many lives in gulf region
Widespread devastation from a hurricane sweep hits the gulf coast with grand bayou and Chandéleur island hardest hit. Dozens killed, hundreds injured, thousands homeless as ships and property are destroyed, with relief efforts underway and the Red Cross appealing for support.
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Otledus
Une Gulé
King
Johnston's Bayou
Grant
Wong
Rodd
Bayou Cook County
Bayou Cook
Ely
Tearta Wuftering
Bayon
Chandeteur Fnland
United States Marine Hospital Quarantine
G. Guitearan
Chas. Peraiz
Biloxi
Buidinga
Sheward Y. A. Ducket
New Orlean
McKenzie
Mobile
Scumin Muller
Amsterdam
Iavenshire
Geo. B. Sultis
Rebecca Godard
Hirlle Xen
Guiters
Washington
Peling
Chandéleur
Che Dishing
Aloop Jura B
New Orleans
Grand
Biloxia
Austrkan
Dirk Nikita
Chandeleur
Missaissippi City
Handsboro
Pass Christian
Jeevan Springs
T. Liddle Company
Congressional move on sugar trust probe and reform
A Washington report outlines a proposed five member special committee to investigate the American Sugar Refining Company, alleging price manipulation and suppression of competition. The effort seeks Justice Department aid and possible corporate annulment if warranted. Senate discussions follow on stock purchases and the 1887 tariff law, with Butler arguing for cautious compromise.
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Brightwood
Ines Manapolis
Major A. H. Haytes
We Outrmywa
Iowa
Bia
Gally
Mae Siluola Cone
Yazoo van Aliesissippi Yardmaen
Merphix
Olle
Gant and
Hive
Ben Hotelivon
Ghelaes
Muss
Trust Lande
Argentine Republic
Fons James
Bes
Hfarte Jawainwight
Win Tever
Juste
Ugnpreme
A. M. Gooning
Regents
the State University
Cariigle
Congress
St Des Infotnes
Republicanandidate
D. Jilleckson
Ubers Regaibliens
Seldicns
State Committee
Republican Paty
Beaton
Ast
T. Norse
Cambridge Port National Bank
Anna Veo Houten
Morse
Neverty
Yao Houten Duareen
Judge Long
Michiga Supreme Court
Whee Penslod
Hoke Smithy
Diatriet of
Columbia
Hn Leque
Wiahington
Henderson
Twa
Finuse
Tau
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Dria
American Sugar Refining Company
Yeshire
New Jersey
Nou
Commerce
Department of Justice
Iales
Controversy Over Presidential Interference in Legislation
Long floor debates feature Rep Butler arguing against compromise and Senate concerns over presidential influence. Rep Blackmer and other members push opposing views as repeal battles continue in both houses. A substitute bill aims to strip military power from election law provisions, while banking and currency issues also dominate sessions into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Burler
Senate
Mir. Butler
Iis
Sr. Blackilmra
Kentucky
Wade Jan
Pha Bouw
Bous Chen
Dit
Popiiist
Kunst
House Committee On
Washington
Qet
Mme
Considera von
Peverett (Hunt
Massachusetts
de Seraie
Remarkable turtle fascinates Philadelphia on storm day
A freak turtle in a saloon yard near Delaware Avenue impressed observers as it dodged a collapsing brick and climbed away from danger during a Tuesday storm. The creature, described as peculiar with a featherlike back and doglike feet, delighted Mr. Teer who valued it highly. After sheltering in a tub under a hydrant, it fled when bricks fell, then returned to bathe in the tub once the danger passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kxdler
Delaware Avenue
Philadephia
Smthsonian Institution
Teer
Bursting Regret Notes on Public Street Chews
A Chicago Tribune quip reflects on regret in men and the peculiar image of a woman chewing a toothpick on a public street, capturing a vivid street characterization of social manners.
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Chicago Tribune
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