Ravages by Fire Dominate Montana and New York
Fire devastates Montana cattle ranges, with Georgetown and Deer Lodge counties under threat as thousands of cattle burn and streams fail. In New York a fatal restaurant fire claims nine lives in a five story tenement, with Snyder held on arson suspicions.
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Pfra
Aboutina
Montana
Chateau County
Yunen
Deer Lodge
Georgetown
Phillipsburg
Yellowstone Pineries
Glendive
New York
Westth Avenue
Glennon
Nellie McGorman
Mary Wells
Julia Wells
Wells
Hertha Lastig
William McKee
Jane Jeffry
John Glennon
John Snyder
Dlivers
Old Win
Julia
Thomas
Thirteenth Street
Friends
Snyder
Haitian politics and Atlantic rail rate moves in brief
Reports from Boston and Port au Prince describe Legitime consolidating control in Haiti as Hyppolite’s forces scatter. Separate notices note railroad rate decisions between Chicago Milwaukee and Missouri river points, and a Cincinnati reception for President Harrison with Travel plans.
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Chicago
Toledo
Missouri River
Missour River
Milwaukee
Mississippi River
Washington notes and state items from August dispatches
A digest of reports from Washington and various locales includes the pension ruling that a dishonorable discharge does not bar disability pension claims, a Porto Rico consul’s death, Chicago lumber dealer bankruptcy, Dakota showers forecast, county delegates to Huron and Mitchell conventions, a New York court injunction denial, Windom and Krusz travel plans, a Fort Wayne brewery collapse, and a teething syrup advertisement by a leading nurse.
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Bussey
Daniel 13. Kaufman
Company A
48Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Slankins
Ile
War Department
Joseph Trolt
Department
Gen. Black
Austrian Nobles Incarcerated Over Rudolph Death Secrets
Prince Sulkowski who escaped the Doebling asylum near Vienna is said to be in danger of Austrian surrender as he asserts a high ranking noble remains confined for knowing the death details of Crown Prince Rudolph. Letters between Rudolph and Marie Vettera are in dispute while Sulkowski’s supporters doubt German surrender.
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St. Louis
Mexico
John G. Carlisle
United States
Ryan
Guadalajara
Sosana
Jalisco
Interior
Romero Iubio
Tacaubaya
Carlisle
York
Boston
Plumer
Desalinte
Port Au Prince
Legitime
Ilippolyte
Gaunderre
Syppolite
Hyppolite
St. Marie
Pau
Minn
Cleveland Grove U. A. O. Dd
Steifel’s Grove
West St. Paul
Prince Rudolph
London
Prince Sulkowski
Doebling
Vienna
Gergaan
Rudolph
Marie Vettera
Austria
Notable Deaths and Unrest Across Cities and Nations
Elias Higgins, a wealthy carpet maker, dies at Narragansett Pier. Sigmund Kauffmann, prominent German New Yorker, dies in Berlin aged 68. Indianapo lis Sunday enforcement of the Sunday law sees several saloon arrests as others close businesses. Annie Wold of Chicago dies by suicide at 23 after months of religious stress. Robert Doran, Kansas Republican candidate for county treasurer, dies by suicide after a fervent civic canvass at Wichita.
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South Wales
Sigmund Kauffmann
New York
Berlin
Indianapolis
Oth 3
Annie Wold
Milwaukee Avenue
Chicago
Chicago Herald
Wichita
Kan
Robert Doran
Doran
West Point appoints new superintendent and Iowa tax post
Washington August 19 The president named Lieut Col John M Wilson U S A as superintendent of the military academy at West Point. Also on August 19 the president appointed Louis Weinstein collector of internal revenue for the Fourth district of Iowa.
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West Point
Washington
John M. Wilson
Military Academy
Internal Revenue
Louis Weinstein
Iowa
Cuticura Remedies Praised In Skin Disease Testimonials
A letter from John Re. Bero of Hogansburgh New York and Mrs Clara A Frederick of Broad Brook Connecticut extol Cuticura Remedies. They report dramatic skin improvements in young children and adults using Cuticura Resolvent Soap and internal Preparations. The notice touts cure claims for various dermatitis conditions and promises further testimonials and illustrations.
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Trave
Mussena Saphur
John RE. Bero
Aurrican House
Hogansburgh
N.Y
Rand
Clara A
Frederick
Broad Brook
Conn
Wi Cher 1 Corporation
Jowto Cure Ski
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Aug. Wi
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Sea Board
Drrn Pank
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber of Commerce
Builder’s Exchange
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Rusk
United States Marshal of District of Columbia
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Halford
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Theodore
West
Ashbury Park
Ibright
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Janerry
lClarvey
James Pullen
Paris
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Italy
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Mr.dison
John L.sullivan
Jersey City
Chas. Johnson
Jim Wakeley
Jno. Brenan
Jack Burnett
Sullivan
National Bank of
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Signor Capello
Daniel Wilson
Grevy
France
Madame Wilson
Jerauld County
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Jerry Rusk
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Porto Rico
Edward Conroy
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Homes McFarland
Dakota
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Huron
J. S. Binford
A. I. Churchill
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Mitchell
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Fort Waynek
Germany
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Wilkesbarre
State Board of Agriculture
Here
Elias Higgins
Narragansett Pier
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South Dakota
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Hacer Brothers
James S&s. Foster
Statehood
James 8S
Foster
J. F. Kellocg
First National Bank
Mitchell, Dakota
L. E. Stair
WVATL
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H. G, Chandler
the Security Bank
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Geo. H. Rathman
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