Levee Breach Triggers Mississippi River Flooding
Private letters from Riverton Mississippi describe a levee break Monday night causing extensive property damage and drownings. Shocking accounts mention families stranded, poverty rising, and requests for aid as waters rise above Duncan's Port and move toward River Form sights.
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Riverton
Mississippi
Memphis
Vicksburg
Propertis
Amory
Beyoe
Prank & Remach
Bradshaw
Duncan
Turin
River
Wrohts
Dude
Aretha
Comecordia
Akers Uhreodore
Thoreau
Rosedale
Oliver
Wates Bay
Breves
Queen Victoria news reports assassination attempt details
The article describes a man named Machin or Maclean who fired at Queen Victoria, wounding no one. The incident prompted swift police action and a hospital check, with the Queen reportedly shocked but not harmed. Authorities telegraphed Gladstone about the assault while officials investigated and counted the witnesses. The piece also notes Senate support for a separate bill, led by Senator Ingalls.
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Thor
Rsts
Quad
Cirgents
Gladstone
Harcourt
Northcote
Machin
London
Secretary of War asks Missouri governor for flood relief needs
The Secretary of War telegraphed Governor Crittenden of Missouri for the number of flood sufferers needing supplies and proposed appointing Commissioners to distribute subsistence.
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Tuk
Guv Crittenden
Missouri
Local Merchants Report Strong Business During Pleasant Weather
A short notice notes robust trade along stunt street area with shoppers enjoying clear skies and mild temperatures. Vendors report sales above seasonal norms, signaling a favorable market period for local merchants.
Termite Invasion Turns Dinner Into Darkened Fright
A new arrival in a kutcha dwelling describes a first meal disrupted by a swarm of termites erupting from the floor. Insects fill the air and plates, forcing guests to retreat to the drawing room as wings drop and survivors struggle to flee.
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Abe
Dave Dia
Evan
Tanain
NASA
Wong
Guillotine Taken Down After Execution Scene in Paris
An 18th century Paris scene recounts the guillotine being removed after executions to prevent latecomers from viewing the spectacle. A thief seized on the scaffold by a wig maker’s apprentice leads to a lesson, prompting officials to return the device to its house immediately after each act.
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Osc
Amd
Rohan
Ita
Monsieur
Monsieur de Paris
Monsidur
Boston Herald
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Moline, Ill
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Chicago
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Port Byron Junction
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Moline
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