Bishop Newmak Dead in Newnan Hails from Washington Era
The obituary describes Bishop Newmak, a long time clergyman linked to New York, New Orleans, and Washington D.C. He attended General Grant era events, preached his funeral sermon, and officiated multiple funerals including that of John A. Logan. His funeral arrangements involved notable church figures and he served in important missions.
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Flames Tear Memph is Gayoso Front Streets Hotel
Fire at the Memphis Viper company building on Gayoso and Front streets caused over six hours of blaze. One man died, another fatally injured, and Assistant Fire Chief James Ryan seriously hurt. Property losses about 457,000. The Gayoso hotel, dating to 1842, suffered extensive damage. The Hotel hosted Gen Grant and Gen Sherman at various times and narrowly escaped prior fires.
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Army to-organize Ten U.S. Volunteer Regiments
War Department orders outline recruitment for ten new volunteer infantry regiments in the United States and the Philippines. It details formation, officer appointments, enlistment terms to June 30, 1901, age and fitness standards, and distribution of regiments to multiple camps, including Plattsburg New York and Meade Maryland.
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Texas Floods Devastate Regions Across Multiple Counties
Reports from Texas describe rivers overflowing lower channels and drowning residents in Brazos and adjacent counties. Many scattered communities, almost all inhabited by African Americans, were wiped out or flooded with dozens drowned. Officials tally rising death tolls across Wallter, Grimes, Robertson, Bell, Washington, and surrounding counties as relief efforts and transportation access struggle to reach remote Brazos bottoms.
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Des Moines Nomination by United Christian Party of Iowa
The United Christian party of Iowa met in Des Moines Tuesday and named a ticket for governor D Heacock of Brighton judges of the supreme bench John M Welmick of Dubuque superintendent W C Pidgeon of Richland. No railroad or lieutenant governor nominees. A resolution urged direct legislation guided by what Jesus would do. The report includes other city and national political items and a deadly railway and factory-related incidents summary.
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Peace conference votes to discuss freedom from private property at sea
The American delegation achieves a breakthrough as the peace conference signals a plan to hold a special session to debate freedom from private property at sea during wartime. Officials describe the move as a significant advance, with admiration for the American government’s persistent stance on this issue.
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Michigan Supreme Court Rules McLeod Law Unconstitutional
Detroit street railway plan blocked as the Michigan Supreme Court declares the McLeod law unconstitutional and voids the Detroit Street Railway Commission, with Gov. Pingree and other officials facing ouster. Separate notes report drug firms opposing a wholesale drug trust and other federal, military, and political items of the day in brief dispatches.
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Flood relief struggle and crops in Texas aftermath
Special correspondent reports Galveston area floods exaggerated deaths, with two lives lost. Tens of thousands displaced in Austin, Waller and Fort Bend counties. Gov Sayers authorized 10,000 army rations for victims, ration hubs listed across multiple towns. Despite floods, cotton crops damaged but not ruined. some counties face losses totaling thousands of acres in the lower Brazos region. A northern hailstorm and wind caused damage near Rogers, with crop losses estimated between 6,000 and 10,100 acres.
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Columbia Wins in Light Winds at Iselin Regatta
In a windy, tense race in New York, Columbia defeats defender Vanier by a narrow margin as Lipton’s team seeks to reclaim the trophy next fall. Admirals and crews praised Columbia’s tuning and seamanship, predicting a strong challenge for the silver in forthcoming regattas.
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