Train wreck injures seven near Victoria Station Mo
A train on the Iron Mountain line derailed near Victoria Station in Missouri leaving seven injured. Other items note a nine year civil service report urging broader classified service and a bill to remove fourth class postmasters from politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Mountain Railroad
Victoria Station
Civil Service Commissioners
Tur
Tennessee
Tracy City
Louisville
Salina
Kan
Dan Adams
Agent Stout
Union Pacific
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Iowa
Lock Haven
Tenn
Jasper
Clarke
Jones
Mississippi
Henry German
Ceredo
Shubuta
Miss
Warner
Court Alene
Washington
Lexington
Mass
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Milwaukee
United States
Francis D. Harris
New Haven
Conn
Tui
Minnesota
Dakota
Red River Valley
Great Wheat
Fargo
Manitoba
Treasury
Butte and Boston Company
Butte, Mont
Vandever
Charles Juanurry
Mount Morris
N. Y
Geneseo
Mary Sweeney
Winliam P. Gasper
Kensington
Mary Struthers
New Philadelphia
O. Rosie
Pallister
Sing Sing
New York
United States Ship Canal
Harlem
Hudson Rivers
Virginia
Danville
Boston
Martinsville
Greensboro
Julius Manthieu
Beaver Falls
Mr. Manthieu
Notable 19th Century Obituary Roundup
A series of May to June obituaries from New York Washington and Boston allege major figures and longtime professionals including Mrs Almina Hancock widow of Maj Gen Winfield Hancock. Coroner William McMicham a lawyer and assistant attorney general under Grant is found dead in New York. General Edward Fitzgerald Aup Barat dies in Washington after service in Mexican and civil wars and as minister to Austria. John L H Parnickx pension office employee since 1861 dies of paralysis in Washington. Horace Waters piano maker dies in New York aged 70 after illness. Comical All Brown violinist facial expressionist dies in Boston at 60. Miss Ross McDonald dies in Uniontown aged 90 after declining steam trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Almina Hancock
Winfield
Nancock
Eugene Griffin
Cor
William McMicham
Grant
Epward Firzeera Aup Barat
Washington
Boston
Ross McDonalo
Uniontown
Edward Henry Stanuiy Earl of Derby dies in London
Edward Henry Stanuiy fifteenth Earl of Derby dies in London at age 67. The report covers various international events including exodus figures from Quebec, a Mexico dispute, Honduras politics, a Russian extradition treaty, Greece earthquake casualties, fires in Montreal and Hull, shipwrecks, and a naval review at New York Harbor with fleet movements from Hampton Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Henry Stanuiy
Earl of Derby
London
Quebec
Mexico
Phoenix
A. T
Frank Peary
William Brook
Honduras
Russia
United States
Zante
Greece
Bowrax & Co
Montreal
Plymouth
Wyman
Newport News
New York
Barnegat
N. B
Guyanjuato
Santiago
Valparaiso
Wade Company
Victoria Dock
Hull
England
Honolulu
Naples
Hampton Roads
New York Harbor
Warships in New York Harbor Ready for Review and Flag Raising
The first fleet units from Hampton Roads, led by the Dolphin with Secretary Herbert aboard, pass Sandy Hook as the Russian Dimitri Donskoi salutes. The Paul Jones flag is hoisted at Navesink, with Mrs. Stevenson officiating, as the fleet prepares to review in the bay and proceed to the North River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Harbor
Paul Jones
New York
Hampton Roads
Dolphin
Herbert
Sandy Hook
U. S
Lowing
Dimitri Donskoi
Russia
Kosnakoff
Hook
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Miantonomoh
Narrows
Rodgers
Silver Lake
N. J
Navesink
Navesink Highlands
William C. McDowell
Newark
Treasury Department
Dr. Lloyd
North River
New Jersey
Fortress Monroe
Cleveland
Washington
John Brown
Mary
Sarah Austin
Philadelphia
Capt. Jones
Schuylkill River
Bon Homme Richard
Serapis
James H. Stafford
Allance
Stafford
Samuel
Georgia
Union
Multiple business failures and political shifts reported nationwide
Reports list failures including Union Stock Yards of Sioux City for 800000 and Hedges Trust for 250000 along with damages from cyclones near Moore and Norman Oklahoma. Massachusetts congressman-elect Wilman Eyrerett won by 14 votes while Ohio Republicans schedule a June 7 convention. Other items cover fires, minister appointments, adulterated coffee findings, and the 306 Old Guard association formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Union Stock Yards Company
Hedges Trust Company
Union Loan & Trust Company
Wilman Eyrerett
Congress
Massachusetts
Oklahoma Territory
Moore
Norman
Ohio Republicans
Columbus
Curis Ninman
Laona
Nieman
Exeter Investment Trust Company
London
Agricultural Department
Washington
Byng Inlet
Ont
Tne
L. F. McKinney
New Hampshire
Colombia
Thomas L. Thompson
California
Brazil
George W. Caruth
Arkansas
Portugal
Giles Bro. & Co
Chicago
Somerset
John IE. Pile
Carr
R. T. Evans
Ohio
Lake Michigan
Cheboygan
Lizar
James I. Saivu
R. A. Honea
Aberdeen
Miss
A. B. Wepsum
Third National Bank of
New York
Linry Grant
Gen. Grant
Philadelphia
306 Old Guard Association
George 8. Boutwell
Tragic church fire crushes women and children in Torre Annunziata
A deadly panic erupted in a Torre Annunziata church during Sunday services when altar draperies near a candle ignited flames. The panicked crowd surged for exits. eight women and five children were crushed to death and hundreds injured as firefighters extinguished the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naprinesa
Torre Annunziata
City to Proclaim World’s Columbian Exposition Opening
A Chicago public holiday will mark the opening day of the World's Columbian Exposition with jubilation and public rejoicing. The city council ordered a proclamation and planned a reception for the president and the Duke of Veragua. In St Louis a German butcher Mathew Renecker was fatally shot by Isaac Dickson in a saloon. Dickson was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cnicaco
Duke of
St. Louis
Mathew Renecker
Isaac Dickson
Chouteau Avenue
Manchester Road
Dickson
John G Bachhuber Appointed Dodge County Judge
Madison April 25 Gov Peck appointed John G Bachhuber to be judge of Dodge county to succeed Judge Larmeraux who was made pension commissioner by President Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Gov. Peck
John G. Bachhuber
Dodge County
Larmeraux
Cleveland
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the Express
Albuqurque
N. M
Carrollton
Standard Oil Company
Connecticut
Newell Iddy
Tale Huron
Tur Friend & Jormy Paper Company
Franklin
Colfax
Wash
Jack Brady
Bendersville
N. C
L. D. Taylor
Brady
Surrey Lumber Company
Dendron
Col
Clark I. K. Royce
Veterans’ Home Association
Yountville
Cal
John 8
Suiin
Jackson Township
Wabash
Ind
Grover A. Pearce
Planters’ & Merchants’ Insurance Company
Mobile
Ala
McConnell-Maguire Company
Moscow
Idaho
Gov. McConnell
A. G. Yates
Rochester
Columbus Coal Company
Ohio Coal Exchange Company
Jacksonville Store Company
Joan Peterson
Denmark
S. C
Bessie Baxter
Peterson
Gard Company
Cincinnati
Lagonda Bank
Springfield
Joan Sweeney
Patrick Walsh
Ireland
Clifton City
Northwestern
Sellingham
Minn
Nash
Father Flaherty
Turek
Triquois
Alphonz Ranger
Cyrille Fourtier
East Gray
Junius Bank
Martin Arelt
Charles Liptak
Falk
Arelt
Achard Verlyke
Isaac Monroe
Solar
Lima
First Regiment
Buffalo
B. I. Evans
Con
Edwin H. Webster
Belair
Tnz
Jabez Howes
Henry
San Francisco
Fortress Monitor
Aquidiban
Tiradentes
Republica
Atlanta
Bancroft
Bennington
Baltimore
Admiral Walker
von Speyk
Admiral and Regnola
Arethuse
Jean Bart
Tnn
Giovani
the New York
Cushing
GurTunig
O. T
W. M. Scott
Frisco
J. M. Farris
Farris
Scott
Washmeron
Italy
Portland
Arvilla Powell Burke
Hood
TiInova
Powell, Burke, Franklin Co
Wilcox
J. D. Wilcox
Olmsyville, Pa
Swambp-Root
Maric
McCoy
van. Wert
M. H. McCoy
van Wert
O. Fy Swamp Root
Druegists
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Spurgeon
C.H. Spurgeon
G. T. Congreve
America
Wooster St
Congreve
LZ Art de la Mode
W.J. Mohre
Enet
Ely
Rice
Warren Bt
N.Y
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