Senate Proceedings and House Actions in Late June
The Senate and House debate statehood admission for Utah, authorize funds for scientific work and relief for Mrs. Fremont, consider a Garfield memorial statue, and pass bills on banks and internal taxation. Reports include Patents Office reorganization, Guiteau case petitions, and unrelated Senate measures on roads, railroads, and international affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Joseph F. Smith
Convention of Citizens
Utah
Allison
House Joint
Lady Frankin Lay
Polat Iarrow
Alaska
Mc White
House
Frye
Committee On
Maho
Utah & Northern Railroad
Oregon Chart Line Railroad Company
Idaho
Wyoming
Territorica
Vincennes
Ind
Marshalltown
Ironton
Connell Bluffs
Danville
Allen
Mle- Bout
Messrs
Cockrell
Dawes
Brown
Thomas Allen
Missouri
Town cyclone described as electric fury with spirals and cattle lifted high
The cyclone, portrayed as electric in origin, is said to churn in spirals lifting horses and large flocks of cattle before dropping them. Atchison dispatch notes harvesters busy across the state, with northern yields surpassing prior estimates and wheat and hominy crops showing strong quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Kansas
French Secretary of Control to Egypt Dies in Alexandria
A report from Shanghai dated the 20th details a high level discussion in Tsungz hi Yaman on China U S relations. One faction seeks severing ties with the United States while another favors further developments. They deem U S actions threaten China and debate whether to cut aid in the Corean negotiations if Commodore Schonfeldt cannot proceed without Chinese support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shufeldt
Ching
Tu Dupan Tisiad
Hong Kong
Portand
Oregon
M. ‘Tirard
Constantinople
Anonumsnor MaAcary
Moscow
Bugs
Germany
Aste
Italy
France
Dugland
Dervisi Pasita
Arabi Pash
Arabi Pasha
Date de Fermimaunes
Miniatera
Portugal
Sweden
China
Japan
Greece
Mexico
Petaht
Netherlands
Tish
Land League
Defense Agnoefacion
Alvares
Lunis
Alvalindaigro
Pivanspiind
Tolatoe
Asi
Axperta
McLvinin
Lelandil
Abimnek
Dan
Clave
Delong
Der
Ambler
Ma Jarome J
Collings Alvo
Lee
Gorta
Dresaler
Kael
Toorsen
Boyd
Anni
Seaman Rickson
Tudian Alexie
Lena
Skoutak
Sivieran
Armagh
Treland
Tres
Reypuin
Kamleh
Aboukive
Horner
Egypt
Alexandria
prrsParcs
Shanghai
America
United States
Ruth
Commodore Schonfeldt
Storms and disasters dominate grim 19th century report
The morning record of events covers a death warrant in Washington, a Missouri storm wreck near Talvinge, multiple fatalities including a hand-car collapse, crop damages totaling 200000 dollars, and rail accidents in Minnesota. It notes Wichita grain yields, New York freight strikes, a US Senate appropriation update, and house committee actions.
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Charles J. Guifeau
Criminal Court
Washington
Sant
Sinanders
Bitler
Yetura
Mra Adriag
Cropada
Miraouri Pacifie
Talninge
Cire
United States
Galena
Egypt
Manchester
No II
Padl
Minneapolis & Manitoba
Atwater
Wichita
Kan
New York
Cnammasey
United States Senate
Allison
Mamendmenta
Beck
Columbia
Mesers
Cox
Springer
Tornado Devastation in Boone County Leaves Towns Damaged
Eyewitness accounts describe widespread destruction in Grinnell Malcolm Mount Pleasant and surrounding areas with dozens of homes ruined and many residents wounded or missing. Officials estimate losses near several hundred thousand dollars as towns mobilize aid and appeal to the country for relief funds.
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Cornu
Consipen Frisnen
Adelaide
Cape Cou
Cedarville
AlNo Mills
Mary Ogile
Mary Jones
Allie Mills
Miss Ogie
Boone County
Story County
Dasper County
Toweshiek County
Keokuk County
Henry County
Mott Pleasant
Qrinnel
Malcolm
Fonda
Pocahontas County
Chicago & Rock Island Railway
Town Central
Ohio
Republican State Central Committee
Columburg
A. L. Conger
Stmmit
George Ke Nash
State Executive
Dh. C. Donaldson
Charles Foater
John F. Ogreye
Alexis Cope
D. K. Watson
I. le Taylor
Columbus
Cappelliy
Henry Sehlituman
Cineinnati
David Morison
Cleveland
J. Kent Hamilton
Toledo
Ouy KF
Telley
Mind National Bank of
Didlan Territory
Okamulgea
Okamulges
Findley
Charles G. Sweeney
Mort Wayne
John
Wilson
Charles G
Rockford
Towa
Emmettsburg
Palo Alto
Paterson Astore
Woundite
Southerland
Algona
Fenton
Kossuth
Willian Myers
Wesley
Adais
Child
Joseph Sullivan
State Board of Agriculture
Ohio State University
California
San Francisco
George Stoneman
Frank P. Baldwin
San Joaquin
W. Tl. Wilcker
Altimedi
S & W. McCarthy
Stanishius
Supreme Court
Wiley
San Diego
Congress
Pennsylvania
Calfornia
Union For Deliverance
National Democrate Convention
Beate Board of Railroad Commissioners
Pendleton
Jung
Grionoll
Outaide Pointe
Giri
Hopeloids
Mount Piensa
Toone
Grinnell
Malootin
Biel
Boone
Keith
Dadger County
Aloo
Gehirell
Hending
Brooklyay
Averane
Poweshtok County
Deighton
Washington
Henry Coates
Binta
Harlington
Jaxon
Cid
Thay
Strida
Balom
Bigtla
Keokuk
Heenan
Propria
Rashrensrad
Rita
Dian
Uewill
CCC
UIUC
Dawei
Abney
Anonie
Albed
Bendelesdd
Tawienna
Pho Doddes
Antforera
Tinkewiy Eunitet
Ceti
Ind
Huwaya Bern
Tae
Dung Bo
Geinnell
Kineell
Anon
Ana
Clan Kson
Des Molined Regiaters
Kerrville Windstorm Destroys Farms and Lumber Towns
A fierce Kerritle Windstorm swept Powesthtek and surrounding counties leveling buildings across Stary and Story counties. Farms lost homes stock and crops. numerous families, including Pacland, Terpleton, and Hempstock families, were killed or injured. Property damage runs into millions with rail lines and roads disrupted, cattle and horses carried away, and a wide area left ruinous. Local officials tally extensive losses across Boone, Story, Story, and Roete Creek townships with dozens of buildings destroyed and residents displaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qrin- Hall
Powesthtek
Whitch
Titty Avex Ware
Sid
Cottntry
Stary County
Nelly
Samuel Pacland
Willian Terpleton
Allteen Farma
Tra Baker
Thi. Matthews
Ed Pioven
Wat Matthews
George Halley
Dahon
A. Ve
Albany
Wind Ware
Hempstock
Ets
Matehnd Ware
Boone County
Bay
Christlin Paterson
Vir Addlomia
Peter
Roete Creek
Ma Dhies
Mis
Donibuat
Roy
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Pe Tyg
Mont Qambrito Express
John Blanchard
Aditor
Offic
Monroe & White
Pasec
Board of Supervisors
Onco
Podhuski
Bug
Upeta'va
Herrick & Doxsee
CTON
Montidello
Jones Co
Iowa
Counies
Dubuyne
Delaware
Jones and Ling
Monticello National Bank
M. M
Moulton
Coxave & Rigby's Agricultural Implement Depot
Monticello
Ee En Eeedenes F
F. M. Eilis
Bankers
Ee Sec. W. & C. L. Lovell, Ankeus
Stuhler
Monticello Bank
Monticellos National Bank
Tivello
Jones County
National Bank Act
M. L. Carpenter
Farwell
H. M. Carpenter
R. P. Smith
G. W. Lovell
Blacksmiths & Carriage Mfr
H. H
Bret Street
Horay
Sam Kahn
Town
G. A. Hen Henry
Duer’s Block
O. B. Rundle
Entist
Postoffice
Tlratelusa
C. B Rundle
F. Bentley
Towner
Palmer & Paine
Ae Spetia
J. H. Bacher & Co
First Street
Schuel House Corner
Monticelli
Physicians and Surgeons
A. Mirick
Dunham & Leichardts
T. C
J. W. Mershon
Ricker
Dubuque
Cedar Itupida
Burnett
Palmer
Railroad St
Mitten
Insurance, Real
Or— J. R. Stillman
Justice of the Peace & Notary Public
Durham & Luchhardt
Mason Work
A. BE. Chesterfield
A. E. Ciesterfield
Culverwell
Culverwell Medical CO
Tin Street
C. Albinger
Sycamore Street
Albinger
Ricker & Starks
Propr’s
Yousse Abel
M. M. Mounton
Tro Farr
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance
Iladelphia
Nasseveen Pewesseed Connes
Joan Deveneux
R. Dale Benson
Joan L. Thompson
W. Ganonear Crowell
Aut
Central Crocery
Jennin Sioceries
Rueger’s
First St
Epes
DR. Fishblat
IAS
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Institute
New Yor
New York Hospital
Medical and Surgical Institutes of
John G Bson
Prop’r
D. F. Magee
Tug
Gerick E
Times
D.C
Ukycle
J. B. Simpson
J. B. Siurson
Milliion
B. Simipson’s Medicine CO
Main St
Buffalo
N. Y
Sorlie Tlarks
Aytla
DR. Fishblatt
Ulysses
Fishbutt
Cara
Dr. T. W. Wood
Dr. F
New York Medical and Surgical Institute
Western Medica and Surgical Institute
Burlinton
Fishblatt
McHeal Institute
Myin Street
Burlington
Flas
Cedar Rapids
Lows
Lown Avenue
N. Fishblatt
the News
Conghese
Xalvinth Benston
Kelly
Committee On Ways and Means
Misesissippi
Iowa River
Miss Curvansima
Boston
National Society For the Protection of the Insane
George M. Beard
W. W. Golding
Hospital For the Insane
W. W. Hicks
Tabernacle
Guiteat
Guiteau
Gulteau
Tun House Committee On Patents
Patent Office
General Crocker
Department of Justice
Grovar W. Hawes
National Museum
Yale Scientific School
Colorado Springs
Joncern
Tariff Commission
Tut
Phips & Bros
Pittsburgh
Gronan W. Tiers
New York, Buffalo & Erie Railroan
Pennsylvania Grand Lodge of Masons
Philadelphia
Millhall Woolen
Lock Inven
Eleanor Parker Long
Orenburg
Louisville Cornice-Journal
Kentucky
Elberon
Garfield Wied
W. Y. L Herald
Tue Monticetto Express
Advancs
Iowa State News
Chay Gyatoney
Cietiiatl
RUE O I
Mateatin
Byrne
Pocahoitos Gattis
Chbiawe
Roeh Inhid Railroad
Testarehandlye
Chhoaga
Roele Tahun
Secho
Central Lawn Ratlam
STOO
Howe
Garhi
Beapetiy
Bingo
Aretha
Lola Grata
Ted
Rlaateery
Nin
Mowit
Henry Coutty
the Baptist Ehiveh
Rye Addke
Aang
Maroua
Chorokad
Hey
Thompson
Appaiose
Theorners
Davenport Buthting Association
Trinity Episcopal
Cherokee & Stousx Valley Railroad Company
Little Sioux Valley
Atlantic
Cusa
M.S. Futter
Andrew Mc Iain
Clara Crim
Waukon
Altamawa County
Childran
Charles Cook
Monona County
Dykb Ringland
Hamilton
Marion County
Parsons’ College
Fairfield
Jeferson County
Aud
Sailie Ringlund
Stoux Sipils
Buena Vista County
J. Hi. Reese
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