Tornado Hits Lexington and Newbury Counties Causing Damage and Loss
A tornado swept through parts of Lexington and Newbury counties injuring several and unroofing houses mills barns and stables. A woman was killed and many were hurt amid widespread destruction including a cyclone at Oxford North Carolina and a fire in Six Lakes Michigan.
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Lexington
Newbury Counties
Argust Wilman
Wilbur
N. Y
W. H. Peen
Grady
Tenn
Barton Warren
United States
McDermott
Wyoming
West Virginia
Charutes L. Gatun
Laramie
Wyo
Oxford
N. C
New York Stock Exchange
Cordage Trust Company
Schuyler Walden
Henry Allen & Co
B. L. Smyth & Co
Oue
Moody and Sankey
Chicago
National Normal University
Lebanon
Carlyle W. Harris
Bonne Terre
Dourine
New York
Chattanooga
John Quiggley
William Teak
Joan S. Prince
Jouston
Tex
Prince
Greorge Taylor
Berrien Springs
Mich
Mary Comely
Niles
Jackson Prison
Eckles
Lake Erie & Western Road
Paxton
Amos Krrr
Frank Gilmore
Green River
Evangelical Alliance of
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Congress
James Collins
Sherman
Six Lakes
Pennsylvania
Tax Interstate Oratorical Association
Columbus
Harry B. Walder
Missouri
C. A. Prosser
Indiana
Benjamin Mason
Iowa
Atwater
Zanesville
Illinois
William Wrants Tromans
Custom House
William H. Harrison
Hazelton
Broadway
Forty-fourth
Earth Erosion Reveals Massie Farm Relics Near Chillicothe
Heavy rains washed earth away at the Massie farm near Chillicothe revealing stone implements bullets coins and silver buttons. Coins dated 1727 and 1750 are found along with a finely chased gold watch charm inscribed Lafayette.
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Chillicothe
Massie Farm
Lafayette
Notable Deaths and Farewell Notes Across States
James Will8s Patterson former congressman and senator died at 70 in Hanover New Hampshire. Mrs Ens Heorman Drerry wife of Chauncey M Depew died in New York City after two years illness. Justin Ayton oldest Oregon resident died near Sheridan at 104. Jupar William I Nipiacg Indiana political figure died in Indianapolis age 70s. Janice Jan PaAprREwski pianist sailed from New York pleased with American tour. Lieut Col Ely McClellan US Army surgeon died suddenly in Chicago at 62. Mrs Bropy McKar died in Penne Ind at 102. Gen 8S Rosecrans trade register resigned after service under Cleveland and Harrison.
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James Will8s Patterson
United States
Hanover
N. H
Ens Heorman Drerry
Chauncey M. Depew
New York City
Justin Ayton
Oregon
Sheridan
Jupar William I. Nipiacg
Indiana
Indianapolis
Janice Jan Paaprrewski
Europe
New York
Col
Ely McClellan
United States Army
Chicago
Bropy McKar
Penne Ind
Gen
Rosecrans
Register of the Trade
Cleveland
Harrison
Drowning follow pontoon collapse near Santa Eulalia Spain
Twenty persons drowned when a pontoon bridge collapsed near Santa Eulalia. Other items note revolts in Nicaragua and political maneuvers in Ottawa, with reports of influenza in Rome and a violent double crime in Des Moines.
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Santa Eulalia
Spain
Nicaragua
Granada
Masagur
Matagalpa
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
United States
Kingdom of
Poland
J. L. Rawlins
Congress
Utah
Jaes Anderson
London
Caprivi
Gladstone
Lord Tennyson
John Ruskin
Manuel Gonzales
Mexico
Guanajuato
Ile
Matamoros
Rome
Italy
Multiple Disasters and Legal Changes Reported Across Regions
A North Galveston residence fire claims J J Jackson and his family. A Wooster centenarian turns 100. A fatal shooting near Mitchell Indiana. Victoria Bank in Melbourne suspends with 86 million liabilities. A bridge collapse near Akron kills Gus ScuULER and Martha Kline. North Dakota Supreme Court upholds prohibition. Lynching of three Black men at Bearden Arkansas. Utica New York store loss 300000. Des Moines suicide after assault. Carpet firms Bruo DeR Wourr fail. Twins born to 77 and 62 year old parents in Clinton Indiana. Severe South Dakota earthquakes. Ex cashier Felix SchwkistaL owes 42000. Famine in rural southeast Russia. Pennsylvania bans cigarettes to minors. St Etienne ribbon factory burns for 1000000. Bremen quarantine on French ports due to cholera. Cholera spreading in Tobolsk.
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Cuantus McGir
Ella Mitchell
Liberty
Ind
Boston
Chicago
National Commission of the World’s Fair
New York Stock Exchange
Montreal
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Louisville
Ogden
N. Y
Jacob Vaalpdnez
Fresnilo
Mexico
Plutarco Margro
Dayton & Michigan
Tadmer
C. A. Carr
William Heim
Elis Reed
Casey
Ill
Alexander McDonald
Virginia
Persia
William C. Renfrew
Oklahoma
Territory
Robert B. Bowler
Ohio
Treasury
Mountain Iion
Minn
Herbert
Tarsney
Edward T. Swift
Birmingham
Cairo
Joan W. Fricon
Donohoe-Kelly Bank
San Francisco
Lafayette
Petrir Jackson
Carmi
Willooughby Cammon
Florence
Detroit
Mich
Granas Williams
Nashville
Tenn
Isaac Morgan
Joan Jones
Pottstown
Paris
American Line
Campania
Cunard Line
United States
Cairo, Jr
Joan J. Suma
Lima
Lake Erie & Western Road
Tazziz Borden
New Bedford
Mass
Fall River
Chemical National Bank of Chicago
Jackson Park
Shepard Hardware Company
Buffalo
Warp H. Lemon
District of Columbia
Lincoln
Martinsburg
W. Va
Robert Downey
Richard Hoban
Watson Major
Dixon, Tr
Carlyle W. Harris
Sing Sing
Mary Hellen Potts
Harris
Anderderson
Eli Murray
Greene County
Bromley & Burns
Caldwell & Antrim
Toe Ott & Brewer Pottery Company
Trenton
N. J
Abrens
Cuba
Tur
J. J. Jackson
North Galveston
Mr. Jackson
Nancy Q. Lanwill
Wooster
Dora Davidson
Dennis
Mitchell
Bank of Victoria
Melbourne
Gus Scuuler
Martha Kline
Akron
Supreme Court of
North Dakxota
Bearden
Ark
Jesse Norman
J. B. Wells & Co
Utica
Dan Stuart
Des Moines
Webb Moon
Bruro der & Wourr
Vienna
E. Wishard
Clinton
Madison
Howard
Carthage
South Dakota
Fevix
Russia
Pennsylvania
Tobolsk
Siberia
Run to Earth Hillmon Found in Insurance Fraud Case
John W Hillmon the principal actor in the Hillmon life insurance swindle has been found alive on the Pacific coast ending a 15 year search. The Kansas deaths and eastern insurers case involved about 40000 in policies from 1878 to 1879. The discovery shifts the center of dispute to where Hillmon was located and his confession ends the long litigation.
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Hillmon
New York
John W. Hillmon
Kansas
New York Times
Charlton T. Lewis
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York Life
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Companies
Mr. Lewis
Pacific Coast
John W. Hillman
Indiana
Medicine Lodge
Kaw
Sally E. Quinn
Hillman
Cashier Defalcation Suit Aims to Recover Unrestored Funds
County Treasurer Charles Kern plans to sue M A Devine and ex City Treasurer Bernard Roesing bondsmen for Felix Schweisthal to recover 21000, the unrecovered half of 42000 abstracted from Cook County funds. Schweisthal had given the cash to his brother Michael to bolster his bank, which later failed, and Felix turned his property totaling about 30000 to his bondsmen. The suit will seek the remaining balance.
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Cook County
OmicaRao
Charles Kern
M. A. Devine
Bernard Roesing
Felix Schweisthal
Kern
Schweisthal
Tottering
Michael Schweisthal
Schweisthal Bank
World's Inn advertised as a fireproof exposition hotel
The World's Inn, managed by Mr Charles E Leland of the Leland hotel family, is promoted as a reliable Chicago exposition hotel with fireproof building, 800 rooms, three stories, and rates of 2 per day per room for two. It sits opposite the Fairgrounds and offers mail or telegraph room reservations.
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Chas. E. Leland
Leland
Chicago
Chas
EB. Leland
the World's Inn
60Th St
Madison Ave
An Appeal for Assistance with Stomach Ailments and Bitters
A voice urges self relief through Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for heartburn wind in the stomach and jaundiced skin. The quoted Harper's Bazar exchange adds satirical note about Frenchness and a Roman nose.
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Hostetter
Pollyvoo
Harper’s Bazar
Black Crook at McVicker's Theater Chicago
Reserved seats for The Black Crook sold by mail or telegraph to H G Sommers treasurer. Hold until noon on the evening of ordering, with the performance continuing through July 1. Nearby notes include dummy ad lines and vintage patent medicine references from Boston Transcript and Buffalo Courier.
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McVicker’s Theater
Chicago
H. G. Sommers
Treas
Black Crook
Sufferers from Dyspepsia Distress in the Stomach CURED by HOOD S
Advert says Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia and stomach distress. It promises relief for ache bloating and better digestion with consistent use. The copy targets readers seeking a remedy and cites gradual improvement from the tonic.
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Hood
Jennie Cunningham
South Newcastle
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