Indiana town hit by fierce hail and windstorm damage
A severe hail and windstorm swept the area, damaging oaks and poplars, fences, orchards, and a sawmill. A riverbank death occurred as a man fishing was crushed by a falling tree. A 2,000 bushel corn crib was lost, and multiple buildings were wrecked along White River. Several injuries and fatalities are reported, with further farm losses and minor town disruptions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazueron, Inc
White River
Knight & Meehan
C. T. Meehan
A. G. Thorne
Thorne
Evansville
Terre Haute R.A
Abner Shreeve
West Buena Vista
James H. Knott
J. E. Davidson
W. A. Oliphant
Scott Selby
Selby
Alex Oliphant
Winds Blow Two Ways At Once In Liffoia Chaos
A Liffoia report notes strange wind on Genesee where south and north currents meet on the railroad, with smoke from chimneys moving opposite directions from dawn until early afternoon. Also recapped are local election results in Grayville, Mt. Vernon saloon votes, and Indiana patents granted in Washington, including various devices and machines from Fort Wayne to Peru. A 59 pound bass was caught at Nyack, New York, in the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manson
Bloomington
Pike County
Princeton
Richmond
Louisa Eglin
Vevay
Cass County
Labor Party
Vincennes
Petersburg
Rushville
Washington
Evanaville
South Bend
Genesee
Ross
Mattoon
National Council of the G. A. R
Chicago
Fairchild
New York Tribune
W. F. Baldwin
Grayville
Will Wheatcroft
Mt. Vernon
Carmi
Soldiers’ Home
Quincy
Mt. Carme
McLeansboro
Mt. Carmel
Carlinville
Washington, D. C
Indiana
New Harmony Egister
C.A. Snow & Co
U.S
S.C. Mortimer
Fort Wayne
C. M. Reed
Connersville
J. Stock
Snoddy’s Mills
J.M. Kelly
Kingston
E. W. Keegan
Crawfordsville
J. B. Johnson
Indianapolis
Baling Press
W. T. Finnell
Oakland City
J.H. Edmonds
Valparaiso
E. B. Douglass
Cortland
J. E. Donaldson
R. J. Watts
Shelbyville
E. M. Thompson
Evansville
G. Potts
W. H. McGrew
Peru
Great Republican scheme blocked by G A R commander
A wide effort to spin President Cleveland’s veto of pension bills through the New York Tribune is thwarted by General Fairchild’s ban on official participation. The piece notes a divided G A R on universal pensions, with concerns over party politics intruding into lodge matters. It also cites a Indiana postmaster query about invalid cancellation and reports on the National Drill entries and Senator Hearst’s remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor
New Harmony Register
Washmaron
D. C
Shermans
Blaines
Allisons
New York Tribune
Fairchild
Tribune
The
G. A.R
Cleveland
G. A. BR
Gen
Indiana
Department
Richmond
Union
Crack Southern
Notable Miscellany From the Nation in Brief
A jumble of short items notes women in Dakota teachers work quality, aged individuals in New Jersey and Kentucky, widespread political mail for the president, rising New York elevated-rail traffic, a Florida senator deadlock, a late New York death, Japan’s lack of alcohol production, Montana sheep losses, Ohio River floods, trade dollar redemptions, heavy Wisconsin snowfall, new Arizona gold finds, and Syracuse Kansas electing five women to city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Florida
United States
Stephensville
N. Y
Japan
Montana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Arizona
Syracuse
Kas
Resolutions of the Masonic Lodge for Frank Collins
Resolutions from Hay of Arctic Lodge No 394 F A M New Harmony mourn the death of Brother Frank Collins who died April 24 1887 in his 57th year. They commend his fidelity to Masonry and kindness noting his loss will be felt widely. The record orders publication in the New Harmony Register and transmission to his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Arctic Lopas
New Harmony
Frank Collins
New Harmony Register
Joan Watt
Morris Forp
W. P. Forp
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the Register
Slater
Eae Ted the Tae
City of
New York
William Dorsheimer
Weekly Star
STAR
Canada
P. O
Mead
Daily Star
Sinr
London
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Dublin
Albany
Tax Stax
Telegraph
Broadway
Park Place
William P. Ford
Heckman
Main Street
H. Hunsdon
P. A. Sexton
Justice OF the Peace
Hiatt Block
Church Street
Ind
Eugene 8. Thrall
Horace P. Owen
Eugene
Thrall
Thomas Mumford Jr
Eugene F. Owen
Charles A. Parke
William H. Owen
Alfred Dale Owen
Jer Y
City Exchange
Thos. S. Ford
Ford & Walz
Fred.walz
West Main Street
Lichtenberger’s Store
Ees
Posey Co
Wells House
WM. Read
Henry Brown
Jacob Breith
Breith
Jery New Harmony
Indiana State News
Inpianapolis, Inc
Amos H. Mills
Wanasu, Inc
Indianapolis, Inc
Bower
Secret Service
James Fox
Mike Hammer
Hammer
Fox
Evansville, Inc
Lemuel Stansberry
Stansberry
Additional
Huston
Fayette County
Republican State Committee
Patton
Southern
Lawrenceburg
Noblesville
Standard Oil Co
Jeffersonville
Terre Haute
John Warnoth
Tippecanoe County
Brazil
Salvation Army
Meat Market
Henry Sandlebin
John Geiss
Harne
Noah Frank
Sandlebin
GEISS
Andrew Hofreiter
Weber's Tailoring Store
New Harmony, Mnd
Fred. Schaffer
Fred
Schaffer
Arctic
Albert
Newsom
Church St. Bet. Main & Brewery
Liffoia
J. H. Felt
Greenfield
J. H. Gardner
Elkhart
M.N. Diall
Lamp Post
J. Conn
A.N. Caldwell
Lebanon
F. M. Bowell
Ward
Nyack, N. Y
Hearst
California
House of Representatives
Congress
Anid
Tehauntepes
Eade
New York Lakes
Menasha
Wis
John van Syckle
Peapack
N.J
Dakota
Mary Green
Paducah
Masonic Lodge
Mt. Carmen
Inn
John Wirth
Lewis Kerstein
A.D. Jones
Springfield
Champion Machine Co
Wm. Wade
Tux
Posey County Medical Society
Goldene
Montgomery
Ala
Cras. Pierston, Sr
Jonnx Mott
E. C. Loveless
Sullivan
Steapy Business
Evaneville
Mae. E. W. Seitz
Mas. J. Wats
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