Fatal Freshe?s. Storm Rips Easton Coast and Towns
Severe storm damage hits Easton Phillipsburg Warren Foundry losses reach 50 dollars. Sewer bursts in Phillipsburg flooding streets and wrecking cellars. Drownings occur near Walnutport on the Lehigh River. Bridges damaged, rail lines blocked, and streets flooded from Easton to Ocean Grove. Prohibition committee meets in Trenton. plans to boost voter support. Dated Aug 16 with multiple towns on the Jersey coast and Lehigh Valley affected.
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Warren Foundry and Machine Company
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Lehigh
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Belvidere
Stroudsburg
Mauch
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Benjamin Andreas
W Lam McDonsid
Lelouch River
Pennsylvania
Poughkeepsie
Andreas
McDonald
San
Lut
William N. Purcell
Jersey Central
Perryville
Asbury Park
Aserey Park
N.J
Wester Lake
Relief fund distributes funds among classes.
The Jvahnstown relief fund committee finalized a distribution plan for relief funds to all classes by rank. The first three classes receive 100, 50, and 60 units respectively. others get smaller shares. After readjustment further funds may be allocated, possibly to the eighteen counties affected by flood damage.
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Jon
Terry Tragedy Shocks San Francisco Jurists and Public
General relief follows Judge Terry death as exjudge is killed in a court disturbance. Attorney General Miller discusses orders to prevent further violence and Field’s alleged involvement noted. Warrant issued for Justice Field. coroner cites gunshot deaths at Lathrop. Washington telegraph rate talks and encampment fare cuts also reported along with miscellaneous weather and local notes.
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United States
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Genera Miller
Justice Field
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Sawyer
United St. Attorney
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Minutter
San Francisco
David S. Terry
Terry
Lars Althes Hill
Stockros
Del
Justice Fiely
David Nagle
Lathrop
WashingTon
Clarkson
Batcheller
Treasury Department
Batchelier
Virginia Democrats Nominate McKinney for Governor
The Virginia Democratic convention selected Capt. Phil W. McKinney as the gubernatorial nominee with John Hoge Tever for lieutenant governor and KR. Taster Scart of Fanjuter for attorney general. Basil Gordon was elected chairman of the Democratic committee. The platform endorses Governor Lee's administration, supports public schools, immigration policies, and calls for tax reform and disabled Confederate widows' aid. The structure favors practical farming and remonetization while opposing white supremacy and tariff threats.
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Phil W. McKinney
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President Harrison Visits New Hampshire in 1889
The president's train arrived at Concord with a drizzle as crowds lined streets. Hoisted flags and decorated buildings framed his reception in Doric Hall. Harrison spoke of honest, economical government and enforcement of law, then attended a public reception at Eagle House before continuing to Fall River amid ovations en route to Washington.
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Charters Granted at Harrisburg State Dept
Aug 16 Harrisburg reports charter grants from the state department including The Glenshaw Street Railway Company of Western country capital 50,000 The Artificial Limb Manufacturing Company of Pittsburgh capital 9 000 The Crescent File and Tool Company of Wilkes Barre capital 60 000 Pittsburgh and Birmingham Traction Company of Allegheny County capital 1 310 000 The Darlesford Water Company of Pennsylvania of Philadelphia capital 1 800 Citizen's Street Railway Company of Pittsburgh capital 18 000
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State Department
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Artificial Limb Manufacting Company
Pittsburg
Crescent File and Tool Company
Wilkesbarre
Pittsburg and Birmingham Traction Company
Allegheny County
Darlesfordater Company of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Citizen's Street Railway Company
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