President Reappoints McLaughlin at Standing Rock Agency
The president names James McLaughlin as agent at Standing Rock agency North Dakota and Gen Bowie A Grant of Minnesota is nominated secretary of war by Secretary Proctor. Funds aim to raise for a bronze statue to France and friendship. House judiciary committee backs direct senatorial elections. Urgency deficiency bill disposed. irrigation surveys funds restricted. Several missionary societies oppose the Chinese enumeration bill as a treaty-violation risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PNOM
Washington
James McLaughlin Tedian
Standing Rock Agency
N. D
Bowie A. Grant
Minneapolia
Valerant
Proctor
Vidios
House
U.S
Provident
Miambaippi
United States Senate
Worl
Presbyterian
Congregational
Baptist
Methodist
Railroads face profit surge and crash reports
The C B and Q annual report shows a net crop of 4906707 dollars amid efforts to reorganize the interstate commerce railway association. A collision derailed mail near St Charles Missouri on the fourth left several injured. A New York Central Hudson fly ash freight smash near Garneon's on the third caused bones in cars and ten injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-State Commerce Railway Association
St. Charles
New York Central
Hudson River
Garneon
Train wreck plots and suicides shock early reports
A string of dramatic incidents from the Midwest and beyond includes Count Schimiertson von Hartman of Homburg Germany who recently suicided at Dwover, and multiple arrests in Chicago on charges of attempted railway wrecking. Other items describe suicides, overdoses, a Wisconsin Central train death, and a dynamite shipment found with shoes in Michigan. Authorities and victims span Germany, Wisconsin, Michigan, and New York, with public light on penitentiary brutality and legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Schimiertson von Hartman
Homburg
Germany
Dwover
Fred Krueger
Charles Borck
Chicako
Doster Carleton
Steele County
Minn
Owen Ashley
Hall Claire
Wis
Tremena
Thomas McEvoy
Menora
Lord & Taylor
Broadway
New York City
Tombs
Gil
Joe Romaine
McElroy
Missouri
Francie
Wisconsin Central
3D Met
Waukesha
Wie
Je Belleved
Frank Behmidt
Spokane Falls
Waeh
Detroit
Mich
C. Pelater
Petonkey
Georgetown
Recent Casualties Hit Across States In Brief Notice
Six boys were killed by a cavern near Vernon Texas on the 2d. A heavy rain and windstorm added to terror in Arkans City. The W Miller hardware firm in Utica New York suffered a $40,000 fire on the 3d. Conductor Gale burned to death in a California railroad accident. A tornado damaged Galas Illinois a few days ago causing twenty deaths. Cyclone wrecked several Monmouth Illinois tailings. Nine men were in the lift at a Nanticoke coal mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Texas
Arkanans City
Ark
W. Miller & Son, Hardware
Utica
N.Y
Gale
California & Railroad
Dulta
Calfornia
Numerous Disasters Reported Across Regions in Early U.S. News
The item lists a series of accidents and fires including a deadly explosion near Union County with multiple fatalities and injuries, a major Mississippi flood causing property loss, a New York carriage factory fire with six horses killed, a British steamer wreck near Jones’ Island, and a Huron South Dakota house fire that claimed three children. Additional fires devastated several New York City buildings and stables, with extensive losses and insurance questions.
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Owe Goud
Ford M. Dawson
Cos
Brith Ferry
Catfish Point
Miss
Mississippi
Jamon S. Bryant's
New York
Connemura
Jopling
Jones’ Intet
Long Teland
Lobe
London
Wilhelm Brown
Bouss
Huron
Bloodgood
James Bryant
East One Hundred and Forty-Fourth Street
New York City
Noah H. Boyt
Wae
Brely
Foreign Gossips From The Abroad
The item notes closures at Puteraburg and St Petrograd universities amid conspiracies and student unrest. It reports Mexico’s congress, Diaz’s message on financial strength, retrenchment calls, and broad pan American congress expectations. It mentions Canada and Ontario ties to reciprocity talks with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Ontario
Canada Falls
United States
St. Petreburg University
Gen. Greser
Poten
Diaz
Mexico
Prominent Politician and Local Figures Mentioned in Obscure Wires
Gen Thomas C Anderson a notable republican and member of the Loula nna returning board of 74 to 77 died recently in New Orleans. Robert Garrett plans a May departure from Baltimore for Europe and is seen as hearty. Katie Kirchhammer of St Paul Minnesota, 16, reportedly died by self harm or possible runaway with a note claiming there was nothing to live for.
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Thos. C. Anderson
Loulainna
Miscellaneous news items of mixed international notes
Six New York white lead companies pool a capital of 1,000,008 dollars. Chicago World’s Fair stockholders, numbering in the thousands, seek wage increases. Planned Mormon immigrants total 3,500 for the Northwest. A libel notice relates to a Ball Post action in Buffalo. A grand naval review for New York in October is proposed. Townsend & Co. woolen merchants of New York assign. Prohibitionists push for tighter liquor laws. Pacific Mail liner China arrives at Hong Kong after a San Francisco leg. Guthrie & Co. report the Embleton dismasted en route from England to Tacoma and expected home by late May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buffalo
la An
Grand Naval Review
Eiwaukes
T. R., Townsend & Co. Commission and Woolen Merchants
Merchants’ Exchange
Pacific Mail Company
China
Hong Kong
San Francisco
Yokchams
Yokohama, Guthrie & Co
Tacoma
Washington
Embleton
England
Leila II Continues as Spanish Knights Hold Line at Grenada
In a vivid medieval clash near Grenada, Muza Ben Abil Gazan feints and falls to Estevan de Luzon as a Moorish onslaught tests Villena and the Spanish rearguard. Hernando del Pulgar’s charge turns the balance, while Almamen escapes with a guard as night falls and the Moorish exit begins.
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Villena
Estevan de Luzon
Ine
Estevan
Muza Ben Abil Gazan
de Luzon
Muza
de Buzon
Estevan de Buzon
Spain
Perdinand
Ponce de Con
Cadiz
Herdinant
Ponce de Leon
Hernando del Pulgar
Nani
Boabdil and Muza Face Treachery in Granada's Hall
In the Alhambra chamber Boabdil confronts threats from within his realm. Amine urges him to be worthy of Grenada and rule bravely. Maza Ben Abil Gazan exposes factional loyalties as Ayxa la Hora presses for identity and unity. The king contemplates power, loyalty, and the fate of his throne as events unfold.
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Boabdil el Chica
Amine
Maza
Antine
Boabdil
Hoabdil
Amina
Grenada
Grennia
Alhambra
Panal
Mel
Darro
Earth
Hieden
Ayxa la Hora
Muza
Muzu
Megnour
Boab
Mara
Enid
Boubdil
Bolenca
Bosbdill
Zegris
Pthrono
Boabdi
Maza Ben Abil Gazan
Ana
Tsinsrell
Tsink
Jove
Christendom
Catfish Point Levee Break Flooding Planters Near Bolivar
A Senate special dated the 5th reports Catfish Point levee failure eight miles south of Bolivar Landing. The 600 foot breach floods plantations, threatens Bolivar, and worsens Greenville's difficulties. Several planters named suffer losses as water from lower breaks adds to the surge. Capt. Tullinper and the steamer Graham aid distressed residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Maes
Catfish Poins
Connelly
E. WF. Miller
Bolivar Landing
Easton Crevasees
Catfish Point Lavee
Barton
Huntington
Lage Bolivar
Bolivar
J. E. Edmons
Col. Green Clay
Mrs. Myers
J. P. Given
W. A. Martin
Green Place
Dr. Rowland
B. Franklin
Maj
R. J. Nugent
George Ride
W. W. Rife
E. D. Storm
Miller
Charles Scott
Greenville
Rosedale
Catfish Point
Tullinper
United States Service
Graham
Explosions Kill Workers at California Oil Tunnel
A gas explosion at the Adame canon tunnel near Santa Paula injures two workers, one dies, and a second blast collapses the tunnel burying five men. Reported names include Britton, Hardison, Mayo, and Young. crowds gather as Hardison is linked to company leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britton
Hardison
Mayo
Young
Baota Paula
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Oakes
North Dakota
Rallroad News
Puteraburg University
Ial Ba
Joliet
Northwest Territory
Aix Themand Gogebio
Penokeo
Leila
Edward Bulwhi Lytton
Apura
Almamen
Aimamen
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