Fire at Kalama Territory destroys hotels and mills
Fire at Kalama Washington Territory yesterday burned Patterson's hotel and several sawmills and saloons. Loss estimated at 75031 dollars. Surgeons Walker K. Schofield and Thomas Viland of the US Navy volunteered for yellow fever service and will head to Havana or the West Indies to inspect vessels bound for the United States. District reports note fever cases and ongoing health actions as Memphis refugees are discussed.
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Jon Adam
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Board of Health
Memphis
Long list of 19th century disasters and crimes from July reports
The July incidents include a murder believed after the body of Louis M Libby found buried. drowning deaths in Beaufort Harbor and Morris Island. a building collapse in Jersey City. a Fourth of July church fire in Trenton. a wharf collapse in Morris Island with missing victims. mastodon remains near New Windsor. a Norwood lumber fire. fatalities in Utica and Philadelphia. a fatal elevator accident in Elmira. a mistress killing in Philadelphia. a dress fire death in Newcastle. a shipyard accident in Philadelphia. a murder-suicide in Greensburg. labor strike impacts in Shamokin and Locust Gap. a child rape warrant in Harrisburg. and various other July 7 events across Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Orange County
Norwood Lumber Company
Norwood
New York City
Quenten Young
John Schleiker
William Coykendall
Elmira Advertiser
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Louisa Franklin
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Newcastle
Peter Brown
Cramp
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Alexander Green
Joseph Akins
Greensburg
Westmoreland County
Shamokin
Locust Gap
Harrisburg
Cyrus Palmer
George Russell
St. John
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Downingtown
Iystery
Fires and Explosions Rack Cities in June
The interior minister reports 301 fires in June causing over twelve million roubles in damage. 508 fires were incendiary. A June 10 bazaar blaze at Nigri Novorad saw fourteen explosions, killing and injuring forty. The Kremlin theatre in Moscow burned by Nihilists. Royal Windsor in Vienna reports a July 20 event. A Spanish king’s August visit aims to woo Archduchess Marie. A Paris journalist is jailed four months and fined 100 francs for false news and libel of officials.
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Nigri Novorad
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Vienna
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Lanterre
Muddled Tale of Singers and Births Across Regions
A fragmented text notes a man with a toothache reacting to a foreseen scene while 1 000 actors claim birth near Chalatie Guzman and Charlotte's birth stated as in the ocean. The piece blends misplaced phrases and unclear attributions.
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Charlotte
Irreligious London shows a million without church ties
A London observer notes East End residents show profound religious indifference with over a million people living without clergy or church buildings. They pursue no worship or moral instruction, display little superstition, and seldom demand religious reforms, unlike other cities. The piece contrasts this apathy with other societies and cites scarce infidel declarations.
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Impressive Remenyi to Perform at Union Opera House Tonight
The Union Opera House hosts Impressive Violinist Remenyi with support from Emma Thurston, soprano, and pianist Dulcke. Praised by Paris Union and London Telegraph, Remenyi wowed audiences with Chopin mazurkas and his Les Waguenots fantasia, promising a top crowd and strikingly vocal cantabile.
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Chamfort
London Telegraph
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Manine murderer Kemmler notes on cell forty eight
The Holyoke killer Kemmler remains in jail cell forty eight claiming a just abhorrence of his wife’s character drove him to kill his three children. He says his children were taught improper language and that neighbors’ complaints triggered the act. He explains why he did not shoot his wife and maintains a Protestant identity with little regard for the Bible.
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