Mixed historic notices and reports from diverse sources
A dense jumble of short notices reports on various topics including political events in Bulgaria and the United States social affairs, a stock margin failure, weather events, and public notices. It notes the anniversary of a Bulgarian throne, a New York Republican convention, a failing margin call by John Friedlanter Co, a snow depth on Mount Washington, and a host of other brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinad
Bulgaria
Ith
New York
Republican State Committee
Saratoga
Eux S. Arpex
Pnly-second and Grand Street Railroad
New York City
Court of General Sessions
Nmme
Gildersleeve
Europe
Vatican
Explosion Kills One and Injures Dozens in City Crockery Store
A gas explosion at Thomas J. McCabe’s crockery store at Grand Street injures many and kills a man instantly. Wounded victims range from a seventeen year old to adults with severe head, arm, and leg injuries. chaos follows as windows break and debris fans out, with witnesses and a pursuing police response.
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Croetery
Theomas J. McCabe
Grand Street
Abbas
Muerte Jacobs
Jacob Sigel
Lena Abrahams
Betsy Graber Streen
Jennie Frielmas
Gussie Friedman
Iescot
Harris Becker
Late News Items Signal Turmoil and Agricultural Woes
Reports from across the South note cattle fever in St Louis, Mormon activity in Warren County Georgia, potential race tensions in Selma Alabama, and cotton worms threatening crops in Arkansas. Also mentioned are a Tennessee ex-governor’s death, Crockett anniversary events in Green County Tennessee, and new federal postmaster appointments in Mississippi and Arkansas.
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Texas
St. Louis
Warren County
Selma
Ala
Arkansas
Pulask i
Jefferson
Clark
Tua Briertieil Coal & Iron Company
Bibb County
Als
Jens Calvis Baows
Tennessee
Red Boiling Springs
Macon County
Tenn
David Crockett
Strong’s Springs
Green County
Taylor
Alf Taylor
E. L. Weils
Ohio
Col. L. B. Crockett
ISO
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Huntsville
Birmingham
Savanna
Samuel P. Barnes
Talinders
Jas. P. Jones
Batesrville
Ark
Flora H. Hawes
Hot Springs
Ari
WRECKED VETERANS EXCURSION TRAIN IN PA CASUALTIES
An excursion train on the Butler branch of the West Pennsylvania line carrying veterans from a reunion wrecked near Sarvers seven miles east of the city. Two killed and twenty two injured as rails spread on a rotten bridge end caused the crash. Notable victims include Captain Lowry and a six year old girl. several others fatally hurt.
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Army
Anthony Heger
John ©. Skinner
J.C. Merritt
Medical Department
West Point
Sith
Sevaron Evarts
Hanamos
Indianapolis
State Department
United States
New Zealand
Sead
Bertin
Francis Joseph
Austria
Kive Minay
Servia
Alexander
Natalie
Belgrade
Ancient
Order of Foresters
Win- Mina
Grand Council of Walled Friends
Maine
Tes Bayant Straw Dayslers
Asscm Hom
Brewery
Fort Dodge
Jeoex Davin
Lathrop
Cal
Warshal Nagle
Stephen J. Field
United States Supreme Court
Des Moines
Chicago
Supseme
W. Ll. Preece
California
San Diego
Murray
Utah
W S. Glendennin
Glendennin
Tlar Carbon Hill
Walker County
Als
P. Seymour
Kansas City
Flack
New York
Ity
Tammany Hall
Ami
Feapovasp Bares
Columbus
Clarkson
Charles Dinsmore
Aberdeen
Oak
Crete
Justice Field
Terry
North Dakota
Tracy
Wilmerding
Revenue Cutter Dispatch
Bar Harbor
Harriet
Morse
Mason
Grosce
New York City
Rooseveltt Hospital
Slacer
Is Press Club
William
Spain
Jacob Schaefer
Allehheny
Schaefer
Sevaree J.G Hirremissoy
da. S. Marnees
Bidne Institute
Charlotta
SM. C
E. Ww. Thomas
Warton
London
Southern Pacific Railroad
Villard
Twestr
Heariel
Western New York & Pennsylvania Railroad
Irvington
San Joaquin County
Justices Field
Sana Francisen
Ith
Sawyer
United States Circuit Court
Fitchburg
G. A. RB
Boston
Milwaukee
Tw Journal de St Petersburg
Chaker Pasha
Creta
Sanguime
Caue
Tient Block
Eprsos
Milan
Europe
Edlison
Italy
Humbert
Jons L. Srnivas
Purvis
Miss
Hartford
Conn
Butler
West Pennsylvania
David S. Terry
Stockton
Wm. B. Morse
Tremont Street
Snt
Taz
Brazil
American Congress
Washington
Steamship Alliance
J. C. Williams
Buenos Aires
Jane 2
Barbadises
St Sen
Barbadies
Fascronar
Ouse Hundred and Second Regiment
Sarvers
Buffalo Creek
Art
W. Powers
Pittsburgh
Farrell
Captain Lowry
Allegheny
Hart Bally
J. & Gray
Hart
Charles Zeitz
Fairview
Jackson McConnatha
Tarentum
Charles Kearns
Dennis Duff Lawrenceville
Thomas A. Rowley
John Duff
Bor
Boy Nat Bright finds diamonds after freeing trapped man
Nat Bright, seeking aid for a trapped man at an old ruin, rescues him then discovers a fallen diamonds hoard in a well. He hides the jewels, attracts attention, and a thief is caught. Tom Adams calls in police and a reward is offered by Hudson’s jewelers.
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Frehent Ever
Thompson
Kentucky Board of Health
Mia
Nat
Bal
Charag
Nathan
Nathan Bight
Ghrage
Aen
Rath Singleton
Ne Gener
Imi
Ant
Benple
Mr. Singieten
Witter
Squire Gouge
Hash
Jack
Eden
Rou
Tom Adams
Old Gouge
Rutf
Cal
Nat Bright
Weber
Enem
Gam
Nat Glanen
Caliel
Sevier
Nas
Hudson
Hudson's Jewelry House
Tom
Sat
Sarwar
Nathan Bright
Law
Rn O
Mas
Sanur
Cey
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J. B. Barima
Tua
Notte
Mammoth Pa
Tus
St. Petersburg Sorce Vremiya
Keres P. Coon
Glens Falls
N_ Y
Tax State Department
Horatio Gazman
Washingon
Genenal Bodasena
Count Dillon Amd Beuri
Marion County
Wiss
Killam
Muldoon
Cleary
Civi-service Commission
Inkeny
Minneapolis, Minn
Mount Washington
Twasty
Clan-na-Gael
Philadelphia
Cronin
Taz Owelfth
Virginia
Richmond
Lord Salisbury
Germany
England
Grand Operaad
Tas
Louisville
New Albany
Rilroad
Wis
Mississippi River
Commissioners of Agriculture
Johnstown
Teat Orieani
Srep
Daril Dantas
Teresa Malkin
Forte
Rosa Malkin
Teresa
Mary Parr
Gus Himmerman
Albert Klein
Reece Rosenberg
Bernant Gebiman
Aathoury Pollack
Abrabam Kantz
Aaron Tyroler
Bernard Barnett
Leon Bessin
Aaron Yesks
Logis Speigrl
Leak Zwirk
Patrick Jackman
Phillip Rosenberg
Philip Sherian
Solomon Rosenthal
Jacobs
Seigei
Staten and Thenes
Pennsylvania
Sax Fasserco
San Josquin County
Judge Field
Latver
San Francisco
Chamber
Will Thomas
Link Hadley
Thomas Ts
Gader
Vettell
Ted
Engefield
Courietien
Harieg
North
Allen G. Therman
Samuel W. Renault
Allen G. Thurman
Padecah
Bonthver
Thomas Keiko
Decherd & Fayetteville Railroad
Kelso Station
Waegen
James Smith
Christian County
Warshal Latin
Bill Smith
Mountaina
Tracy City
Geundy County
Tena
Warderer Mange
Bill Westmoreland
Jacksonville
Fila
Kenny
Mary Ane
J. L. Johnsen
University of Mississippi At
Oxford
Mary Sharp College
Winchester
A. F. Dis
Langage
Frank Weiler
Internal Revenue
Fla
John Brownwell
Westville
Holmes County
Weller
Brownwell
Catton
Ranaway Morse
Robert Boyle
Will Manning
Southern Express
Vincennes
Ind
Young Manning
Indiana
James F. Stokes
Meffee’s Landing
Misa
Stokes
Miles McGee
Wade Hampton
South
Messrs. Hill, Fontaine
Davy Crockett's
Enoorville
Davy Crockett
Neat Limeston
R P. Crockett
Granberry
Tez
K HL Crockett
New Gascony
Matthew Gibbs
North Carolina
Center
Mr. Gibb
Bach
Paka Ptt
J. M Morus