Emigration to Canada and European Movements Reported
The 6th batch of assisted emigrants left England for Canada on the 24th. Earl of Lonsdale, Countess, and Marquis of Queensberry sailed from New York for Europe on the Celtic. Messages recalled Grand Duke Constantine to command. Oklahoma banks face legal limits on organization. Merthyr-Tydfil mine disaster leaves one dead, many trapped. American minister Roswell Lynns arrived in London amid cordial reception. Worcester brokers fail with Liabilities around $9,000. Atlantic conference notes Peru’s minister in Washington. Grand Army service held in Washington with Grant’s former pew reserved. Coal firms raise prices. Pittsburgh labor dispute partially resolved. Virginia-North Carolina music convention opens in Petersburg with Hayden’s Creation performed. Conservatives plan counter-campaign to Gladstone. Ohio Supreme Court rules against Ives Stayner in railroad stock case. West Superior closes saloons amid labor strife. Frank Randolph case in Norwalk involves forged notes. Rochefort arraigned in London for assault. peace bond set. Pittson colliers resume operations. Apia garrison noted. Samoan conference reports tensions with German delegates. Emperor’s interest highlighted.
Rail bridge tour marks first through new Poughkeepsie span
Directors of the connects rail road from Poughkeepsie to Campbenl Hill New York made a tour of inspection on the first in a special train crossing the Poughkeepsie bridge at one o'clock. It was the first train to pass over the new bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Poughkeepsie
Campbenl Hill
Poughkeepsie Bridge
Bell Telephone Company
Massachusetts House
Orade
Fismina
Ella
Freres
France
Newfoundland
Ieee
cial-Gazette
Commercial-Gazette
Murat Halstead
Europe
Cynthia
New York
Coleman House
Washington
Tax Southern Press Association
Chattanooga
Tenn
P. H. Cronin
Chicago
Lakeview
Indian Industrial School
Carlisle
Noble
Colquitt
Beaver
Belgium
Seraing
St. Paxsipest Hagnisoy
Supreme Bench
Justice Woods
United States District Court of Indiana
Trenholm
Northern Pacific Railroad
Davenport
Oak
R. W. Meape
Devalin
Mintonye
Department
Shenango Valley
Mahoning Valley
Nyanza Fm
Buez Canalon
Madrid
Tux Czar
Prince Nicholas of Montenegro
Gatsehina
Russia
Zhi
C. F. Craike
Virginia Beach
First National Bank of
Bowling Green
Mechanics’ National Bank of Easton
Commercial Tribune of
Paris
Compagnie Auxiliare Des Metaux
Dr. Nansen
Copenhagen
Arctic
ISS8
San Francisco
Sitka
Caanes Cles
Rome
Giordano Bruno
Wm. M Meredith
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Ma. Wasnavexe
Americas
Switzerland
Hammer
Bascar
London
Combine
Mammoth Beer Trust of
St. Louis
Standard Oil Company
Hrawtard Hex
Napoleon Lawson
Gate City
Als
Tas
Bayard
Mary Willing Clymer
Yalobasha County
Miss.) Fair Association
Wreck near Sullivan on the Frisco train shocks Missouri
A west bound Frisco train from St Louis to San Francisco wrecked three miles west of Sullivan Missouri at 11 35 pm. Most cars were demolished with no deaths and many passengers injured some fatally. Officials suspect train wrecking with spikes and fish plates removed but no robbers found. Dr McIntyre and a large group of doctors treated the injured at Sullivan and on the remaining cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lovis
St. Louie
San Francisco
Union Depot
Sullivan
St. Louis
McIntyre
John H. McTntyre
Frisco Road
Frisco
Springfield
D. S&s. Welkert
Wentzrike
George S. Simpson
Hancock County
Patrick O'Day
Kate Day
Areca
Sule
Ernally Martin O' Day
Doherty
Mary
Ed. S. Russell
Tuscarawas
B.H. Newmans
Cuba
D. Raley
New York
D. W. Graves
Marshfield
John Kendrick
Fort Smith
Ark
Joe E. Martin
Walter Davidson
St Louis
J. B. Sally
Kotla
B B McIntosh
J. O. Morrison
Richland
Emma Patterson
Decatur
W. J. Wright
Lipo
Sani Mary
Sa Pean
Col
Agton Marx
J. J. Brinton
Sparta
J.C. Hovwele
Litchfed
Croes Chester
Galveston
Ind
T Cone
Brest
Hattie Shank
St Louisa
C.J. Wright
Bagkageman
Paul Hors
Mount Pulari
W. J. Wayne
Icsle
Carnegie Phipps plates tested at nine thousand pounds
Carnegie Phipps & Company completed two steel plates nine inches wide eighteen inches long and three inches thick. Each plate weighed nine thousand pounds and the test showed sixty facture the plates, but the firm had no rolls large enough to produce such steel plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirriscaca
Carnegie, Phipps & Company
Krupp
Germany
Rose Terry Faces Heart Neuralgia in Prirstramp
Prirstramp Massachusetts May 4 Rose Terry remains under care as doctors fear neuralgia of the heart though she shows improved comfort today after nine days of illness or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prirstramp
Mass
Rose Terry
Dick Hawes Sentenced to Death in Birmingham Alabama
In Birmingham Alabama Dick Hawes a wife murderer was sentenced to death with the date July 2 set for execution. Hawes declared his innocence and asked for a change of venue to gain a new trial while his attorney filed notice of appeal and a stay of the sentence was entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Dick Hawes
Wies
Supreme Court
Jurge Greene
Hawes
Miscellaneous Crime and Local News Items Across Several States
Reports from Atlanta, Pearlington, West Pass, Nashville, Chattanooga, and nearby areas recount a fatal shooting in a quarrel over a love interest, a lumber plant fire, drowning of river travelers, railroad bridge fire damages, and multiple court actions including death penalties and life sentences. Also noted are gold prospect chatter near Green Pond, a Shreveport depot donation dispute, a university marriage, deaths of local officials, and upcoming hangings.
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Atlanta
Lacy Narwood
Henriette Bank
Narwood
Portevant & Faose Lumber Company
Pearlington
Miss
West Pass
Chattanooga & St. Louis
Stone River
Nashville
Tenn
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Hancock County
Sneedville
Barnard
Hanley Sutton
Taft Danford
Savannah
Petersburg
Mount Carmel
Danfort
Bob Partlow
Sarah Brest Lewis
Hopkinevile
Chambers County
Ala
Wes Chisholm
Robert Danforth
William Clark
Birmingham
Utah
Clay County
Supreme Court of Mississippi
Jackson
Thomas Condor
M. J. Riley
Jack Riley
Tubin County
Green Pond
Chattanooga
J. L. Pritchett
Sait
United States
New Orleans
Charles Edward Lewis
St. Louisa
Shreveport
Texas & Pacific Railway
Nina Kirby Smith
Kirby Smith
Sawanee University
Buck
Winchester
H. J. Abbott
Warsaw
Bright
Maryland Lodge
Baltimore
F.C. Clarke
Virginia Beach
Princess Anne County
Peddier
Henry County
Baliff Strickland
Will Mack
Cumberland Gap
Virginia Line
Shom
Sts
Painters’ Union
Dayton
Clover and alfalfa in farm practice debated
An article contrasts lucern or alfalfa with clover as fodder crops. It argues clover suits regular rotation, improves soil, and outperforms alfalfa except in dry irrigated regions. It warns alfalfa cannot replace clover broadly, citing yields, soil needs, and long-term viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
California
Colorado
Utah
Elover
N. Y
Feeding calves with bran and care for stock
A calf is nearly as valuable as a cow and benefits from two pounds daily of bran, the best grain for calves. Wheat bran, high in sugar and minerals, aids growth, especially in winter. Bran is safe in moderation and boosts bone formation with corn. Also, a cleaning method for yellowed fananels uses white soap, ammonia, and soft water.
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England
Canada
Earl and Countess of Lonsdale
Marquis of Queensberry
York
Celtic
Tae Car
Constantine
Tex
Oklahoma
Merthyr-Tydfil
Wales
Ma. Roswer T. Lrycos
Long
Legatea
Ae Aver & Co
Worcester
Ith
Metropolitan
Wes Episcopal Church
General Grant
Tax Amalgamated Association
Wth
Oliver Bros. & Phillips
Pittsburgh
Ter
New York City
Uist
Virginia
North Carolina
Hayden
Mr. Gladstone
Tas Supreme Court of Ohio
Henry S. Ives
George H. Stayner
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
West Superior
Wis
Tareposs Williams
Norwalk, O
Frank S. Randolph
Hxxar Rocweroat
Vine Street
Pilotel
Regent Street
M. Rochefort
Pittson
Roekton
San
Apia
Samoa
Audalia
Trenton
Kimberly
Yokomama
Massachusetts
Soultzmatt
Alsace
Valkyrie
Wayne Iron Works
Pitteburgh
Amalgamated
Roneat T. Sixcons
Court of St. James
Queen Victoria
Windgop
Ireland
Duff
Tux
Marrell
Missouri
Mansion House
Danmark
Prince Bismarck
Murrell
Ordnance Bureau
Navy Department
Canscorm Pures & Co
Serazragy Ticme
Wince
T. Richie
Hudson County ( J
Snake Hill
Reichstag
Shah of Fersia
St Petersburg
Winter Palace
Texas & Pacific
Dallas
Texas
J. K. Moxner
Black River
Newport
Monoas
Alfred Speer
New Jersey Wine Company
Passaic
N. J
Hos. J
Epwasp Matar
Kasson
Herr Holstein
Sulliven
Eve Terry Cook
Lilesa
Massachusetts Avenue
Indianapolis News
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