Wreck and mutiny reports from the Centaur voyage
The Centaur reports a grim voyage after picking up a Spanish sailor from a wrecked bark Toronto near Navarre. Seven men died in a stormboat as the crew faced dehydration, mutinous acts are tied to later British ship incidents, and the Waco steamer fire adds to a string of maritime disasters with multiple casualties and distressing survival tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grostown
Fordayo
Maximan
Toronto
Tondon Palls
Yarmouth
Galeston
Qaverstox
Waco
Banyern
Women endure election day in panic and patience
Women sit alone at home awaiting the outcome as election day chaos unfolds. Neighbors discuss rows of rowdies, lost shopping, and the exhaustions of counting ballots, while men pace, cigarettes burn, and news extras fly. A separate note covers a man named John B. aiding a fallen woman, and a suicide by Augustus Allison in Urdan township. The piece closes with a church fair toast to a winning smiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Wesson
Kitty
Harry
Pater Familias
Crary
Electad
Virot
John B
Cincinnati
Demi-Mondo
Clayton accident injures carrier James McCoy
Correspondent reports James McCoy, the mail carrier at Clayton, was thrown when his young horse balked and fell backward after panicking at a disturbance. He sustained bruises and may be crippled if recovery fails. Petrutt also mentioned in the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Medical Journal
Robbins
Byrd
Williams
Cohen
M. Boillot
Abova
French Academy of Seiences
Board OF Genhong
Board of Censors
Dra. 1
W. Kendall
L. H. Cohen
W. A. Byrd
Clayton
James McCoy
Mcoy
Knox City Thrives Near Quincy Rail Line
Knox City, Mo., grows with the Quincy Missouri and Pacific Railroad pushing new towns. W W Price started the settlement in 1872 with a dry goods store and post office. Price and Hawkins run a bustling trade, with Rogers wagons and goods from multiple suppliers. New warehouses, a drug store, harness shop, blacksmiths, and a planned hotel signal rapid expansion. The shared church, butter and ceras shipments, and rising grain commerce mark Knox City as a promising, rapidly developing town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry, Mo
Quincy, Missouri & Pacific Railroad
W. W. Price
W. W. Hawkins
Prica
Adama County
Uawkina
Lewis County
Rogers
Quincy
Lesem Brothers & Co
Meyer & Kespohl
Q. J. Cottrell
Crockett & Mason
Firat Claga
Tuf Bummer
Dra. Perkins & Stafford
Dr. Harrison
Benbow
Grocerien
B.‘T. Day & Co
Lanman
Price & Mankins
T. Day & Co
King Brothers
Day
Perkins & Brafford
BR. & Hi
White
M. Richardson
Knox City
John Humeline
Price and Hawkins
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Tales OF
Tile Sea
Nancisco
Pacific
J. Foster
J. W. Doyle
J. A. Sullivan
J. Kennedy
Win. Powell
Geo. Bird
Edward Shepherd
Frank Mclaughlin
Geo. Bryson
Wao. Powers
J. Turnbull
Jao
Kenaly
Chas, Smith
Geo. Perrie
A. G. Journoux
Fr. Journeaux
Bra
Keller
Thin City
Haley
The
Walcott
Pacifico
Vancouver's Island
Galvankin
Varadiam
Nome
Augustus Allison
Urdan Township
Allison
Brown
Koot
Louis ‘Talichet
Petrutt
Sens
Landsome Figures
Steve
J.J. Grant
Hampshire St
Hear Hixth Street
Medical
Humphrey
Cpan
Coputle
Morocco
Larry
Addroan Humphrey
Homeopathic Medicine Company
Broadway
N. Y
Daclmniuts
Jasplit & CO
Liver Regulator
Yeountria 3
Biliana Altucka
L. Hain
Louis
Alex, H. Stephens
Alabama
Tun
Ginn Holten
Ala
Toigren
City Bank
Almmons
O. A. Nurrnia
Druyriste
Dr. Almmons
R. Lyon
WH. L. Lyon
Bellafontaine
F. Anvenson
Elf
Hov
Frupin
Perry, Ga
Ellen 2Ianciaat
Chattahoochee
Els
J. W. Manon
Florida
W. PF. Raskininag
Oglethorpe College
Wov
David Wills
Simmons
Talen
H. Ybrilin & CO
Ocllkiealawly
Wabi
Mrs. Winslow
Tomy Yrans
Family Linimentia
Dru Spelats
USA
DY Curtis & Browing Mo
U.ton Bramsr
Uru Brown
H. I. Londltel
John J. Brown & Sons
Boston
Curtis & Brown Pron
Curtis & Brown
New Yorks
Cherutt
Wiad
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