Cyclone devastates Charleston and ships at Sullivan Islands
Reports from Charleston and Omana describe a cyclone that unroofed a quarter of Charleston, damaged church spires, wrecked wharves and ships, and left telegraph lines down with no trains running. Loss estimated at 1 million dollars as restoration begins.
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Mexico News In Brief On Cholera Byproducts And Crime
Guanajuato reports a low death rate averaging 15 daily while Puebla clergy offer prayers against cholera. Smallpox appears in Paz Aguabampo Ahome and other Sinaloa towns. A Dolores hospital is inaugurated named after Cure Hidalgo. Trial of Alvaradero and Cabanas begins in Mexico City for sedition. A mail robbery near Chilpancingo is noted. Mexico’s $5.6 million six month import total and export to China are reported. Mexican dollars are favored in China.
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Board clears Professor Brown of grave charges at adjourned meeting
An adjourned School Board session found Professor Brown not guilty of undue intimacy with Miss Harris after presentation of a marriage certificate to New Braunfels. Witnesses included Rote Williams Dickey and Davis. The board declared the charges unfounded and Brown thanked the board. A separate note describes Wolfson's store preparing to liquidate large quantities of merchandise to make room for new arrivals.
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Sheriff Thumm shoots Deputy Niggli at Castroville feud erupts
A long running Medina county feud between Sheriff Thumm and Deputy Marshal Ferdinand Niggli culminated last night in Castroville when Thumm and a deputy shot Niggli as he sat on a sidewalk. Niggli was wounded in the neck and left shoulder and transported toward San Antonio where doctors awaited. Thumm and a deputy fled but were later arrested in Castroville. Both men are married. Thumm has six children and Niggli four.
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Eggs Ship Across Atlantic From Antwerp and Hamburg
Nearly 20 million eggs are shipped across the Atlantic to a country each summer, predominantly arriving from Antwerp and Hamburg as the season peaks.
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Global Railroads Could Reach Earth Ten Times Over
A passage notes that if every railroad in the world were linked there would be a gauge around the earth’s longest circumference more than ten times. It then begins a marketing line claiming Opera Puffs cigarettes do not stick to the lips, as a product endorsement.
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Galveston News urges Prohibition View Declarations for Governors
The Galveston News argues the Democratic party should require every Governor candidate to declare their views on Prohibition and suggests the party adopt a Barebones parliament style rule that no candidate may run unless deemed truly godly by the party.
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District Court summons in Walden divorce case 1885
Summons issued for Thomas L. Walden to appear at the District Court of Bexar County San Antonio on September 7 1885. Plaintiff Annie Walden seeks dissolution of marriage alleging drunkenness abandonment and failure to provide. Publication ordered in San Antonio Light and sheriff notified.
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M. Yrunxt, Jr
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