Distant Disasters and Political Burdens Across the Nation
Reports of snowbound railroads in Minnesota, fires and deaths from miscellaneous incidents across several states, plus political and financial notes. Notable items include the Bertha steamboat fire, a New Orleans flood, and the Kellogg case poised for Senate action as election debates continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Northrop
Charleston
D. C
John Winegrew
Rockford
Charles Hill
Indianapolis
Bertha
Sabie
Ching
Utica
N. AL
Getischuitz
Bes
Milwaukee
Gelveston
Er. C. Sherman
Boton
Dorlana
Mouireta
Fall River
Mie
Trahdgar Haut
Dare
Harvard University
Tor Adaw
Ieee Lewis Dee
Ucligemene
Licay
Manis
Dodhie Burro
Wil Tadid
Solielie
Bremen
Berwick
Shetland Islands
Mevell
Columbus
Texas
Albert Williams
Frouse
Linton
Bae Senate
Chicago
New Orleans
South
Boreas
Treasuary
Nashville, Tenn
Claiborne
Union Pacific
Omaha
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Kellogg
Senate
Seroba
Ala
Epidemics and civic notes from Indiana counties record
A 19 year old Terre Haute boy, 264 pounds, enumerates 9,889 children in Montgomery County with 530 square miles. Strychnine suicide attempt by saloonist Pat McEster near Brookville reported. Scarlet fever and measles sweep Delaware County. Epileptic Mary Brown burned in Warrick County. Silk production advances via M. le Doux. stock market boom in Boston Herald notes higher volume, rising seats, and grand office displays. Public notices include property and market grounds disputes in Gibsone County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Montgomery County
Pat McEster
Brookville
Delaware County
Warrick County
Mary Brown
Pacon Andrei
Trdependence
Evaneville
Aanitierson
Harker
Bioft
Jun
Che Shideder
Ida Tatol
SEO
Hocke
Gratis
Gust
Lyk
Boome
Ted
Atlantic Monthly editorship to be vacated by Howells
Boston papers report W D Howells will give up the editorial chair of the Atlantic Monthly. The item notes H W Beecher declined a £250000 one year lecture offer and quotes miscellaneous social and cultural observations from London letters and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
W. D. Howells
Atlantic Monthly
H.W. Beecher
AOL
Galveston
Tape Worm In Cucumbers Shocks Philadelphia Scientists
Dr Leidy of Philadelphia reports cucumbers may harbor tape worms at an Academy of Sciences meeting in Philadelphia. He showed a large cucumber specimen described as having all worm characteristics with eyes at the anterior end. The event notes reflect cautious speculation about the finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Philadelphia
Western Union Telegraph Company
American Union Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Hudson
Here
Newburgh
Ulster
Orange Counties
Wilheliu
Lazzvaroni
Naples
Leonardo
India
Vetorialas
Al«miayn
Mie
Abas
Soandiel
CME
Sista Dandy
Teria
Cusco
The
Li Toordster
da Tin
Oydetom
Tenessee
Hipwell Betaunds Jackson
Momipiis
Ieee
Gresina
Bradlaugh
Robert Ingersoll
Miy
Ingersoll
Cliff
London
Bis
Leidy
Academy of Sciences Philadelphia
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Sullivan Union
Portland
FisGh
Minnesota
Severn
Alaska
Chihuahue
Frankton
Nev
Washington
California
St. Louis
Naval Officers
Philadelphia Naval Hospital
Medical Corps of the Navy
Lloyds
Kronprinz Frederick Wilhelm
Cuxhaven
Time Ways and Means
Rufus Hatch
Dunlough Bay
House of Oprnons
Mprogress Ds Iinkbig
Dacases
Ahaa
Syed Desi
Cleveland
Sts. Lewis
Fort Warne
Detreit
Toursville
Poleds
Guatemala
Central America
Judge Shipman
New York
Blake
New York Guaranty and Indemnity Company
Buffalo
Edward Donnellan
Foster
Cincinnati, Indianapolis and St. Louis Railroad
Cincinnati
Donnellan
Pennsylvania
United States
Committee of Produce and
Colter
Census Bureau
Charles Sumner
Baltimore
Altimore
Ile Pittsburs
Carliste
Samuel Clevenger
Delaware
Ewey
Grose
Witwais
Ito Divtoris
Aiboit
Mihai Aye Pep
Nes
Evarts
Hayes
Morton
Congress
le Duc
Agriculture
Tyspme Golape
Pnernstad
Ubat Necomal
MM. le Doux
M. le Doux
Boston Herald
Wall-street
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Tomers
Wall Street
Davis
Diteen
Nou Basu
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