Rail wreck at Emmett halts fast Chicago & Grand Trunk train
The Chicago & Grand Trunk express derailed at Emmett Michigan on the 30th, due to an open switch. No fatalities, but many injured. Also reported: Reading Iron Works sold for 150,500 dollars, miners strike over three cents per bushel, and Treasury debt reduction of 15 million since June. Additional items include fires at Durango and Halley losses, and various court decisions and accidents across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & Grand Trunk Railway
Emmett
Mich
Reading Iron Works
William P. Bard
Reading
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Monongahela River
Treasury Department
Durango
Col
S. Robbins & Sons
Philadelphia
New York
Paris
Garner
J. Lypecker
Engineer Corps
Washington Aqueduct
Vancouver Barracks
Washington Territory
Department of the Columbia
Patent Office
Atlantic
Raper Graves
the State University
Raleigh
N. C
Helmer
Bussey
Department of State
United States
Auckland
New Zealand
Suwarrow
Pacific Ocean
Rapid
William Pierce
Continental Guards’ Armory
New Orleanns
Justice Andrews
New York Supreme Court
Luke Lawton Frenzel
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
Recamier Manufacturing Company
Hermosa
N. M
Frep Streexneck
Gresham
Neb
Leavitts
Germany
Count D'Arco Valley
Wanamaker
Asphalt Paving Company
Wilkesbarre
John Boyle
Halley
L. T
Boston Limited Express
Shields
Joliet
Braidwood
Cauviens
Georgia Legislature Meets in New Capitol Building
On the 8th the Mewsons of the Georgia Legislature convened in the newly completed capitol building costing $1,000,000. A dispatch dated the 4th from San Francisco to George Gould of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company reports the total loss of the steamer Grenada, valued at $250,000 with cargo at $75,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Capitol
George Gould
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
San Francisco
Grenada
Various Federal and State Appointments and Obituaries
William B. Suaw of Pennsylvania named chief of the pension office agent division replacing H. C. Bell of Illinois. Mississippi Prohibitionists adopt a resolution at Jackson disavowing a separate party. ex President Yale D. Woolsey dies in New Haven aged eighty eight. Colonel John G. Parke of the Engineer Corps retired after forty years. Rev Dr Thomas F. Davies elected Bishop of Michigan Episcopal diocese writes acceptance to Detroit committee. Mary Ann Dougherty appointed laborer in seed division at $1.50 daily. once a target of Cleveland vetoes. Augustus J. Ricks of Ohio named United States Judge for the Northern District of Ohio replacing ill Judge Day. South Dakota constitutional convention convenes at Sioux Falls with A J Edgerton chosen permanent chairman. J B Agnew declines Dead Letter office post. David McCrasky proprietor of Hotel Ryan at St Paul dies. formerly Kennard House proprietor in Cleveland.
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Chicago
G. A. R. Department
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Minnesota
Kentucky
Illinois
Nebraska
Missouri
Central Traffic Association
Grand Army of the Republic
Milwaukee
Committee On Foreign Missions
Southern Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Nashville
Tenn
Columbus
Chautauquan Assembly
Jamestown
N. Y
Southwestern Railroad
Geneva
Oppmann
Cleveland
Arch Street Methodist
Alleghany City
Forest Grove
Connequenessing Creek
Charles
Joux Maciyyiss
New Orleans
Maginniss Cotton Mills
Ocean Springs
Miss
Maginniss
New York
William M. Tweed
Second Connecticut Light Artillery
Gettysburg
Bridgeport
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Ona
W. Va
George W. Walsh
Howinp Nichonsoy
H. L. Nicholson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
North Carolina Teachers’ Association
State of Nevada
Europe
Glasgow
Belfast
Edinburg
Paris
Roger Bruce
Ohio
Lorain County
Foraker
Bruce
Proctor Knott
Spokane
Oklahoma City
United States
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Thomas Acres
George Hess
Acres
Hess
Tammany Hall
New York City
Eustis
Louisiana
Bourke Cochran
Wilson
West Virginia
Biggs
Delaware
Grant
Boars Commercial Company
Providence
R. L
Goodyear
Ciieti
William B. Suaw
Pennsylvania
H. C. Bell
Mississippi
Jackson
Tueopore D. Woolsey
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
CoLosel Joan G. Parke
Engineer Corps
Military Academy
Thomas F. Davies
Philadelphia
Detroit
Secretrary Rusk
Mary Ann Dougherty
Agricultural Department
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
A. J. Edgerton
Michell
J.B. Agnew
Post-office Department
Wanamaker
David McCrasky
Ryan
St. Paul
Minn
Kennard House
Parnell fund reaches sixty thousand pounds with twenty open
The Freeman's Journal fund to cover Irish party expenses before the special commission stands at £60,000, with £20,000 already spent. Fire at a Luneberg cooperage in Hanover destroyed thirty six buildings and damaged St Nicholas church roof, with losses estimated at 12 million marks. Twelve more events follow including strikes in Brunn, telegrams to Pope, and disasters in Paris and Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
Freeman's Journal
Special Commission
Luneberg
Hanover
St. Nicholas’ Church
Brunn
Austria
Tug Pope
Ane
Bruno
Monsignor Angell
Europe
Reeaier
Aubervilliers
Paris
Red River
Winnipeg
Tripoli
St. Etienne
France
Multiple incidents and arrests ripple across towns in 19th century notices
Reports detail a fatal shooting in Hamburg Iowa over a love quarrel, indictments for fraud in Memphis, a powder explosion killing Emil Schultz, cattle losses from hydrophobia near Lathrop Missouri, earth fissures near Matanzas Cuba, election fraud arrests in St Louis, diphtheria in Albany Minnesota, a fire in Ellensburg Washington Territory, a murder in Rush Run West Virginia, spousal murder and attempted suicide in Memphis, a railroad collision near Glendale Iowa, spousal assault in Pittsfield Massachusetts, and various other crimes and disasters including bank defaulter arrest in Hoboken New Jersey and a razor suicide in Grand Rapids Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenesaw, Neb
Emil Schultz
Schultz
W. CrAwWooke
Lathrop
Matanzas
Cuba
St. Louis
Albany
Minn
Ellensburg
W.T
Charles Walker
Rush Run
W. Va
Webb
Frank Bremisn
Memphis
Blackburn
Glendale
Slart
Pittsfield
Mass
Hoboken
Grand Rapids
Mich
Nellie Hopkins
Ohio News Log Reports Fires and Fatalities Across Cities
Cleveland woman Catherine Arnold dies in flash fire while starting a kerosene blaze. Fire guts Academy of Music in Cleveland. Leppo incidents include drownings in Dayton and Urbana, a boy killed by an ice wagon, and a gas plant planned for Columbus. Include notes on governors, naval exams, and local crime actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Catherine Arnold
Fostoria
Edwin Concern
Cincinnati
Re Academy of Music
Railway connections link towns to Columbus and Maysville line
At Coheon and Mt May areas rail connections enable travel to Columbus, Maysville, and nearby towns. A Sardinia link connects May town and Sillsboro via Columbus & Maysville railway. Winchester and Batavia Junction offer transfers to paths toward Xenia Dayton Springfield Columbus and points north and east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coheon
Stonelick
New Boston
Monterey
Cynthiana
Vera Cruz
Fayetteville
Mt. May
New Hope
Georgetown
Higginsport
Ripley
Sardinia
Columbus
Maysville
Maytown
Tayloraville
Sillsboro
Winchester
North Liberty
West U
Manchester
Batavia Junction
Little Miami
Xenia
Dayton
Springfield
Portsmouth
Hamden
Ashland
Irenton
Chesapeake & Nto
Hechio & Northwestern Railway
A.M. P.M. Lye
A.M. P.M
Cincinnati
Newtown
Richmond Junction
Broadwell
South Milford
Beechwood
Weaver, Leese
Maywood
Peeaens Williamsburg
Vevertee Lodman Vounpentt
Vee Mt. Oreb
White Oak
Paper
Ehess
Sicily
Teareeee i
Bernard
South Fincastle
Seaman
Bayer A Es Irvington
Tear Kerr
Newport
Peeb'es
A. Plum Run
Minnal Springs
Avins
Rarden
Young's
Tu dl
OlWay Canees
Henley Sae
McCulloch
Oye Ea Tae A
Arion
Tu Htown
Wiarton
Portsmoute. P.M. P. M. Lye Vite A. M. P
Walnut Hills
AM. P.M. Ly. Arr
Teetes
Adewil
Howarrds
Sullsboro
P.M. AM
Mowrytown
Pee Ge Taylorsville
Coffman's
East Dan
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Wray
News OF the
J. T. Logan Sigman
Mt. Vernon
William Schmitz
Charles Schroeder
Riverside
National Confectioners’ Association
Axon Jonney Hanks
Decatur
Abraham Lincoln
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Wincom
Holy Trinity Church
Dunne
Hamburg
Lair
Harrihan
Joan Wilkerson
Pat Keyrics
Mr. Kenrick
Kenrick
Hugh
Chas. F. Johnson
Vianmerra
Felicity
Arthur Leslie
Urbana
J. H. Mooney
C. Pieson
Navy
George W. Logan
Henry Byron
Steparn G. Curry
James M. Kennedy
Hugh M. Patton
James A. Watson
Wm. H. Melphinger
Wm. R. Page
Tis Central Ohio Natural Gas and Fuel Company
Capital Stock
Patrick LroxAnp
Dillsboro
Eli Ferguson
Belmont
Casey
Ohio Penitentiary
Joan H. Johnson
McComb
Jessie Watson
Thomas Epwards
Frank Meyers
Edward Merkle
Adams County
Lima
Ben Marks
Judson Horton
Harp
Chillicothe
John Baker
Moses Lepley
Lim
Divinity
Wittenberg College
L. A. Gotwald
8. F. Breckenridge
Deilach
Board of Police
Q. Crane
Hotels
Oio
Frank Hurdle
Ailding
Elccommodations
Pivaitaies
Biehn
A. M. Kautz
Dick Hotel
Moscow
W. F. Smidley
Bantam
Clermont County
Janiott
Attorney At Law
Batavia
Main Street
Clermont House
Janlots B. A. Wesee & Hicks
Louis Hicks
Attorneys At Law
Kline
Opera House
Main Brest
Bat
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Amelia
G. A. Frazien
W. F. Roudebush
Prazier & Roudebush
Law
Dennteon
Clermont
W. F. Townsley
CRO Aaes
J. R. Woodlier
Batavia, Ohio
Eko
Swing & Breeding
J. P. Breeding
Vonrthonese Row
Sheriff Nichols & Nichols
Fain Bt
Tatman Building
Alm Street
T. Q. Ashburn
Geo. W. Hulick
Ie & Hulick
Rbang
Dreamer
Natar Publc
Ames B. Swing
Williamsburg
Esplarmade
Fifth and Walnut
Will Pragtiba
Hamilton
Sitch’s
John D. Park & Sons
Lince Agt
Clermont County Board OF School
Board of Examiners
J. 8. Hulick
Byron Williams
C. J. Swing
J. S. Hulick
Examiners
Vry
Incinnati
New
Richmond & Ohio
M. P.M. Ly
Signil
O. & N. W. Railway
T. D. Rhodes
Weg eEs
West Sixth St
Vine
West Sixth Street
J. H. Clark
Goshen
DYE House
Robert Walker
Third St
A. Detzel
East Third Street
Cincininath
Mackinag Island
Petoskey
Rawit
St, Joseph, Mich
Aga Lavalue
Whitcomb
P. A
Dernoir
Mirw
Botrgit
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