Relief Efforts Mobilized for Sauk Rapids Cyclone Victims
A Sauk Rapids relief committee led by W L Nieman organized headquarters in a ruined building and distributed provisions to 300 to 400 people. Gov Hubbard pledged 5000 in aid, Gen Washburn 500, and Anthony Kelly 200, with officials in St Paul and other cities contributing carloads of provisions.
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Sauk Rapids
W.L Nieman
M. P. Trace
G. Wood
W. Gordon
John A Senn
Anthony Kelly
Krelsek
St. Cloud
Ed. Rice
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Owatonna
Walesha
St. Peter
Stillwater
Duluth
An. Wrigut
Rece Charlies A
Dipuka
Berg Bros
Dr. Tenekes
J. A. Semme
librePe
E. Cross
L. Neiman
C. R. Bell
Reeder
A. J. Demules
Fred Daggett
Chrysler
T. J. Schute
Harrington
J. R. Staunton
Rapids
Mississippi
Walker
C. Good
Benry Goedker
H. Brown Fee
S. Ellis
J. W. Barder
Wand
L. Mayo
Morris Davis
F. W. Conrad
Eagle Brewing
Tee
E Wood
Cee
G. W. Benedict
TORO
Roger Bell
Buckman
Fink
C. Holden
Kathrgrin
G. W. Border
B. K. Knotton
E. W. Hubbard
Joseph Campbel
Court House
BR. A. Beal
W. Pappenfas
Wees Central Hotel
Ada Sa
H. Weelan
Abana
George Deme
Josh Hoffman
John Jones
Grace Episcopal Church
P. Carpenter
H. Chedgren
D. W. Palmer
A. W. Lake
A. Buckman
C. J. Rushton
M. . Moody
C. G. Woods
William Koutz
Frank Walker
John Russel
Too Elmer Lawren
Adam Jochman
Fl. Berg
Cross
Stoc
Miss Hallen i
C. A. Moody
Mr. Rushtin
Mr. Smith
Rochester
Red Wing
Faribault
Wabasha
W. Washburn
Era
A. Kelly
Ibox & Co
Noyes Bros. & Co
Allen, Moon & Co
D. C. Shepard
Newport & Peet
Anoka
H. H. Sibley
Princeton
Elk River
Ald. Sly
Little Falls
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Trade
Moorhead
Morris
New Ulm
Lake City
Markato
Montgomery
Alexandria
Willmar
Austin
Cyclones Claim Dozens in St Cloud Night of Deaths
Grim roster lists dozens of cyclone victims in St Cloud and Rice's Station. Names include Mrs Anton Tremp and many children and workers such as railroad men Mehan and Shortridge, farmers Nick Junemann, and county figures Abner St Cyr and Maurice St Cyr. The tally spans St Cloud area with residents from multiple households and ages from infants to 63.
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Anton Tremp
Mary Jungler
Jennie Jingler
August Jungler
Joseph Jungler
Frank Zins
Mehan
Joseph Ginskofiski
Frank Omerski
Mary Streitz
John Waldorf
August Kroll
Bartel Fehr
C. F. Andrews
Es Hall
St. Cloud
Mattie Finck
Carl F. Finck
John H. Finck
August L. Finck
Otella Finck
A. W. Lake
A. L.schuber
John Renard
Gregory Lindley
Register of Deeds
Abner St. Cyr
Maurice St. Cyr
Ollie Car- Gentenas Henry Behrens
Fresh Herrings Recipe Note
Wash and drain, place in a baking pan with salt pepper onions parsley and thyme. Cover with equal parts vinegar and water and bake one hour in a slow oven.
terrible cyclone devastates Sauk Rapids and St Cloud
Details of the Sauk Rapids St Cloud cyclone dated August 21 1883 report fatalities including a young girl Lulu Carpenter and a woman with an infant found in a St Cloud mine. Mills and homes destroyed. Relief funds across cities tally to thousands with hospitals and nurses organized. Estimated total losses reach about 350000 dollars with 150000 in relief contributions.
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Sauk Rapids
Little Falls
Rochester
Col.Morton
Fargo
Gilman
Stillwater
St. Cloud
E. A. Halburt
St. Paul
J. A. Stanton
Lulu Carpenter
P. Carpenter
Citizens’ Relief Association
Lnst
A. W. Lake
Clara
Ella Berg
Meta
Carl F. Finck
John H. Finck
Otella Finck
August Finck
Schalgren
Ernest Albright
Sorensen
Henry Behrend
Ameta Woelm
Antonia Woelm
Ollie Carpenter
A. E. Schuber
Capt. van Etten
Central Hotel
Senator Buckman
Buckman
Morrison County
Fred Clark
Farmes
Mr. Oakes
Senate and House Action in Congress Amid Debates and Appointments
The Senate announces a vacancy after Senator Jackson accepts a Sixth Circuit judgeship and will inform the Tennessee executive. The House advances land policy questions, oleomargarine bills, and contested elections while the Senate debates open sessions and postmaster and internal revenue nominations.
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Senate
Jackson
United States
United States Senate
Tennessee
Blair
House
Public Lands Committee
Hurd-Romeis
Ohio
Hurd
Jacob Romeis
Romers
House Committee On Agriculture
Hatch
Missouri
Green
North Carolina
White
Minnesota
van Wyck
Committee On Public Lands
Interior and Land Departments
Logan
Riddleberger
Saulsbury
Patrick Gibbons
Keokuk
Iowa
M. Clarke
Wilson
Clarke
Gibbons
Mahone
Alexandria
Christian J. Knecht
George P. Dilham
James W. Newman
Marcus Boggs
William T. Bishop
Clark B. Montgomery
Housie
Dolph
J. Dolph
Sreep
Aoe
Oregon
Man Ears
Cullom
Dakota Territorial News Highlights Court, Trade and Weather
James Blades released on murder charge in Bis marck while Gov. Pierce pardons Alfred M. Klagg for embezzlement. Bear Butte land rich in coal. Mugwump lode strike at Lead. Milwaukee & St Paul builds Dakota bridge plan. Cyclone hits Jamestown. numerous accidents and local firings noted.
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James Blades
Jacques Lagier
Bismarck
Gov. Pierce
Alfred M. Klagg
Sioux Falls
Letcher
Archibald
South Dakota
Insane Asylum
Pembina
McGallycuddy
Pine Ridge
Indian Rights Association
Royal Silver Mining Company
Capital
Deadwood
Ruby Basin
Lead
W. G. McKean
la Moure
Chicago
the Posten
A. B. Lange
Hamilton
Thomas Magill
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Missouri River
Chamberlain
D. C. Shepard & Co
St. Paul
Dakota
Scotland
Mitchell
Ipswich
Yankton
Sioux City
Card Playing in Boston Whist and Euchre Debates
A Boston writer recalls lent card play and the preacher like devotion to whist. He cites a whist party at a host’s house disrupted by poker, quotes a zealot’s claim that whist is duty, and argues progressive whist fails due to vulgarity and propriety.
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Boston
Eno
Davy Crockett
Boston Cor
Providence Journal
Hero of Fort Fisher Admiral Porter plan aided assault
The article recalls how Colonel Terry devised a plan with Admiral Porter to direct squadron fire by flag signals during the Fort Fisher assault. It notes this as a rare instance of a volunteer officer being commissioned as a general in the regular army after the fort fell.
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Fort Fisher
Terry
Admiral Porter
Porter
Casemate
Washington
Butler
Committee of Congress
Gibraltar
Gener
West Point
The Coldest Place on Earth Record Shatters Thermometer
At a St Petersburg Academy of Science meeting it was announced that Werkhojansk Siberia logged a mean January temperature of 62 degrees 9 minutes below zero in 1885 and a low of 90 degrees 4 minutes below zero. This is the globe's lowest reliable reading, suggesting soil radiation and extreme dryness drive continental cooling more than polar air movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werkhojansk
Siberia
St. Petersburg
North Pole
Verkholansk
Continents
Ohio woman's record feet get new shoes in New York
Miss Fanny Mills of Ohio, famed for the largest feet, received a pair of shoes and slippers in New York. The size is 30 with measurements around the balf 22 inches, instep 22 inches, heel 25 inches, ankle 20 inches. Total cost was $70.
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Fanny Mills
Ohio
New York
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Roster OF the Dead
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Henry Friday
Chas. Schultz
H. C. Schultz
Mr. Schmidt
Scudder
John Sauer
Oung Farmer
Gomutz
Wet Vogt
Pauline Vogt
Mary Trant
William Ulmer
Dell Moyer
St. Cloud, Minn
James Spencer
Rice
Indianapols
Sauk Rapida
Congressional
Eads Ship Railway
Dalles
Celilo
Columbia River
Naval Establishment
Hennepin Canal
Snesreen
Dakota Territorial News
James T. Brand
Redfield
William Guilgigan
Fairbank
Sykvester
Jamestown & Northern
Northern Pacific
Frank Kise
Crook City
Edward Tway
Bear Butte
William Eggert
Mandan
Emma P. Walton
Huron
Woman’s Relief Corps
San Francisco
Uly
A. F. Mattson
Doc Snap
Morrison House
Ridall
Citizens’ Police
Thristol
Mattson
Citizens’ League
Grand
Jamestown
Gasal & Kulewatz
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