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Van Wert Times

Location

Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1887

Page

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Van Wert Times prints remark on war and sparrows

An itemized, era wide TV. A Neoga, Ill. nonagenarian learns to write, and a roundup notes rail earnings up 17 percent in March 1887, with war tension in Europe, French schooling bans in Alsace Lorraine, global rail land deals, and a Bavarian balloon venture. The piece mocks school revolts and praises weather and sport.

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Cyclone Toll Shocks Towns Across Kansas and Canada

A Kansas Prescott and Navapa reports describe a devastating cyclone and hailstorm, killing many and flattening Prescott while tolls rise with 15 dead in the county. Damaging storms sweep through Fort Scott and Clark County, with buildings toppled and livestock losses heavy. Quebec and Montreal flood warnings follow a massive lake surge near Victoria Bridge, drowning cattle and forcing night evacuations. Additional items note a murder sentence commutation, political dismissals, and other scattered events across several states.

Fort Scott Kan Prescott Jake Stephens Will McKale Sarah Crone P. Flynn Jacob Brocach Richard Harkmesa Douglass Walter S. P. Denning Joe Duncan Tantend Will McKaley Blue Mound Mapleton Navapa Kansas Schell City George Chaney Mamie Stover Steve Thomas Hawkins Brown G. D. Rowley Mr. Ritter J. D. Nillett Ian Territory Little Rock & Fort Smith Railroad Franklin County Coal Hill Clarksville Johnson County Clark & Co John Griffin Lexington Commonwealth Company Brossom Pramum Tex Montamat Can Ane Montreal Lawrence Iea Victoria Bridge St. Helen's Island Point St Charlies Griffintown Commissioner St. Paul McGill John Douglass Common Pleas Court Licking County Stephen Douglass Bowling

Municipal Elections Report From Curcago and Surrounding Cities

Municipal elections were held across the state on Tuesday. The license ticket won in Rockford Galena Hillsboro Paris and many others while anti license candidates carried Oakland Mason City Sumner Macomb and more. Republican wins appeared in Freeport Tuscola Alton Mattoon Winchester and Joliet. Democrats carried Havana Vandalia Ottawa Minook. Reports also mention tense clashes on the Winnebago reservation and various national matters including fisheries and labour disputes.

Curcago Rockford Galena Hillsboro Paris Wood Stock Assumption Bement Farmer City Belvidere Aquanaka Henry Marshall Lena Hennepin Pittsfield Sandwich Tolono Sullivan Barlville Decatur Princeton Mount Carmel Jerseyville Marion Dugguain Morrison Wat Eureka Cantora Freeport Tuscola Mendota Alton Mattoon Winchester Braidwood Lincoln Champaign Joliet Clinton Aurora Streator Havana Vandalia Ottawa Minook

Merged Gossipy Notices: Carnegie Wedding and World News

Andrew Carnegie wed Miss Whitfield at her West Porty-eighth Street home in a quiet ceremony attended by a few intimate friends. The bride received notable gifts, including a West Fifty-First Street house valued at $250,000 and $500,000 in four per cent bonds. Also covered are French-German diplomatic tensions, Iowa prohibition effects, murder verdicts, and various civic updates from Des Moines to Washington.

Arnegie Maanfecterer Lane Whitfild Youx Andrew Carnegie Miss Whitfield Joan W. Whitfield West Porty-eighth Street Eaton Scotand Zastoern Mr. Carns 4Gie SRR Pittsburgh Alex King George King West Fifty-61st Street Vanderbilt Mansion United States Garcia Desoto House National Guard Company Freeport Galena Fort Aveur Tixe Fla Arizona Mount Vernon Barracks Alabama Mobile Geronimo Fort Pickens New York Andrew Carnelge Pittburgh Mins Whiefield John W. Whitefield West Forty-eighth Street Ottawa Victoria B. C Active Oregon Coast Herseber Pennsylvania Nova Scotia Canada

The Grand Army Pension and Bank Missing Headline

The Grand Army of the Republic council met at the Grand Pacific Hotel with Lucius V. Fairchild presiding and endorsed withholding pension information from the New York Tribune, urging posts to act in unity with the organization. In Detroit, banker William B. Mitchell vanished with all bank funds, leaving creditors and depositors in distress as drafts issued earlier went unpaid and the shortage size remains uncertain.

Fairchild Chicago National Council of Administration of the Grand Army of the Republic Congress William O’brien Canada Lord Lansdowne Creaco Tribune Grand Army of the Republic Grand Army G. A Mitchell Detroit Hank Mising Derorr Mich William B. Mitchell Exchange Bank of Detroit Mount Clemens Fisher & Preston Harris & Son Exchange Bank National Bank of New York New York

April Blizzard and National News Snapshots

A furious April northeaster blazed through Wisconsin Minnesota and the Dakotas dumping heavy snow four to eight inches with high winds and drifting. Reports from St Paul Omaha and New York detail broader storm effects across the region including delayed seeding and cool weather. Also noted are the Calhoun monument ceremony with President Cleveland abstaining, the Bald Knobbers indictments in Missouri, a Cuba bandit scare linked to Senators Sherman and Manderson, graveyard insurance probes in Michigan and Diaz’s re election in Mexico.

Wisconsin Minnesota Dakota Bay Crates Wis St. Pac Minn Montana Bronx City D. T Yenktou South Dakota Red River Valley Northern Pacific Cleveland Calhoun Cuanistox 8. C Calhoun Monument Ozark Inman Graves Walker Christian County Cuba New York Sherman Manderson McCook Petro II Fernandes Colon

Alexander Mitchell Died at Hoffman House Milwaukee Leader

Alexander Mitchell president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad died at 2:30 yesterday afternoon at the Hoffman House Milwaukee flags fly at half mast and the Mitchell estate valued up to 25 million includes securities and Grand avenue buildings. Speculation centers on successorship with John Plankinton viewed as likely president and plans to retire by July 1. Funeral arrangements await family arrivals and will be held next Saturday in Milwaukee.

Alexander Mitchell Chicago, Milwaukeee& St. Paul Railroad Hoffman House Milwaukest Wis Chicago, Milwaukee & St.Paul Railroad F. A. Crosby Jacksonville Fla Milwaukee Miller Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Road Marine and Fire Insurance Bank Mitchell Iim Immenses John L. Mitchell John Johnston David Ferguson St Paul Road Chicago Mr. Mitchell Wisconsin John Plankinton John L Mackie Curcago Chicago Railroad Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railroad Armour Endea James Russell Lowell Boston Europe Crown Prines Germany Liverpool New York Omaha Board of Trade A. J. Weaver Inst Congress Falls City Neb Heary Merritt Dlinois United States Chamnitz Union Pacific Railway Utah Wyoming Green Bay Cincinnati England Fred Kreurer ThorsGy Te Briarhill Yuestly Bournemouth Eng Manning Western Union Telegraph Company London Times Loni Salisbury Kilpatrick Dackertons New Jerasy West Virginia National Agricultural Department Illinois Philadelphia Pittsburgh Proctor & Gambie Knights of Labor Powderly Chattanooga Tenn John Ray William Carson Springfield N. Y Ellon Aber Redeen Scotland Aberdeen Saeiea Chica Avpion Cmctina Lavonia N.Y Bea Milwaukee and Waukesha Pacific Road Wontaem Way Company Rolli Waukee St Paul Goiy Republican Party Andrew Johnson Horato Seymour Congress Teane Whe Wusepee Cae Wea Wisconsin Democrats Milwaures

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