Vast World News Snapshots From Europe and America
Fragmented reports cover flood damages in Australia, harbor projects in New York, medical sums for famed doctors, and royal and political shifts. It notes wheat markets, a German hospital fund, Queen Isabella, a Norwegian pond, warship color theories, coast guard reserves, and naval plans amid global tensions.
Terrific hailstorms devastate Minnesota farms and towns
Minnesota and nearby states report severe storms. Hail the size of nuts strikes towns from Ellsworth to Keosus causing widespread crop and property damage. Across the country, tornadoes, wind, and heavy rains wreck buildings, kill livestock, and halt industry. Reported losses run into thousands, with several towns left severely damaged and crops ruined.
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Minnesota
Mermost
Minn
Lake George
Spring Hill
Elcsworth
Ellsworth
D. F. Cramer
Burlington
Furpa
Ares
Tylows. Keosus
Buaursertoy
Jagesonviter
Delaware
Laxpeysvre
Del
England
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Darwin
Bolton
Lordmorden
Germany
Begum
Scherbever
Potsdam
Tightsien
Megendeevee
Lowell is Dead Career of the Great American Post
A brief sketch recalls Lowell's long and eventful life. His world wide reputation and prominent writings are summarized in a concise obituary of the notable figure.
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Detroit
Detmort
Mich
Henry C. Hart Manufactur
Haressvas
Charles. F. Wolf
World's Fair Commission
Pennsylvania
Capitol Building
The
Great American Post
Mr. Lowell
Elmwood
Cambridge
Harvard College
Brittany
Sir Luunfal
Biglow
Lowell
Longfellow
Asenath Miller
Chicago
Celhe
Atlantic Monthly
Putnam's Monthly
North Americas Review
Lowell Institute
Boston
Russia
Spain
Britain
United
Cleveland
Lee
Watersetox
Marquis of Salisbury
London
the Times
England
Notable Deaths and Daring Accidents Across the Nation
Brief notices report Andrew Jennings dying in Indiana after a whisky wager, and several incidents including a fire destroying the Daily Bulletin office in Anderson. Others note drownings at Chauquauqa and White Lake, a million-foot lumber blaze in Lindonville, and a powder mill explosion near Huntington. Attate: James Russell Lowell, famed poet and diplomat, dies in Cambridge at 2:10 am after a storied career.
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Andrew Jennings
Farley
Daily Bulletin
Anderson
Ind
Sons of Veterans
Minneapolis
Cleveland D
Chauauqua
N. Y
Lindonville
White's Lake
Mich
Helen Dickinson
Kalamazoo
Craig-y-Nos
Wales
Adelina Patti
People's Party of
James Russell Towelia
Emperor William enjoys good health amid rumors
Reports circulated by speculators that Emperor William’s health was failing are denied by officials. Despite his leg in bandages, the ruler is active in imperial business, with Dr. Von Boetticher citing his continued welfare and attendance to state affairs as evidence against the sensational claims.
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Gayiorn
Mich
A. W. Wilcox
Waters
Montave
Hevenxa
Mont
Montana
State Board of Equalization
Juttet
Jour
J. Kinley Hoke
Merchants’ National Bank of Peoria
Canada
Thomas P. Haughton
Ee L. Berry
Peoria
Rock Island Road
Hoke
George C. Jones
New York Times
New York
The
Poland Springs
Mr. Jones
Poultney
Horace Greeley
Edward Wesley
Henry J. Raymond
Jones
Acle
Wesley
Thees
Tweed Ring
Uip
George Jones
All Souls’ Church
Madison Avenue
Heber Newton
the Times
Wasuryetox
Bruce
Mississippi
Liberia
Bishop Turner
Europe
Ruhr
Westphalia
Three Pita
Bren
William
von Boetticher
Imperial Home Office
Kiel
Cincinnati
Stille & Duhlmier
National Association of Fire Engineers
Springfield
Mauss
A. P. Lesmere
Manitoba
West Virginia
Tennessee
Houk
Woodruff
Mark Welsh
Illinois Central Road
New Orleans
Louis F. Mortimer
National Capital Savings, Building and Loan Association
Paul Thorndyke
Boston
Rachel Sherman
W. T. Sherman
Bowling Green
Clyde Ragland
Squire J. P. Bagland
Indiana
State Board
Hector Langevin
Dominion
Wolfgang Ballestrom
Santa Cruz
Cal
Berlin
Somers Brothers
Brooklyn
Harrison
Noble
Interior Department
Cherokee Strip
Polk
United States
Nasaville
Tenn
James D. Polk
Mia Polk
Sarah Childress Polk
Murfreesboro
Ten
Joel Childress
Rutherford County
Sulent
N.C
Columbia, & C
Conowed
Baltimore
Henry Clay
Nashville
Washington
Treasury
Federal Treasury
Chicago
In & Republican
Times
Congress
Treasury Department
National Bank
National Treasury
Aia
Chicago Times
Pienaiha
Forel
Fea Te
McHinley
Resta
Blaine
eSeen
Pennsylvania
Bir
Quayle
Louis Republic
Kinley
Albany
Maj. McKinley
Ohio
Indianapolis Sentinel
Louisville
Louisville Courier-Jouruss
St Louis Republic
McKinley
Death Toll Rises From Cold Spring Grove Excursion Disaster
Thirteen people die in a sudden squall that struck the barge Republic and steamer Sylvan Stream near Cold Spring Grove. About 500 aboard, many were workers from Brooklyn firms. Roof panels ripped away, bodies recovered, and rescue under way as investigators note rotten timbers and structural failure.
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New York
Peole
Cold Spring Grove
Theodore Kayser
Brooklyn
E. D
Republic
Crystal Stream
Robert Schuler
Debated Union Soldier Totals and Graft in Pension News
A critical exposing piece questions Gen Raum's veteran death and enlistment tallies, arguing official figures exaggerate the Union dead and living veterans. It notes enlistment numbers, argues about total army strength, and critiques pension claims tied to political maneuvering amid postwar policy battles.
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Raum
Ranm
War Department
Navy Department
Pension Bureau
Union
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Harlem
Seventh Avenue
Ssto
Herr von Denner
Hamburg
Michelsen
Eerie
Wiesbaden
St Biswith
Kam
Mary- Reued Sey
Kent
Franz Josef
Wutolf
Rome
Harriet Scamer
Isbella
Queen Ie
Norwich
Gene
America
Sandy Hook
Somme
Jel
Sec
Navy
Department of Agricult
Louisiana
Wan Balmaceda
Presidente Pinto
Presidente Merecuriz
Chili
Balmaceda
Wasmivetox
General Land Office
Oklahoma
Wasumerox
Whitfield
Mlesourt
India
St. Louis
Henry Henson
Henson
Ida Henson
South Second Street
Lexixeton
Christian Young
Corder
Lafayette County
Chance
Young
Henry Hoppe
Peter Fuchs
George Hart
George Ferguson
Sats
Hart
Ferguson Fee
Simna
Manipur
Maron
San Dieso
Campo
G A. R
Apany
Palmer
Frederick Phisterer
Grand Army of the Republic
Busieces
K. G. Dun Mercantile Agency
Anperson
Sanford Moss
Anaianapous Unosen
Inpranarouis
National Farmers’ Alliance
Clara Barker
Austin
Williamson & Johnson
Louisians
Manrreeville
James R. Robertson
Belle Robertson
Alippolyte
Port Au Parsee
Hippolyte
National Chamber
Roceroro
Michael Long
Alderman Sturtevant's
Convasta
S. C
David Jacobs
Mary Johnson
Chesterfield
William Johnson
Cubs
Havana
Hiplyto Gonzales
Vermin Perez
Bonifacio Vaides
Fort Wars
Christian Benecke
Leapvinie
Col
Brembenam
Ala
John Coyle
Winston County
California
Stanford
Brazil
France
Job Huss
Mount Airey
Philadelphia
Thomas L. Davis
Crothersville
Joseph P. Howe
San Francisco
Moscow
L. A. Horton
Ohio Pyle
B. ¥. Smith
Brownsburg
Eugene Bonnick
Denver
Indianapolis
John R. Gamble
Yaxixtox
S. D
Gamble
Chronicle
Yuma
Lerdo
Mexico
Colorado
Gulf of California
Hart. Bee Harnor
N. J
Reading
Harbor City
B. King
Merry Excursionista
Long
Island Sound
Mewrnms
Tex
Pat Wolffarth
Debauenfield
Herald
Wolffarth
Debanenfield
Carcaso
E. A. Loeffler
Germania Mannerchor
Sun Buildings, Savings and Loan Association
Germania
Loxpox
Edward Grepper & Sons
Mctcox
Neb
Mary Hill
West Yard
Dayton
Columbus Grove
Gosney
Anna Dickinson
American Enterprise
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Pensac Pensacolawi
Gem’ Raum
Bureau
Batrist
Secretary of the Treasury
Ter
Bass Platt
Bowes
Kid Glover
Kim
Pemmaglvania
Elaine
Weerison
Nes
Bander
R Maker
Boise
Kine
St Louie Republic
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