Diverse items note ships, laws, and expeditions abroad
The clipping surveys varied notes from fluently disparate topics: Congo river width, a Florida legislative act, a submarine cable plan, Henry Parnell and Australia, language mastery from colonial contact, meteorological mirrors, a baccarat verdict, postmaster salaries rise, Inuit reindeer station, large US fire losses, typhoid fears, a Birmingham gas meter slot, a Woodruff constable incident, Danish immigration to Maryland, Danish frontier exploits, immigrant officers' romance, Bradstreet business failures, Haitian republic politics, and Lt Prary’s Arctic expedition toward Whale Sound and Greenland.
Fatal Waterspout Hits Texas Drowning and Destruction
Reports from Texas detail a deadly waterspout and windstorm that swept through Garsesvitz and surrounding areas. Homes were wrecked, livestock and crops lost, and several deaths occurred including three people near Turkey Creek. Rescue efforts saved others as boats ferried people to safety.
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Garsesvittz
Tex
Frazier
Green County
Perons
Turkey Creek
Pomp Poindexter
Albright
Capt Phillips
Phillips
St. Louis
Gainesville
Leon
Red River
Babe
William Lynn
Hickory Creek
Warran’s
Sivil's
Here
Yellow Banks Ferry
Bordoné
Dartox
Conovar Street
In Favor of Blaine Rally Reported in Indianapolis
A secret conference in Indianapolis gathered prominent Republicans to rally for Blaine and oppose Harrison. Attendees included Gen. James McNulta Col A L Conger Charles W Fairbanks and Addison C Harris among others as they pledged strong action from now until the national convention. The meeting aimed to organize Blaine supporters across Ohio and Indiana with plans kept largely secret.
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Blaine
Ixpraxatoris
Ind
Indianapolis
Gresham
James McNulta
Chicago
Indiana
Harrison
M. W. Simons
Plymouth
Addison C. Harris
City
C. B. Landis
Delphi
G. W. Wilson
Fort Wayne
A. A. Purman
Charles A. Bookwalter
Lafayette
Col
Conger
Republican Friends of Mr. Blaine
Ohio
Minor items note deaths and business failures
The week ending June 13 reports Jerry Gillen dying at Bankston Illinois at age 110. Bank closings include Central national bank of Broken Bow Nebraska and Dallas Land and Loan Company both in trouble. Failures involve Little Co Cincinnati for 160000 and London & Liverpool Clothing Co New York for 250000.
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Sir John Macdonald
St Kingston
Ont
Erxestos
Ottawa
Cataraqui
City Hall
Nebraska Bank Falls
Dana
Neb
Bradstreet
Central National Bank of
Broken Bow
United States Bank Examiner
Arcnox
Kan
Oak Mills
Missouri Pacific
San Francisco
Juue
Russia
Stanford University
St. Petersburg
Stanford
California
Tramp
Greetly
Col
J. Dillon
Dillon
Mattling
New York
Baltimore
Bartmone
William Blaney
Julio Merzbacher
New York Life Insurance Company
Jerry Gillen
Bankston
Broken
Sac and Fox
Indian Territory
Mra
J. Shaughnessy
Springfield
Leonard W. Colby
Nebraska
United States
Proctor
West Point
Harry Glascow
Charles Stewart
Fostoria
Dallas
Tex
Duluth
Verona
Italy
San Antonio
Grand Lodge of Grangemen of the
Detroit
St Paul's Lake
Cambridge
Mann
Bathing
Territories
Utah
Maryland State Central Democratic Committee
Knightstown
Ind
New Orleans
Henry Miller
Arizona
San Quentin
Cal
Louisville
Kezsoh Guthrie
Eli Gray
Roxbury
Climax
Mich
Mra A. P. Harover
Guatemala
Burillas
Fire Department
Cincinnati
Uniontown
W. J. Rainey
Workman Wise
Rae
Parker
Prohibitionists Nominate State Ticket at Des Moines
Des Moines June 11 Prohibitionists announce their state ticket headed by Isenc T Gibson of Salem for governor Lt Gibson is the candidate for lieutenant governor J G Little of Perry for superintendent of public instruction Mrs M E Dunham of Burlington for railway commissioner C B Hart of Colon for supreme bench nominee Daniel B Turney of …
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England
London
Sir William Gordon Cumming
Prince of Wales
William
Ohio
Springfield
Sormerisey
John J. Ashenhurst
Canton
W. J. Kirkendall
Jackson
H. L. Plake
Sandusky
Charles A. Reeser
Board of Public Works
T. A. Rodifer
Bellaire
W. F. Brown
Butler
Ieney
Isenc T. Gibson
Salem
Des Moines
LT. Gibson
J. G. Little
Perry
M. E Dunham
Burlington
Hart
Colon
Daniel B. Turney
Eersa Eibdhods
Spon
Christina
People's Party
Oncol
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van Weet Printing CO
Pet's & Props van Wert
P. T. Hannem
Nur Congo River
Buwarck
Sss
Florida Legisle
Mere
A Ene Daviss
Perm
Ambuco
Brazil
Africa
Sm Henry Parnes
Australiana
Australia
Sreaute Rxep
Beravaret
Baccarat
Ict
William Gorom Cumming
Anet
Department of the Interior
Ia ‘Sbout
Lawwanes Island
Behring Sea
Enguimeaux
Alaska
W. A. Martin
Birmingham
Eng
Woodruff
Pices
Maryland
Peter Cader
Copenhagen
Prince George's County
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Marshal
Mia
Prany
Antara
Bradstreet Co
Republic of Hayti
Heouse of Commons
Beror. Prary
Texas
Dayton
Argentine Republic
Sournamrtos
Buenos Ayres
Southampton
Sam Small
Denver
Colorado Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sam
Prince Mibert Edward
Ascot
Juanlters
Thiel
Loxton
William Gordon Cumming
Iblic
Joplin
Lewis ‘Thomas
Buckeye
Chcaco
Man
Woodlands
James Tadgell
Tadgell
Washieton
Bussey
Dixey
Nathan Whitney
City of
Mexico
Penny
Janre
Staten Island
Port Richmond
Rogerq. Mills
John J. Ingalls
J. P. St. John
National Prohibition Party
Farmers’ Alliance
Bconsin Farmers
Inous
State Alliance
Ts Crosse
la Crosse
Wis
Dent
C. M. Butt
Vernon
Illinois
General Assembly
Sturscrimexp
General
Senate
House
Sonos
Mary Harrity
MontTfest
Can
Lake St John
New Brunswick
Bardsley
New Jersey
Cape May
Hammondton
Daniel Cross
International Typographical Union
Marcene Johnson
Fort Worth
L. Freeman
Alan Prescott
Prescott
Toronto News
Printers’ Union
Petroleum Statiatics
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Colorado
Kentucky
Kansas
Edward Spelman
Pronto
Clan-na-Gael
Cronin
New Yor
Lief Ericsson
Pilley Land
Hebring
Iowa
Prerasures
W. H. Reed
W. L. C. Samson
Gilda'e Apes
B. Burnett
Pirrssore
E. M. Milligan
Synod of
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Broken National Bank
Wasameron
United States Bank of Philadelphia
Lacey
Pol
Wh B. Reed
Court of Private Land Claims
Wasursetox
Jone
Joseph RB. Reed
Wilbur F. Stone
Henry ©. Sluss
Thomas C. Fuller
North Carolina
William M. Murray
Tennessee
Matthew G. Reynolds
Missouri
al Megro
Cloe Ouden
Paul, Minn
Jane
Ational Association
Pemimore Thester
Batrmers
Concordia Opera House
Eutaw Street
Lombard Streets
Avaraca
Bakerstretp
Limite Falls
Minn
Ole Nysluem
Federal Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Charles Fosten
Republican Party
Congress
St Louis Republic
Benjamin Harrison
Treasury
Russell Harrison
Windom
Treasury Department
Albany
Benjamin -Harrison
Ami
Gey
Elsina
Smc
Danae
Hnela
Dudley
Eee Reed
State Department
Interior
Ber Harbor
Bergale O Harrison
Ropul
Courier-Journal
Cleve
Boston Globe
City Star
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