Various Global News Items Dominate Mixed 19th Century Dispatches
A chaotic compilation reports Aston’s income at 27000 daily, Australian grain poisoning plots, rabbit plague control in Lincolnshire, and political finance disclosure rules. It covers a Covington Junius wreck near Augusta, railroad plans from St Petersburg to Archangel, Congo river explorations, New York auction prices, a large Missis sippi fund, and an organ project in Crema. Also noted are Chicago post office lore, a banana train for fruit from Tampa to Chicago, a Newmarket suicide, a Wilmington romance society, and Chicamauga Park survivors’ meeting aims to map battle positions.
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Wilmington
Del
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Woe in the South Desolation Wrought by the Floods
A dispatch from Bayou Sara Louisiana April 25 describes the Dacotah relief steamer delivering aid after a flood across Pointe Coupee Parish. It saved hundreds of lives and property, with widespread devastation. hundreds of families homeless. thousands of cattle drowned. plantations destroyed. a crevasse widened and water inundating vast areas as people and stock were rescued along the river.
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Bayou Sara
Dacotah
Pointe Coupee
Allendale
Teche
Arch- Lafourche
Texas & Pacific
E. B Wheelock
Morganza
Luke
Sevral
Bayou Sars
Grand Bay
Old River
Sara Abe
Batox Rovex
Mitchell
New Texas Landing
Robbed a defaulter and other early 20th century notices
United States Express Messenger Walton Falls was robbed of $8,000 by Aggie Ash tom and Frank Brady after staying at the Ashton house where he divulged the defalcation. The money had been deposited in local banks and is to be recovered. Also noted are whisky case damages sought in Want Larster Missouri, a Utah murder sentence, a levee case ruling, a bank agent’s capture, and the death of William Reynolds at age 110 in Kentucky.
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United States Express
Wailton Falls
Haits
Congressional News Roundup of April Senate Actions
A Washington telegraphic digest reviews Senate actions from April to April 26. Antitrust and Grant statue bills advanced. world’s fair bill passed with naval review clause. measures on army retirements banking proposals and currency reform introduced. Oklahoma territory government and land provisions, meat inspection act, and naval militia training plans noted. House items include memorial tributes, artificial limbs for veterans, and flood relief funding. also arrests and notable corporate sale reports.
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Senate
Washington
General Grant
New York
United States
Mitchell
Ore
Oklahoma
Arizona
South Dakota
Wasuixctos
Wasnixerox
Louisiana
Gladstone, Mich
Wisconsin
Cox
Wasurerton
Wassixeton
Wasumaron
Washmerton
House
Minor News Items For The Week Ending April 26
The Union Pacific reports March net earnings of 28 227 157. Altoona brewer Daniel Reittman shot his wife and killed himself. In Iola Kansas extensive marble quarries were found. Rains boost crops across the Dakotas and Minnesota. In San Francisco stone cutter Michael Lane killed wife, then killed himself. Milwaukee physician Thomas Hatchard charged with murdering over twenty infants. Reading Railroad furnace at Temple, Pennsylvania, restarted after seven years idle. Illinois legislator E Stove dies of heart paralysis in Lanark. Dynamite explosion in Delevan Wisconsin kills proprietor and an unknown man. Five-year-old Ralph Knapp accidentally kills his baby brother in Colorado Springs California. Maid Almera Strelman found dead in Windsor Hotel, St Paul, gas blown. Four men arrested for counterfeiting in Johnstown Pennsylvania. Doran-Wright Company bucket shop in New York suspends payments. branches countrywide. Kansas farmers say heavy rains improved winter wheat prospects. Marion Indiana fire destroys Michael Barnahan’s barn. loss about 8,000 with animals. Paine & Co lumber yard fire at Northern Pacific Junction Minnesota. loss 100,000 with 20,000 insurance. William Arthurs house fire at Belleville Ontario. couple perish. American Axe and Tool Company of Oakland Missouri gains control of gilt-edged tool business. Missouri Pacific stocks flood to market. receipts up 100 percent in Northern Kansas and Nebraska. Lynchings in Sam Augustine Texas after alleged poisoning attempt on Colonel Brooks. Iowa City regents elect Carroll C Wright to succeed brother Thomas Wright. Wright moves to Chicago.
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Union Pacific
Daniel Reittman
Altoona
Iola
Kan
Dakotas
Minnesota
San Francisco
Michael Lane
Thomas Hatchard
Milwaukee
Reading Railroad Company
Temple
E. Stove
Ilinois
Lanark
H. B. Doane
Delevan
Wis
Ralph Knapp
Colorado Springs
Cal
Almera Strelman
Windsor Hotel
St. Paul
Jeremish Wilt
Edward Sniston
John Sipe
John Brishan
Johnstown
Doran-Wright Company
New York
Kansas
Marion
Ind
Michael Barnahan
Paine & Co
Northern Pacific Junction
Minn
William Arthurs
Belleville
Ont
Arthurs
James
American Axe and Tool Company
Oakland
United States
Missouri Pacific
Nebraska
Sim Garrett
Jerry Teel
Sam Augustine
Tex
John H. Brooks
Iowa City
Board of Regents of
the Laws State University
Carroll C Wright
Des Moines
Thomas & Wright
Chicago
A Father's Tragic Crime Reported Across Regions
A farmer Morrison near Sullivan’s terms in Boston pugilists fight, a New Jersey tragedy in Morrisville, a runaway wagon killing two in Lata, and sculling champion Kemp winning by forty lengths. The feed covers multiple incidents with blunt language and scattered dates, reflecting a late 19th century wire service style.
SIGNED THE BILL HARRISON LAW SET FOR WORLDS FAIR DIRECTORS
President Harrison signs the world’s fair bill making it law and directs Blaine to notify state governors to name two commissioners each within thirty days. Cul lom backs the plan as Chauncey Depew and A T Goshorn among those named as possible at large appointees.
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Wasnisorox
Benjamin Harrison
State Department
Cullom
Illinois
New England
New York
Central States
Northwest
South
Pacific States
Chauncey
Blaine
National Commission
Labor Tariff Argues Against Protectionist Policy
A political tract argues that twenty years of protective tariffs hurt workers and families, citing 1860 and 1880 factory employment by gender and age. It claims increased child labor under protection, compares farmer and industrial female labor, and criticizes high duties on worsted goods while wheat prices fall. It calls farmers taxed for tariffs that raise prices on imported goods.
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United States and Territories
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Weat
Dawes
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Renda
United States
Chicago
India
Russia
Turkey
Egypt
Lucifer
Moore
Parmers
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Rio Grande Railway
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George B. Tyes
Blaney
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House Committees On Commerce
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Andrew J. Carroll
Thomas J. Ward
Saur Laxe City
Utah
George W. Hancock
Jones
Provo
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Congressional News
Britishera
Boston
G. H. Hammond
Women's Club
Convention of
Women’s Clubs
Charlotte Emerson Brown
Orange
N. J
May Wright ‘Sewell
Indianapolis
J. C. Croly
Jenny June
May 8
Knoxville
Tenn
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John Dorch
Pittstox
John Mavazo
Gorg Zapolski
Varano
Austria
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Sheridan
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Oregon Democratic
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R. A. Miller
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Gertie Pierce
Ella
Will Hawkins
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Swaney
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Paramatta River
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N. E. Paine
State Insane Hospital
London
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W. A. Rose & Co
Bankside
Labor
Inpranapolis
John Bodenmiller
Labor Signal
Harrison
Kinine
Gainesville
Stree Garvesviile
Shevitch
Sergus Shevitch
Volka-Zeitung
Eumia
America
Hoboken
Carasaugua
Unicorn Silk Manufacturing Company of
John Good
Joseph Lodigiano
Vierna
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Galicia
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Rochess
Rocnesten
John G. Wagner
Osborn
Weaver, Thomas & Kirk
Langslow, Fowler & Co
Shelton
Conn
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Slicer
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