28 Sep 1894
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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1894
Page
1
A dense, OCR noisy fragment covers U S demography and farming yields, including grain production estimates for 186? and references to public figures, court cases, and social trends. It mixes satire about advertising, divorce law, and international events with mentions of crops, weather, and notable personalities, all in a period newspaper voice.
A garbled reprint from Washington covers wheat and corn yields, fires at Stumpp & Co, and sensational Inauguration notes. It notes shortages, cholera fears, and various political races and appointments, with scattered mentions of crimes and local events.
Dispatches from Sept reveal heavy fighting as Japanese and Chinese forces clash at Yalu Bay. Reports cite sunk Japanese vessels, Chinese claims of victory, and confusion over damage to ships including the Chin Yuen. Marshal Yamagata leads 45000 troops toward Moukden, while navals at Ping Wang recover losses as both sides suffer.
The New York state Republican convention opened with Lemuel Quigg as temporary chair and remarks by Sereno E Blayne. Delegates debated platform planks on trusts and labor, with Morton, Fassett, and Russell nominated for governor. A roll call caused confusion as results showed Morton leading but final totals were unclear.
Dun and Co reports weekly trade review shows some encouragement but overall volume remains below season expectations. Iron and textile sectors show weak demand and subdued prices, with mills operating on reduced output as stocks and orders fall.
Boston garment workers walk off Thursday morning after a meet of the Pinshlug Trades council. About 2000 men and women refuse to work, demanding abolition of dampings and seating, shorter hours, higher wages, and a new agreement. Contractors face large orders and a halt in production as union pressure grows.
A violent incident at a high school tournament end in a stabbing after a dispute between two girls. The fight escalated when one pulled a knife. The injured student received aid and was transported to a hospital. authorities opened an investigation into the stabbing and the events leading up to it.
A devastating Friday night cyclone swept Minussoly and Jonas and damaged or destroyed towns across Iowa and Minnesota. At least seventy killed with many more injured, and communities including Cylinder, Bort, Forest City, Manly Junction, Leroy, Spring Valley, Lodge Court, Lowther, and Algona reported severe damage. The storm damaged homes, blew down buildings, and sent debris and families fleeing as the funnel cloud moved northward, with hundreds affected and multiple funerals planned.
A devastating blaze broke out at 4 30 pm Sunday in a famed elevator company dock, lasting three hours and wiping out about 1 590 000 dollars in property. Water access was limited, hindering containment as flames spread to nearby warehouses and locomotives. Three men were reported missing, and freight yards were cleared as investigators tally losses across the Port and Navigation parts.
A lengthy local report describes three men found dead in a Stroudock area residence and outlines the evolving investigation led by Judge Therston. The piece notes prior illnesses, wartime service, and ties to regional industries and families as it traces the circumstances and suspects.
The Royal Baking Powder receives the highest honor for art of its class at Centennial Paris Vienna and other exhibitions. Tests by the Department of Washington found Royal superior in leavening strength and quality of food, 20 percent stronger than nearest competitor and 44 percent above average. The article extols long trusted quality and cites testimonials and widespread recognition.
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