Destructive Cyclone Bashed Georgia to Mississippi
A severe cyclone swept Georgia North Carolina and Mississippi last Sunday causing immense loss of life and property. In Americus Georgia twenty five people were killed and over two hundred injured as winds up to a mile wide wrecked farms and mills. Wesson Mississippi Beauregard and nearby areas reported heavy damage with relief efforts under way and widespread debris removal. New Orleans reports eighty three dead and about 260 wounded with unprecedented property loss.
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Georgia
North Carolina
Mississippi
Americus
Agale
Sameler County
Here
Woodruff
Wesson
Miss
Beauregard
L. O. Bredwell
New Orleans
Warren Pa Miscellaneous Business Cards Directory
A compact list of professionals in Warren Pennsylvania including attorneys at law doctors dentists and merchants with offices noted on Liberty Street Spring Street Front Street and near Carver House and Post Office. Names include Olmer Dale Freeman Guthrie Byles Wilbur Schnur Danforth Leonard and others with varied legal medical and commercial services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Neill
Attorney At Law
Warren, Pa
Fisher Block
Carver House
ORR & Dunkle, ‘Attorneys At Law
Scofield Block
Upstarrs
N. M. Ore
Olmer
Dale & Freeman
Scofield
Liberty Street
Warren
J. I. Osan
W. Daz
LL. A. Freeman
P. ¥. Murray
Merck & Co
C. A. Hoffman
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
Brown & Stone
First National Bank
E. Brown
C. W Stone
F.polney
Irvington
Dinshoor & Cable
Attorneya At Law
Water Street
Scofield’s Block
Dinsmoor
Ball & Thompson
Omhes
Beatty Block
DL Ball
E. D Preston
Third
Liberty Streets
Bell's
High Street
Wilbur & Schnur
Front Street
Postoffice
W. Wilbue
The Laboring Man
A Patriot editorial argues against scorning labor and defends the dignity of workers. It condemns social contempt for the “horny handed” and emphasizes the laboring man’s unceasing struggle and rightful claim to courtesy and respect.
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Bharrinburg
Hood
L F Watsons Lumber Log Of Thompson Eddy Raft Run
Island April 28 1883 To the Editor of the Ledger recounts a raft trip from Thompson’s Eddy with pilot H Morrison. They started April 16 reached White’s Eddy after 19 hours 40 minutes covering 188 miles. Notes on Ice marks, landing attempts, and raft handling. Also mentions Philadelphia water from Lake Erie as a future necessity and a nationwide snow storm on Monday.
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White's Eddy
Eddy
Emlenton
Morrison
Barton’s Bend
Snubbere
Kittanning
White's
Island Eddy
Tor, M
Thompson
Island
Men of the Hour and the Dynamite Plot in New York
The London police court confession of Lynch spotlights the dynamite conspiracy linked to Irish radicals. It cites Lynch’s claims of a New York society armed to free Ireland by force, with members sworn to officers and coded by numbers. Rossa denies ties. Lynch’s tale unsettles suspects. reform is urged to avoid prosecutions and further harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
London
New York
Ireland
County Cork
England
Phenix Society
Fenian Organization
United Irishman
Dyneth
Rossa
Providence
Union Odd Fellow
Second Street
the Bowery
The
Emerald
Jretano
Carey
Burke
Cavendish
Brooklyn
Irish Invincibles
Ile
National Capital Notes on Ledger Trial and Washington Doings
Regular Ledger dispatch from Washington April 20 1883 surveys the Star-route trial outlook with prosecution hopeful of conviction and defense optimistic of acquittal. It details suits by Brady and Dorsey, cabinet absences, the Riley dispute, wheat estimates, and a Grand Conkling street procession to the Patent Office featuring the senator and aides.
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Ledger
Brady
Dorsey
New York Times
Zemes
Lilley
Peter Collier
Agricultural Department
Riley
Collier
le Duc
Academy of Science
White
Cornell University
Department of Agriculture
Prof
Washington
Loring
Agricultural Bureau
Minnesota
Heaven
Bureau of Agriculture
Chandler
Navy
Lincoln
War Department
Brewster
Philadelphia
Folger
Seneca
Falls N.Y
Florida
Princeton Glee Club
White House
Allen Arthur
Staynesworth
Arthur
Conkling
Patent Office
Roscoe Conkling
Citizen Conkling
Puono
Eighteen Nihilists Convicted in St. Pereranure Trial
The April trial ended with all eighteen nihilists convicted. Six men face death, two life sentences, and the rest 15 to 20 years. Capital cases include Bognovitch, Zlotopolsky, Gratchefsky, Telsloff, Kimenas, and Boutsevitc. Life terms go to Stevanovitch and Smirnitskeya.
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Telsloff
Alexandrofsky
Kimenas
Gratchefsky
Boutsevitc
Stevanovitch
Kieff
Tehigrin
Smirnitskeya
Indian Spirit Affects Mile Strip Dispute
William Jennison, once influential among Indians, spoke through Mrs. Ralph Evans to urge whites to preserve peaceful possession of the mile strip. The Cattaraugus reservation natives, many believers in spiritualism, announce plans to drop their lawsuit, sparking Indian excitement and tension amid the dispute. Also, Rev. Lorimer of Chicago is accused by the Albany Argus of plagiarizing a Young Men's Christian Association address from Dr Up son.
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Bunny
William Jennison
Ralph Evans
William Jaemison
Mile Strip
Lie
Cattaraugus Reservation
D Buffalo Couror
Lorimer
Chicago
Parker
London
Albany Argus
Upson
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Denxxe
Prunkey
Fice
Oamer, Dale & Freeman
N. M. Orr
Torney-At-Law
Clarendon, Pa
Waxelbaum Block
William Swanson
Johnson's
Bulding
Atte
H. E. Brow
CABLE
George H. Leonhart
Gus Mule
Flrst National Bank
J.D. Danforth
Variety Hall
C. Thompson
Reverdy B. Stewart
Hickory
Richard B. Stewart
A. J. Davis
Corpel
Secrnt
Ichnne
WM. A. Greaves
Hall
Brek
Episcopal Church
Decuasd
L. F. Watson
Lumber
Lake Erie
Great Northern
Phil. Times
Denver
Pittsburg
Altoona
J. H. Mircuert & Co
MEN OF the Hour
U. S. Treasury
Gilfillan
Anthony
Rhode Island
the Dynamite Apostle
Wasarseros, D. C
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