Washington Notes and World News Summary
Washington correspondence reports Biruxas and two assistants ordered to assess medical corps candidates. The D C Supreme Court upheld a government demurrer in United States v Oliver, ousting a justice of the peace who challenged presidential removal. Land claim Tres Alamos No 107 in Arizona Territory urged rejection, spanning 440000 acres. Josefh C Kennedy, noted Washington citizen, slain by John Daly. Kennedy aided during Sumner attack. Treasury says Contract Labor law permits Canadians to work in the U S. Trenton steamer’s steering gear failure delays sea return off Hampton Roads.
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Washington
Sundon
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Surveyor- General
Arizona Territory
Tres Alamos
Charles Sumner
Preston Brooks
Treasury Department
Canada
United States
Trenton
Hampton Roads
Consolidation of Boston milk contractors controls city supply
A leading consolidation unites the major milk contractors in Boston to govern the entire mill supply. Reports detail related business reorganizations, labor tensions, and regional impacts across the Northeast.
Georgia Dry Victory Triggers Statewide Prohibition
Report outlines Rome Georgia election result and the plan for Georgia to join Maine as dry after six months. Other items note a fatal blast on the Carolina railroad near Catawba River, yellow fever cases in Key West, and fatalities from lightning in Alabama. Additional notes cover factory fire losses in Greenville, church bell accident in Bowling Green, and financial distress at J. D. Pest & Co. in New Orleans. Also mentioned are rail deaths near Chattanooga and various appointments and incidents across states.
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Rome
Georgia
Maine
Carolina Railroad
Catawba River
John Bankhead
Opelika
Ala
Harriet Terry
Mount Pleasant
Tenn
Pearce
Greenville
D. C
Bowling Green
Wells
J. D. Pest & Co
New Orleans
Craig
Alice Phillips
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Chattanooga
Joan Husparp
Forrestburg
Bowie
Tex
Louisiana
Earthquake Shocks, Heat Wave Strike Across Regions
The 17th saw a severe earthquake ripple from Malta to Cairo with a death in Egypt and mosque damage while Ismailia and Alexandria reported shocks. Unprecedented heat caused many prostration deaths. six days of 100-degree warmth hit Illinois. A New York storm capsized boats with possible fatalities. Weekend markets showed mixed moves as American securities drifted lower in London and Paris. A Galveston broker firm failed amid speculation losses. Three Chicago union steel workers were fatally burned. Terre Haute car works burned for about 150000 dollars. Paris paper Intransigeant hinted at a Socialist plot to murder the German Emperor during a visit. Marine and river accidents claimed four drowned in New York Bay and Detroit area waters. Hydrophobia claimed a Cleveland man. Pittsburg ironworks burned at five percent loss. Salem factory wage disputes and a Little Rock incorporation rounded out the day.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Hepress
The
Gazette
Highmore
C. T
Minmens
Southwestern
Chicago
Chicago & Alton
Kansas City
Missouri River
Cincinnati
Hayes
Wabash Western Railway
St. Louis
Detroit
Mich
Lake Front
Richard Rowett
Illinois
Washington Park
Youngstown
Pittsburgh & Western
Patriarchal Circle Temple
Supreme Temple
Milwaukee
Ridgely Temple
Bloomington
Occidental Temple
Pioneer Temple
Des Moines
Hunt
National Aid Society
National Life Indemnity Association
Colorado
United States
Swan Land and Cattle Company, Limited
Edinburgh
Swift & Campbell
Alexander H. Swan
Thomas Swan
Cheyenne
Charles E. Anthony
Peoria
Charles A. Wilson
Chatsworth
Ill
Swan Brothers
Tucker Canyon
Golden
Denver
Col
H. C. Malone
Springfield
Tur
Spain
Ruiz Zorilla
Turer
Canada
Halifax
Pope
French Chamber of Deputies
Pranzini
Mme
Regnault
Paris
Guatemala
Barrios
McDoveans, Login & Co
Montreal
Charlevoix
Belgium
Cologne Gazette
Luitpold
Bavaria
Berlin Tagblatt
Russia
Frederick Krupp
Essen
Rhenish
Prussia
Dublin
Matthews
Tuer
Barremmar
Shields
San Francisco
Penzance
Dun
Tan Ameer
Afghanistan
Mushaki
Guazni
St. Lawrence
Boston
Jockey Haris
Brighton Beach
L. L
Union of American-Hebrew Congregations
Pittsburgh
Delaware
Philadelphia
Apviers
Addison
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Addison & North Pennsylvania
Castle Garden
New York
Winthrop Cunningham & Sons
J. M. Adams
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio Railway
C. E. Whitehead
Thomas Durand
Grand Army
Wittmm H. Everson & Co
Scott Dale
Cleveland
Clinton
Black Diamonds Steel Works
Wilson
Albion
Carmis Kine
Jacob Suarp
Broadway
Barrett
Tuere
McGlynn
Archbishop Corrigan
Josefa W. Wullrs
Philadelphia Times
Worcester
Mass
Teemer
Hamm
Lee
P. A. Collings
Cork
Irelas
Ireland
A. B. Hitt
New York Stock Exchange
Louis Bergdoll Company
Twenty-ninth Street
Girard Avenue
New England
Lewiston
Malta
Cairo
Ismaila
Alexandria
Sicily
Cleakine House
London
Berlin
Hauffman & Runge
Galveston
Tex
Union Steel Works
William
Gasteip
Eliza Hancock
Bay Ridge
Miah
Mackman
Christopher Nicolas
Jacob Rohler
Jacob Bachman
Howard L. Pesos
Hammond & Son
Salem
New York Mining and Smelting Company
Capital
Little Rock
Ark
Thomp
Treasury Department
Washington
Ayr Riverside
Curiaco
Mercury
Haymarket
Pitrspurau
Law and Order Society
Kalamazoo
Kansas State News: Summer Crops and Local Incidents
A Kansas State News summary reports crop prospects from the State Board of Agriculture for June 30, detailing winter and spring wheat planted area, corn acreage, and other crops with condition notes. It covers the Washington M E Church pew purchase certificate bearing Grant and Chase signatures, a Supreme Court ruling on a Willie Baldwin murder case, land disputes near Macksville, a Topeka pension case, and various Kansas pension grants, along with a Western Kansas county seat voting decision and a Leavenworth farm clash.
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State Board of Agriculture
The
State Historical Society
Washington, D. C
M. E
H. M. Northrup
Wyandotte
Washington M. E
National Capital
Grant
Salmon P. Chase
Kansas
Washington
M. E. Church
Supreme Court
Willie Baldwin
Atchison
United States
Clark
W. M. Weaver
Macksville
Government Land
Weaver
United States District Court
Topeka
Frank Deere
Deere
Sedan
United States Grand Jury
Glick
Kearney
Prouty
Jacob Geiser
Leavenworth
Jim
Roy Nance
Willis G. Forney
Butler County
Nance
Valentine
Nebraska
Christopher M. Huff
Blaine
Samuel McDavitt
Wichita
James Kirby
Haysville
Robert P. Sharp
Glen Elder
Allen K. Hays
James N. Buckley
Lincolnville
Isaac M. Miller
Manhattan
Sarah J. Jones
Leby
Robert
Elizabeth Arnold Duncan
Fort Scott
Pharrabee Lay
Malvern
Fannie Thayer
Clifford
George Rownig
Lewis H. Allison
Lawrence
Hiram A. Wisner
Plainville
James Bliss
Jola
Martin Whelan
George Mackenheim
Green B. Traye
Ludell
Winston Pierson
Derry
David B. Mercer
Goffs
Peter McGill
Asa L. Morris
Monmouth
William G. Mullin
Atwood
Joseph Cater
Waterloo
John Q Clark
Ellis
Edwin Bartleson
Clinton Lefevre
Charles W. Munn
Coffeyville
Thomas Oliver
Emporia
Thomas B. Asher
Brown’ Grove
John 8. Dehart
Belpre
William Padon
Henry Niemohler
Stitt
William Atwater
Oakwood
Prof. Wiley
Agricultural Bureau
Wiley
Europe
Congress
Sumner County
Eastern storm devastates New York harbor and coast
A severe July storm swept New York and nearby areas. Trees uprooted in Central Park and along the river. Telegraph and telephone wires down. several vessels were damaged or sank. multiple homes lost roofs. rescue efforts saved passengers from boats near Clifton and Staten Island. two yachts capsized with fatalities reported.
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New York
Central Park
Thery
Mixenne
Cyrus Edson
The
Health Board
Clifton
Staten Island
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Manhattan Beach
Castle Garden
J. G. Emmons
Rockaway
Hazel Kirke
Fort Hamilton
Minnie Irving
Thomas
Porto Rico
Asbury Park
N. J
Phillipsburg
Easton
Jersey City
Newark & New York
Arlington Avenue
Tough
Seven Firemen Injured As Fire Raids New York Warehouse
Fire discovered about three this morning at the Metropolitan storage warehouse on Thirty street spread rapidly through five stories. Three alarms sent, nearby engines called. Hotel Normandie guests evacuated safely as sparks caused a brief fire on the hotel roof. An explosion in the warehouse injured several firemen, five conveyed to hospitals, including Captain Vitter and four men. Property loss estimated at about half a million dollars.
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New York
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse
Thirty Street
Broadway
Sixth Avenue
Hotel Normandie
Howeve
Vitter
John Conroy
John Douglas No
Cc Sylon Erdabecke
Salona
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Robinson
Perth Amboy
Uengves Cox