Fires Crashes and Trials Dominate Week in Mayne Co
A week’s summary recounts a deadly fire at Rack nera’ Orphans’ Home killing sixteen children and injuring others, a hunting accident near Ohio Pyle with multiple fatalities, a court case in the Southern District of Georgia involving Ahvlde Locke and a governor’s stance on Indiana laws, plus a fatal shooting in Gallipotia following a family dispute. The report notes no Indiana extra legislative session and a dramatic St Petersburg dispatch about the Czar’s reaction to a park incident.
Delaware Senatorship Nomination and Crews in Disarray
The article reports a chaotic scene around Kenny's nomination on the twenty sixth ballot, with Democratic Party figures and Bayport leaders reacting as Brym visits Delaware. It also recalls a gang hijacking disruption en route to Oklahoma, a murderer's past linked to George Saylor, and a Philadelphia lineman killed by an electrical shock after glove removal.
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Delaware
Kenny
Kenny i
Abe
Imeney
Dem Crane National Connailles
Bayport Piven
Brym
Delawide
Moersourt
Oklahoma
Wate Union
A City of Dead and Dying In Lombay Plague Crisis
A devastated Lombay city faces mass death from plague. Population collapses, courts deserted, doctors emigrating, clerks fleeing to suburbs, and cemeteries overflowing. About 14,000 deaths reported with water shortage and fear of further contagion spreading to surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nella
Hove
Lombay
Docha
Notve Do Tors
Craca
Rodher
Migente
FaminI threat ens millions in famine districts
A garbled report outlines famine threats in India with districts containing tens of millions at risk. It notes March deadlines and possible further suffering across districts with populations from about 41 to 87 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Serge Hamilton
Lins Kent
Tadha
Heanya
Ind Bengal
Ishalasat
Tha
PravPres
Newsy row of fragile tales from a city paper
The page recounts a troubled boy raised to a life of papers on Ashland and Opden avenues in Chicago while a court case ties a fortune to Mrs Camp and Charlie. It merges with a Spokane death, school water crisis, a fatal Giant Powder blast in War. Cole, John Glover, Harry Glover, and others die in accidents, and Charles Taylor pleads for murder. A Kansas judge candidate dies from poison.
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Charles Csupp
Dasmvold
Sun
Mardhigen
Ashdapd
Opden Avenues
Bright Cove
Preyerty de Vile
Sao
Spekane
Wash
de Las
Mra
Charlie
Willie Adinima
Camp
Madixon Street
Ashland Avenue
Eripyde
Isso
Spokane
Bia
Willie Adama
Spokane West Mouth
Powitt
Adit
War
Cole
John Wo Glover
Harry Glover
Contractore
T A Agirma
John Wo Schreiver
Comptroller A c k e l s A c t s to Speed Bank Claims
Comptroller and bank receivers met in Chicago to accelerate payment to creditors of a defunct bank. He approved a 50 percent dividend and arranged checks to be issued within thirty days after the bank’s failure, directing rapid distribution to Missouri Agricultural College creditors and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackels Goce
Chicarco
Claima Gond Sortiune
Missouri Agricultural College
Fkckels
Ch Caza
Keke
Chicane
McKeon
National Bank of Illinow
Directory Chamber
Washington
Mitel Asx
Bekela
National Bank of Thitow
Woahimgtor
Agricultural College
Francw
Minspori
J By. Domginasa
Governor Adams visits Leadville to seek strike end
Gov Adams arrives in Leadville to consult Maj Gen Brooks on mediating the strike. The seven month block has cost Colorado nearly a quarter of a million dollars for a state military presence as Adjutant General Moser orders uniforms for Leadville troops. Withdrawal of nonresident militiamen is anticipated.
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Adjt
Moser
Columbus Clothing
Leadville
Treapa
Arbitration treaty seen as peacemaking power alliance
Valparaiso newspaper comments on the General Arbitration Treaty between the United States and Britain, praising it as a solid act by two great powers for peace between Europe and America. It lauds President Cleveland and Secretary Olney, and Lord Salisbury for their roles in shaping the accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiersldo
Valparaiso
Baghintanya
Europ
America
View
Mentos
Presthert Clegeland
Olney
Lord Salisbury
Bank Failures Sweep Several Cities Across Nations
Nova Scotia Bank Falla and Seattle Savings Bank close after government orders. Depositors face no loss as funds transfer to safer institutions. A Pittsburgh accident injures five and dozens suffer minor injuries on Penn Avenue. Rumor of Senator Sherman becoming Secretary of State fuels political chatter. Missing mine owner Osveer George 8. Tammand feared foul play in New Mexico mining district.
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Nova Scot Ia Bank
Falla
Dominion Savings Bank of
Yarmouth
N. S
Post Office Savings Bank
Miasine
George 8
Tammand
Snodunn
New Misieo
Chicago
Corn Stalks to Feed Cattle and Ship Padding
Wilton Crimp of Philadelphia, a ship builder, touts a method to convert cornstalks into cattle fodder and ship padding. The process splits the stalk, grinds the pith for food, and uses the outer shell to make cutter-dam. A Rockford, Illinois factory is planned to supply fodder and padding for warships and cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Cramp
Sodwin S. Crimp
Philadelphia
Crimp
Ita
Cramp
Rockford
Good Year on Change Battecond Bears Claim Nusins
At the thirtieth annual meeting of the Chicago Board of Trade a summary reported failures and reverses among rivals. President William T. Haker criticized Western Union Telegraph for market access. Mr Bunker urged national bank notes and updated demand notes. Directors noted year expenditures of 273,627.05 with receipts of 201,159.11 and current membership at 180. 1890 clearances totaled 61,014,000.03.
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Battecond Bears
Chicago Board of Trada
William T. Haker
Western Toton Telegraph Company
Bunker
Wnd
National Bank
Gould
Explosion at Shamokin factory kills four in blast
Report describes a deadly explosion at the Columba Dymite Company plant in Shamokin Pennsylvania. Four people died two men and two women while one man was injured. The blast destroyed the building and damaged nearby structures as far as a mile away. Nearby towns reported shattered windows and school panic but no additional injuries.
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Columba Dynamite Company
Pennsylvania ‘Lorpedy Company
Hmited
Shamokin
Lit.burg
Eeonoms
Cornopolis
Midwestern and Great Lakes Commodity Price Rundown
A dense listing of grain and livestock prices across markets in Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Milwaukee, Buffalo, Toledo, and New York. Cattle, hogs, sheep, wheat, corn, oats, rye, butter, eggs, and potatoes show varied quotes by grade and city, with prices per bushel, hundredweight, or pound. Major entries include No. 2 white oats, No. 2 red wheat, and butter creamery quotes, reflecting regional trading activity.
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Indianapollo
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
National Solons Debate on Senate Proceedings and Plundered Proceedings
The article outlines detailed Senate and House actions with dramatic exchanges on charges against McGuire, Hearst, and Johnson. It covers executive sessions, cabinet nominations, land settlement bills, the inland beams, and controversial tax and subsidy debates. It notes pensions for widows of Gen. Smith and Gen. Nicol, and a proposed $100,000 annual subsidy for the Pacific Cable Company linked to Scrymser and Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gah
San Francisco
New York
Sras
McGuire Cal
Maguire
Johnson
Hearst
Tomson
Ryracawa
Cooper
Wisconsin
Hoernet
Rory
Mogure
Ile
Senate
Tomestead
John Gibbon
Glen W A Nichola
Tan
Green Clay Smith
Trenry
Pacific Cable Companys
Jamen Scrymser
J Pierpont Morgan
Notes of Current Events Lead to Honors and Launch
Adellna Patt seeks the Legion of Honor decoration. The third and last theater built for the United States at the Columbiag ftoff Works was successfully launched. A lertial coat will be $07,508. She is 160 feet long and sixteen feet broad. Feederitk A Gregory, private secretary to Joby Mudd of the Lift Louse, Buffalo, and chief clerk, vanished with many bad checks, taking money from the employer. Dr Calot presented before the Academy of Medicine a paper on ten months spine straightening to treat brochbarks hyp preasure, noting a decade of experiments renewed.
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Adellna Patt
United States
Columbiag Ftoff
Feederitk A Gregory
Joby Mudd
Louse
Buffalo
Calot
Academy of Medicine
Buckeye Brisflets A snapshot of Ohio turmoil and fires
An interesting summary of dolage and crimes across Ohio reports a barn fire below Manere destroying tobacco crops and grain. It notes a telegraph office fire, a suicide attempt in Cirteville, severe burns to a worker in Pomeroy, and arrests for whisky violations in Bellefontaine. It lists local officials, accidents, aid offers, and political notes from Warren to Springfield, with various arrests, fires, and public notices throughout the state.
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Ohio
Charion Jones
McKinley
Wiliam J. Bryan
John M. Polmet
Mimes Patterson
Manere
Barrick
Perry
Will E. Pickens
Cirteville
Chriss Wells
Buckeye Firiaéest
Slason City
David E. Roa
Dragemt
Grocar
Bellefontaine
Joseph Marvin
Warren
Tle
Daniel A Gibbs
Spongfield
Jane Brice
Slg
Ellen Surdte
Chelovne
Steve Mid
Daugher
P W Wigginton
Reye Baker-Bonner
St. Mary's Catholic Church of
Urbana
Board of Education
Momer Parochil
Castlewell
Cleveland & Marietta
Marshal Safford
Gallipolis
Brosser
Iron Carethage
Chagrin Fairs Manufacuring Company
Ferrostert Company
Jarko Stove Aml Farze
Matt Dickinson
Bellvfontaine
Ironton
Board of
Heatth
Henry Wirhm
County Infirmary
Portsmouth
Dudley Dacham
Adent
the State University
Columbus
Br JM
Doniam
Europe
Sydney Strong
Walnut Halls
Clay Township
Tortamouth
Pertemouth
Leo Botemer
Canton
J. ¢. Ecliott
Treaseurer
James Gilmore
Bater
Springfeld
Husimel
E. C. Cofin
McUmbent
Ltta
Jielaware
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Woonth R Ofio
Merald Frintino Co
Ahvlde Locke
Boniterk States Court
Santhern Destretof
Has
Ronthers
Gaayernoier Fon
Ubau Tsitt
Joeke
Wes Guen
Pittsburgh
Adolph Ant Monty Agee
Ohio Pyle
Adolph
Ygan Bart
Hote Air
Gallipotia
Armen
Ayler
Harry
Norn
Indiana
Mount
Bertin
Lokal Anzeiger
Udiaypateh
Tom
St Petersburg
Cras
Phemar
Og Garduner
Volk Fig
Tsare Broesele
Alus
Thor
Joel X
Charles Hemoth
Philadelphia Electrical Bureau
Supreme Court of the United States
Windfall
Ind
Winesor Austin
William Spence
Tevevitle
Ubto
Ste Dragerd
Famini
Lake Michigan
Aimee
Denbtiegs
Charles Taylor
Pronktor
Jay
Nellio Stephen
Bexington
Takea
Toho TD Coneh
Kansas Court of Appeals
Xen
Dr Cogehe
Affairs OF National
Bank OF Illinois
Gov. Adams
Ulpodolds
Pall Mall Clazette
London
Madrid
Presiling
Cuba
Jane Angulls
Elavana
Ardmore
S. Mo Talbert
Cane
Amfor
Franc
Toa
Walt Brownaugh
Henry
Jefferson City
Senatora
Representateeen
Ciovernor
Isatoric
Lurad
Tire
General Wayne Hotel
Narberth
Gen. Washington 9 Troop
Sherman
Nest-York Mail and Express Openia
John Sherman
Itttsburg
Penn Avenue
Consolidated Traction Company
Seattle
Hank
Seattle Savings Bank
Heson
Tombasen Pall Tudiamapelin
Lanna
E K. A. Stannard
Mossonari
West
Whdesville
Philetelpha Meading Coal and Iron Company
Pottsville
Cope Durable
War Department
Congresa
Mnarry Ferguson
P Hoop
Colorado Springs
Colo
Biamleet
Momne
Willan
Pacife
Saul Nave Viet
Chuenge
Kanaan
Swift
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