Doings of the Day Incurred a Series of Fatal and Notable Events
A fragmented column reports a young woman named John Adking, 20, dying in woods near her father’s home in West Yuguaia after a fire engulfed her path to escape. Other items note a major diamond robbery in Picadily Street London worth $50,000, a deadly collision near Martwlote Indiana, a Columbus Ohio shooting, a freezing death near Denver, a fatal snow incident in Culver, a fatal blow in Bidwell Ohio, a German destroyer burning near Atiistadia, and assorted international dispatches. The page also mentions a dynamite accident in Chicago shaft No. 8, immigrant counts for the year, and Weyler’s recall in Madrid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adking
Yuguaia
Cleveland Stong Company
Fst
John Wagey
Carrollton
Ohio
John French
Chelestfe
James Anton
Tivassurer
National Eclectic Medical
Lubanun
Deeecasel
TiMn
Mwabant Wo Dore
Dore
Jesse Willinama
Methodist Church
Faratyes
Delaware
Northern Ohio Conference
Ohio River
Steubenville
Eric Mitchell
Anning Wilson
Aston Cumberland
Xenia
Wid Bennett
Wilmington
van Lck
Indians face path to self government under council plan
Chief Taparcechner proposes a council of five men from Cherokee Creek and Seminole bands to negotiate with the United States, aiming to preserve tribal self rule. He argues federal power threatens sovereignty and urges a unified approach among the tribes toward a government “of the Indians and for the Indians of the five civilized tribes.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iaporcecher
Creek Council
Taparcechn
United States
Oklahoma
Olklahoma
Pahtueiane
Angle
Great Storm Strikes Atlantic Coast Wreckage and Flooding Reported
A devastating storm swept the Atlantic coast from the West Indies to New Jersey and Long Island. Wreckage blanketed shores, with high tides flooding Battery Park and lower streets in New York. Coney Island and other coast resorts suffered damage, ships were stranded, and multiple quarters faced substantial property losses.
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West Indies
Athantic
New Jersey
Long Island
Niles
New York
Weat
South Streets
British Victory in Amuetara Valley Encounter
General Gazeler led Atternee-Troops in Amuetura Valley as British forces under Sir Wath Lockhart captured Sem naghe Fass and advanced on Arhangu. Sheriff Martin faces trial for the Lattimer shooting amid reports of casualties including Captain Dehnatts and Major Uand ford Flood among the wounded.
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Gazeler
Atternee—Troops
Amuetura Valley
Martin
Lattimer
Wath Lockhart
Gazelee
Dehnatts
Uandford Flood
West Surrey Regiment
Mustura Valley
Wid
Arhangu
Thief Confesses in Cheyenne Registered Mail Robbery
A man named Loughton, a postal clerk, confessed to stealing a $815,000 registered package sent by the National Bank of the Keypublic to the State National Bank at Bare Ment. The loot, valued at $49,000, was recovered, and investigators say the robbery is the largest in the region's registered mail service history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watter
Ro Youghton
Cheyenne
Wyo
Hank
Cinenga
Bare
Ment
Loughton
Cheyenne and
Ogden
Brill
Cuoaha
Cheyer
True Bills Return in Latimer Shooting Case
The grand jury at Wakenbarre Pa returned true bills against Sheriff Martin, his deputy, and others for nineteen murder counts and related felonies connected to the Latimer shooting. Additional true bills allege wounding against the same defendants, suggesting they may be linked in ongoing legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Lattimer
Wakenbarre
Latimer
Woodford Note Deemed Not Defiant by White House Officials
Officials in Washington reviewed Spain's answer to Minister Woodford with Secretary Sherman and Assistant Secretary Atlee. They say the document is not defiant or warlike and hope for a diplomatic solution. Some sources, however, view the tone as stronger, suggesting a possible message to Congress soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodford
McHinley
Washington
Spain
Sherman
Atlee
Teme
Aseerances
Tseaves
Congress
Belgium Beatricia and American Cattle Imports Restrictions
Antwerp reports restraining imports of cattle from North and South America. The Antwerp chamber pushes to remove limits while U.S. wheat barley rye corn and oats import rise. The report notes steel petroleum and tobacco shipments from the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Beatricia
Antwerp
Heigihum
State Department
Washington
Antwerp Chamber of Commerce
United States
Tennessee Centennial Exposition Ends After Six Months
The Tennessee Centennial Exposition closes with bells, whistles, and cannon, drawing thousands to the grounds. Highlights include afternoon concerts at the Woman's Building and Auditorium, speeches by Mon. Brown, G. H. Baskette, Director General Lewis, Mrs Kirkman, and President Thomas, and a sixteen-gun salute for the first sixteen states. Attendance totals reach about 1.75 million since May, despite a 2,000,000 estimate and a yellow fever scare. No casualties occurred. officials praise President Thomas, Director General Lewis, and Herman Justi for their work.
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Fully Brown
G. H. Baskette
Lewis
Airs
Kirkman
Woman’s Board
Thomas
Tennessee
Union
Thomas Offerably
J W Thomas Dar
Avanta
Bureau
Charles W Dabney
Herman Justi
Formn Lg
Yellow Fever Plague Hits Southern States Hard
Southern states Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana face quarantines and drastic commerce disruptions as yellow fever spreads from New Orleans to Memphis. Montgomery reports about fifty cases before health boards announced the outbreak, provoking panic and rail disruptions across the region. The epidemic’s misdiagnosis and rapid spread threaten months of business and cotton season profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Mississippi
Tawaslana
Montgomery
Aln
Board of Health
New Orleans
Memphis
Tenn
Fragmentary 19th century notes mix crimes and curiosities
A stitched-together summary lists a Liberty Missouri farmer charged with drowning his child, a vast Ev shrine visited by pilgrims, a London shooting involving Miss Grm, a Berlin smuggler couple fleeing with 300 marks, a Cincinnati politician shot by a drunk rival, a Keeley Institute manager wounded in Kansas City, a Whitman grave opened for a monument, three miners injured by giant powder near Alberni, and Paris gossip on a Prince Princess de Sagan reconciliation aided by the Compte de Perigord and a royal English figure.
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William Carr
Liberty
Miss Grm
London
Jones
Julius Jagot
Berlin
Germany
Ban
Falward
James
Jacksonville
Ila
Patrick A. Joy
Cincinnai
Louis Trosky
Wiliam N Alton
Kyfasas
Keeley Institute
Kansas City
Kon
G. DB. Riley
Riley
Allen
Marcus Whitman
Whitmanton
Walle Walla
Ash
Whitman Memorial Association
Wmiam Sarreault
J Clark
C. Dickinson
Goylen Eagle
Alberni
Paris
Princess de Sagan
Compte de Perigord
News of Our Ohio Highlights From Ohio Doings and Deaths
A broad roundup reports robberies, accidents, suicides, and fires across Ohio. Notable items include a Dayton victim robbed in Springfield, a Cleveland dentist episode, and a Lake Shore freight accident in Painesville. Other notes cover burglaries, wrecks, hospital deaths, and statewide incidents with varied outcomes.
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Woonth
Ofllo
Bevaln Printing C
Publishers
Yirca
Crimea
Monlay
Stavth Dleawood
Picadily Street
Pouhandle
Min
Martwlote
Ind
Andrew Hinshy
Hlerrs Lepper
Gineer
Brutasl
Eliner Schrock
Bol Ike
Sectine Hand
Fee Brite
Frome Wertey
Nowsbes
Laly Braised
Michael Rae Achei
Bagteseman
Uruised
Columbus
Ide
Ohi
Jats Sith
Vraven In
Volerada
Hay Leen
Denver
Elbert
Cole
Ezard
Laura Hiunter
Hame
Monument
Vern Davis
Bidwell
Gallia County
Jim Patten
Jali
Banks
Whity
Jim
Atiistadia
SIT
OTT
Grand Rapita
Minn
Abnones
T Getmond
Bon
Woo Chek
Bernsen
Tostant Deaty
Maralini Binanco
Madrid
Marstyet
Bianco
Cuba
Weyler
Winge
Boniface d Castellane
Anna Gand
Raton
Indiana
Kenzie Avenue
Ghieare
Bureau of Statutes
Oficia
Madric
Havana
Austria
Ittingarys
Demlock
Reichsrath
Sienna
Khapecunen
Sustran
Kramarer
Asenas
Elnogars
Budapest
Baron Banils
Baron Banils the Profiler, Replying To Here Frienn Wosanth
Austrun
Phimgars
Perdoner
Ausina
Wangner
Chia
W.C. T
Mia
Mott
Leavitt
Reaton
Mise Frances FC
Evanston
Tt Wien
Nrge
Lady Klenry Somerset
England
Venes
Weererers
Mica
Anna Joordon
Mary Saiferson
Dany He Qichee
Drooken
Tiertoin
Phen
Monanan
Joseph Tena Wee
Macread Hong
Monshan
Monahin
Burninghoam
Bethe Barnes
Tessie Thomas Beaneies
Woods
N. C
Waoods
Fargo
M Gaylord
Monarch Elevator Company
Philippine Reha
Hong Bong
Shanghai
Philipmae
Dachcas
Teck Ta Dowd
Duchess of Tekevusi
Quorn Veneteria
Duke of
Wos
Cleveland
Grover, Dr
Sempagha Pass
Respond Plane Company
Boston
Scartie
Merkstroth
Northern Pacific
Northwestern
Peg
Tom
St. Louia
Missouri River
Gulf
Sesson
Chicago
Treaty of Cooper Medical College
Joseph O. Airschfelder
Sancancisco
Longstreet
James Longstreet
Rice Wade Hampton
Henry 8. Pritchett
Mansouri
Coast and Grodetic Survey
Mifflin
W Gibbs
Arkmans
Tamatare
Madagascar
Georgia
Speake Piomnly
Atkinson
Ins
Insb
Chickneas
A. H. Garland
TL Garland
Little Keck
Trent
Garland
Andree
Otto Nordenskjeld
Khaewn
Wallanp
Et Pensé
Norway
Sven Toaseer
Erme
Russia
Japan
Eaid
St Louis
Sbornila
BPAEN
San Francisco
Wiitn
Tie Best
Ehight
Tforald Island
Ntrehbaots Eshange Sass
Oren
Belve
Rosario
Jeanie
Point Barrow
Agatnet Pone
Leadhog Blesele
New Columbia
Col Pope
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
The
Stock Exchange
Laven ‘Rust Company
Durr’s Cafe
Henry George
Jeffersonian Democracy
Greater
Union Square
Berry
Ch. Berry
Missouri
Kansans
Pawnee
Oklo
San Antonio
Texas
Dargal Ridge
W Price
Arthor Ferguson
Laser
St Lytia
Cave
Detroit
Nashville Exposition
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C. W. Butler
Dayton Solddiers
D. R. Jennings
Dentis
Arcada
Cleveland Board of Trade
Canal Dover
Isomer Martin
Fostoria
William Connors
Lake Shore
Painesville
Upton Blufritz
Suicida
Hines
Supreme Court
Orem
Daniel Sullivan
Fira Department
Lisbon
W' J Mays
Tavenna
George Daly
Ohio Southern
Nambridge
Belug
Smuehner Craig
New Huclington
Marquis
Lellefontayne
Frank Firay
Frederick
Norfolk and Western
Portsi
Meath
Delaare
Perry Miller
Fama
Celina
Japiter
Cincinnati Northern
Chris Brosey
Medway
Enon
Chillicothe
George Toops
Sfoger
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