Storms in the East and Surging Atlantic Tragedy At Sea
Massive storm events lash Massachusetts Bay and New York Harbor. Captain James of Hull and a crew of twelve heroically rescue twenty eight people from wrecked vessels after a dozen coal barges vanish. The disaster reports cross the coast as communications fail and ships go down near New York, Hull, and Boston with many lives saved at great peril.
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New York Harbor
Atlantic
New York
Una
New Ryland
Western Union Telegraph Company
Mibadelphia
Associated
P'ress
Washington
Phaindulphin
Galtineresnel
Waslilassoon
Baffalu
Cleveland
Pittaluirg
Hatteras
Wertheel
Serena
Wislon
Suge Mediatation
Peuliig
Philadelphia
Associated Press Wenat Quarantine
Ae Toltows
Moston
Staten Telasd
Massachusetts Bay
Tatas
Crite
Hull
Huth
Janes Amd
Stony
Tench
Willie
Staght
Hertha B. Walther
Baden
Janine
Bf 1
Atlaneo
James Asherwee
Flv
Thas Ieee
Perilat
Tts
James
B. C. Higginson
Fales
Hillshor
N. J
Newbourg
Hickinson
Damon
Mattie
Boston
Port Shain
Shi Strick
Ur. Pittab
Alice
Handshlps
Resco
Capt
Joshua James
Eben T- Dope
Osceola Jones
jGourne Pope
Eugen Mitchell
George Augista
Slonzo J. Mitchell
John 1
Aived Yosent
Louis Gillano
Jank James
Wo. B. Mitchell
Bostos
Avelon
Heltieh
St. John
N. B
Clairles Higckfort
John Cacolla
Thomas Tod
Liverton
Schormer Bertha T. Walker
Pall Riser
Westgate
Thisrivumee Gerieuie Abbott
Foreign Advices Anglo American Affairs and Irish incident
Reports from Parliament on the Amer ican fisheries correspondence and a potential new commission. A coercion act summons to South Galway member David Sheep sparked privilege questions. Disciplinary debates followed as Balfour and Harcourt criticized the constable’s actions. France section notes praise for General Boulanger and tensions over the Patriotic League amid arrests. USA election aftermath includes Teemer versus O Connor dispute and wagering confusion over the outcome. officials seek to resolve claims.
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Tospex
House of Commons
E. T. Gourley
James Ferguson
Stith
Industian
Washington
David Sheep
South Galway
Ireland
Bite
Balfour
Wmn. Harcourt
Collision On A Curve Between Rail Trains Kills Two
A fatal Denver Rio Grande collision occurred fifteen miles north of Colorado Springs. The Salt Lake express rear-ended a Palmer Lake bound train, telescoping cars, killing two men and injuring several others. Engineers escaped as engines and cars burned. one Rio Grande car stove in. Names listed include W. Tea Seer and Harry Tek Taian. Mexico death noted as Henry Lavendes, who shot himself after marrying a 92 year old in Wellsville.
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Dexven
Cole
Colorado Springs
Rock Island
Denver
Salt Lake
Rio Grande
Rio Grate
Bert Istorii
Che Ihe Grande
Aeparthy ' Om
Restless Indians Seek Meeting With New Great Father
A Sioux delegation led by Sitting Bull traveled to the East seeking permission to visit Indianapolis and meet the incoming President-Elect Harrison before his inauguration. They were refused and returned, planning an early council to decide further steps. The chiefs show restlessness at the agency and a desire to travel and see eastern cities, heightening tension among younger Sioux.
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Stanpese Rock
Sitting Bull
Indianapolis
Harrison
Sitting
John Cross
Cleveland
White House
Alluin
Railroad rate talk and swift Missouri river fare cuts
The conference with Jay Gould and other railroad magnates spurs rumors of rate reforms affecting the Santa Fe Missouri Pacific and other systems. Chicago Milwaukee St Paul cuts are noted and Missouri River routes see fare reductions from 12.75 to 6 percent with several lines expected to follow.
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Ion
Jay Gould
Santa Fe
Missouriacife
Mr. Midgrey
Thas I
Cmicaco, Nord
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
St. Paul
Minneadolis
Missouri
Council Blatt
Coos
Ommaks
Ner
Beecham
Lawrence Items Chronicle Local Deaths and Events
The column records a funeral for Juke Motes in Douglas County and notes earlier public figures and a parade. It mentions Dr Murner down main street, a large crowd, and a violent incident involving a powder keg at a store. Several local names and dates are cited, with funeral rites and community reactions described in terse fashion.
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Lawrence
Fhuseste Hepublican Fryemd
Murner
Drom Corps
Doulas Posty
Joer Rocn
Fen Tive Faye Pee
Bose
Windel
Hey
Marvit
API
New Arcade Dry Goods Promises Honest Ads in Wichita
A Wichita public notice condemns deceptive advertising by merchants who overstate stock and prices. It urges readers to favor truthful ads and criticizes claims like 1000 dozen items when only a fraction exist and 2.00 corsets sold for 1.00. The New Arcade Dry Goods Co pledges plain figures and one price for all.
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Wichita
NEW Arcade
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Atlantic Seaboard
Ortice
Wartttta
Kun
Iran
Antlo
Fuga L. Juuxeux
Olwexver
van Deracrnst
Washstros
B.C. Nor. S
Santa
Kansas
Sore Are
Mass
Edward Norton
Hoston
Pit IV Polad
Mlet
Wessel
Ife
Danviais Mate
Marrison
Geveral
Turkieon Mt Toa
Sanater Sewell
Wiswiki
Solier
Topeka
Fermer Riliensgat
Lidnapalia
Tventrat
Risou
Nein
United Suites
Dartge Walter
Greta Nsriend
Gerald Harrison
West Virginia
Chuaruesdos
V. Ve
Si Agen Hoo
Supreme Court of Appeals
Woonty Court
Amlerins
Congress
Wight
Walser Roi
Uroga
Rhode Felund Svettue
Tigie Garland
Wie Interactive Delutantes
Norte
Mavis
Haver
Sharp
Mularte Geriamil
Rea Dekrect
France
Parr
M. Dercalde
Patriotic, League
Boulanger
Toulinger
Fulois
Patriotic League
Lemardelais
Vive Boulanger
Asollios
Edasteo
M. Ferry
Tonquin
Fesioce
Daulatger
Acivons
Boban
Patti
O'Connor
Dregard bin
Huttlip
Teemer
Duil Peemner
O'Connor Hye
Siales
Vollmer
Sullivan
Elder
Sint
Sullivbins
Campbell Carrington
Bis
Berie
Rock Island and
Mexico
Henry Lavendes
Wellsville
Scott
Lexsatoy
Senator Blackburn
J. Stoddard Johnson
Basil W. Dake
James F. Robinson
Blackburn
Courier-Journal
General Robinson
General Blackburn
J. 0. Moore
Judi Rucker
Moore
Courier Journal
Judge Rucker
Rucker
Hye
Furvexts
Kan
L. D. Mills
Harvey
Lafon
Tame
Horenissos
Jalian
Mitten
Garden City
United States Land Officers
United States Pension
Fuir
Tennessee
Wuenrsatos
Taylor
Evans
Bates
Secretary of State
Rhea
Meigs
Amenitud Veturus
Ruea County
Meics County
Hates
Ryinspey
Willer
Lukrely
Tennessee Regulators
Chattasoo
Tana
Thiv City
Ln Smiths
Jackson
Clay
Cartheage
Smith County
Tompkins— Ville
Calland
Hicksully
Gladding
Gould
Tila
Jay
S Jacobs Oij
Che
Fee
Napcaiems
Charles A Vogeler Co, Galtionars Ma
East Oak
Pitas
Live Oak California
Gem
Livingston
East Oak Street
Smti
Ark
Wing
George Starr
Tle
Jesse Shodrom
Booth
Starr
Worth
Paris
Dr. Bull
Salvation Oil
Means
Cryeiswati
Burnett
Garland
Thenuiement
Agather Whlud Means
Fortune
Metropolitan National Bank
Mr. Means
New England
Mollieu
Bald Knobbers
Jerremos Orry
Cor
Jon Mathews
Ozark
Wan
Walker
Bald Knobber
Gale
Co. E. Lewis & Co’s
Boot Shoe and Rubber House
North Main St
BS Oatcheo
Idelsow
Sinal
C. HE. Lewis & Co
Main Street
Hussaxn
Fura
Lesrueb
Parmer
Cormeen
Eneiers
Amy City
Mall
Cintors
Sual Wild
Addorate Vie Wremita Exnea
Wichita, Kan
Skeers
Marcerns
Deepney
Mre Wal Publine & Yanko
the “Arcade” Dry Goods Company
W. J. Wilson
North Main Street
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