Flood Devastates Bald Eagle Valley. Coburn Struck Hard
Bellefonte and Bald Eagle Valley endure historic flooding with up to thirty feet in Coburn and widespread ruin across seventy miles from Coburn to Lock Haven. Towns like Millsbury lose bridges and homes. $500,000 plus damages in valley. No lives lost. coroner reviews Johnstown disaster. extra legislative aid discussed.
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Simon Phoust
Cameron County
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National Bank
Epidemic fears rise after Johnstown flood
Reports from Johnstown Pennsylvania describe the spread of diphtheria and typhoid threats amid flood debris. Health officials warn of imminent sickness, while authorities urge drastic measures including burning debris to combat contagion.
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National League Scores and American Association Results
National League reports Philadelphia 14 Washington 0 and New York 4 at Bolin, with American Association Philadelphia Athletics 9 Louisville 7. Western Association scores include St Paul 16, Joe 11 and Anapolis 6, Bronx City 7. Saturday games list Omaha at St Paul, Denver at Minneapolis, Sioux City at Milwaukee, St Joseph at Des Moines, New York at Indianap, Wilts at age, Pittsbu at Cleveland. Washington at Philadelphia and other city pairings noted. Insurance news from San Francisco cites total losses of 7,000,000 with 2,280,000 insured, including 1,904,000 in Sangran Six and 450,000 in four others, plus 150,000 in small outside firms. Washington action reports life imprisonment for murderer Henry W. Miller in Indian Territory. Navy tests pneumatic carriage at Annapolis on the 10th under Capt. Howell and officers. A Courtland post office inspector case details arrest of T. S. Wright with mysterious papers found at a Dakota house.
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Johnstown Disaster Impacts Early Trade and Lumber Markets
The Johnstown calamity and related floods disrupt U S and eastern trade, halting operations at key mines and mills, widening demand for iron and steel, and causing heavy property losses while gold exports continue and business failures rise. Also notes political moves involving Patrick Egan and a recall from Chile.
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Timely Rains Brighten Prospects Across Minnesota
The Pioneer Press report from St. Paul on June 8 notes heavy rains across Minnesota saving crops from moisture shortage and bringing warmer conditions. While corn shows renewed promise after frosts, potatoes remain damaged, and Dakota and Nebraska outlooks vary with rain lacking in the east. Reports also mention rain aiding Vermillion South Dakota crops, a planned postal telegraph extension in the Dakotas, a counterfeit case in Fort Donnola, an artesian water strike in Devils Lake, and forest fires near Tower Minnesota with Third Regiment muster preparations at Camp Lakeview.
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Rumor Ties Cronin Murder to Scanlan Visit
Washington special reports John F. Scanlan, Chicago politician and Cronin ally, met with President in private White House visits amid murder sensation. The rumor links Scanlan to Cronin case, but officials offer no confirmation. public intrigue grows as details emerge from the June Washington run.
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Witness Links Alexander Sullivan to Cronin Death
Chicago, June 8. Luke Dillon testified in the Cronin inquest that Dr. Cronin believed Alexander Sullivan aimed to rule Irish and American politics, predicting Cronin’s death. Dillon described Sullivan as an ordinary villain then changed view, while testimony from O Malley and Buckley offered details of the expulsion committee with no new facts.
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One Hundred Square Miles Swept Clean
A massive cyclone devastated western Sedgewick and eastern Kingman counties in Kansas, destroying homes barns crops and killing a farmer and his family. A schooner capsized near Traverse with three drowned. Other items include storms in England, a Cincinnati shooting association tournament, and flood losses in Conemaugh valley.
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