Motte & Co July issue offers richly illustrated features
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for July presents Metropolitan Life in Summer by L J Vance with lively New York sport and resort scenes. Features include Our Royal Spanish Visitors by G Stanton Sicklea with a royal portrait, The Sailors of the Czar by Valerian Gribayedeff with portraits of Russian royals, The Paris Salop by Henry Tyrrell on the Prenghart exhibitions, Greenland and Its Mysteries by Mary Titcowb, Dalsusta and Albania by T G Bouncy, and The News World of Luodov by Howard Porritt with images of leading newspapers and editors.
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L J. Vance
New York
G Stanton Sicklea
Infanta Inlalia
Valerian Gribayedeff
Witt
Alexander
Kaznakoff
Dusitri Dunskor
Picures
Wil
Rusean
Paris
Henry Tyrrell
Louis Viv
Greenland
Mary Titcowb
Cieps
Lieutenant
Mes
Pery
Nanaan
Dalussta
Albania
T. G. Bouncy
Europe
Luodov
Howard Porritt
Circus Lightning Kills Seven at River Falls
A River Falls dispatch reports Ringling Bros circus struck by lightning during a thunderstorm. Seven people died instantly and many were wounded, with investigators noting three distinct bolts and the inferno-like scene as the crowd struggled to stay calm. Ringlings aided the injured and transported the dead for identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawn
River Falls
Wis
Ringling Bros
A. Dean
Eugene Reynolds
A. Carpenter
Wiggins
Aldridge
Bnt Glendenning
Oak
al Ringling
Ringling
Atlantic Monthly contents scattered and titled items
The page lists myriad article and author names across varied topics. Readings include Craddock and Lathrop essays, travel notes, political commentary, and poetry. Notable figures such as Adams and Mahan appear alongside library and museum notes and book reviews.
Economical buyers attention at massive week sale
Our shelves are overfilled after last week's weather so we mark down many items to stretch your dollar. All-Wool Scotch homespun crews 48c vs 75c, extra heavy tennis flannel 8c, figured charlies 5c, all-wool Henriettas 50c, colored figure silks $1, lace curtains and table linens discounted, 1,250 capes and jackets offered in a record sale.
Elegant Chamber Suits Offered at Close Prices
Local store advertises a late season arrival of new and elegant chamber suites. The retailer promotes very close prices and highlights a large line of book cases and writing desks available at closing prices for a few days.
Five Lives Lost in Burnell Building Fire
Duturn Minnesota June 22 Three bodies have been recovered from the Burnell building ruins after a Wednesday morning fire The list rises to five with the unverified Mary Ford and her son among missing victims The search will resume at dawn and more bodies are expected Walter Weihe a lineman was electrocuted while handling a live wire and burned for 20 minutes before rescue crews could free him
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Burnell
Duturn
Minn
Burnell Building
Mary Ford
Walter Weihe
False Fire Alarm Tramples Panic at Russian Church
A false alarm of fire during a Volga region church procession caused a deadly rush at Romano church in Berisog lebsk. Firefighters found the door locked and after forcing it, many pilgrims were knocked down or crushed, with 126 women and 10 men confirmed dead and others fatally injured leaping from windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peterspureg
Romano
Berisoglebsk
Volga
Yareslay
Cyclone Hits Conception Missouri Misses Town
News from St Josrey Missouri reports a disastrous cyclone near Conception sixty miles away. The Doyle home collapsed killing John Doyle his wife and an elderly man named Little. The library wall at New Englewood suffered a solid front wall damage.
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St. Josrey
Conception
John Doyle
Doyle
Little
New Englewood
Cyclone Ravages Adair County Leaving Homes Destroyed
A cyclone tore through Adair County to the southwest of town, blowing down brick walls and damaging a quarter mile wide strip. Torrents of rain aided the destruction. twenty houses and barns collapsed, several people were injured, but no fatalities were reported. Doctors Moore and Jana treated the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs Mooines
Jana
Adair
Gibson Village in New Brunswick Swept by Fire
Gibson New Brunswick suffers a massive blaze destroying eighty dwellings six stores two churches railway station and roundhouse. Fire began near 2:00 am likely from a boy playing with a toy pistol and matches in his father's barn. One hundred thirty families homeless, many housed in Gilson and Fredericton hotels and homes. Loss near 2 million dollars with minimal insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
New Brunswick
Frederickton
N. B
Gilson
Veragua Pays Gratitude to U S Government and People
The Duke of Veragua writes Secretary Gresham from New York on June 22 to convey profound thanks for the hospitality shown to him and his family by Congress and the American people. He notes the rare honor of a foreign citizen and links his name with Lafayette, praises U S progress and the Chicago Exposition, and asks Gresham to relay regrets at not personally thanking the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresham
New York
Duke of
Lafayette
United States
Chicago
Forest Fires Subside After Heavy Rain In West Superior
West Superior reports rains across the region ending a week of devastating forest fires. Heavy showers around 4 p.m. flooded streets and lifted public spirits with hope that the wildfires may be quenched after days of unchecked destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Superior
Lizzie Borden Receives Ovation After Acquittal Arrives in Faro
Lizzie Borden, greeted by a throng in Faro Mass on June 22, accepted hospitality at the crowded Holmes house after crowds gathered to congratulate her. About 2000 people lingered at the Borden homestead after midnight as a band played Auld Lang Syne. Lizzie declared herself the happiest woman in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faro River
Mass
Lizzie Borden
Borden Homestead
Holmes
Lizzie
Train Saved by a Woman in Illinois Story
Caupaien Illinois June 22 A near wreck on the Illinois Central was averted when a woman flagged a New Orleans limited train bound for Chicago near Rantoul at high speed. The crew stopped and learned a trestle ahead had burned out. Passengers presented the woman with a handsome purse of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caupaien
Ill
Illinois Central Railroad
New Orleans
Chicago
Rantoul
Quiet in burned village as deputies return to Duiora
Special deputies report everything quiet in the burned village of Duiora after returning from Virginia City. Heavy rains sweep the range, worsening refugee shelter shortages and increasing fire risk among displaced residents. In Chicago delegates gather for the National Congress by the Women’s Amateur Musical Club, signaling growing women’s musical influence nationwide.
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Duiora
Virginia City
Chicago
National Congress
Women’s Amateur Musical Club of the
United States
Congress
Miners Strike for Equal Wages at Gem and Frisco Mines
From Spokane comes word that about 180 miners at the Gem and Frisco mines have struck demanding equal wages for skilled and unskilled labor. The action recalls labor riots from a year ago as officers are chosen for the movement. In Detroit the Junior Order of United American Mechanics elected officers for the year, with Asheville, North Carolina slated for the 1894 annual meeting. Washington reports President Cleveland met with six senators and 20 congressmen amid heavy July visitors. In Huron, Washington, G G Thorne of Dakota County is named assistant bank examiner for Minnesota and Wisconsin, a post valued at about 6000 dollars per year.
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Spokane
Wash
Gem
Coeur d’ Alene
Frisco
Detroit
Order of United American Mechanics
Order
Asheville
N. C
Wasu Hinaton
G. G. Thorne
Dakota County
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Benedicts to entertain as Mrs Cleveland visits
Greenwich, June 93. Mr and Mrs Benedict will host Mrs Cleveland for several days. She will then proceed to Gray Gables where the president will rejoin her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
Benedict
Cleveland
Gray Gables
Marratta Marries Miss Brewer of Fargo
Dani W Marratta wed Miss Brewer of Fargo in a Saturday ceremony. Friends sent announcements in Washington noting the event and the marriage date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitinaton
Dani W. Marratta
Miss Brewer
Fargo
Rate War Between Northern Pacific and Great Northern Escalates
The Northern Pacific and Great Northern railways widen fare cuts in a serious rate war. Great Northern sets 35 dollars to Seattle from St Paul, NP matches, then slashes first class by 10 and second class by 7. NP announces 625 first class and 18 second class to Puget Sound and Portland effective June 25. Great Northern cites 25 and 18 to Pacific coast routes after June 25 and proposes conference to resolve the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railways
Great Northern
St Paul
Seattle
Puget Sound
Portland
Great Northern Atency
Milwaukee train wreck attempt near Dalton South Dakota
Mitchell June 22 An attempt to wreck the Milwaukee passenger train due here at 4 40 am occurred just after it passed Dalton east of Bridgewater A large bridge timber and a big boulder were set on the track the engineer slowed and the train stayed on the rails the pilot was smashed two men were seen on the prairie about a mile away officials along the line were alerted this is the third or fourth such attempt in two years in the same area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Milwaukee
Dalton
Bridgewater
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Leslie
Columbia Clothing CO
Xx. c& Smiet
Dean
Contents
Charles Egbert Craddock
Theart
George Parsons Lathrop
Heich MM. Thomas
Lord Exmouth
A. TP. Mahan
Huagia
Isabel I.trapgend
Sir Dilwerdaer
Cde Y Ghose Lowers
Mary Mirscher
Igegieton de Ubes
de Veaneville
Usmopolits
Paris -Apprevisti
Monte & Go Att
Winkow Sunes
Pianos
ORGAM
McNied& Co
Ong
Grabow
M.S. Dorg
Pat
Oxford
Jacke
Center
Duluth
Veragua
Mesaba
Washington
Mrs. Cleveland
Pan’ Marratta
Pacific Coast
Mrs
Randi Paisley
Trinity Episcopal Church
Newburgh
Hood
Tor
OC. 1
Hoon & Co
Lowell, Stags
Utica
Fil
Cement
H. D. Perkins & Son
Genter St
Winona
Servne
Henry J.stelter
BOEN
ODD Fellows
Lafayette Street Winead
Mike
Becaus
Mike Georgen
MW. &Meyer’s Book Store
Weat Third St
Main and
Jeohnson
East Ranborn Street
E. B. Witte
South Dakota
War
Interior Departments
Cheyenne Indian Agency
Fort Keogh
New Yor
Southampton
Columbia
Bazing, MaGoun
Juyn
Lochren
Pension Office
Smith
Charles B. Howry
Mississippi
Leonard W. Colby
Benjamin H. Ridgely
Kentucky
Geneva
Switzerland
Ishpeming
Mich
Souther
Water Company
St. Petersburg
Brodaski Chemical Works
Odessa
Ellsworth
Fred Li Kent
First National Bank of Ellsworth
Kent
Omana
Sloan
Johnson, & Co
First National ‘Bank of
Omaha
United States National Bank of
Berlin
Schneidmuehl
Sal
Pepments
J. M. Barwe
Barer Furniture CO
Walnut St
William Son. Babbrg
Walnut Street
Hl. A. Hengle. ‘& ‘Cows
di Bays
Shanes
Valises
Third Street
Nartware
G. Beck
R. D. Coneco
Winona, Minn
Savond Street
Wes
John Pellowski
Walnut
Andergon
Hongo
Porter
Milling.co
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