New Consuls Named Amid Mixed Backgrounds in Rome and Beyond
Washington dispatch details several recently appointed consuls with varied careers. Charles A. Daugherty of Pennsylvania, a Philadelphia resident, is a young figure with limited political activity. William Alden, consul-general at Rome, 40, journalist and editor, speaks Italian, has written on Italy’s politics and religion, and has foreign honors. Pierce M. B. Young of Georgia, consul general at St. Petersburg, a former Confederate Major General and four-term Georgia congressman, served in the Paria Exhibition commission. George W. Savage of New Jersey becomes consul at Belfast and is a leading Ratway lawyer. Edward Camphausen, consul at Naples, is a Erie lawyer. Jamaica consul candidate stresses Trystoian ties. John M. Birch of West Virginia, consul at Rostov, heads Wheeling schools. C. Marnest Meir’s commission was withheld. Richard H. Stoddard of New York, consul at Arbour, poet and author. Theodore W. Dawns of Connecticut, consul at Quebec, ex-secretary of the state Democratic Committee. Monaghan of Rhode Island, consul at Mannheim, 24, Brown graduate. Wallace Jones of Florida, consul at Metina, planter and businessman. Wa. H. Mofat of New Jersey, consul at Beirut, Episcopal clergyman.
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Washington
Charles A. Daugherty
Pennsylvania
Rome
Philadelphia
Daniel Daugherty
Wm. 1
Alden
Wm. Alden
Albany Normal School
Georgia Military Institute
West Point
Congress
Georgia
Paria
George W. Savage
New Jersey
Belfast
Ratway
N. J
Edward Camphausen
Naples
Erie
Pascla Gallery
Kingaea Jamaca
Rochester
John M. Birch
West Virginia
N’ Agaski
Wheeling
W. Va. C
Marnest Meir
Richard H. Stoddard
New York
Arbove
Custom House
Theodore W. Dawns
Connecticut
Quebec
Bridgeport
Beirut
Earldom Declined Shifts in Liberal Unity Debate
London dispatches report Queen offers Gladstone an earldom, which he declines. Editorials in The Times and News praise his leadership and warn against diminishing liberal unity. Conservative meetings at Selbury House aim to form a cabinet, with Churchill slated as Secretary of State for India and a reshaped ministry to avert war.
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London
Gladstone
London ‘News
Giadatone
Remaal
Windsor
Bral
Marquis of
Seltebury
Shurcill
Oaurchild
Ugless
Ballebury
Hunsia
Churchill
Todia
Russia
New York Welcomes Bartholdi Statue Escort Parade
A grand reception in New York honors Bartholdi and the Liberty Enlightening the World statue. Crowds gathered along the riverfront and harbor as ships, French and American, saluted and fired salvos. Admiral Lacombe and officers toured the Battery before a banquet with Mayor Grace and speeches by Sanger and Condent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
Bartholdi
Mbarty
Howling Green
France
Mrscat Descriation
Tara
Bedloe's Island
Acre
Bediton
United States
Omaha
Alliance
Fowhattan
Fort Wadsworth
Yacuta
Bedloe
Teland
New Jersey
Long Taland
Jacre
Hedloe'a
Atlantic
Iacre
Shalter
Lacombe
Eiven
Grace
Sanger
Frederick Condent
Iscra
la Flore
Star Theater
Admiral Lacombe
Union Pacific Court Judgment Settled Amid Evolving Calculations
Washington dispatch reports the June 1 court of claims ruling on the Union Pacific case, fixing government indebtedness at about 1.29 million dollars, with subsidies and mileage allocations shaping the final amount. The outcome, after suspensions and reviews, yields a government judgment of 1,577,608 dollars against the railroad, while further audits suggest additional offsets and possible overall balances near one hundred thousand dollars in favor of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dispatch
Court of Claims
Union Pacific Railroad
Kansas Pacific
Union Pacific
Ranges Pacific
Ib N
Court of Olalmea
Kansans Pacific
Galyer
Department of Justice
Interior Department
Haye Alncs
United States Treasury
Mistassin A Great Inland Sea Reported by John Bignell
John Bignell, former leader of the government exploring expedition, says his son Wey exaggerated claims about Mistassini, the great inland sea in northeastern Canada. He notes islands may exceed ten miles in length and interior lakes appear to be misrepresented in recent reports.
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Canada
John Bignell
Taggake
Mistangini
Quebec
Big Lake
Ritha Peeveney
Maxwell the Murderer Arrested Aboard Steamer
The steamer City of Sidney reached San Francisco with May dates from Sydney and Aukland as May 25. Walter Lennox Maxwell alias Theodors Cecil Daughtler was arrested May 5 in Auckland waters on a murder charge in St Louis. U S Consul Gamble, acting on police telegrams, led the arrest aided by two detectives. Maxwell denied being a physician, claimed French army ties, and said the dangerous evidence was a mistake to be explained. The case, with numerous remands and testimonies about bloodstained apparel, proceeded through May 7 to May 16 with ongoing jurisdiction disputes.
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Sidney
Australia
San Francisco
Aukland
New Zealand
Auckland
Walter Lennox Maxwell
Theodors Cecil Daughtler
Charles A. Preller
St. Louis
U. S
Gamble
Conaul Gamble
Maxwell
Eof Bora
Olice Court
Measrs
Nabler
Burton
Maxivell
Trante
CO. A.B
Dauguler
Parkat
W. H. Lennox Maxwell
W. H. Lennox
Marshall
Robinson
Smith
Sunday Schools Convention Concludes With Record Attendance
The Town Sunday School Convention closed on June 18 with a crowded large church. Officers elected include President Rey W F Barclay and vice presidents J Moeas Oekes loosa and 8 W Cole Colfax. Oskaloosa chosen as next meeting site. Primary Teachers Conference held at Congregational Church with Dr Coxe presiding and notable papers and discussions on bolstering common schools.
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Henry Plant
Rey. W. F. Barclay
Clintons
J. Moeas Oekesloosa
Oskaloosa
Congregational Church
Coxe
Burnley
Ottumewa
Paton
E Dabaque
Migs Daniels
TV Ae
Alien in Evanston court over arsenic soup poisoning case
Special to Heute MozleteruA describes a strange case in Justice Kearney's court at Evanston near Chicago. Mary Freeter faces grand jury on arsenic taint allegations after her soup poisoned husband Abe and herself. she claimed rough on rats was for sore feet while officials note a family history of sudden deaths.
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Heute Mozleterua
Corbett
Chicago
Ale
Abe
Kearney
Dubuque
Slater
Pelica Carney
Devastating midwinter storm hits Bronx and county towns
A severe wind storm near midnight damaged the Bronx post office and numerous businesses including Livingstone & Co and C H Shenkberg. Warehouses, barns, and homes were unroofed or blown down across towns within twenty five miles, with churches St Joseph and St James wrecked. Casualties include a wounded plumber and several injuries. total losses likely exceed thousands.
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Bronx
Livingstone&Co
C. HE. Shenkberg
Alde
McDavis
J. D. Farr & Co
Standard Oil Company
Paul and
Bennet’ Implicn Techs
Alex Att
Stout Milesell
Methodist
Baptist
Thia
J. K. Pack
Thia City
J. H. Rivera
Phil Jennings
Sioux City
B. Hungerford
J. BH
Waddington
Peter Garvey
Wm. Bellisgrave
Tom C. Leary
James Herat
Wm. Drak
Tom Fileping
Peter Per
Jake Bheadler
Albert Ordwell
Plantilte
Ghee Barns
Arens
Manchingry
Hamorch
Netur Ye
James Station
Algal Yalned
le Marg
Baio
Torrente
St Joseph's
St. James Catholic
le Mere
Colliery Explosion At Clifton Hall Copying Turbulent Report
A fire dump mishap at Clifton Hall colliery led to a terrible explosion and several men were injured while at work. The scattered text records the disaster and efforts to manage the scene, with names and exact details obscured in OCR errors.
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Scotty
Mlaes
Clifton Hall
New Carriages and Wagons Featured in Carriage Show
In Wis IN CAlRLAGES, a lively display of new carriages and wagons captivated crowds. Elegant phaetons and Victoria imports led the line, with S J Tilden, Mrs Osgood, and Mrs Orme Wilson noted buyers. Prices ranged from 1 050 to 2 000 dollars as makers touted light axles and platform springs.
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J. Tilden
George Osgood
London
Dudge Hilton
Thia Costa
Orme Wilson
Ned Astor
Victoria
Duke of Victoria
Coshman
Guy, Tilden
New York
The Merit of Lord Bacon and the Shakespeare Question
The text debates whether Bacon authored Shakespeare plays and contrasts Bacon’s philosophy with the plays’ impact. It argues Bacon’s larger influence on world thought versus the plays’ dramatic reach, noting the two lines of inquiry may be intertwined.
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Lord Bacon
Helpad
Ameriy Ues
Eshalara
Sienna
Fragmented Latin Studies Echoing Rome's Decline in Old Text
The passage surveys Rome's fall into dissolution amid religious shifts and scientific stagnation. It traces Bacon's hoped modernization from Virgil's agrarian past to the Sixteenth Century, noting Christianity's rise, loss of classical crafts, and gradual adoption of new tools like plows, fields, and early machinery, while lamenting missed secular progress.
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Shatrass
Cesar
Meniof
Rome
Nati
Bacon
Virgil
Lord Bacon
Constantine
God
House of God
Glyé Bacon
Mankind
Angela
Vic and Railway
Unclear fragmentary note echoes stray street talk
Fragmentary OCR style text shows garbled dialogue and stray phrases about a crosswalk and backyard. The readability is low and no coherent event or identifiable people appear. The piece resembles a stray dialogue snippet rather than a full news item.
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