Fragmentary World News Summary
A scattered edition mentions Bannum Jett property worth 4 279 582 dollars and a wide Congo River, then shifts to Brewaner’s life writings, Florida acts on Jefferson Davis, a new Peru Brazil Africa cable project, Parkes shaping Australia, Ex-Steaner Reep’s French fluency, and meteorological cloud photographs. It notes a baccarat trial verdict against Sir William Gordon Cumming, a salary readjustment placing 128 first class post offices at 450 600 dollars total, Behring Sea reindeer station for Inuit and Esquimeaux, May US losses surpassing last year and total five month losses near 68 905 468 dollars.
Boy Swallows Thermometer During Typhoid Fever
Six weeks ago W A Martin a Harlem New York boy with typhoid fever swallowed a thermometer placed in his mouth by a nurse to take his temperature. He is now reported in good health with no mercury-related problems. In Birmingham England a slot machine is used to control gas meters in tenements. A two penny coin starts gas for one hour. another coin resumes supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Martin
N. Y
Birmingham
Eng
Woodruff constable cuffs a woman for hours on street
A jovial Woodruff constable playfully placed handcuffs on a young woman he knew. He lacked a key to release them, leaving her restrained for five hours until officers filed off the bracelets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruff
Danish Immigration to Maryland Arrives New Colony
A Danish immigration feature notes a 463 strong colony led by Peter Ceder of Copenhagen arriving in Maryland. An additional 100 settlers join, planning to purchase 1700 acres in Prince George's County near the Baltimore and Ohio railroad between Baltimore and Washington. They will pursue dairy and truck farming, areas where Danes excel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Peter Ceder
Copenhagen
Prince George's County
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Washington
French English commanders and Chilean insurgents at Fontenoy
A cryptic report notes that politeness at Fontenoy between French and English leaders compares unfavorably with Chilean insurgents surrendering the state by request. It discusses vessel captures as simple if a precedent set by accommodating Chikans is followed, and the state’s humor before San Diego consent and betrayal of the marshal’s trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fontenoy
San Diego
Mua Peary Bravely Ventures North With Lt Peary
Mua Peary, wife of Lieutenant R. E. Peary of the U S Navy, joins her husband on the expedition toward the land of the Aurora. She is described as a beautiful brunette of small, delicate build with a courageous heart. The lieutenant trusts their chances and hopes they will fulfill their mission and return safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mua. Peary
R. E. Peary
U.S. Navy
The
Aurora
Causes of Business Failures in 1890 Pamphlet Analysis
A Bradstreet pamphlet outlines that among 10 673 failures in 1890, 55 percent were due to lack of capital, 19 percent to incompetence, 4 percent to inexperience, 8 percent to unwise credits, 3 percent to speculation, 2 percent to neglect of business, and 5 percent to disasters, indicating other causes exceed poor economic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet Co
Work of a waterspout devastates mines in Mexico
Widespread storm reports from Nebraska Iowa and Texas describe torrential rain hail and lightning. In Mexico a waterspout flooded the San Jits Potosi silver mine near Ahatows TeHtwn causing twenty three confirmed deaths and many injuries. Rail lines and crops suffered heavy damage across multiple states. Ex governor Harrison Ludington dies in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Ahtows
Joe Narlatéed
Nebensbin
City of Mexico
Awate
San Jits Potosi
San Tatis Potos
Coto Cepcion
Dea Moting
Hie
Rock Island
Casey
Clarissa
Omana
Neb
Burlington & Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
New Orleans
Orleans
Oxford
Elkhorn Valley
Battle Creek
Oakdale
Humphrey
Bartholomew Bogus
Pater
V. Lauton
Lawton
Keapine
Bernville
Douglassville
John Boyer
Minoraville
David A. Jones
Karvastazoo
Mich
New York
Manion
Ind
William Stanley
Dousuquee
Milwaukat
John Regan
Alexander Lawboski
Craton
Taylor
Davis Lawson
National Bank
John Brown
Pirveskukgh
Alliance
Alfred Harnhart
Butler County
Robert Taylor
Emlenton
Clarence Ashbaugh
Wreck of the Omaha Express Near Coon Rapids
A Milwaukee and St Paul express train was wrecked near Coon Rapids in a blinding rainstorm when a tie on the trestle obstructed the line. Robbery motive suspected. several killed or injured including engineer William Liddell and express messenger Aldroyd. Rescue teams, physicians, and a special relief train aided survivors as wounded passengers were carried from wrecked cars.
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Roy
Aten
Milwaukee & Str Paul
Coon Rapids
Coon Creak
William Liddell
Albert Rouse
Liddell
Perry
Henry Cannon
Express
Aldroyd
John McCarthy
Dunkirk
R. W. Chambers
Jett Kip
William Larkin
R. Cornalius
Thomas Jamey
John Wiliams
EB. Watson
G. F. Mitchell
Albert Reuse
Frank Smith
William Worth
Decorah
William Langendorfer
Waitsonville
Tal
Charles Barrett
Cincinnati O
Blake
Mount Carroll
Reinhart Koehman
Mount
Horrible Deed At Schuylkill Canal Abduction and Drowning
A laborer named Bixby from Royersford abducted two young Koom girls near Parkerford and leaped into the Schuylkill Canal. One girl escaped, the other drowned with the man, whose body was found still holding the child. The victim was nine years old. Also reported are white drivers quitting a street railway in Pine Bluff Arkansas after horses starved for four days, with Negroes filling the posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bixby
Royersford
Parkerford
Koom
Schuylkill Canal
Pine Burrs
Ark
Citizens Consolidated Street Railroad
Itx
Dead on Her Wedding Day in Curiaco Bride Found Dead
The body of Katie McIntyre Jay was found in a parlor at 43 North Morgan Street on a wedding eve. Dressed in a bridal robe, she died from a poison dose taken amid a personal crisis over an engagement urged by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Katie McIntyre Jay
North
Morgan Street
Ansa
Rae
New United States Court of Appeals Formed in Midwest
The article describes the creation and first session of a temporary United States court of appeals in the seventh circuit with Justices Harlan and Gresham presiding, listing appointed officers including marshal Capt L C Gilman and clerk Oliver T Morton, and notes the plan for permanent panels in each circuit next winter. It explains the court's jurisdiction over patent, revenue, criminal and admiralty cases and how it will ease the Supreme Court docket, with gowns for judges and attendance by major regional judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sustios Hariah
Supreme
Jans TzioTheaby
States’ Court of Appeals
Ted Td
Hsmove
Ste Prete
Wadlington
J. BE. Jenkins
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
R. Bunn
Madison
William J. Allen
Springfield
Milnois
W. A. Wood
Indianapolis
Coriex
Congress
L. C. Gilman
Oliver T. Morton
Indiana
Blodgett
United States
Harlan
Gresham
Supreme Court
District Court
Appellate Court
United States Circuit
District Courts
United States Supreme Court
Courts of Appeal
Great Tribunal
Washington
St. Louis
United States Court of Appeals
Brewer
Caldwell
Whayer
Kansas
Texas
John J. Jordan
Des Moines
Hoffman
Deady
Oregon
Frank Monckton
Women Strike In London Laundries For Eight Hour Day
In Loxapox on June 17, about three hundred North London laundry workers walked out seeking eight hours a day with pay at 42 pence per diem. They formed processions and attacked non union shops, dragging back workers, while police were jeered and efforts to restrain the unrest were ignored.
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Rondon
Loxapox
London
Ganada's Cabinet ministers under Bir John list
Ottawa June 17 The members of the old cabinet have been reap pointed to their old portfolios. The composition includes Abbott Langevin Bowell Gyron Carling Kostigan Chaplesuy Thompson Cater Per, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir John
Ottawa
Ont
Privy Council
O. Abbott
Hector Langevin
Customs
McKenzie Bowell
Milina
Defense
Adolph Qyron
Agriculture
John Carling
Inland Revenue
John Qostigan
J. A. Chaplesuy
Yanice
Sir John Thompson
George P
Cater
Marine and Fisheries
Charles H
Peri Pralmister General
Thy
Zdgaa
Behring sea accord tied to seals and arbitration
The United States and Great Britain reached a modus vivendi to suspend sealing in Behring Sea until May next with a 7500 seal subsistence carve, plus provisions for consular access and joint patrols. The agreement allows seizure of offending ships but hands them to British authorities for trial. It outlines steps toward arbitration and Russia’s role, with ongoing diplomatic exchanges between London and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basland
Harelsén
United States
Navy
Treaary
Tracy
Wester
Mohican
Alert
San Francisco
Treasury Department
Bear
Corwin and
Rush
Ban Point
Behring Sea
Russia
Julian Pauncefote
Mr. Wharton
Great Britain
Mr. Blaine
Hue
Lord Salisbury
Secretary of
State Department
Therag Grops
Fritz Emmett Dies of Pneumonia in Cornwallon
Joseph K Emmett known as Our Fritz dies at 11 15 am Monday in Cornwallon after a sudden attack of pneumonia. Born March 13 1811 in St Louis he rose to fame as a comic performer in minstrel and German routines. He began painting show pictures as a youth and later joined DeBar Gaylord troupe shaping Fritz into a nationwide sensation. DeBar and Gaylord collaborated on plays and profits. Emmett’s early Buffalo debut in 1869 marked a long career highlighted by his signature role in Fritz and a later return to the Dutch character. Ongoing rumors of unhappy domestic relations have long shadowed his personal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph K. Emmett
Cornwallon-The
St. Louis
Borris and Wilson
New York
Bryant
Opera
Tammany Hall
Theater Comique
Breutcher
Et Louis
Ypebar
DeBar
Charles Gaylor
Frita
Bayley
Emmett
Gaylor
Fritz
Buffalo
Oerl
Fiddler
Four Drowned In Rockford River Accident
A party of four drowned when a rowboat capsized on the Shell Rock river near Rockford Iowa. Miss Jessie Bollin Miss Anne Kochley O H Jefferson and A D Cooley Cedar Rapids residents were aboard. Rescue efforts failed as the river was dragged for bodies and all were found dead.
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Hockford
Manon
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Ipaper Laws
Pai Ete Hava
Rafuet
Bannum Jett
Wilwe
Ham
Congo
Brewaner
Florida
Jefferson Davis
Pernambuco
Brazil
Africa
Henry Parkes
Australia
England
Steaner
Reep
Sir William Gordon Cumming
Department of the Interior
St. Lawrence Island
Esquimeaux
Alaska
Ludington
Dlea
MilwatKie
Harrison Ludington
Jefferson Street
Putnam County
Ludington, Wells & Yau Shuck
Nuine
Oqourt
Ganada
Prince of Tales
Hove
Gornmonk
Jist
Faved Tanhope
Atete
Was
William Summers
M Nt
Willian Gordon-Cummings
Owen Williams
Prince of Wales
Liett
Berkeley Levett
Lieut
Mr. Stanhope
Secretary of War
Stanhope
Awfel
Switzerland
Basie
Moenchenstein
Basle
Broken Bridge
Johnstown
Will Sue
Angle Sam
Association of
Spring Garden National Bank
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