Salisbury Explains Why England Has Not Intervened in Armenia
The Marquis of Salisbury, prime minister, told a London gathering that Britain remains a strong advocate of the Monroe Doctrine. He defended policy as understood by President Monroe and rejected the idea that England would go to war over Armenian affairs. He warned against misunderstanding English aims and noted difficulties of intervention against a fanatic Armenian population in rugged regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baliabury
Metro
London
Marquis of Salisbury
Venezuela
Ifact
Monros
Olney
United States
Batarden T
Monroe
Lord Salisbury
England
Oyance
Ing
T.a
Bogsland
Dun and Co Weekly Review Summarizes Early Signs of Improvement
G D Dun and Co weekly review notes tentative improvement in business with signs of easier money markets after a possible early bond payment. Wool and clothing markets show limited activity amid open weather, while grain prices rise slightly due to foreign reports. failures in the US and Canada are down from last year. Negroes rally over lynching in Elkhorn Virginia, with calls to prosecute mob members and fear of unrest if officials resist. An old American traveler in Paris dies in poverty, found with a 26,000 franc check and valuables. A White House robbery targets a Syracuse Standard family member. A Dayton fire damages Troup Manufacturing, and a Gibonsburg woman commits suicide. The Paso minister’s union cannot stop prize fighting. Kentucky governor urged a law to hold counties liable for lynching widow or heir. Five persons reportedly drowned in a ship sinking incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.dun & Co
Job
Clolhiers
Atlantic
United States
Canada
Boston
Viiser
Paris
Frasoe
Peters
White House
Washington
Howard G. White
Syracuse
N.Y
Standard
Sawyer
Wisconsin
Fi Paso
Texas
Thornton
New Mexico
Srankfort
Bradley
Two Child and Hurned to Death in Pittsburg Fire
A fire at the home of John Steale in Pittsburg Pa fatally injures Mrs Steale and destroys part of the dwelling. A 10 month old Lindy and 7 year old Jenny are rescued but the mother dies from head injuries after leaping from a window. A lamp chimney爆 explodes setting stairs alight and trapping others in the blaze.
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John Steale
Auaker
Pittsburg
Mts. Steel
Stote
Sts. Steel
Sonie
Chey Trantia
Lindy
Jenny
Bakk
Anyaergalt
Fire Destroys Plant and Mills in Major Blaze
Fire swept through a wood working mill and related facilities injuring a plant valued at $200,000 with $180,000 total loss. A passing camel caused the blaze, damaging machinery worth $20,000 and stock totaling $73,000. Insurance reportedly will not exceed $220,000.
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Aatt
Pho Alanis
Wreck of Steamer Ronoh and War Gear Tale
An alleged filibuster recounts how the steamer Ronoh bound for Cuba wrecked off Tong Island after leaving New York at midnight. Crew dumped coal and cargo including arms, rifles, ammunition, and dynamite to stay afloat, with 50,000 dollars worth of arms aboard and a chaotic engine room as water flooded in. Separately, England disputes U S ownership of 3,000,000 acres near Prince of Wales Island, arguing boundary and treaty issues dating to 1825.
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Ronoh
Cuba
Langs Letand
Dasa C. Hornantes
Wa Shewking
Tong Island
New York
Dat
England
Montreal Star
London
Lord Salisbury
Rte
Chamberlain
British Columbia
United State
Prince of Wales Island
Pacific
United States
Alaska
Bagot
Lord Canning
Clarence Strait
Portland
Alaska Boundary Commission
Eaten by Indians and other 1900s era items
A fragmented set of reports describes a five man prospecting party near Tiburon island, feared killed and cannibalized by Seri Indians after a late escape by one survivor. Other items note Belva Lockwood disbarred, women bicycle records toppled in Chicago, Texas land dispute ending in two deaths, a boxing trainer nose injury, a Chilean fight rumor, and a New York hotel death from complications after a gunshot wound.
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Hermosillo
Mexico
Tiburon Island
Hermosill
Uie
Market quotations for grains and livestock on shipping day
The page lists grain futures including winter wheats and corn with No 1 and No 2 grades, alongside livestock quotations for beef cattle, steers, stockers and feeders across multiple markets. Prices range from modest to several dollars per unit, with regional variations noted for Kansas City, St Louis, Chicago, Minneapolis and Minneapolis.
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Slous
Cates
Tively
Kansas City
Cuthlies
Shea
South Owuliie-Qually
Sockerd
Fed
Cape
Miimy
Iowa Senate and House Scenes Describe Early 19th Century Legislature
An historic account shows the Iowa Senate and House sessions opening on January 28 with numerous bills introduced. Key items include liquor manufacture authorizations, state funds for the Bonaparte dray, private bank examinations, raising the age of consent, industrial schools, a February 2 holiday, and public education measures. Adjournments followed brief sessions, with notable debates over liquor manufacturing, witness fees, and a proposed women’s suffrage point resolution. The text also notes councils on tax protections, ballot printing, and broader reform efforts, plus a short note on a cigarette-related controversy.
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Finch
Good
Mr. Lambert
Morrison
Grandy
Neuert
State Dairy Association
Vootker
Historical Department
Manuuscrpt
Lowa
AP. Wood
Dubuque
Alexander
Loin
Carpenter
Louisa
Louisa County
Everall
Ta Nauwad
Lang
Hipwell
Hobart
Cherokee
Northwest Jown Insane Hospital
Senate
McNulty
Chapl Nun
Huntley
John 2. Brant
Atartin
Davis
Fingh
Wilde
Lili
Marshalttown
Lester Eaton
Eilis
United States
Horst
Aiturn
House
Funk
Brughton
Crow
Funed
Woines
Rght
Phelpa
Effi Uf Clinton
Senstur Ells
Albattermoun
J. Murtin
Lick Hawk
Tynne
Baldwin
Genntar Ehurston
Nebraska
Visors Oualy
Tucptd
Lite
Ahnya
Senator Voorhver
Bdo
Somentin
Hpala Hhadvawany
Ailver
Cray
Delaware
Ciarkcjal Wyonghake
AC Trust
Joss
Ulla
Tia Aosalon
Pytiis
Mar
Lawoy
Tows
Ohaire
China
Tallman
Carling
Tre
Ibs
Spain
Cala
Sunator
Villa
Sanpiee Jones
Ackutine
Dskat Duaniimoty Cou
Jones
Dujay
Call Shea
Tp Senaty
Ulu
Bayird
Mie Uitetom
Tlile
Cleveland
Ohio
Jona
Ackategaa
Vilas
Juned
Tie
Thia
Sanulor Chandler
Rypublica
Crowley
Texas
Mer. Crowley
District of Columbia
Penalun
Susan Oh Wright
Marcagy
Artanis Wright
Tha Witus
Damiede
W. Wolke
Company I
Cesinent
N.Y. V.t
Mae
Mephura
Iowa
Sanater Vilas
Wiseuust
Ras
Lore Apouoh
Vlosad
Urria
Ley
Ley Agreament Allotmeack Sunator Maycou Yletlad
Senaterdasiot
Tapin
Palmar
Hotton
Wienangts
Tbs
Senate Juule Ory
A. Sanday
Dr Harrigan County Doctor Involved in Bigamy Case
A Missouri Valley district court heard charges against a county doctor for bigamy after allegedly courting and marrying a widow while already married to another woman. The case follows a complex sequence including a divorce, marriage, and a later arrest in Crescent, with further details and related matters mentioned across multiple individuals and locations.
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Harrigan County
Ohnargud
Oman
Inrrinon County
Ationy
Ee Malsan
Hazel Dell
Dautor
Crescent
Witla
Taist
Apell
Ome
Ain
Unarpaon
Ter
Aton
Montia
Nusa
Wil Bafura
Willow
Lynn
Uurrison County
Bendavor
Grand Jury
Missouri Valley
Pale Nation's Solons and Senate Debates Report
Fragmented OCR notes describe Senate attention to estate, finance and silver bills with senators from Nebraska and other states debating bonds, land acts, and public works. The House sides discuss foreign affairs, Cleveland breakwaters, and possible recesses as votes loom.
Peculiar Farm Figures Advertised Across Regions
The document notes large plantations and farm values across regions, mentioning pecan trees, barley fields, and the sale of tracts. It cites sums like 128,004 and 175,000 with references to Arkattiané, Lav van Villon, and Turkiye linked to farming activities and acreage. The text mixture suggests vast agricultural holdings and cross-regional trade signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamak
Arkattiané
Ta Turkiye
Ariantoa
Pordomdalag
New England flax and fiber progress as crops expand
The report notes growing incentives for flax in New England and describes widespread fiber production methods. It details sowing rates, harvest practices, and the shift to improved machinery, highlighting advances in processing, drying, and grading. It also references related agricultural improvements and a legal anecdote about a cart driver and owner.
Fragmented Japanese printers tale reveals early movable type
A garbled excerpt discusses Japanese printing history, noting the rapid evolution from limited characters to thousands of movable type. It describes compositors aligning articles across columns and contrasts with earlier, simpler scripts, ending with anecdotes of perplexing typography and linguistic quirks.
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Aurelia, Iowa
Lloyd Idros
Publishers
Deciaree
Gtant
Bow
Pporter
Alonroc
M—Dun & iCa
Boller
DUN &Co
Elkhorn
Alexander Jones
Dayton
Magdeline Missner
Gibonsburg
Olio
Ninglund
Baylum
Wi¢Umar Hywkkins
Gon. Hosa
Josh Alverlohy
Victor Goines
Antonio Galtiu
Lows Mulet
West
Peter Rice
Huntington
Lempull
Hin Jon
Holidaysburg
Holidaysburg Iron and Nail Company
Piva
Illinois Steel Company
Ilinois Steel Company
Chicago
Madrid
United States Senate Committee
Sullivan
John L. Sullivan
Springfeld
J. Louis
Evanston Lil
Leeuw
Rio Grande
Weolls County
J.B. Taylor
San Antonio
Smithsonian Institution
Wilkesbarre
Pettibone
James
Ciretes
Jtdy
Manoshini
Kid” Moore
George Stridges
Durango
Cul
Jotretial
Suorstar
Perso
Hearll
Bolivia
Thaler
Adolph Nelsa
Culville
Wash
Meath
You
Dustt
Wrazer
Nive
Maine
Lewiston
K. C, Plugree & Co
Uuy
Belva Lockwoul
Belvya A. Lockwood
Woman's Rights
Pension Bureaus
Second Regiment Armory
Cristopher
Miless Williams
Slaw
Allen
Hokensen
Baldwin Sas Andersus
Metersop
Mack
Dov
Crick Atmore
Will Mason
Shofter’s Lake
Moth
Jack Stelsiner
el Paso
Fitzsimmins
Stelaner
Stelsingr
Wirt Porats Aleigh
Futeriie Coziu
Italy
Clibuaban
Juarez
Coen
Foneph Warter Dew
Joseph Starter
Grand Central Motel
Markey
Tab’ Spano Capital
Legislature
Fuiboasion
Itust Nighe
W. White
White Paper Company
Ht. Lown
W. Saattman
White
Whit
California
Waleran
Montana
Almba MD
AMGA
Kan Astoy
Anutier
Qsborng
Cedar Pally
Cedar Hapids
Shamus
Wii
Heer
Mehavi
Chloe
Thadkaft
Port South
Ark
Mig
Beber
Magan Na More
Dev George F. Magean
Iowa College
Grinnell
Hath
Bowdein College
Andover
Yalu
Tell
Wisenngin
Hines
Davanport
Lyons
Balter Patt
the Sentinel
Tawa Falls
L. Postoddird
The
Sentinel
Kickel
Justice Court
Caldaded
Wispatches Reeunty
Philadelphia
Ttamal Crom
Counul Bintts
Eizabeth Anti
Nancy Pegs
Taal Pepe
Este
Crum
Pepet
Ira
Liege
George Meek
Lester
George Fleck
Jim
Wim
Bloomington
Storey
Spanion
Fred Whitlen
Sioux City
van Hound
Polity
Bass
Farther
Sedaelinginty
Wall
Ted Agai
Ui Pewults
Wis Caplesne
Tadepemdeonce
Waleed
Billy
Havenport Beer
Meier
Jeanedndert
Vaitene
Atari
Langdon
Woek Demet Resyret
Fite
Ai Dt Puiss
Dea
Benkase Sault Duy
Dey Hoods
Ac Keuh
Solons
House OF Representatives
Dole Fiehe
Aleaaitens
Wyre Pointer
Potvasvinnert Aid
Dagland
Witt
Wales
York ‘Welle
Lardhancelior
Henorntty
Carter
Tekla Aluve
Dapanies
Seth
Pan Ltd
Paneralty
Chapin Urink
Witte
el Beer
Whyte Onuya Bet
Tye
Haute
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