World Gossip Snippets From Brainerd Dispatch
A collage of observations and tall tales touches on European royalty and diplomacy, American figures, cricket in England, Korean paper making, Philadelphia artists, Confederate money, and political youths in Britain. It notes Victoria’s maids, Mars canal politics, a Passamaquoddy island king, a New Bedford whale oil fortune, and a pun on a hangdog look in a humorous exchange.
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Hierry Gnees
New Bedford
Global brief highlights and political notes in brief
Around the globe summary reports fragile Afghan food scarcity and Hazara resistance amid tribal levies. In Washington, Nebraska Republicans discuss retaliatory measures and party unity, while diplomats and officials are cited on Chinese and Uruguayan reports. A Minnesota envoy joins foreign service progress noted in Monterey and South Atlantic concerns.
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Wankington
Bellamy Storer
Hom
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Caldwell
Comeresrom
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Uruguay
Ea Young Mae
Minnesota
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TOILER UNION AFFECTS RAIL LABOR AND ARCADIA NEWS
A garbled 19th century report notes Buffalo switchmen strike status and calls for return to work, with mentions of Milwaukee freight handlers wage advances, Amalgamated association actions, and miners' questions. It also recalls deaths including De Witt Talmage and Charles A Perkins, plus a Syracuse resident found dead from heart disease.
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Rand Cniersweeney
Millwaukee Rou
Milwaukee
Northwester
Syracuse
Charles A. Perkins
Stockholm
Barcelona
Ines Maria Toabet
Northwestern notes on regional church call and county action
The Northwest column reports Rev. A. Hayden of Paribault accepting a call at McLube's church in Hastings from Sept 1. The item mentions Hennepin County rats present in the meeting and notes most members were present except one.
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A. Hayden
Paribault
McLube
Church of
Hastings
Rats
Hennepin County
Unfortunate Events and Global Turmoil Report
A scrambled news digest reports a chaotic mix of murders, lynchings, political upheavals, cholera outbreaks, and diplomatic tensions. It mentions Santa Ana killings, German cabinet troubles, Russian cholera, imperial speeches, and European unrest alongside stray sports notes and local incidents.
Cholera Surges Near Hamburg and Berlin Amid Panic
Reports from Haxwon Aug describe a sharp cholera rise with 831 new cases and 319 deaths for the day. Burials surge, ceremonies curtailed, and fear drives behavior as the poor suffer without public rites while shops close and cafes and restaurants see reduced trade.
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Themosphere
Multiple deaths and unusual incidents reported across Wisconsin
Beloit and Fond du Lac residents die in advanced age and from other causes. a Dodgeville clown is killed in a fall. a boy and a girl are injured in separate accidents. cholera outbreaks are reported in Schleswig and nearby districts with cases in Mecklenburg. a run on Danish river towns and a series of local accidents are noted. violence and crime figures include a shooting and a burglary.
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Precautions to be taken by customs for cholera control
Treasury officials report the national and state quarantine services are effective against cholera entering the United States. Acting Secretary Spaulding notes cooperation among quarantine services and that current measures remain practical and adequate. Proposals for a national cholera quarantine and a 20 day vessel ban have been discussed but not adopted. A rapid cordon of inspection is forming. special inspectors and health officers will be stationed at key ports including Sault Ste Marie and lake ports, with additional inspectors requested at Auldsburg and Milford.
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Uacle Abner
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New York Railroad Contractors Face $430,000 Attachment
The Bullock & Willier company, railroad contractors of No. 4 Wall Street, is named in an attachment suit for $430,000 filed in the county clerk’s office. The complaint cites a June loan agreement of £40,400 with Selig Bros of London via the Monterey & Mex railway project, seeking collateral securities and pledges on first mortgage bonds. The case alleges default and seeks recovery against the firm and associated parties for forged or misrepresented security value.
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Mast Bros
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Demands Across Continents Spark Mixed Reactions
A jumble of telegrams reports varied events from London to Montreal. It notes Toearl of Alluton dying in London on Veterans Day and Lucano Mendoan declaring himself dictator of Veuraneia. Other items mention a burned resting work in Brooklyna and a large Democratic meeting in Sedalia Missouri.
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Fall River Mills Prosper Under McKinley Tariff
The piece argues that Fall River cotton mills show no wage decline under the McKinley act. It cites 67 factories, 51,446 looms, 2,400,000 spindles, and a $154,505 weekly payroll. It notes rising investment, a $21,000,000 annual cotton goods output, and steady or increasing wages, contrasting with Democratic claims of tariff-driven hardship. It discusses wages, hours, and productivity in the King Philip Mill and other plants, asserting operatives are well paid and the local economy expanding despite debates on tariff policy.
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