Fractured World War Theaters Report From Fragmented Text
Insurgent leaders surrender in the Philippines as Gen Moxica capitulates on Leste. A John Brown homestead sale in Torrington transfers to Dwight C. Kilbourn led group for preservation. Cincinnati man John Fleck dies by poison after writing a farewell letter to his bride. Fire disasters in Ohio and Nebraska cause multiple deaths and property damage. Police notices include a Akron dynamite incident and a Bemidg o steamship explosion injuring several.
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John Brown
Torrington
Conn
Dwight C. Kilbourn
Litchfield
John Fleck
Cincinnati
Kirk Hotel
Hamilton
Hall
Bruner
Potteries
Akron Fourness
Trewerks
Stramer
Bemirdg
Norwats
Norweguin
Evert Conway
Evansville
Ind
Offices Wallis
Graevesen
King Edward Aims to Visit Ireland at Earliest
A chaotic jumble mentions King Edward aiming for Ireland soon. It notes Mo oResoal to become French governor general of Algeria, various derelict ships L A quitaine and Mesata, and port apologies for mail bag violations. It cites drownings, suicides, and political figures. dedication of a Pan American Exposition in Buffalo. 50 000 machinists striking for nine hour day. and a Lima to Cleveland rail line incorporation.
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Edward
Ireland
Mo oResoal
Algeria
L'Aquitaine
Mesata
Robinson
New Palaisville Minn
William Gardhouse
Ontario
Niagara Falls
Kansas City
Kate Danwalter
Kansas
Seoul
Japan
Ma San Pho
Rusi
Buffalo
Vicw
Rouvreselt
Otf
Scott Bell
Suredds
Brazil
Ind
Anion Phan
John Stalleay
Stalacup
Maj. Butler
South Afia O
London
Eugene I Andross
Lake Washington
Lima, Delphos, van Wert and
Fort Wayne Traction Company
Lima and
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Mrs Lyman J Gage Dies in Washington Home
Mrs Lyman J Gage wife of the Treasury Secretary died at 9 30 PM at their Washington DC home from heart failure after a prolonged illness begun in Evanston Ill She was present with her husband daughter and others at the bedside Her death ends a life marked by public service and a late life marriage to Lyman J Gage following the death of his brother and a telegraphic betrothal note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman J. Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington, D.C
Gauge
Pierce
Evanston, UI
Johnston
Mr .Juge
Mr. Gage
Gage
Denver
Death claims Edwin F Uhl a long political life ends
Edwin F Uhl died at his Waldheim country home near Grand Rapids Michigan at 12 20 Friday afternoon after a extended illness. He was an assistant Secretary of State under Cleveland and later United States ambassador to Berlin. Born August 14 183? in Rush New York he grew up near Ypsilanti Michigan and became a prominent Grand Rapids attorney and twice served as mayor. He retired from public life after leaving diplomacy and remained out of active politics.
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Edwin F Ub
Waldheam
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mr Uhl
Edwin I’ Uhl
Cleveland
United States
Berlin
Rush
N. Y
Michigan
Ypsilanti
Fr. Uhl
University of
National call for spiritualist session in New York
Telegraphic brief notes report a New York session of national spiritualists, while nearby items note a fireman killed in Ontario wreck and a Gloversville mill fire causing $125000 loss. Southern iron and steel firms plan to merge with $30 million capital as Kansas City grand jury probes street railway bribery charges.
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Jravel
Parkhill
Ont
New York
Robinson Bros.” Mill
Gloversville
N. Y
Joss
Southern Iron and Steel Companies
Kansas City
Great Jacksonville Fire Leaves City in Ruins and Loss
A massive 1880s blaze in Jacksonville destroyed 148 blocks, left 10,000 homeless, and caused about $10.5 million in damage. Fire spread from the Cleveland Fiber Company to homes, churches, and civic buildings, prompting state and city relief efforts and plans for $200,000 in county reconstruction funds and $500,000 in city bonds.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Cleveland Fiber Company
Beaver, Ashley
Church Streets
Hogan's Creek
Julia Street
St. John River
Beaver Street
Windsor Hotel
St. James
Trinity
Main Street
Bay Street
Laurel
Duval County
Duval County Court House
Criminal Court House
Atlanta
Charleston
Detroit
New York
Boston
Chicago
Mrs McKinley Improves as Hopeful Medical View Grows
Mrs McKinley continues to gain strength after a serious illness with doctors hopeful for lasting improvement. A saline blood injection sparked a rally in her condition, and she sat up briefly Sunday. President McKinley receives inquiries from European leaders as the couple plans to travel to Canton with a large entourage and Miss Mary Barber accompanying them.
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McKinley
Ohio
England
Loubet
France
Canton
Ogden
Cortelyou
Rixey
Moore
Barnes
White House
Phillips Corn Campaign Ends in Chicago Board of Trade
Phillips corner in May corn faded as Phillips’ position on the Chicago Board of Trade collapsed. He sat in the pit during the opening hour with about 500 thousand bushels traded from 34 to 40 cents and likely held 14 to 15 million bushels at his peak, including May purchases.
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George H. Phillips
Chicago Board of Trade
Phillips
Hares in America A Cause for Caution and Alaska Strains
Zooologists warn Belgian hare introductions may threaten U S interests much like Australia rabbits once did. Alaska reports scarce forage and rising subsistence costs as army supply issues and fuel shortages surface at Fort Davis and St Michael s. Admiral Dewey backs a neutral Isthmian canal to avoid wartime fortifications.
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Alaska
Fort Davis
War Department
St. Michael's
Dewey
Phillips May corn deal fuels huge profits at Board of Trade
July and September deliveries were moved and estimated to reach 15,4000 bushels in a three month period. Phillips and his customers reportedly earned about $750,000 in profit after expenses, as May corn rose from 35 to 61 cents. The deal involved several million bushels of cash corn and left Phillips with notable cash positions and a strong average profit on most holdings.
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Togo
Cnmha
Phillips May
Board of Trade
Phillips
Priest Edward Phillips Found Dead in New York
The body of Rev Edward S Phillips of St. Gabriel's Hazelton Pa was identified in a Ninth Avenue New York house. A massage operator Kirk Stanley is jailed on suspicion of involvement as police pursue murder theory. The priest had been away about two weeks and was active in AOH Elks temperance work and miners' strike settlement.
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Edward 8S. Phillips
St. Gabriel's Church
Hazelton
Ninth Avenue
New York City
Kirk Stanley
Father Phillips
Ancient
Order of Hibernians and the Elks
Evansville Man Kills Neighbors Then Ends Own Life
Evert Conway of Evansville Indiana killed his neighbor and the neighbor’s wife after threatening letters about a dairy sale. He fatally shot a policeman and two other men, destroyed cattle, set a stable on fire, and wounded his father before firing on himself in his home as police closed in.
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Evert Conway
Evansville
Ind
Conway
Garrison
Sory
Wallis
Good-By
Kiss Strong Will You Be Mine Exchange
A brief exchange unfolds with awkward hesitations as a couple considers vows. The dialogue shows a cautious promise framed by a public newspaper’s terse narration. The flirtatious moment captures a small, intimate surrender amid a larger society page.
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Indianapolis
Open Letter Claims Dodd's Kidney Pills Cure Diabetes
R H Dunaway M D of Benton Illinois writes an open letter attesting that after failing with diabetes he used Dodd's Kidney Pills and improved in a week and was cured after five boxes claiming permanent recovery. He adds as a physician that the pills are the best medicine for diabetes or kidney disease and that other doctors are convinced. public enthusiasm follows.
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Benton
R. H. Dunaway
Dodd
Rh. H. Dunaway
M. D
The Limit Declares Down to Last Dollar
A quip exchanges between Buster and Dedbroke about extreme poverty, with Dedbroke retorting that real hardship comes when even the last dollar of the last friend is gone. The exchange echoes a life philosophy on dwindling resources and resilience.
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Buster
Pshaw
Grain-O Promises Coffee Replacement For Healthful Drink
Advertisement extols Grain-O as a grain based coffee substitute free of coffee side effects. It claims equal taste and value as coffee, warns of health benefits for digestion and nerves, and notes price points of 15 and 25 cents. Ends with a slogan about open mouths and open wars and a closing note from Bishop Hall.
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Herrimfield News
Addison Pacey
Or‘ Mfiel c
Ishor
Gem MacArthur
Mascardo
Lacuna
Moxica
Leste
Bag
Hoton Ul
Browhls
Pattsimnre
St Philadelphia
Agaroo Dadi
Faullows
Milwaukees
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cleveland FC
Washington
Edwin F. Uhl
Department of Agriculture
Australia
Egypt
West
Board of Management
Philippines
Congress
Varius States
Jessie Benton Fremont
Pathfinder
California
Miles
Treasuries
Europe
Iales
P. C. Knox
William Bradford
Richard Bush
H. D. Gilpin
Jeremiah S. Black
E. M. Stanton
Wayne McVeagh
Benjamin H. Brewster
Justice McKenna
George E. Baldwin
Nuremberg
President McKinley
Wao Ting Fans
China
Uncle Sam
New York Btock Exchange
Robert Morrin
Iun
Congressional Library
Phillips and
Priest
Hazleton, Pa
Shah of
Perala
Columbus
Jeffries
Rublin
San Francsco
Cockrell
Samuel Karnes
Alice Misner
Sixmile Coulee
Mont
Arkansas
Johnny
His Mamma
Mamma
Indianapolis Sun
Bishop Hall
St. Jacobs Oil
Cevretete
Carter
As Sa
N. UL
Aurora Cole
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