Muddle of 1900s World Affairs and Courtroom Verdicts
The fund for Parnell's expenses reaches 20000 while officials report on naval notices and a Jamaica arrival. A post office bill favors raising foreign money order limits to 100 dollars. A Munich chemist claims cobalt and nickel decomposition. Trials include R T Bain's bank case, with bail pending. A duel near Paris injures Rochfort and Missaragy. Colorew, Ute chief, dies and Jesuit compensation debate surfaces. Global royal shifts hint at Holland, Luxemburg, and empire changes. Salt palace plans in Salt Lake City attract attention, as bishops near Sofia face night abductions. Agricultural crop estimates in Chicago spark debate on accuracy and measurement.
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State Farmere’ Assembly
Hesar Wotrr
Antwerp
Daniel
Amor
Chesapeake Bay
Craighill
Meroe County
W. Va
Humber
Montreal
Farner Hynes
Pierce City
Kansas City
Hynes
Fierce City
Excixgen
Dietz
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Sylvania
Wis
Bar
Cambridge
Oxford
England
Panama Canal Company
Paris
Seine-et-Vise
St. Petersburg
Russia
Bansert & Liewrensteig
Des Moines
Iowa
Brasic Trust
Yousa
Lyons
Trance
Monte Carlo
Hyde
Manchester
Eng
Dan
Mapnto
United States
Mora
Coutzacoshcons
Mex
Galventon
Tex
Faraday
Board of Trade
Jacksonville
Pin
New York City
Congress Debates Tariff and Territorial Issues This Week
National discussions center on the Tariff bill with proposals for sugar beets and cane production favoring a bounty. Senate and House adjournments interrupt routine work as territorial bills for North and South Dakota progress amid debates. Personal notes report resignations, appointments, and international dispatches alongside economic and political developments.
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Congress
Senate
Allison
Chandler
Standall
Washinurtom
Bug
District of Columb
House
Wests Gmenduent
Sprinter
South Dakota
Abe
Territory
North
Babe Bath
San Francisco
Miwaukee
Ciba
Wests
Ottar
Tao Kalt
Sox
Lily Purrod
Stock items and dairy farming notes from 19th century dairy issues
The piece discusses breeding, inbreeding risks, and the need for new blood in stock, with emphasis on Jersey cattle and hogs. It covers cow feeding twice daily, pasture crops like white clover for sheep, and sow quality. It also notes manure management, seed selection, garden tasks, and winter prep for fruit trees and berry crops, plus poultry care and hive maintenance.
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Jersey
Jersey Bulletin
Ohio
Dairy World
Whitecaps Rampage Report From Pruncylvania and Nearby
Reports from Coal Rup and surrounding towns describe Whitecaps beating and binding men, coercing residents, and threatening violence over drunkenness and gambling. Accounts from Milan, Maryland, and Massachusetts mention warnings posted, attacks on homes, and gunfire with no serious injuries. A separate incident notes a Haytien gunboat’s near sink attempt on the Haytien Republic, under investigation by the Galena officers.
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Hagnearty
Shamokin
Coal Township
Whitecaps
Milan
Marsachusetts
Gakat Bannington
Mase
Jen Fi
Waubecke Mills
Housnonic iv
Maryland
Allentown
Kennelyville
Bill
Ivans
Shota
Leguine
Port Au Pascoe
Hayti
Haytien Republic
Haytien
Neuville Valdrogue
Huyten Republic
U c
Galena
Gatena
Kingston
Jamaica
Excited Germans debate American role in Samoa policy
A German press chorus voices indignation at US willingness to intervene in Samoa, while naval officers hope for a clash to gain glory. They see the United States as vast in trade but weak militarily, and praise German ships yet question seafaring prowess. In New Orleans dispatches Mississippi outrages are briefed. Kemper and Noxubee counties are cited with alarming rumors and calls for investigations. In St Louis a deformed newsboy William Keane dies suddenly at 36 after a long career selling papers near the Southern Hotel.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Fort Buith
Ark
Dean Eckerly
Fink
National Fertilizer Company
Nashville
Tenn
Arkansas
United States
Allcw
Florida
Jay Govin
Swani-rex
Gale
Lettie
Pawnee Bill
Oklahoma
Ble
Louisville
General Assembly
Arkdliwas
A. Et Alstos
Hutton
C. B. Stanton
Poplar
H.C. Johnson
Tupelo
Mississippi
H. G. Butler
Knoxville
T. T. Douglass
Avica
New York
Brookfield
Minnie Hall
Dows
Loxpoy
Germany
Missiappi
New OnLeaxs
Lowry
J.B. Key
Sherif
Kemper County
Misa
Jackson
Miss
Jam
Sherif Rogers
Noxubec
Wisa
Allegea
Chamberlain
Gr. Louis
William Keane
Louis Ho
Bate Pees Company
Rains murder arrest and riot notes across states
Richert Rains was arrested in Moulton Als for murder of his brother Rev Benjamin Rains. Reports describe a spate of violent incidents from Baton Rouge to Birmingham with jail escapes thwarted, a lynching ghost scare in Lawrence County and a Birmingham riot costed at about $5,000. Other items include multiple arrests for murder and assault in Kentucky Tennessee Georgia and Arkansas. a cook burned in a railroad camp. a notable steamboat founder James Lee Sr. and a Georgia farmer turning a fortune from marble lands. persimmon farming comments. and mob activity near Red Bank North Carolinas.
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Richert Rains
Moulton
Als
Benjamin Rains
Ham Gray
Paris C
Baton Rouge
la Jeham
Harsla
Renate
Tennessee
Roy Pallenter
Chattanooga
Tron
Cage Rowsey
Young Blackerby
Stanford
Howsey
Nesto Exodia
Lawrence County
Ala
Calely Mooiy
Mien
Jaib
Roselunky
Miss
Ba, Wells
Lise Gabe
Geo. Jennings
Hardy Brothers
Jalier Harper
Charles Dilger
Lomevile
Rosenburg
Jones
Hawes
Birmingham
William Lindsay
Port Gilmen
Frond
Yokens
J. C. Barnes
Ph Bluft
Ark
Mt Son
Bolivar Township
Courtney
Hale's Springs
Tenn
Orchard Knob
Wilson Crawford
John Blair
Blair
Crawford
Jamestown
Newton Heim
Boriegard Starkett
Garretsburg
Hopkinsville
Starkett
Helm
Martha Wayland
Knoxville Southern Railroad
James Lee
James Lee, Sr
Memphis
Lee
Georgia
America
Elberton
Red Bank
N. C
Carolina Central
John Wright
Frank King
Stewart & Butt
Mobile
Faba xi Nawibaine
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Brookhaven Peader
Isricaul
Bates
Gore
J, Rey Perkins
Hill Supplies
Belting
Jina
Planet Junior
Atkins & Branch Crooke’s Laws
Brinley
Dralar
EN Thowroom
Skxtom
Brookhaven
Mixa
Malenuree Bhiawons Pson
Sexton
Marlelarst
Mies
Addreas Atolther Omeey Hoilett Practives
Lincoln
Coplun
Aa Jung counLe
A Lewenthal, JR
Monnig Comntied
Orvierh
Co. McNair
Moorhaven
Supreme Americal Potts
Moore
Wesson
Will Pine Log
Rook Raven
Monticelto
Mamtehurat and
W. Bennett
Brooksuaven
Smigie
Ornie
E. J. Bowen
Rook Haven
Liverpool
London and Globe
J. Warren
Sam Lightfoot
Brookslavey
Meron
Commarglal “College
Son
Bohol
Cleulan
Parnell
London Times
the Navy
Mouse Committee On Post Offices
Kuvss
Munich
Trousanps
Wissman
East Africa
Bis
R. T. K. Bain
Exchange National Bank of
Norfolk, Va
Henri Rochfort
Missaragy
la Bataille
M. Lissaragy
Din
AsisrEk of
Colorew
Colorow
Quebec
Govinsor Beaver
Pennsylvania
Daniel A. Hastings
Elizabeth Peabody
Boston
Sarah Winnemuccn
Athinta
Anid
Anyu
Aspinwall
Panama Canal
Ticonderoga
Navy Department
Holland
Wilhelmine
Luxemburg
Borneo
Salt Lake City
Tirnova
Varon
Vranten
Sofia
Pelage Ferdinand
Dilly Businesss
Uhicago
Depart Agriculture
News OF the
Telegraph and Mail
Henry M. Stane
Brasals
Emin Bey
Howernor Fleming
Renis
Tax Board of Indian Commissioners
Washington
Indian Service
Genenat W. D. Wastmans
Republicans of
Minnesota
Babl. de. Friedbrug
Walter H. Bragg
Macereil
Renate Herrenxs
Saturday Evening Mail
Terre Haute
Ind
Heco Gollmer
Turner Bund
St Louis
Ford Committee On
Presidest Cleveland
Costa Rica
Botron Suva
Vegfiengo Boenig Journal
Ikapasiose
Biewer
Africa
Af Henry
London
Zanzibar
Badin
Goran Die Gession
Gaygow
Giratlawl
Asion
Inein Beare Wes Dleo
Tete
Westher
Whitegaas
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