Various World News Snippets From A Turbulent Era
A long feature of scattered items notes campaigning rules for Nawati officials, upcoming state elections in Bee leven and other states, a Columbus divorce case, and a note on renaming a Santiago street after Gen Wood. It cites U.S. pension totals, Klondike fuel ideas, a cooperative Ohio colony plan, and golf champions. Also mentioned are a Colorado woman notary name change, growth of Christian Endeavor societies, Queen Victoria tea quip, Sardinian brigands, tetanus risks at Fourth of July, Chicago’s fruit and medical trivia, and Andrews’ ocean crossing efforts.
Doings of a Week Condensed Civil War Era News
A weekly review summarizes national and international happenings. Secretary of War Russell A. Alger resigns, to take effect soon, as President McKinley weighs a medal for Eighth Army volunteers. The East reports fires, strikes, contracts, and notable deaths including Horatio Alger.</S>
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Hussell A. Ager
McKinley
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ML. Lockwood
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Marla
Russell A. Alger
Gen
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Eighth Army Corps
Congress
Peace Conference Reaches Deadlock Over Bullets Proposals
Baron de Staal presided as the first committee wrapped up its labors at the peace conference. Key points debated included dropping explosives from projectiles and expanding bullet rules. The United States and Britain opposed some measures, with Capt Crozier's proposal narrowly adopted and later rejected, while Minorican delegates withdrew additional articles before adjournment.
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United States Aelegition
Portugal
China
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Cragier
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Kurneleeh
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Feamen
Cean
Democratic railronal committee reforms and local notices
The Democratic committee structured its leadership electing a chairman, appointing a vice chair, and updating standing committees. It thanked allied groups and filed bids for the national convention. A planned reopening of mines with union miners is set for mid August, while a fatal shooting at Trinity Church in Wales is noted with a Denver link.
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Indictment of Molineux in New York Court
Fragmentary legal proceedings describe an indictment of Molineux with Mrs Kate Adams mentioned. Defense counsel Mr Weeks seeks inspection of grand jury minutes. magistrate delays, stating the need for formal notice before a hearing. Kept to procedural details, the report notes contested inspection and pending formal steps.
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Toland
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Neenber
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Weeks
Grrand Fury
Gardiner
Aystion Williams
Davie
Anderson Misquoted Again In Manila War Debate
Fragmentary report shows Jon Anderson denying misquotations about his stance on the Philippine War. He insists he never claimed forces under his division could have defeated the opposing juggernaut and that political diplomacy constrained actions.
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Cinsinnati
Ane Deren
Jon Anderson
Eve Evan
Hiss Wisterli
Transport Indiana Purges Sick Guards at Presidio Quarantine
Sun Peancisen reports forces arriving from The Caine Shite quarantine site to manage ill gales and quarantine procedures. Sick soldiers were moved from various vehicles to be examined before transfer to Lewis-finished hospital at the Presidio for further care.
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Sivk
Bret Waly
Maire saforTine
Fire Claims Four In Villa Of Vilom Circuit
A report from Gunnisint says four portions of the teyen af Viloan were destroyed by flames. Mr Beer Doki and family suffered losses as his wife and two children survived while two others perished in the Haines. Two strangers were found asleep in the hotel. courioy left for transmission with the news.
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Cirle
Lestrey Dolan
Haines
Atrangere
Courioy
Tsmnmison
Treasure Cargo From Panama Brings Vast Spanish American Goods
A large cargo arrived aboard The Maeit Mail from Panama bearing a vast treasure consignment. It includes 9,000 jewels worth, 10,000 silver jars, 39 heads of old weight, a bar of gold and silver valued at 7,500, plus bags of concentrates. Nearby notes mention Detroit street railway changes and political meetings, with two miners killed and a town burned in Wisconsin, and a U.S. training ship Saratoga reported at Southampton.
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Micnelsea
Panam
Ceara
Peace Conference Ends Fete Session at The Hague
The HagueJuly 22 Baron De Staat presided at the plenary session of the international peace congress to outline the final sweep of the committee's work. Points on prohibiting shopping explosives from bullets and using asphyxiating projectiles faced mixed votes, with Britain abstaining. Andrew D White opposed prohibitions citing future crueler alternatives. Debate continued on explosive bullets, leading to a revised proposal and final adjournment as the conference concludes pending arbitration committee work.
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Baron de Staat
International Peace Congress
Fet
M. Karnebeck
Secont
Expide Lallets
John Pauncetote
No Sign of a Halt in Global Trade Review
In the weekly trade review from New York July 22, reports cite continued slow progress and inflation fears. Data show higher July farm expenditures, rising exports, and banner early-year output, with no halt detected amid ongoing friction and policy tensions.
Death of Col Robert Ingersoll in New York
New York July 22 Col Robert Ingersoll died at his home near Dobbs Ferry after a sudden heart disease attack. He had suffered ill health for days and died peacefully as he wished, leaving a career spanning law public speaking and writings against Christianity. Born November 11 1838 his family relocated early and he rose as a leading Republican figure and famed advocate of secular thought through books pamphlets and speeches.
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Robert T. Ingersoll
Wabster-on- Thideon
Dobbs Ferry
Atel
Plystein
Ingersoll
Hin
Hebert Creommeewoll
Lire Noy
Atpeiet
Tiiteie
Bhawneerown
Khoo
Con Eroe
James Ve Wiaine
Pohl
Jay
Phillees
Mozes
LYNCHED IN MADISON PARISH NEAR RIVER TOWN
In Madison parish seven miles from the river, men were hanged for suspected involvement in an attack that wounded Dr Hodzes. Names listed include Joe Defaria Charles Defatta Frank Defatta Sy Deferroeh and five others. Local unrest followed amid additional lawlessness in the area.
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Talia Law
Madison Parish
Joe Defaria
Charles Defatta
Frank Defatta
Sy Deferroeh
Dae
Teres
Mirdes de Hodzes
Kane
Dewey Plan for Washington Welcome Ceremony Approved
Washington duty details Admiral Dewey arrival plans for a grand reception in the capital. A district committee and national officials coordinate escort, parades, concerts, and naval displays with a presidential and cabinet audience. A special medal program will honor the commemoration and return.
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Long
New York
Hotar
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Dewey Anil Immy
Remarkable April Sick Report From Philips Islands Firms
Washington dispatch reports April illness figures for local firms in the Philippines. The tally shows minimal sickness in several companies, with typhoid fever affecting one group. The month’s totals contrast sharply with prior months, prompting note of unusual health stability.
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Washington
Fdy
Volunteers for the Army enlistments rise in Philippines effort report
Washington July 22 volunteers for service in the Philippines are piling up fast with 469 enlisted in one day. The Thirty-first and Twenty-seventh infantry units lead the progress as recruiting offices open in ten cities next Monday. Fort Thomas sees rapid turnout and a record one day enlistment of 169. A volatile scene in New Orleans reports four executed lynchings and a chaotic aftermath. Cattle sales in Muskogee top 12,000 head at 450000 dollars in the Indian Territory. The Athenian steamer transfer to the Philippines is approved by the United States government. Cecil Rhodes says no war risk with Britain and the Transvaal. A torpedo boat destroyer Bullfinch suffers an explosion during trials injuring 11.
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Dhiey
Man Walks Home Through Blizzard After Saving for Holidays
A man described as frugal for a long time leaves his station during a blizzard and decides to walk home rather than spend on cab fare, despite the harsh weather and looming holidays. The scene portrays his determination and effort to economize in difficult conditions.
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Lend
Wedding Reporter Blunders In Moonlit Romance
A reporter drafts a wedding page with flowery moonlit imagery then edits to correct phrases. He admits replacing contesting parties with contrasting parties and the final copy is toned down before publication.
Ma Gets Pa s Advice In A Twisted Tale Of Night Talk
A fragment from a family scene shows a girl seeking guidance from her father about a plan or mischief. The dialogue hints at tension, secrecy, and a riskily unintended result as the adults debate how to handle the situation. A Swede girl and a dogged midday misread seem central to the unfolding moment.
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