London Paupers and World Events Across Continents
A wide page item notes ninety two thousand paupers in London and reports on the Sues canal convention signed at Constantinople. It mentions various figures, political moves, and cultural items from Europe, America, and Asia, including appointments, protests, and railway expansion. The piece also covers local incidents in Ardmore and Greencastle, and reports on Chinese railway plans and Montana livestock losses due to wolves.
News of the Welk Prohibition Force and International Affairs
Prohibition efforts in New York face a letter of inquiry tied to Minister West and Fisk. The French government seizes political cartoons. the International Peace Arbitration body plans a congress to meet in America and England. Reports also detail diplomatic shifts in London and Dublin, rebel actions in Haiti, and varied domestic incidents from fires to robberies and accidents across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fisk
Waswaring
Minster West
Han
Houlmiger
Paris
Victor Noapuilwans Auias D. Bows
Haytian
Enelich House of Commons
America
England
Franses
ATER
Lund Sackville
London
Sarkvile
Waeldiem
Dublin
United Stetoy Navy
Une Enterprise
Ferish Columbia
United States
China
Birninghan
Ivik
Tomiouerraton
Heniversity
Stuedentest
Helin Oy
Borgmann
Gerhart
Africa
Newt
Frew Lentlett
Viowan
Vatican
Btrossmayer
Hampolia
Papal
Stanley Expedition Report Points to Delayed Advance
Ta bore dispatch from Stanley's rear guard reports a ten-day lead, heavy jungle, and many deaths. The party of thirty endured fever, drownings, and scarce provisions while Stanley pressed toward Wa Delai, with rumors he faced hostile tribes and planned a northerly move then eastward. The Arab scouts estimate the overall expedition at two dozen men after losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zassipan
Tabore
Stanley
Laken Victoria
Nyanes
Nzige
Tabers
Albert Byanza
Sanga
Congo
Staaley
Zanzibar
Wadelai
Uni Legiannig
Apetlant
Wailelai
Emin Pasha
Maboda
Albert Nyanza
Matomgora Mino
CHIEF OF ORDNANCE REPORTS FISCAL YEAR EXPENDITURES
General Benet, Chief of Ordnance, reports the bureau spent 1 007 382 dollars in the last fiscal year and produced 41 190 rifles and carbines at the National Armory. Investigations on smaller caliber arms progress. powder tech remains unresolved. Watervliet arsenal to complete a 10 inch gun and a 25 2 inch field gun this winter. Upgrade costs total 20 000 dollars, assembling tools from other arsenals to reach annual capacity of about fifty SELD guns and one 5 inch and one 10 inch gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascpoch
Wasmington
Benet
Ordnance
National Armory
Watervliet
Oldest Hart County resident charged with murder in Georgia
Southern Gleanings reports a jumble of tragic events. It notes the murder charge against the oldest Hart County inhabitant, a lynching of Henry Jones at Woodland Mills Tennessee, and multiple deaths and accidents including a Birmingham kerosene fire tragedy, a drowning in Kentucky, and other crimes across multiple states. The piece weaves crime, death, and disaster into a single, scattered update.
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Hart County
Bern
T. C. Grob
Aenty
Henry Jones
Woodland Mills
Jones
Mike
Gs ‘Tern
Tila Coleman
Birmingham
Alu
J. Tartar
Somerset
Pittand Crosh
Itia
Frank Finley
Wim
Julia Tartar Ieaves
Jane Duke
Hartford
Ohio
Conny
Marathn
Kentucky
Harry Smart
Lowsville
Melaner Green
Belle Ward
Greensburg
Leyna
Albritton
Atlanta
bin Heun
North Birmingham
Ala
Henry Brown
Juhneau
Brown
Georgia Penitentiary
Georgia
John P. Campbell
Congress
Hopkineville
John Corbitt
Nashville
Ten
Moorman
Het‘ernan
Ainslie & Bro
Seay
Alabama
John H. Taikersley
Crenshaw County
Joe Williams
Hardy Pup Lewis
Jack Bailey
Kingston
Tenn
Fayetteville
Yerb McElroy
I. Garywena
Pye Fceman
W. Hf. McCown
McElroy
McCown
Jesse Brandace
Mr. H. Brundage
Leon
John Merrill
Mate Paresis
Huntaville
Willian Harrison
Hoshen
Hargon Fied
Crame
Harrison
George Eddieman
Thomas Gresham
Eddleman
Charles Emory
East Tennesssee
East Corporation
Chattanooga
Town
Hin
Robert Echelberger
St Leis
New Orleans
Adventures of Clergymas in Arizona Sanitarium
A fragmentary satire set in Dockville Arizona where reformers tout a health resort as a perfect climate. An invalid clergyman, Rev T H Hutchison, visits, endures hot weather dust and overpriced services, encounters a shady undertaker, and contemplates leaving as vendors peddle dubious remedies, liquor, and weapons amid smallpox rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
T. H. Hutchison
Dockville
Hutchieon
Jumping Spiders Show Eyes All Over Their Heads
The article explains saltatory jumping spiders hunt without webs, using wide eyed perception to track prey. Some mimic insects or ants, hide in wall cracks, and rely on leaps with a safety thread. Eggs are laid in shells or sacks, and weather affects feeding behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltatory
Cephalic
M. Kile Blanchard
Popular Science Monthly
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Planet Junior
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LN Woden
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Rtl Thowrson
Haxton
Brookhaven
Mim
Haslehurst
Broow Fasn & Sexton
Hazlehurst
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Omce
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Supreme
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A Lewenthal, JR
Lincoln
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Mississippi
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Tackeon
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Boone
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J. Warren
Cheal
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Sam Lightfoot
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Haanlon
Capital, Commercial College
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Modern Practical School
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Shortland Mail
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Constantinople
Eoward H. Gary
New York Graphic
Adam Badeau
General A. Grant
Kaiser Frederick
Versailles
Leipsia
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Baka Petroform
Caar
Mey
Buku
Cyar
Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants of
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Preston
TL. Woot
Ardmore
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Natal Tas
Milan
Belgrade
Bucharest
Athens
Holy Synod of
St. Petersburge
Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople
Mietak
Henry Hiasnier
Dal Faires
Washington
Lord Sarkville
Ab Sen Jt
Samoa
Tamesese
Iland
Mataafa
Fiairfax
Worp
Bee
Peters
University of Pennsylvania
Sudh
Mediterranean
Pere
New York Board of Estimate and Apportionment District Attorney
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Police Authoritie
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Bewars
Greencastle
Ind
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Utah
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West Java
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Shantung
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Montana
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Acasellian
Port Au Irines
Quebec
Monica
Cal
Los Angeles
Masxan Rubbers
Mexico
el Vaso
Tex
California
St. Vout de Leanda
L. Beaseix
Volist Jows
Twenty-sixth Street
Sixth Avenue
Durhamvillée
Military
Highland Park
Woman's Missionary Society
Heston
Rutherford Is. Hayes
Many & Det
Ananda Montgoery
Gus Wingeman
Fivensburg
B. Hyon
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Ripley
Brono
Gary
Oak
Fevet
Jacksonville
George Wetmore
James Harris
Jamis
Whisky Trust
M. le Grasp
San Jose
Frask Hayes
Joby P. Crow
Saginaw Bay
Georgia Board of Health
William R. Foster, Jr
New York Produce Exchange
Hopewell
Belrude
Hrnnent L. Currenerr
Daniels & Critchett
Boston
Dun
Grand River
Colorado
Yue
Arctic
Joseph Spayd
Reading
Laporte
Iowa
Union Hall
L. Raymond
Nash Tenn
Chicago
Vne Corps of Surveyors
Helena
Tupelo & Decatur
Oxford
Ar Pohuan
Texas
H. C. Hrynns
Neely Bryans
United States Express
New Orleans & Northeastern Railway
Lacey
Derby Brations
Express
Isles Landing
Pasengers
Louisville
Iin
Charles Zimour
Jack Conway
Vicksburg
Tennessee
Nancy J. Walker
Ironville
Nancy T. Neal
Neal
Anderson A. Cuff
New Flat Creek
Miseissippi
G. P. Gardner
Sparlock
Arkan- W. KR
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Idel
James Pars
Wittsburg
James A. Conway
Huntsville
Greenway
Ark
James Milliken
Talisana
Ind. T
Tom Howell
Fife
Bradstreet’s
Kansas City
Mississippi Valley
Savannah
Florida
New England
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Bellage
Pacific
Ben
Hastiyas
Neb
Frank Fansler
David Crinkalow
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Tay
Mr. Hutchison
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