Diverse 19th century notes on science travel and society
A jumbled wire of brief items covers wire records cutting pace from three to two minutes, creamery milk yields, women veterinary studies, British royal title talks, Alaska land claims, Volunteers of America in Alaska, Buddha baptism in New York, cycling records, urban growth politics, race mortality debates, Craig colony epileptics, international arbitration, Klondike warnings, Columbus municipal meeting plans, Greenwood cemetery mortuary chapel, postmaster general on postal savings banks, and human descent experiments.
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Masten-Geseaat Garr
Censds
Beeres
Congress
Prince
Paris Museum of Natural
Bomb explodes near Madeleine church during procession
News of the Week reports a bomb amid a Madeleine church procession injuring a witness. It notes Faure returning to Paris, deaths including actress Jon Drew, and various political and crime items with multiple named figures and places.
Sandwich fillings and butter spreads from old recipe notes
The excerpt lists mustard butter with lettuce and thin mutton or beef slices, anchovy butter on second bread slice, sweet sandwiches with jam, grated chocolate, and clotted cream with caviar and lemon. It mentions mayonnaise with watercress and cucumbers, and a Russian salad variant. Bread should be old enough to slice thinly and crusts removed with coraline butter.
Mississippi Lynchings and Justice in Lawrence County
Frank Rushing, the man who killed HD Myers in Lawrence County on July 1, was sent to the penitentiary after a trial in Pike County. Vigilantes once threatened lynching. he was moved between counties for safety. Jurors found manslaughter with a 15 year sentence. Sheriff Williams and Sheriff Ball faced danger saving him. Mississippi crops report good yields with favorable weather, rust and worms noted in cotton. Senatorial matters show no hurry in appointment. McLaurin weighs state interests. Education topic: Kincannon to speak at Nashville Exposition on September 5 about Mississippi education funding and distribution.
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Docs Ketey
Snow Till
D. C
Mea Merritt
Paty Ve
Virtin
Clamiece Herr
Edward BL Reith
Adam Roth Grocery Co
St. Louis
Teresie
Dows D. Rockerettsen
American Baptist Missionary Union
American Baptist Home Missionary Society
Boston
National Executive Board
United Mi Workers
Mitteburgh
Columbus
Chicago
Sunshine
Glenwood
Col
Manax Nack
New York
William Guldensuppe
Ils
Minnesota
Duluth
Luetgert
Puask Want
Mississinewa
Somerset
Ind
Dinnie & Lonn
Victyr and Soda Works
Nashville
Arkansa
Kohroy
Ark
Evi- Louis Conference
M. E. Church
John Ih Vincent
St Louis
Kovington
Quincy
Ill
Ell In
Henry Miller
Metropolis
Noraca
Wong
Fered Treasury
Jance Bocas
James Ray
Vandalia
Til
Boggs
Cornelius Richarts
Cloud Chief
Skippy” Rowan
Buck” O'Mary
Hefferman
Daght Crook
Lymehing
Frank Rushing
Myers
Lawrence County
Hushing
Lawrence
Sheriff Williams
Mr. Williams
Pike County
Ranting
NE Ball
Toole Kashi
Kvehkson
Rushing
Mississippi
Tow
Awa
Kincannon
Nashville Exposition
Eutinon
Wissum
Sehool
Labor and Reform
Anil
United State
Conant Kansas Agricultural College
KassasCrry
Manhattan
Kam
The
Times
State Agricultural College
Georgeson
Greenwood
Bay
Cavant
Green
Lee Lumber Company
Redwood
Warren County
Apbeth
Trade activity steady in diverse markets across regions
Business activity remains robust with strong demand in textiles, groceries, hardware and clothing. Reports note continued consumption of key staples, rising ore and timber movement, and steady factory overtime in the Northwest amid weather. Labor convention plans in Chicago seek to address strikes and rights.
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Ivtenet
New York
Seph
Dradetreet
Tnes
Gromeries Aml
Wreters Reaters
Snuikern
Western Iron and
Wealera
Borthwest
Guneral
United States
Twelve Victims and a Fatal Mule Attack
A coroner's jury in Kemper County investigates the death of Sam Poyens, murdered and cremated after a fatal kick by a mule. The jury verdict cites an unknown assailant and confirms cremation in the Green Ville store. Rankin farmers organize to back a wheat drive amid a growing push for a tir trial.
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Moscow
Kemper County
Cole
The
Baptist Church
Sam
Poyens
Greenville
Sam Poyens
Rankin
Rankin County
L. Collins
Ellisville
Royal
Klondike Fever Brings Stock Schemes of Alaska Gold
A Chicago dispatch reviews Klondike greed and risk as prospectors chase Alaska gold. It notes sensational stock promotions from New York to Toronto offering shares at low prices, claiming huge profits while miners face climate hardships. The piece criticizes Canadian royalty rates and calls patterns of speculative investing engaging and alarming.
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Bordal
Klondike
Alaska
Seatte
Tustle
Eldorado
Fach
Angonaut
Maske c
Chicago
Duncen City
Klondikers
Yukon
Stiekeen River
New York
San Frantises
Seattle
Toronto
Maine
California
Dominion Government of Canada
Yulou River
Trenevaal
South Africa
Klondike Fever Brings Bold Quest to Alaska North
A vivid meditation on gold rush fever describes explorers pushing toward Alaska, naming Joaquin Miller Lucky Baldwin and other seekers. It contrasts perilous journeys, rising prices, and brave promises with hard realities of famine and danger while noting royal tax debates and migration north.
The Haughty Came: A Narrow Escape at the Station
A tale of a tall fashionably dressed woman at Euclid Avenue station who ignores a descending safety gate as a brave young man saves her from a crash. The crowd and a policeman note the exchange, and the man gently reminds her of duty to others. The piece shifts to a French critic’s lecture remark on reading and progress, then to short food notes and a London property value snippet.
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Pittsburgh
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
St. Louis Republic
Stimutas
New York
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Lavy Hapenton
Congress of Women
Detord
Eng
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Great Britain
Duke of York
Prince of
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Prince of Wales
BrixAnn Moore
Skaguay
Volunteers of America
Salvation Army
Countess de Canavarro
Brooklyn
Ane
America
Whevery
Craig
Sonyea
N. Y
Tax American Hat Association
McKinley
Af Republic
St la
Waar
National Municipal League
John W. Mackay
Greenwood Cemetery
Aoe
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Faure
Paris
Russia
Madeleine Church
Wutnesbody
Jon Drew
Srenetany Gank
McKenna
United
Winfield
Kopp
Honey County
Palmer
Washington County
Ialmer
Jons G. Woon
Louisville
Gary
Post Office Department
Civil Service
McKinxy
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Fair Grounds
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Dolia Brechtel
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Tacoma
Wash
Sandon
Chotera
New York Central
Buffalo
Depew
Needles
Ariz
San Prancisco
National League For the Propagation of Christian Socialism
Wits
Gulf Passwenger
Coly
Dosses
Folsom
Trinidad
Univer Bactey
Realar
Arema
Madison
Maddison
Floral Park
Long Island
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Syracuse
J. H. McQuillan
Philadelphia
Yar Bank
Durand
Charles Horton
Joy Micuart
Detroit
Mich
Lesna
Michael
Av Mexia
Tom Clark
Indian Territory
Spavinuwervek
Wey
Rankier Wises
Z R. Wall
Custer County
Wilson
Hall
Frank Murller
Ohio
Saluda Miller
United States Supreme Court
Alice Winston
Harry Arnold
Fort Wi N. M
Montreux
Switzerland
McLaurin
Capitol
Jackson
George
T. M. Henry
Cargh
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Peruanum
Kemper
Noxughee
Lipscomb
Springs
Glenwood Springs
Colorado Fuel & Tron Co
Mrazor
Adam Wilson
Samuel I. Smith
Eleevator
Post Graduate Hospital and
Medical College
Dearborn Street
Smith
Katy
Musxouri
I. T
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Gibson
Here
Terrel
Eufaula
Idaho
Bores
Ida
George H. Stuart
Suif Court
Wasursoros
Ana
Thussande
Digatma
Ing
Dyra
Juneat
Chilkoot
Dawson City
North
Joaquin Miller
Sierrae
Baldwin
Vieh
Northwest Territory
Kuehne Beveridge
Minois
Caroline Westcott Romney
Dawson
Taraway
Cuiseacs
Great
Uritain
Kruger
United Sates
G. W. Weippiert
Mike
Washington Star
Coame
Ste
Mail and Express
Swayback
Snooper
Eila
Bella
Stella
Fallon
Judge
Jack
Faulie
Tom
Puck
Sala Rothing
Dyea River
Boston Globe
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