All Round the World Love Ballad by Mary E F Blanchard
Poem venerates enduring love as it journeys across seas and deserts. The speaker vows steadfast devotion despite storms and time, promising to travel around the world in search of the beloved and to endure until death. Boston travel writer Mary E F Blanchard signs the lyric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Mary EF. Blanchard
Boston Travelor
Benjamin Franklin
Dryden
St. Paul
Colton
J. F. W. Ware
Spurgeon
Andrew Caruczie
Yale's Royal Baby Heads to New Haven for Commencement
An unusual scene unfolds as His Highness and a retinue travel to Yale for commencement week. Mrs Westenmark resists exposing the baby to risks but telegrams, crowds, and a festive escort compel the journey on the 4.20 train, drawing cheers and a grand Yale welcome.
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Robert Westenmaark, Jr
Maggie
Mr. Westenmark
Mrs. Westenmark
His Highness
Robert
Alty
New Tavon
New Ifaweu
Co-Ax
Kax
Coax
Hayworth
Yale Baby Triumph at Family Celebration
A jubilant procession marks the Yale baby’s christening of sorts as a child, Robert Jr., is celebrated by family and crowd. The event features a gold loving cup inscribed "Yale, 07" and a festive toast. The father leads, guests cheer, and a playful motto echoes "Hoorab, hooray" at the end.
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Hayworth
Evon
His
Westenmark
Bob
Robert, Jr
Father
Highness
Yale
Ohio State Journal
Most Famous Practical Joker Vivier the Eccentric Horn Player
A historical obituary recalls Eugene Leon Vivier a famed horn soloist and famed practical joker in Paris and London during the early Third Empire. He amazed crowds with stunts from a calf on a balcony to mixing gum with soap for giant bubbles.
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Nico
Eugene Leon Vivier
London
Parisian
Vivier
Europe
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Bester
Regent Street
Lonso
Napoleon III
Napoleon
Ajaccio
Paris
Gallay
Bo0u
Louis Philippe
France
Lost Child of Wyonsley Monument Honors Frances Slocum
A monumental dedication in Wabash County Indiana will honor Frances Slocum also known as White Rose, the Wyoming Valley born woman captured in 1778. The Governor will speak as relatives recount her long life with the Miami Delaware in Deaf Man’s Village and her ultimate resting place beside her husband.
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Wyonsley
Mississinova River
Wabash County
Indiana
Frances Slocum
White Rose
Wyoming Valley
Pennsylvania
Jonathan
Mary Slocum
Connecticut
Wilkesbarre
Frances
Velaware
Fiabe
Ohio
Tadiagas
Michigan
Frances‘ Brothers
Perain
Francee
Wyoming
Litle ‘Turtle
Chopokonab
Wayne
Harrison
Mississinova
Deaf Man's Village
George Ewing
Ewing
Slocum
Penn
Odd Animal Behavior And A Music Center Mentioned
The text notes females and mares showing deference or aggression by sex, with dogs and horses exhibiting gendered behavior patterns. It also mentions Markveu lurchen Savony as a violin making center with about 5000 residents devoted to instrument manufacture and widespread craft across villagers and elders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markveu Lurchen
Ao Savony
Altosgether
Jom
Gul
Aryad
Deadly blast at Utah coal mine destroys lives and property
A massive explosion at Pieagant Valley Coal Mine No 4 near Colton Utah on the Ric Grnode Western Railway killed over 100 workers and injured many. Rescue efforts faced gas and debris as Utah men and families suffered. several named victims and the father who lost three sons are among the dead.
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Barr Lane
Crrv
Utah
Spocial
Pieagant Valley Company
Robullald
Ric Grnode Western Railway
Colton Utah
Sparp
Con
Wolby
Plufoll
Toluo
Schotald
Salt Lake
Debria
Tun Hel No. 4
Loresuddy
Filson
Chine
Amon
Roger Davis
Luck Wilann
K. T. Benma
Pete Crockett
John Anderson
Janay Wilson
Will Wilstead
Rntrow Haddow
General Movement Across Nation Drives Eight Hour Strikes
A massive strike wave hits multiple states with thousands seeking an eight hour day and boosted wages. Carpenters plumbers ironworkers and others press for shorter hours while some employers grant demands. A riot in Cleveland involves non union stoneworkers attacked by ironworkers with police arresting leaders.
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New York City
N. Waver
Railroad Seation
Trainns
Ginosto Cottora
Philadelphia
Poltcw
Clavelaua
Governor Allen Inaugurated Chief Civil Governor of Porto Rico
San Juan Porto Rico cable report describes Charles Werbert Allen the former Assistant Secretary of the Navy becoming the first American civil governor of Puerto Rico. The oath was at 10 30 am beneath a canopy at the Mansion with General Davis retiring delivering a celebratory speech. Allen called fellow citizens of Porto Rico and a seventeen gun salute rang from Fort San Cristobal to end the ceremony.
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San Juan
Porto Meo
Cable
Charles Werbert Allen
Porto Rico
Allen
Davis
Alton
San Cristobal
Unified farewell ceremony marks Reumoenvfal Conference close
Former President Marilona Farewell Adstress Advocatadl Charition Unity New York attended the closing ceremonies of the Reumoenvfal Conference. Benjamin Karrisot presided in Carrigto Hall and urged Christianitalty and civic unity. The event drew 115 countries, 48 delegates, and 163,000 attendees with 50,000 at ancillary exhibitions. Funds covered hotel and board costs via donations. A tragic incident followed featuring Underhill in a violent event ending in self-harm after a dispute with Misa Agon Davis, the victim’s daughter of DM. Davis, at Wateka.
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New York
Conslosary
Looming Fire Destroys Laurel Forge Homes in Pennsylvania
A massive blaze swept Laurel Forge in Candorland County Pennsylvania nearly destroying the town. Fourteen dwellings two barns and several outbuildings were reported destroyed as forest fires fanned the flames. Estimated losses reach $50 000 with many structures damaged or ruined. Community officials and volunteers fought the blaze through the night as emergency services mobilized to contain the spread.
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Laurel Forge
Penn
Laure Forge
Cumborlland County
Dewey Day in Chicago Honorary Welcome for Admiral Dewey
Admiral Dewey visited Chicago for three days to celebrate Manila Bay victory. A four mile parade drew crowds of thousands while receptions, luncheons, and a grand auditorium event showcased patriotic pageantry and civic support. Mayor Harrison, George Goodwin Dewey, and other officials participated, with extensive decorations and a large union club luncheon accompanying the naval hero’s stay.
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Admiral Dewey
Chicago
Jacksonville
Grand Central Station
Harrison Street
Anditorlam Annex
Lake Michigan
Fifth Avenue
Jackson Boulevard
Michigan Avenue
Ios
Davey
Hareigon
Charles A. Plamondon
Admirals Shay
Art Institute
Dewey
Samo
Federal Building
Manila Bay
Mra. Downy
Union League Club
Bor
Fire
Admiral
Aldas
Harrison
University Club
Arthur Outon
General Hunter to Lead Expedition for Mafeking Relief
Cape Town authorities report General Sir Archibald Hunter placed in command of a strong column for relief of Mafeking. He led Sir George White’s staff during the siege of Ladysmith and now commands the Tenth Division with two brigades under Buller’s army. May siege relief anticipated around the Queen's birthday. Also notes Paris exhibition scaffold accident and Klondike census figures with Dawson population and voter counts.
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White
Ladysmith
Cesar
Huniter
Lospex
Cape Town
Archibald Hunter
Mafeking
Hunter
George White
Stam
Sidyamith
Buller
Orly~ Font Army of Relief
Naden-Powell
Haden-Powell
Lord Roberts
Treasury Notes and Global News Highlights of 1900
The report covers Treasury payments totaling 7 722 and 2 126 013 on May 1 1900 for registered bonds with five four and three percent loans. It notes a favorable Labor Committee report on the Gardner Eight Hour bill and the Agricultural Appropriation bill passing Senate. It mentions a Pacific investigation into Japanese immigration, Hawaiian government bids, and naval plans including three new battleships. It also lists various international and domestic events from Manila to Kansas, with fires floods crimes and political moves across the United States and abroad.
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Washington
Senate
Coonay
Missouri
Turkey
Iona Islands
Hudson River
Vvessela
United States Navy
Todd
Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln
Barnwell
Timothy
O’connell
Woodlawn
Eighteenth Street
Chicago
State of
Kansas
United States Supreme Court
Arkansas
Mildred Preston
Ethel Quimby
Grand. Rapids
William Bolyard
New Opporgandusky
Ohio
Nebraska
Richardson County
Luis Fell
D. H. Johnson
Clifcushaw
Tishomingo
Coulterville
Beatton
Ono
Sabine Pass
Texas
Harrisville
Wilson & McCulloch
Fairmount
Ind
Topeka
Kan
Sapho
George Ritterbach
New York City
South
Albert J. Dandy
Whfg
Dayton
Reception for Porto Rico Governor Draws Five Thousand
Charles Herbert Allen arrived in San Juan aboard the Dolphin to assume civil governance of Porto Rico. A crowd estimated at 8000 gathered as officers and police saluted, and Allen appeared in plain attire, contrasting with expectations of full regalia. General Davis greeted him aboard before a procession to the Executive Mansion.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
the Dolphin
Charles Herbert Allen
San Juno
United States
New York
Texas
Machias
General Davis
Mr. Allen
Dolphin
Insular Police
Porto Rico Regiment
Davis
Parker
Texas and Dolphin
Executive Mansion
Allen
Detuila
Aliens
Chey Indorse the Secretary of the Navy For Vice-President
Massachusetts Republicans hold Music Hall convention to nominate delegates for Philadelphia. John D. Long, ex-governor and current Secretary of the Navy, is named as Massachusetts’ candidate for Vice President. Delegates at large include Lodge Plunkett BreColl Gilford. Democratic notices follow with state nominees and convention actions for Alabama and Kansas.
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Chey Indorse
Secretary of the Navy
Bostos
Massachusetts
Music Hall
Philadelphia
Choe
Henry Jabot Lodge
William B. Plunkett
Samuel W. BreColl
Walter Gilford
McKkinley
John D. Long
Secre
Tory
Shofce
Indiana
Selact Doelegatens Tworaxarouis, Ltd
Spacial
Winfield C. Durbin
Newton W. Gilbert
Fairbanks and
Beveridge
Mount
Charles E. Moraly
Cammits
Philadetptts
Lhe
Alabama
Moxtaominy
Ala
W. J. Samf Ord
Indersey Organ
Morgan
Frank 8. White
A. H. Merrill
R. J. Lowe
Kansas City
Tornado and Flood Devastate Waco and Hill County Texas
Waco reports heavy floods and a tornado causing deaths and destruction. Within the city, at least ten people drowned and two white women with a child and a black resident were found dead. Water filled basements and streets while boats ferried residents to safety. Rockdale also flooded, killing four men. Blum Texas sustained partial destruction and several fatalities, with homes and a school building damaged.
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Waco
Texas
Viatosty
Ava
Provident Bank
Rockdale
Jobogon
Hill Counties
Hi County
Blum
Dallas
Sctioul Nulidog
Baptist Church
Tragic Farmhouse Deaths Spark Suicide Theories
A seven mile farm from campuspoe Mu reports a Kernig family murder suicide tragedy. Carl Kernig, his wife and son were found dead in a farmhouse with noose and rope. Mrs Kernig tied to a doorknob, Carl suspended from a bed post, another Kernig found hanging from a hook. Neighbors note despondency. authorities deem suicide likely as farm owner John A. Tychantro discovered the scene.
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Camouspoe
Carl Kornig
John A. Tychantro
Kerniy
More Towns Need Libraries and a Murder Plot Charge
State Superintendent Baxter spearheads a drive to expand libraries across New Jersey with county superintendents aiding, aiming for closer ties between schools and libraries and seeking state aid. The page also reports on a New Brunswick woman, Mrs Roste L Rusk, charged with conspiring to murder Prosecutor Voorhees, allegedly offering two men rewards and supplying clothing.
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Scoola Baxter
Baxter
Roste L. Rusk
New Brunswick
J. 8. Voorhees
Middlesex County
Germany enacts strict marriage law for all abroad
Consul-General Mason reports that Germany now requires every person wishing to marry there to present a certificate from native or home authorities stating no just cause exists against the union. The rule applies to all nationalities and can hinder American citizens seeking marriage to foreigners under domestic supervision or stipulations.
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Germany
H. P. Mason
Bertin
United States
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Val Dvatro
His Majesty
Viviar
Eccenitha
Havana
Cuba
Heroine
Tacoma
Daughters of the Revolution
Narcissa Whitman
Marela Whitman
Oregon
Walla Walla
Doctor Whitman
Whitanin
Alis
Winia
Whitman
Hulrrying
Water Grove
the Brave
Peter Grove
Grove
Red Man
Grove’s Run
Siunemahoning Creek
Vangeanes
Susquehanna
Michael
Sunbury
Tomashawks
Aconta
Cod
Hhate-bomses
Alliaun
Allison
Tattle Carson Gulch
Liberty Station
Grasse
San Francisco
Aoimal Chivalry
Violin
Mtakere
Behofton
Forto Rico
Odice
Marilona
Adstress
Advocatadl Charition Unity
Bort Underhill Fnally
Wateka
Kishou
Under- Mt
Boer-Beittel
Natal
Dour Wouren
Tony
Styboulis
Mauques
Trish Berigade
Kroger
Pretoria
Beeen
Imperor
William
Prettyman P
Fo Vorpy
Orange
Bownfontein
Bute Roltrayy
Bottala Uy
Mas
Rabid
Nyors
Green Tile
Beltioh
Rsbola
South Aldlon
Jastles Daroutusgalt
Manila
Nive
Dover
Del
Helash
Sherri Wharton
Kiondike
Klondike
Dawson
Som
Alaska
California
England
South Africa
Ancona
Italy
Amerlen
Lieutanant Hobson
Giobark
Adolph Obrig
Hong Kong
Atlantic Moors
Bora
Growdold
Herbert Whipple
Seventh Cavalry
Whithe Chalus
Falanda
Baracoa
Batabano
Habery
Lloyd Wheaton
Senor Paterno
Trinidad
Benguet
Perfocto Lacoste
Warana
Wood
Rivera
P. I
Luzon
P.I
Lapo
Magelaogal
Cabuges
Blnak
Insargenta
Afttorn
Hull
Provost Court
Mac Olla
Loula Spitzel
Ognor
Abbey
McPherson
Porto Nico
Congress
Islands
Boar
Hueson
Spain
Jack the Ripper
Humbert
Shah
Persia
Orange Free State
Vancouver Island
Dominion
British Columbia
Telatdad
Enada
Gora
India
Lloyd Steamship Company
Cape Colony
Victorian
Ireland
Lisbon
Afrikander Bond
Capa
Marimilian Setidler
Bore In
State Department
Washington Baa
Cartagens
Chile
Peru
Caps Colony
Rebecca L. Young
Akron
South African Republic
Nater
Long Island
Harry Coldwell
Tiny
Floyd McFarland
Board of Cuentiul
N.C. A. Bay
League of American Wheelmen
Milwaukee
News OF the State
Auto
Canal Male
Delaware
Ratliqn Cagat
Trenton
Raritan
Hackettstown
Charles Nittenhouse
Wilko
Somy
Altera Lively Tugse
Trumps
Hunterdon County
Board of Agriculture
County Board of Agriculture
Borough
Woodstown
Grousester County
Lsten
Atelantic County
Tarmora
Parwer
William ET. Stite
Davidson
Magnolia
Eufave Cowell
Flemington
Joby Dean
Newark
Warvey Davis
Glen Vardoer
Elizabeth
Charles N. Fowlerling
North Broad Street
Westminster Avenus
Elizabeth and
Westfield Street
Magie
Chist
Willam J. Magie
Supreme Court of the State
Voorhers
Leesburg
How
Stone Harbor
Glen Gardner
Chinton
High Bridge
Bridgeton
Be City
Mad Horse Creek
Pleasant Mills
Bordentown
George H. Whitney
Phiunfeld
Oneritus
Teridiyd
Armin
Weusy
Papskooons
AL “C.oapuy
Amie
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