World News Snippets From October to November
A sprawling, jargon filled chronicle reports fires in a livery barn, yellow fever deaths in New Orleans and Memphis, shipwrecks and cold weather events. It mentions political shifts, strikes, and legal notices, with scattered names like Grand Duke, Luetgert, and Pullman appearing amid a wide array of incidents across the United States and Europe.
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Chicago
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Charles Austin Bates
New York
T. Pisrport
Morgan
Tomingbo
General Electric
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Baden
Eblevet
New Orleans
Memphis
Atlante
Mobile
Montgomers
FOU
Natural Bank of the
Repubiic
Chledga
State Savings Basis
Witte
Marine Insuranestoase Puny
Hage Wea
Bank of Evil
de Lues
Peld
Wuteehthe
Uesepliius
Dem
Cripple Creek
France
England
Borgu
Aftica
John Lullave
Phalewyone
Ludgert
Luetgers
Memphls
Scraplon
Carr of Liberty
Kane
Missouri
Woolherds
Chauncey M Depew
New York Gentral Road
Uel
Tie Berlin Tageblatt
Sterday
Huden
Vaalle
Paden
Zarind
Princvess Anx
Llexse
Hesse
Jay
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Kansas City
Boglant
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Dromen
Harry
Kansas Notes Reflect Farm, Rail, and Commerce Hints
Kansas notes survey cereal production and shipments by Nun Bros & Erisbiq ot Wider, with 238 to 257 carloads and an annual 124000 bushels. It records Kansas shipments to Buffalo at 85 600 cents per bushel, editorial events in Kansas City and Topeka, bank consolidations, marriages, and Klondike news, plus rail history and Santa Fe earnings. The mosaic list includes postmasters, newspapers, horse shipments, and public utility moves in Salina, Pratt, Wellington, and Topeka.
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Hanaas
Nun. Bros & Erisbiq
Hels
Duluth
New York
New Mexico
Buffalo
Kansas Editorial Associatiogn Avilment
Kansas City
Kan
Comercial Club
Ponte
Pittsburg
Gulf
Port Arthur
Texas
oPhillipsburg
John Q. Royce
Vancleve
Atchison Globe
Atchison, Topeka’ & Santa Fe Railroad
Peér T. Abell
George’ H. Fairchild
Lorenzo D., Bird
Luther G. Challiss
Samuel Dickson
Atchison
Bank of
Sir Francis
Bank of Western” Kanags
Gordon City
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank of Pratt
People's Bank
Joseph Pedicord
Myrtle Crogs
Wellington
Rocky Mountain
Harriet Homer Louthall
Denver
Western’ Editorial Federation
el Dorajio
Edna
Topéka
Chicago
Kansas
Santa Su
Gray
Frton
Salina
Dane
Wrendotte
Wyandott
Butler County
el Dorado
Lume ‘Kelly
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Chilcoot Pass
Alaska
Dawson City
Union Pacific
Hopeka
Chautauqua County
Santa Fe
Fable
Klondike
Colgin Ranch
Qberlin
Ché
Birdia
Tutzhinson
Jack Ser
Winfield
Topéke
Maryland
Ashington County
Union Pacific Reorganization Sale Sells Road to Committee
The Union Pacific property and operations were sold this morning at the freight depot to the reorganization committee for 55.5 million dollars, excluding government sinking funds, with no competing bids. The sale, held at Ninth and Jonas, drew a large crowd as Master-in-Chancery Cornish read the lengthy decree and proceedings amid a packed hall and limited visibility for bidders.
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Tuton Pacific
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Cornish
Colerance
Mor
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Ware
Mink
Mr. Cornish
United States
Cidsa
Lawrence Creer
the Noties
master-In- Chancery
Blanco Proclamation Announces New Policy in Cuba
Nov 2 Havana dispatch reports Marshal Blanco at the palace presenting proclamations to civil and military authorities. He pledges to restore peace, reject party prejudice, and pursue a broad policy while warning against continued armed revolt. no autonomy pledge is included.
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Pollipate
Ences
Socoréknes
Spain
Cuba
Slacera
Petrce
Marshal Hlance
Marshal Blanco
Wiis Nean
Political statements and local incidents in New York and beyond
A fragmented scroll of brief items: George, Jr. pledges to push his father’s anti corruption platform for New York mayor while vowing faithful continuation. Reports touch spymasters in Creel council, a fatal stabbing near a Missouri island precinct, a large Warren fire causing heavy losses, and Norwegian relief efforts in Trouinge provinces.
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Creel Council
Henry
Taylor
Islad Precinct
Jury likely unable to reach verdict in Goddara case
Goddara case jurors reported they could not agree by 10 o clock this morning after being charged Friday night. Judge ordered further deliberations as questions arise on the defendant's fate and potential retrial.
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Kannas Orry
Goddara
Elayen
Soldiers and Generals Tie to Garvaston Colony Fund
Fragmentary OCR notes claim veterans from Milwaukee Omaha and Minneapolis with Grand Army of the Republic secured a large land or pension grant in Garvaston Texas on November 2, led by General A H Wellkert Bud General Paul Vandervoort and General 3 N Adats.
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Omaha
Neb
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Eulogies for Henry George Mirror City Grief and Honor
New York mourns Henry George apostle of the single tax as crowds fill public spaces and the streets for his funeral procession. Eulogies praise his public service and love for the people, while omitting political disputes from the remembrance. The toll of loss spreads through the city as funerary rites carry his memory toward Brooklyn and City Hall.
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New York
Lonot
Henry George
America
Metropolia
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Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn
Brooklyn City Hall
Indians Learn to Ride Bicycles in Beatrice Nebraska
A fragment reports that among Beatrice residents, including Bartlett, Neb, an Otoe chief traded ponies for a bicycle and rode to the restaurant. Indians bring ponies to trade for bicycles as manufacturers may profit from the new field.
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Ind
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Washington Star
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