Fragmented notes on art, crime, and world affairs in a 19th century column
A patchwork of jumbled passages references to Sivanil Vivoledndntda and Indian literature, a Baltimore hotel incident, a purported execution method, alleged decapitation rumors about Dr Gulifotin, and a string of scandalous anecdotes. The text then touches on European telephony linking Amsterdam and Brussels, vast French wine stock, the Prince of Wales health, and trade figures with Japan, followed by Armenian questions in Massachusetts and Turkish cruelty claims.
Turbulent World News and Tragedies Across Continents
An array of brief items reports upheaval in New York and international affairs. References to treaty talks with Japan, embargos on American pork, and shifting U S positions mingle with obituaries and local disasters. Notable names include Alfred Johnson and Henry Preserved Smith, with events from Paris to Chicago and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New: York Supreme Courts
United ‘States
Ted Japan Hay
Beer
Nolaile
Alfrell
Johnson
United States
Canail
Stuttgart
Germany
Jenys
Mismird
Ebler
the Gate
Paris
Walte
Colorado
Jacob van Putan
Holland
Mich
State Bank
Col. Breckinridge
D. Hea
Opera
Thomas di. Gilbert
Grand; Rapids
Charles
New York
Henry Preserved Smith
Cincinnati
Saale Hope
You Louden
Potter's Fold
Louis
Tiventa
Ruakin
St. Paul'a
Turbulent Crime Report From Several States
Scattered incidents include a nine year old girl in Mattoon alleged kidnapped and suicidal in Galesburg while a man in Terre Haute and another in Joplin die by self harm. A dueling dispute in Kentucky ends with a powerfully armed fight. A dynamite threat in Ohio and a bank robbery fugitive facing charges are noted along with an attack on a pastor in Tennessee. Police suppress a Chicago police protest during a city employment drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mma-Patec
Mattoon
Gypelea
Mra
Jed
Trenton
Arma
William Krang
Terre Haute
Tnd
Danville
Joplin
Nanhyville
Tenn
J. Vanvoas
Vandba
Yazoo
Misalmon Valley
Thomas Robertson, Jr
Naxhvillle
United States
Jackson
Muskogee
Vol
Lna
Bill Conk
Guy
George Swearlager
Nites
Shenldey
Alaska
Enya
Illiness Supreme Court
George Sackett
Creston
Town
Charles Knapp
Kalabazoo
Mich
Carter
West Virginia
Missouri Pacific
Western Passenger' Association
Supreme Court
Arnolds
Columbia City
Portland,Or
Aloxo
Coxe Brothers & Cos
Pennsylvania
Antonio Excis
San Francsco
Begsie Paxton
San Francisco
A. Lindsley
Mcbeachusetts State Board of Health
Wesleyan
College
Roy
Thomas Ducey
St. Leo's Catholic Church
New York
Arch
Corrigan
Lexow
Toi i
Columbay
Ohio
L. Dickey Tony
James Hood Wright
Draxel, Morgan & .Co
Bankers
Aterles
Fragments of a Turbulent Era tale in a broad report
A chaotic OCR spews names places events and crimes including a Pacific company robbery linked confession indictments murder lynching and political intrigue from various governments and courts. The piece mixes aliases like Gunthy Goethert and Michael Harking with mentions of Philadelphia carpet firms Sydney and Edinburgh universities Alaska Alaska and violent acts. The report reads as a collage of sensational notes rather than a single coherent story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihem
Pacific Company
Puladelphia
Michael
Gunthy Goethert
Liddell Mt
Hendnis
Amgus
yPine’ Ridge
Rooney
Ted
Prnghog
Ned’ Smith
W. 8
Richardson
Neptoes
Millington
Termaske
Robbery gang chase ends in firefight near West Cache Creek
Early morning gun battle near West Cache Creek involved a gang of express robbers and Sheriff McGod's posse. One deputy was killed, several bandits wounded or killed, and a fleeing group scattered after a clash at daylight. Packages allegedly contained two hundred dollars before the raid collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache Creol
Itta
Ana
Haing
British refusal to recognize Nicaraguan government sparks crisis
Washington reports Secretary Kellogg followed Nicaragua tensions as Britain refuses to recognize the Bluefields government. Ambassador Bayard was asked for explanation from the British foreign office after a telegram detailing events and a call for a swift warship arrival to Bluefields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neservathon
Pinana
Managua
Nicaragua
Bluefielda
Gosling
Great Britain
Port Tolmon
Washington
Greaham
An Mysential Condition of Prosperity
New York November 26 In an article for the December issue of the North American Review Teo. Jones 0. Berkles controller of the United States currency argues that lasting prosperity requires a single harmonious currency and banking system. He decries past measures as emergency expedients and notes the greenback national bank Bland and Sherman acts as ineffective and unstable stepping stones leading to financial uncertainty and disrupted trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North American Review
Teo. Jones
Berkles
United States
Bat Wioney
National Bank
Eckels
Ita
Earthquake Shocks Felt Across Italian Cities
A violent underground and vertical quake was felt today in Brescia about sixty miles from Milan. A strong aftershock was reported in Bologna and Verona, signaling significant seismic activity in northern Italy.
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Rome
Brescia
Milan
Bologna
Verona
Black Hills railroad mileage figures for 1904
Black Hills Aalroyd Mileagy reports railroad mileage at 490 miles with an assessed value of 1,142,882 for 1904. County mileages are listed: Lawrence 144, Fall River 184, Oyster 72, Pennington 56, Meade 48, Beadle 0. The coming year expects a large mileage increase as surveys align with recently struck intersecting mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Wills Aalroyd
Chamberlain
B. C
Lawrence County
Fall River
Oyster Couty
Pennington County
Meade County
Biupte
Wlea
Sayerel
Otto Becomes Center of Poison Mystery In House Case
Coroner, sheriff and jury focus on Otto family link to poisoning in a rural case. Evidence includes a bottle with strychnine found in an outbuilding and stomach contents from the victim. Will iam Otto admitted buying poison to kill birds and gophers, tying him to the fatal dose given to the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Thera
Vrankin
William Otte
Wao
Oolloud Ito
Penhall
Marton
Plyon
Redwood
Paris
Manual
Notorious assault and murder case in Webster County
Reports a brutal attack on Mrs. Mary Hicks near Providence Webster County by suspect Jatin St. Allen. After the assault and stabbing, Allen fled toward his home as a posse of about 100 men pursued him. Citizens fear lynching or worse if captured.
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Hentucky
Morgansfield
St. Allen
Mary Hicks
Webster County
Hicks
Allen
German immigrant becomes millionaire on rheumatism cure
Trank Bobrage, once poor and selling little outside his drug sample business, sold a rheumatism cure discovery to a syndicate for 100000 cash and a further 1,000,000 over time. Swanson Rheumath Cure Co of Chicago promotes Noverialla testimonials and seeks agents and mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toor
Cywago
Trank Bobrage
Schrege
Philaelphia Press
Swanson Rheumath
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Wreck of the Palcon Reported Off Newfoundland
A Port Morrison correspondent says the American fishing schooner Fatcon returned from Philadelphia to St Johns and reported the steamer Fatcon wrecked on the Virgin rocks off Newfoundland last month in a storm. All aboard reportedly drowned. The World reports a surge of gold flowing into Wall Street with about 28 million in circulation by night’s end as officials and clerks processed the receipts and guards helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Port Morrison
O. B
Fatcon
Philadelphia
Bt. Johns
Mre. Peary
Pati
Virgin Rocks
Newfoundland
New York
Wall “Street
Waskington
Treasury
Fire destroys Dia mond Banker factory at Flrabugs Ohio
Nov 28 Flrabugs Ohio. The Diamond Banker company's factory employing 500 people burned at 2:30 a.m. incendiaries suspected. Four other attempts to set fires followed with no clues. Also in Howard South Dakota the Kendall Banking company closed in depression and the state examiner began inquiry. Deposits total about 40,000 with small individual sums.
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Flrabugs
Cosheater
Ohio
Diamond Banker Company
Howard
Kendall Banking Company
Killed by Falling Tree Among Partridge Lumber Workers
Ed Hardy, employed by Fox-Windom Lumbar at Partridge, was killed when a tree fell yesterday. He was married and resided in La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinckley, Minv
Ed Hardy
Fox-Windom
Partridge
la Crosae
Debates On Silver Policy Split House Amid Currency Clash
Fragmented 19th century congressional debate shows minority leader advocates per capita silver use while majority supports currency expansion. A roll call split on major and silver portions reveals partisan fault lines as resolutions move through committee and public leagues form under party banners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Stannitd
Mhncock
Texas
Wenger
Iowa
Waterways Meeting Aims for Cleveland Convention
The national waterways association plans its next convention in Cleveland in September, with efforts to push a Great Lakes Atlantic ship canal. A draft bill to be introduced in the U.S. Senate seeks $50,000 for the U.S. side and a five-engineer multinational board to study engineering and financial needs. Canada expects to appoint its delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Inter- National Communion
Chicago
National Waterways Association
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Deep Waterways
Toronto
United States
Senate
Waterwaya ‘Co
Congresa
International ‘Co
Ite
Canada
Untitled court report on Van Leuven pension fraud ruling
In a United States court yesterday Judge Bhitag overruled the motion to arrest the Van Leuven pension fraud case. The terse proceeding focused on legal arguments surrounding the motion and potential implications for the pension investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadiotments
Atind
Dubuque
Towa
United States
Yeaterday
Bhitag
van Leuven
Arrest of Stubbein for Wisconsin house robbery
Aberdeen reports Stubbein arrested last night for robbing the Wisconsin house two weeks ago of $500. The hearing is set for tomorrow. He had been boarding at the house with Avnie, lacking visible means of support, with recent changes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubbein
Arpaut
Rowlery
Aberdeen
Brablein
Stublein
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Sivanil
India
Thomas T Jompls
Baltimore
Gulifotin
Manhattan Beach
Adt
Atrest
Celestiala
Europe
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Brussels
Abtwerp
Champage
Marne
France
Japan
Rosala
England
Pittsburg
Masaachusetts
Bhgineva
Aidan Merehasta
Thous
Chlaudus
Asiatis
Turkey
Boston
Holmes
Chandler Roybing
George
T. Bigelow
I. B. Crowninahield
W. Right
Ardgon
Worcester
Congress
George ‘I’, Dayls
Green,field
Faverend
James Freeman G
Feruqual
Acbinze
Shelby
Eille
Weodfielde
Court House
Oo Co
Inffrey& Co
T._B. Miller
Zaucarille
Brithmore & Ohio Rand
H. J. Brooks
New Carlisle
Oho
Fure
Bryalpab
Frazley
Gheshpeake & Ohio Southwestern
Nin
Judge VT. Torvill
Jonesboro
Ark
Amoy Seymour
Ti! M. Daveon Cannery
Fisher Cau
Fan Youre
Cal
August Smith
Parkston
Alamo
Yeater
Golveston and
Key
Cipera and
Provigo Street Electric Railway
Autac
Harry Broson
Thi
University of “Edinburgh
Japitosa
Montreal
A. London
H. Francis" Magnard
Inahier
Mgaro
Compagole Tag Assurances Generales
American Life Assurance Company
Faria
Adder Tial
Kraguyvatz
Servin
Alexander
Berlin
Vienna
Ozor Nicholag
Queen's Bench
Onnade
Kansas
Blugetelds
Markelw
Hell
Binet Lic League
Honda
Oreny
Coun
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