Savant Notes Parfumes Aid Health and London Traffic Shifts
A French savant suggests scents like thyme mint lavender and eucalyptus may combat disease microbes. London traffic reveals Tower Bridge clears 6200 vehicles daily while Enatellap and Fenchurch street see about 2200 and 8000 vehicles respectively. The piece also traces ventures from maps to gold mines values and early coinage in England and notes a rapid sea era and artillery tests.
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Lowa
Tower Bridge
London
London Bridge
Fenchurch Street
Emigration Tide Draws Western Farmers Southward
The report notes about 800 Western farmers expected as settlers in a South Carolina county with Georgia hosting boom towns of Northern men. A strong drift northward from Missouri Arkansas and Texas is also observed. The overall emigration trend is deemed likely to yield satisfactory results for all involved.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Missouri
Arknnans
Texas
Coronation Gauntlet and English Throne Claim History
The text recalls Richard I establishing the office of England’s champion, riding to Westminster Hall on a white horse, proclaiming the new monarch, and throws down an iron glove to challenge rivals. It notes the African mining share policy and compares American securities abroad, implying the U S vulnerability to global financial shocks.
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England
Richard I
Westminster Hall
United States
Admission of Utah and new states reshapes political map
With Utah's admission as the forty fifth state the number of states rises to forty eight once Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma join. The piece notes the potential permanence of that total unless Cuba is annexed, leaving readers with a late 19th century imperial sentiment and regional transition.
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Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Cuba
Social Purity Congress Figures on Degraded Girls
In Baltimore the Social Purity congress reported that 230000 girls have degraded lives in the country. The secretary prepared the figures as carefully as possible and estimates that about 46000 women die or are placed in potter's fields each year, averaging five years of life remaining.
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Soccial Purity Congress
Baltimore
Potter's Field
Detroit Mayor Promotes 3-Cent Streetcar Fares
Mayor Pingre travels to New York to urge citizens that Detroit street railroads yield 25 to 50 percent dividends on invested capital and that 3-cent fares should be demanded. PinGre seeks reelection and appears popular in Detroit.
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Hayling
Pingre
Detroit
New York
Jay Gould Estate Appraisement Reveals Large Fortune
The final appraisement of Jay Gould's estate totals nearly 83 million dollars. About 2 million is in real estate, the rest in various personal properties, largely railroad securities. The note praises his intellect and grasp of fundamental market conditions despite moral questions.
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Jay Gould
Broad range of national news and incidents from Washington to Albion
The report covers a US Supreme Court dismissal over a leasing dispute, courtroom drama as Gen Ming’s health interrupts proceedings, assorted personal notices from London to New York, and various crime, fire, and accident items. Notable mentions include deaths and marriages, exploration of water on Mars claims, and local disasters in Illinois and Ohio with casualty details.
Descriptions of crime and world events from a torn page
Witness reports include a widow robbed on her Nashville farm by a masked man, Lynching of two Mexicans near Hennessey, and a New York City court arraignment of a young man for diamond theft. Other items cover Tim Healy securing funds for a Dublin daily, Japan’s ports opening to trade, and various political and religious notes.
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Titall
Grant Thomas
Cinemined
Ictsaing Mra
Charles Brombeck
Wna
Wna Fined 100, To Be Taken From His Pay At the Mite ‘of $10 Per Month. Ans
Mitry Wreeman
Agad
Severity
Nashville
Tenn
Banks
Seth Wyatt
Jim Umbra
John Two
Jefferson Market
New York
Charles Bryant
Poenttico Hills
Theodore Buckhardt
Most Severe Epochal Earthquake Hits Central States
A massive earthquake sweep across the central United States and beyond was felt from Wisconsin to Georgia. Reports describe strong shocks lasting up to several minutes, with chimneys toppled, windows shattered, and alarms in telegraph and telephone offices. The quake caused widespread alarm in Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and Tennessee towns, with numerous tremors reported across Missouri, Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky, Arkansas, and more. Many locales noted rumbling sounds, people fleeing homes, and occasional structural damage though overall destruction varied.
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Chicago
America
S Ofelock
Wisconsin
Town
Missouri
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
South Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Georghi
Arkansas
Kansas
Loulalana
Western Union Telegraph Company
Telephone Company
Western Union
Wert
Buena Dark
North Ste
Moline
Minoak
Compton
Rockford
Monmouth
Quincy
Calvo
Nao
Cincinnati
Springfield
Dayton
Loledo
Columbus
Znnesville
Col. Dietseli
Miaxonri St. Louie
Navy
Seyers
Kansas City
Plaeves Minke Ste Iny
Fullerga
Tadmuspolia
Ind
Weather Service
Orlock
Ian
South Bend
Manny States
Thiendek
Gadsden
Alm
Adlintn
Memphis
Fenn
Hel
Toneka
Kan
Louisville
New Orleans
Niles
Mich
Des Moines
Mibwaukee
Court Scene Delivers Emotive Durrant Testimony
In San Francisco District Attorney Barnes tore into Theodore Durrant, calling him a monster as jurors heard charges amid long courtroom proceedings. Durrant’s mother Darata Dur ant wept, shielding her son while the DA condemned his acts before the jury adjourned for the day.
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Tiue
Murphy
Durrant
Wen
Shooting At A Mark Eye Reverend Spindler Reports
W A Clark reports Rev FV Spindler seen Tuesday afternoon firing a small revolver at a grove on Morgan avenue. Clark says the minister appeared distracted and muttering about death by his own action amid suspicions he was temporarily deranged. Louis Miller and I Manage corroborate sightings as Spindler headed toward Morgan avenue near Plymouth.
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Ey. F. V
Spindler Wardeen
Minneapolis
W. A. Glark
FV. Spindler
Mor Kan Avenue
Clark
Spindler
Louis Miller
Mr. Spindler
Plymouth Avenue
Knox
Morgan Avenue
I. Manage
Plymouth
Poison Woman Takes Poison After Child Death
A coroner in Preston Minnesota reported a woman named Wolford killed her child with poison and then poisoned herself. The article notes a troubled history including marriage in 1891, disappearance, and later accusations of arson. no inquest was held.
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Preston
Minn
Ie Coton
Wolford
Mtnammed Charters
Deai
Kame
Ute
Bomb Explodes In Biscay Monastery
A bomb detonated at the Corinelu monastery in Biscay province causing extensive damage. Several monks reportedly died from fright. The blast’s author is unknown, with names and details uncertain. In Arkansas, Buckling defendants in Creek Nation cases seek U S Supreme Court review, delaying execution.
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Mairid
Corinelu
Biscay
Monnrehiné Conspiracy Uncovered in Sao Paulo Districts
A nonrelative conspiracy has been uncovered in the Bicte of Sao Paulo with extensive ramifications across several districts. Many arrests have been made as authorities tighten the case and pursue suspects.
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Rio Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Murder in Morgan and Plymouth A Murder Mystery
Minneapolis November 1 detectives reported the body of Rev. I. Ve Spindler of Shakopee found in a grove near Morgan and Plymouth avenues with three bullet wounds. A gold headed cane lay nearby and a Market Hotel check showed he had stayed there. identification was incomplete. Relatives suspect foul play noting his health and recent sermon sales, while no revolver linked to him was found. He lived in Shakopee for a decade, former pastor of a German Lutheran church, married with children. one daughter resides in St. Paul. The case remains a mystery challenging local authorities.
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Minneapolis
Daybernt
Spindler
Shakopee
Morgan and
Plymouth Avenues
Market Hotel
Shaakopee
Jal Bery
Atanees
Blukopes
J. W. Jones
East Fain Held Avenue
St. Paul
Arrests in Snow Church assignment case in St Paul
A Minneapolis attorney George FL wards was arrested on a grand jury bowl warrant in St Paul charging him with grand larceny in the first degree tied to the Snow Church company assignment. Co defendant H. K. Richardson, secretary Willichardson and others are implicated as creditors allege dishonesty and embezzlement of 600 dollars from the assignee La Belle Wagon Company. Both men were taken to St Paul by the sheriff's office for questioning.
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Snow-Church Company
St. Paul
George FL Awards
Minneapolis
St. Pat
Edwards
St. Taal
H. K. Richardson
Hielhardson
Oie
Hdwards
la Helle Wagon Company of
Superior
Willichardson
Murder Link Suspected After Valise Found in Chicago Garden
Police recover a valise near the river with papers valued at $95,000 tied to W. Baker of Minneapolis and other Minn. papers. Authorities notify Minneapolis and Bel Wood Falls as foul play is suspected and the thief theory arises from a body disposal in the river.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. &. Baker
First National Bank of Minneapols
Baker
Othey
Redwood Falls
Minn
Bel Wood Falls
Durrant Case Nears Verdict In San Francisco Trial
District Attorney Barnes today made a closing argument for the state in the Theodore Durrant case. The crowded courtroom gave full attention as the speaker urged the jury. The judge was to deliver the charge tomorrow with a verdict expected the following night.
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Durrant
Baden
San Peaucikeo
Navy
Barnes
Theodore Durrant
Thie Apeaker
Wholesale Clothiers Iatt Milwaukee Mortgage Transfer
The wholesale clothiers store of I A Shakwnim & Co on Broadway Milwaukee passed to a mortgagee. Chattel mortgages filed by the amplis to 68000 TL. A Shaina Wan sole proprietor of the house. state democracy decision on ballot for official party slate overturned by supreme court referee Reuoh.
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Wholesate Clothiers Iatt
Milwaukee
Othiys
1. A. Shakwnim & Go
Broadway
A. Shaina Wan
Vlow
State Democracy
New York
Generlerm
Supreme Ccourt
Ana
Tadge Reuoh
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Kafir
South Sea
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Tha Imotrhoy Live Stock Company
Capt. Back
Rand
Ee Ie
Thomas Ming
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Hicket
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Queensbury
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Maud Ballington Booth
Salvation Army
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David Dyans
United States Revenue Marine Service
Berlin
Wis
Wiliam Riley
Philadelphia
Newfoundland
Louise Michel
Lao England
M. Janssen
French Academy of Science
Mars
A. 8. Grant
Edmunds
Massachusetts Avenue
Millhouse & Sons
Atlanta
J. &. Pumphrey
Heyworth
Ill
American
Anderson
Childrens
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Polish Prussia
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John Woodward
Keosauqua
Iowa
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Ottumwa
Whi ‘I’. Shannon
Tucker
George Mills
Salvationist
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Chalybeal Springs
A. K. Ward
Memphis Barrel and Heading Company
Honduras
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West
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Janes Hale
Mount Gilead
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Dublin
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Tokio
Sendai
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North Pole
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Niels Strindberg
Amnamensias
Stockholm University
Supreme Court
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Japan
New York Mercury
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C. F P. Huntington
Central Pacific Railway
A. J. Pottery
Lockhart
Vex
John Siannon
Falls of Sehuyl- KM
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Spencer Street
United Trades and Labor Council
Men of
Buffalo
Tayden Rayburn
Kokomo
Montgomery County
Mathilde Johnson
Lawrence County
Wana
Phe Datirs
Countey
Allehipat
Doutstana
Eam Sowell
Carol
Kittkan
Charlestown
Farthe
Corr
Mena
RCL
Atsy Bay Lake
Oil Volcaule
Murgecern Etefont
Fort Smith
Ark
Natarlova Buckling
My, J, Ve. Spindler
Shakope
Pheer Vullet
Steart
Nevulyer
Baty
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