Fragmented Elgin Echo item mix from early issue
A ragged OCR fragment from The Elgin Echo notes varied items: a San Antonio motorman claiming Indigenous ties, a Bayrouth manuscript find, a forthcoming edition of Bosida the Bonnla Briony Bush, confectionery shipments from Australia, and theatre crowds in Drury Lane. It mentions historic figures, water scarcity in Kentucky, US rail expansion, Turkish diplomacy, Illinois Lincoln monument, fruit and farming, army rifles, Antarctic geology, censuses, bells in Hagileh churches, and eclipses.
Vast 19th century wire service roundup of world and national items
A long miscellany cites appointments in the revenue cutter service Peary in Brooklyns yards and docks civil engineering post, land grants in Mississippi for a state university, football dangers urging rule changes, and a deep water canal inquiry. It also notes Varied notes on public figures actors, authors, accidents, crimes and foreign events including Cuba insurgents, British diplomacy, and science ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I W. Perry
T. I. Wilson
N. A Hinspine
Houston
D.,a. Magee
W. Peary
United States Navy
Department of Yards and Docks
Brooklyn
North Pole
Smith
Mississippi
Dee
Tryon
Calla
United States Mayol Academy
James B. Angel
Michigan
Jon ©. Russell
Massachusetts
Lyman J. Cootey
Tinois
Great Lakes
Atlantitic Ocean
Sly Tullan Pauncefote
Olney
Turkey
Great Britain
Montana murderer Valentine Shortla to hang in penitentiary
Crime notes report a Montana killer awaiting execution by hanging after a personal crisis. Valentine Shortla of Valley Field Ontario faces death sentence while the Hyams brothers have started a second Toronto murder trial. Gardnerville Indiana sees Capt Frederick Long and wife murdered at home by robbers. Omale men charged with assault and murder of a girl are spared lynching by transfer to prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Ife
Valentine Shortla
Valley Field
Ont
Hyams Brothers
William Wells
Toronto
Gardnerville
Ind
Frederick Long
Long
Omale
A. B. Coulter
Murderous Flight and Dual Tragedy at Laredo
A grim sequence unfolds near Laredo as a man shoots himself after killing his wife and child. Evidence includes an insurance policy, a deed of trust, and letters. Fort Worth reports Mrs. Caroline Mann’s murder, with her son Arko Herold pursuing the truth as authorities trace the suspect Ja Sunts, linked to St Louis and Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Wagland
Dhar
Niculer
San Antonio
Wom
Mexica Shepard
Officinia
Hotel Hamilton
Christen
Avere
East St. Louis
William Kuntz
St Louis
Fort Worth
Gasoline Maun
Alls
Lex
Caroline Mavn
Arko Herold
Mrs. Mann
Bia Uleea
Ja Sunts
Herold
Dallas
Houston
Carrier Travis Inherits 85000 Inheritance Surprise
George T Travis a Minneapolis post office carrier is set to receive a $90,000 inheritance from his father. Raised in Faribault, he worked since last April and plans to keep delivering mail until the estate is settled. His mother remarried and inherited more of the partner’s goods, with portions tied to India and England. Local friends and counsel have labored to secure his rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
George T
Travis
Rammofest
Faribault
India
England
Fit
Yrayis
Death of Irish Priest once infamous figure in America
Bishop Chatard confirms the death at St Meturod College Spencer county of Father Romano Weluxcep fel, a French priest who arrived in 1939. Once the last notorious priest in the nation, he faced criminal assault charges, served eighteen months in prison, was pardoned by Governor Whitcomb, and later rejoined the clergy living a restrained life with Benedictine monks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Chatard Bag
St. Meturod College
Spencer County
Romano ‘Weluxcepfel
America
Guv. Whitcomb
Northwestern S movers meet adjourn. Wyoming admitted
The Northwestern Sul ers' Tome association adjourned its convention with Grand Rapids Mich to host the year’s meeting in June. Officers elected include President J Rutherford Grand Rapids secretary Mrs L A Bates Nebraska and officers from Iowa Indiana Chicago Kansas Michigan and Nebraska. Wyoming admitted. John Fish ey aged 23 drowned crossing Haylake ice near Backus Brainerd Minn his body sent to Cushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Marshalltown
Iowa
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. @. Rutherford
L. A. Bates
Nebraska
Joseph M. Prench
Gatorado
B. Ryans
J.B. McDonald
Indiana
J. A. Stanton
Chicago
L. van Vorhees
Kansas
Ginbil
Michigan
H. A. Gustle
St. Paw
M.il Barber
Clough
South Dakota
Wyomling
Drownell
Brainerd
Minn
John Fishey
Haylake
Backus
Lla Lomo
Cushing
Longest Vessel Afloat Demonstrated by New York Yard
The Pennayvia of the Tomburg-American line, awaiting commission in Tue, is the world’s longest ship with 20,000 tons displacement. It measures 100 feet in beam and 42 feet in depth, heats Lucante 15 percent. Rev. Dr. Samuel Ashton Keene, famous evangelist and author, died at Delaware, Ohio, aged 53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popocatapetl
M. Revers
Brazil
Havyall
Martinez de Campos
Villa Clara
M. Philippe Athanasa Gucheval- Claringy
Institute
Los Alfonsos
Santiago de Cubas
Miro
Caboul
Afghanistan
Ran Amack
Liet
Muhammed Akran Ixhan
Bon
Salvador
Europe
New Orleans
Liverpool
Indian Empire
Callao
Madrid Heraldo
Cuba
New York
Pennayvania
Tomburg-American Line
Tue
Lucante
Samuel Ashton Keene
United States
Delaware
Ohlo
Northwest Immigrant Convention Heads to St Paul Gathering
The forthcoming Immigration convention in St Paul features speakers from Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Manitoba and Washington including Archbishop Ireland Senator Pettigrew Governor Clough and Col Howitt among others. The program covers topics from settlement and migration to irrigation agriculture and mineral resources in the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Paul
St. Paul
Northwest
John Ireland
Minnesota
J. J. TU
Minnessota
Morrison
Washington
M. Prouty
North Dakota
Dikota
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Power
Agrian
Education In the
Frank H. Irons
Northwestern Prairies
Komas Carier
Montana
Mineral Resources
Franeee Borg
Senator Day
Gishop McGolelek
Andrew Bucke
Minegoth
Sonator Wilson
Tron
Thomas Greenway
Manitoba
H. V. Winehell
Innesota
Howitt
Budd Reeve
Allin
Resources of
Sheldon
Southakota
Public opening of new Hennepin County Court House
Nov 18 marks the dedication of the new Hennepin County Court House in Minneapolis with farewell in the old building and dedicatory exercises at the new. Judges C E B Murray, C J Van derburgh, Atwater and Flanders spoke on early days and practice, with welcome by Judge Regrave Smith and greetings from Minnesota Supreme Court, the Romney county, and state bar leaders attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennepin County
Minneapolis
Hennepin
Court House
C. EB. Munray
C. 4. Vanderburgh
Tsute Atwater
Vanderburgh
Judge Atwater
Minnesota State Bar Association
Frank M. Nye
Hen- Nenin County
The Czarina Fake Credence Questioned in Berlin Dispatches
In Darmstadt on November 18 19 rumors spread claiming the czarina in danger after a Caesarean operation. Berlin informed quarters reportedly find no evidence supporting the sensational illness story. the former Princess Ale of Mosse may recover soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darmatadt
Berlin
Czarion
New Yorke Horas Show Opens at Madison Square Garden
The eleventh annual New York horse show begins today at Madison Square Garden. Management highlights the event as a premier society and sporting spectacle, drawing enthusiasts of racing and equine excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Accident Injures Boy in Union Grove Houseplay
Eden Villen Minnesota reports a tragic accident when Leslia Caswell, four, was accidentally shot in the head by his cousin while playing with a left shotgun in the same room. The gun belonged to Wy U Caswell. The incident occurred yesterday in Union Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Villen
Minn
Leslia
Wy. U. Caswell
Frank Nelson
Union Grove
Caswell
Sawyer Patent case ends in favor of McKeesportLight
The U S supreme court ruled the Sawyer-Many patent invalid in the Consolidated Bice tie Light case against the McKeesport Light company. Justice Brown wrote the decision, handed down recently in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walted States Supreme Court
Consolidated Bicetie Light Company
Mc.Keesport Light Company
Tustleo Brown
Roos Gets Eight Years For Murder In Willams Case
In St Paul on November 1 Saima Baltimore Roos was sentenced to eight years in prison for the murderous act against Miss Amelia Williams after pleading guilty to an initial charge of assault in the first degree. Judge Jitiga Kelly presided. The case stemmed from the fatal attack and Roos had changed his plea from not guilty. The broader report notes anticipation of conflict with the Ashanti in London with a cabinet council expected to declare war at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvord
Syracuse
Cassius M. Clay
D. BP. Bowers
Washington
William Libbey
A. T. Stewart
New York
John Meyer
Carlyle
St Louis
William Holman
Congress
Tudlana
James Whitcomb Riley
Carrollton
Andrew Williams
California
Curier College
New Orleans
George Alexander
St. James Theater
London
Alexanter
Alexander
Cobden
Golder Groy
Brains
Pune
Praderielt
Faritier
Nahip
Ind
Hrenchman
Transatlantique
Fred J. Spiesman
New Whatcom
Wash
Hha
William N. Rumbaugh
Lafayette
Ohio
Belotaimnatish
Harry Minor
W. G. Peters
Columbia National Bank of Tacoma
McCauley
Robert Brown
St Joseph
Mich
Samuel Miners
Minora
St. Paul
Saima Baltimore Roos
Amelia Willams
Jitiga Kelly
Miss Pauline Whitney Weds Almerta Paget at St Johns
New York November 14 Miss Pauline Whitney daughter of William C Whitney former secretary of the navy married Almerta Paget youngest son of the late General Lord Alfred Paget at St Johns Church The ceremony drew society figures from New York Washington London and Paris The church was lavishly decorated with gold chrysanth etc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pauline Whitney
Almerta
Paget
St. Paul
St. Thomes’church
William C. Whitney
New ‘York
Washington
London
Alfred Paget
Persoral
Anglesen
King of
Georgia
Pagetty
Col
Arthur Paget
Lnte Mrg
Taran’ Stevens
Wedding at a church with prominent guests and a grand musical program
A royal style ceremony in a church hosts President Cleveland, Secretary Lamont, the Navy secretary, Gov. Morton, Sir Julian Pauncefoto, and British diplomats. The bridal party processes to the chancel in a formal order as Edouard de Reszke and Mme Nordisen sing. A rich musical program precedes the wedding march and the bride’s sister and attendants appear in white with lace and feather decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Daniels
Lamont
Navy
Herbert
Morton
Julian Pauncefoto
Chauncey M. Depew
Whitney
Lady Colebrook
Alice Paget
Lord Westmeath
Edouard de Reszke
Rololst
Mme, Nordisen
Vaure
Mendelesohn
Elijah
Mme. Nordien
Gounod
Frank Ondricek
Handel
Franko
George J. Warren
Gould Hoyt
John
CG. Furman
H. Mainland Kersey
W. Cutting, Jr
Winthrop Rutherford
Jared How
Crawford Livingston
Harry Whitney
Uttle Tower
Catherine Barney
Santa Whitney
Frances Binghem
Dorothy Whitney
Miese
Ihiiie
Marriage of Miss Vanderbilt and Mr. Ta-get
A royal style wedding features six bridesmaids led by Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt and Miss Milly Vanderbilt Steane. The ceremony is witnessed by President and Sir Wilfrid Pe Cambridge. Guests sign the registry as Nor die sings. A reception follows at the bride’s father residence as 490 guests attend before the couple heads to St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Vanderbilt
Mise Milly Vanderbilt Steane
Azuba Barney
Beatrice Bend
Mins
Susie Dimmock
Edith Blake Brown
Miss Vanderbilt
Sloane Ty
Miss Barney
Miss Bend
Miss Dimmock
Miss Brown
Wilian Peuncefote
Nordiew
West Fitty Seventh Artest
T'aget
St. Paul
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Rubio
Etreet-Ralhyey
Tex
Indaw
Preale Font Diaz
Mexico
Bayrouth
Richard Weagner
Fim
Brissane
Australsala
Dugland
Drury Lane
Towfon
Napoleon
Luther
Caesar
Frederik the Great
Kentucky
Mudie
Springfeld
Ilinois
China
Japan
Antazeic
South Pole
Wisconsin
Rome
Aatrologerm
Hingid
Vicnulttes
Michael Pagan
Rockford
Joe Peters
Memphis
Vicksburg
Island No. 63
Wille Hoelacher
Stone Church
Til
Sergt
Matthew NM. Wolff
Twenty-third Regiment
Stelbyville
Yank Loye
Joe Vincent
Pana, T
Society For the Advancement of Women
Julia Ward
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Puelic Improvement Company
Sovereign
Knights of Labor
Spokane
Association of Colleges, Academies and
Atlanta
Vanderbilt University
University of North Carolina, Washington and Lee University of Virginia
University of Tennessee
John Jacob Aator
Keely
John W. Keely
Philadelphia
London Daily Telegraph
Cal
Rays & Paper
Garret P. Sewell
Jane N. Robertson
Bethlehem
Henry County
Jeffersonville
Magglatrate Hause
Ao Birhower
Ara
Fanse
Whe Bt
Pand Man
Weda
Bangi
Tev
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