World News Roundup of War Posts and Political Scandals
A sweeping weekly digest notes the abandonment and transfer of military posts, railways’ impracticable ownership, and that Senator Potter’s resolution challenges. It also reports consular appointments in San Francisco, Dockery commission notes, and campaign moves by Sanderson, Meilinley, and Reed. Printing mistakes aside, the item compiles global political chatter, dockets, and notable personal mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentralla Treasury
Abottle Dockery Commission
Sanderson
London
John D. Rockefeller
Aires
Childs
Vincent Mermder
Wiscons
Austria
Carnocgie
Braddock
Fragmented Texan Mob Violence and Indictments
A garbled 19th century account reports Leonard Blodgett of Iowa and Agish assaulting and fatally wounding William Blanford of Clinton Indiana, Lemuel Jevons robbed of 600 dollars and beaten, with a note of a man dying under liquor influence. The grand jury returned thirteen indictments for murder linked to a Kerrville Tennessee negro killing. Also mentioned is M A Bell of Cleveland adopting lunacy while in a New York hotel and George Kerr of Bloomington Illinois arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulas
Texas
Leonard Blodgett
Iauzerne
Agish
Sesault
Tyo
William
Blanford
Clinton
Ind
Haiter
Lemuel Jevons
Tiseph
Moi
Kerrville
Tenn
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
George Kerr
Bloomngton
Various 19th Century Trials and Global Reports
A mixed 19th century bulletin reports trials for embezzlement and murder, including claims of insanity for a shooter in Portland and a bookkeeper in Harlem Bank thefts. It notes political shifts, royal orders, and disasters, with international items from Rome to Minsk and China to Brazil, plus local civic notes on gas strikes and hotel openings.
Nominee Doubt Ahead as Convention Looms in New York
Sept. 26 Saratoga New York report on Democratic nomination chances before the convention. Judge Gaynor declines to run, while Tammany favorites William Whitney and others jockey for support. Senators and delegates flock to Grand Union Hotel as talks focus on acclamation prospects and possible later nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor
Saratoxa
Demavende
Oneny Avery
Seymour
Robinson
Ayseene Jong Ta
Avery Person
Lato
Grand Union
Charitian
Associated Press
Tammany
Tamntany
William
Whitney
Sulzer
Willan C. Whitney
Tudge Gaynor
Veiled schemes and evasions in Mexico flight
A scattered report details covert travel by two men who secretly bought rail tickets to Mexico and deceived the press about their plans. The item merges with other notices about ship fires, extradition cases, and a Boston strike settlement that spurred thousands back to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubens
Quesada
Mexico
Oie
San Phyjuelscos
New York
Bly
Seivait
Oakland
Nds
America
Wreto
Counterfeiters Caught in Missouri Arrests and Seizures
Washington dispatch reports Chief Hazen of the secret service received word of the Clinton Missouri arrest of J B McCullough for impersonating the chief, forgery, and attempting to procure counterfeit United States notes. Tau clin Hubbard was captured at Malden Missouri as a counterfeiter and linked to the Webber and Horley gang. Grant head plates and $3800 in bogus notes were seized, effectively ending the gang’s operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hazen
Secret Service
Clinton
J. B. McCullough
Socret
United States
Tauclin H. Hubbard
Malden
Hubbard
Webber and Horley
Grant
Fang
American Public Health Association meets in Montreal
The American Public Health Association convenes today in Montreal with Surgeon General Goorse ML Sternbet as president and officers Z Mo McCormick of Bowling Green Kentucky and A Cilhoi among the medical directors. The organization, a premier sanitary body, links societies across the Americas and has historical ties to the Mexica medical alliance two years past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Health Association
Montreal
I'le
American Public Health Association
Goorse ML. Sternbet
Z. Mo McCormick
Bowling Green
A. Cilhoi
Union 'Y Valle
Mexicco
Perhps
York
North
Simvien
Hell Ly
Mexica
Determined Fight Amid Cotton Operatives Strike
In the city Ken Medford notes a week of cotton operatives action with no disorderly demonstrations. He reports no significant aid requests, no weakening signs, and that families cope while loom workers keep away. Authorities warn against unrest and urge calm in tense labor times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Medford
Mass
Tony
Incomplete State Agriculture Meet Held in Capitol
Sept 25 at St Paul the state agriculture family met at the capitol with Gov Liggett. Officials discussed plans for a new agricultural building and an appropriation request for winter term needs. Professors Green and Anys advised on forest fire prevention measures as part of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minon
St. Paul
Choo
Agriculure
Gol Liggett
Fire destroys Arebus shop and threatens five acre plant
A blaze in Ile Pa department 25 last night razed the Arebus shop set alight with a torch placed to face the wind. Firefighters saved neighboring property but the fire swept through the five acre plant, valued at about a quarter of a million dollars, with twenty six years since the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Arebus
Artoria
A' Peemler Resigns After Election Turmoil in Melbourne
Melbourne reports Premier the Hon. F. St. Patterson resigning amid election results. The free trade party faced amnhibi tion of support while Ann Patterson was re-elected. The opposition senate was defeated, and Patterson’s policy failed to gain expected backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A’ Peemler
Melbourne
F. St. Patterson
Free Trade Party
Ann Patterson
Local basketball results from Otago event shadowed by chaos
In Otago on September 25 a ball game concluded with New York second place and Sioux City claiming Western region honors. Minneapolis trailed in Louis place as Milwaukee led the pack, with various teams contending for top spots in a regional tourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lant
Bane Wald
Otago
Baltimer
Igagne Penmant
New Fork
Lansville
Sioux
Volto
Kansay City
Minneapolis
Louris Place
Milwaukee
Fragmentary OCR: Wanient Ww Dari Noe election note
Fragmented text from a 19th century page mentions diallot and chamber of yepuths, with scattered names such as ML. Bughmnanet Rudlenl AE. Robert Mapwhlle and numbers 4,482. The garbled lines reference a presidency and a reply with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dari
Chamber of Yepuths
Bughmnanet
Rudlenl
Robert
Local group backs direct vote for semifurs election
Denntuens Denueat Halltanore and bopt pass resolutions urging Germain and Gibson to be elected as semifurs by direct public vote, signaling strong advocacy for a change in the electoral method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denntuens
Halltanore
Bopt
Phiy Vomourata
Cuttvoll
Germain and
Gibson
Hinesw in Vienna Suffering From Kidney Disease
The Usne w Hinesw of Vienna reports to day that Height has been diagnosed with kidney disease. The fragmentary note indicates medical concern and ongoing illness.
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Vienna
Strikers Sent Up In Montana Contempt Case
In Butte, Montana on September 26 Judge Knowles sentenced several striking railway workers for contempt of court. The men, including officers of the local railway union, faced thirty days in jail and a $100 fine after a lengthy trial over blocking Union Pacific trains during the strike. Other cases in Minnesota and Indiana involve burglary charges and a shooting at a hotel, with varying bail and potential outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Jurdigo ‘Khowles
United States
Domme
Lima
Union “Pacific
Elty
Union Pa
Runong
Dudge Het
Calderhead
Wolon
Rod Walker
Dls
Butcher
Dy Garvin
Ullver Bow
W. B. Dye
H. Barton
Linn
George Boomer
MinnéApolis
William ‘Mosely
Howard Burlingham
J. O. Longstreet
Oliargas
Chicago& Northwestern Railroad
Oimabi
Honolulu man seeks damages from exqueen case
To Hee Uncle Sant San Francisco September 25 says on good authority that H A Widemann of Honolulu travels to the United States to commence a dominge suit against the ex queen. Mrs Amo asks for damages amounting to 240000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sant
San Francisco
Ttis
H.A. Widemann
Honolulu
United States
Hawaii
Hinckley Aid Drive Receives Funds from Redwood Falls
Minn Sept 28 The Presbyterian and Methodist churches of Redwood Falls will send about 40 dollars in cash to the Hinckley sufferers. The total cash contributions of the city will be about 200 dollars, aside from clothing and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinckley
Kelywood
Minn
Presbyterian
Redwood Falla
Ely
Honore Mercier Ex Premier of Quebec Fatally Injured
Fragmented report notes former Quebec premier Honore Mercier collapsed weeks ago and died after feuds and a long illness. The item spans an accident plagued day with crane-like wrecks, a fatal shooting in Dreux France, and a gale upsetting vessels near Lake Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honore ‘Mercier
Quebec
Dayton
Olio
Eusbound
Tine
Dreux
France
Loulp Belket
Diplomatiat
Gand Waven
Lake Michigan
A. le Potter
West Alexandia
James Suyter
George Alyers
George’ Prederick Watts
State Department
Wun Nghia
Congress
Uet
Elecis
Charles J. Baker
Lendins Capital Jat
Bakr Hrow., & Co, Glass Ioquitre Tururs
Oast-Bownd
Bing Canyon
Ciu
Godwyd
Wireinn
Marino
Utah
Joseph Maorat
Vnh
Gylsrapyl
Mony Lang
Kansas
Penaton
New York City
Min
Kan
Fragmentary Rural Market Notes and Local Incidents
Fragmented OCR notes show grain prices, livestock quotes, and local events. References to Wheat prices in September, cattle and hog markets in Minneapolis and Chicago, and a village shooting incident involving a fourteen year old are mixed with brief mentions of diplomats, strikes, and weather.
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Mghs
Don
Ana
Hugh Sexton
Waterloo
Gres
Fleury
Stelter
A. G. Anton
Blue Wing
Harry
Lhs Western Fond
Frank
Tobbins
Frederick
Sthleg
Htoukninn
Elwood
Amad Bull
Prutawne
Awit
Hout
Portland
Clvil Englnéer
William Schrader
Tiedentntel
Akood
Oe Express
John
Cope
Horgadine-McKittrick Dry ‘Goods
Mra.d
Als ‘Rogers
A. ‘Logan
Murphyboro
Inys
Ber
Morrie
Rees
Col. Rees
Branklin County
Jn. Sednitt
Wells-Fargo
Lelway
Santa Fe Railway Company
Beulah
J.T. Kean
Harlem River
Bank ‘of
Iis
Inllinois
Officara
Kossip
Romie
Bright
Li Hung Chang
China
Hey
Bimk
Minsk
Russia
Gun
Balmacett
Emg
Chile
Moniteur de Rome
Eemi
Ministor
Crispia
Naples
Frnsnce
Germany
Duceton
Italy
Contlave
Peixoto
Brazil
Hoa
Ageincy
Admiral du Gama
Bunty Uz
The
Royal, Order of Moose
Werre Haute
Grand Council Royal and Select Masons
Columbus
Planters’ House
St Louis
Henry Moll
Assumption
Natonal Association of Letter Cnurists
Denver
Anderson
Nelson Morris Hinw
Ciilsky Trust
Wnd Vt Ia
Will Falow
William ‘J. Scanian
Beanlay
Augiatus J.pitou
Neter
MONON
Pat Oue
Brooklyn
Gieneselig da
East River
Furman ‘Street
Shi
Cal
Dent
Gol. Oloufregos
San’ Salvador
Morrow
Alameda County
Boston
Stelling
Tigremnont
Bativin
Hive
Loniok
Las
Nat Butte
A. R
Handom
Greely
Cole
Weyer
Wetver
Dow Bell Company
Indianapolis
Dlaiming
J. B. Weaver
Vondon
Exchange Hotel
Hobbs
Weaver
Conbighers
Sentebor
Tember
Biclhighest
Jona
Ockers
Scauton
John l
Whitt House
John L.livan
Hudson
Shiley
Neek
Cottingham
Séenke
Jresident
Investigat
Yeeout
Chicago
Inbur
Jowraud
Heutiigs
Chita
Wintiington
Inbor
Goodwih Auyaltted
Vancouver
Wash
Goodwin
Ofc Teantry
Wil
Mlegtrad Spt
Wilson
Willian
Aubinshire
Slivir
Whelington
Soph
Mons
Standard Eilger
Montdante
Tiverpool
Bept
Gloucester
Colurido Springs
Colo
Mikm Hove
Badlior
Tondon
Kroat
Lidgersaait
Ladgengood
N. D
Seaxou
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