Kaiser and Bismarck in Berlin 1890 dispute
Baron Heckelhorn cites a Swiss source on Bismarck and the Kaiser over a proposed 1890 International conference for protection of interests. The Kaiser pressed for Berlin, Bismarck opposed, and a March 19 1890 talk preceded Bismarck’s dismissal the next day with a portrait dedication to Dr. Roth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Heckelhorn
la Revue
Bismarck
Hitherton
Dr Unth
Federal Council
Baron Hecklendorn
Berne
Berlin
Tr. Roth
Syeryons
Kaiser
Dr. Roth
William
I. BR
Radiobes Spark Debate On Living Status At Cavendish Lab
Prof J Butler Burke of the Cavendish Laboratory Cambridge reports creating radiobes by chemical reactions. He describes stages from a speck to a froglike form and argues they may be living, though outside typical life forms. Separately, Enterprise colliery at Shamokin Pa, burning over a year, was found to burn above water. restoration costs reached about 100056 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Butler Burke
Cavendish Laboratory
Cambridge
England
Prof. Burke
Ns Alam
Burke
Enterprise
Shamoin
Indian’s Big Family of Cherokee Nation
George Fields, a Cherokee Indian living in Indian Territory, has been married three times and is father to six children, with twenty six of them described as sow fly fog. Flo is sixty years old. He is said to have the largest family in the Cherokee nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fields
Indian Territory
Flo
Fishes with gems in them and a Diamond Ring Found
A Woolwich magistrate fends off a traveling purveyor of pills claiming his wares need no werldler’s certificate. Portishead anglers dockside hope to catch a fish containing a diamond ring valued at 25 to 30 pounds. The tale charms readers with Waltonian whim while Scotland reports only a seal with a rod and line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Tdundee
London
Portishead
Avon
Isaak Walton
Scotland
Trap for Wolves and Bears Across the Channel
The Stephenson Journal reports plan to lure bears and wolves into two trap pens south of the Straits. Bears would be baited with a pig and dosed with toad to block scent, while wolves would be enticed with sheep. After entry and a locked apex, the wolf cannot escape and is found by the hunter next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Peninsula
Lower Peninsula
Straits
Gaya the Stephenson
Mich
When the Shah Sleeps in Cushioned Centered Rooms
The shah of Persia never sleeps on a bedstead. In any residence he uses, the bedstead is removed or moved aside so he can rest on cushions or mattresses in the room center. A small table under the head bears five portraits, centered on himself, with Edward, Alexandra, and the Russian rulers flanking. These portraits accompany him both at home and abroad.
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Shah of
Persia
Tet
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Russia
Mother Grays Appeal to Women for Australian Tea
A vintage advertisement inviting women to mail their name and address to receive a free package of Mother Gray's Australian LUAF a monthly regulator for women's ills. It claims a pleasant blend of Australian herbs and roots cures back urinary bladder and kidney trouble, sold by all druggists for 60 cents or via The Mother Gray Co Le Roy N Y Hollister's Rockey Mountain Tea marketed as liquid electricity promises renewed strength for 36 cents.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
Hollister
Rockey Mountain
Ore Shipments Increase Sets New Season Record
Ironwood Mich ore shipments for 1906 exceed prior marks by about 6 million gross tons. Lake Superior region totals from Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin ports reach roughly 34 million gross tons including rail terms and Michipicoten. Mountain Iron led with 2,303,047 tons, the highest single mine total since discovery, while Corrigan McKinney Con Stevenson and Fayal also posted large outputs.
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Ironwood
Mich
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Lake Superior
Michipicoten
Mountain Iron Property
Mesaba Range
The
Steel Corporation
Eveleth
Corrigan, McKinney & Con Stevenson
Mesaba
Haynes v Union Street Railway exposes carrier liability
Boston case Haynes vs Union Street Railway holds the company liable for injuries to a passenger from a dead hen thrown by motorman Stephenson on a different car. The full bench affirming found the carrier’s duty as common carrier extends to injuries caused by any servant engaged in transportation, sustaining the plaintiff’s exceptions and awarding damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Street
Supreme Court
Lila D. Haynes
Union Street Railway Company
John R. Stephenson
John R. Bolster
Guardian Bid Fails as Isgriggs Case Reveals Hidden Silver
In Frankfort Indiana Mrs Hannah Isgriggs, deemed mentally unable to manage her estate, faced a guardian appointment bid. Investigators found 1944 dollars and 1,944 dollars cash secreted in baking powder cans and bags, with gold and silver coins totaling over 1,900 dollars. Funds placed in bank pending guardianship decision. Travelers aid considered. Pollman Porters union could mobilize 26 million members if company adopts hot pool approach.
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Frankfort
Ind
Hannah
Sgrigg
Isgriggs
Isgrigg
Marshall Bird
Levi Isgrigg
Arden
Marshal Bird
Pollman Porters’ Union
Maintaining the Balance in Maine Hunting
Maine hunters this year killed more game and fewer of each other than for many seasons. By these tactics it is hoped the supply of hunters will last as long as the deer.
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Maine
Raising Tax Not a Temperance Bill in Columbus
In Columbus on January 4 Wayne B Wheeler head of the Anti Saloon League said a proposed bill to raise the Dow tax from 360 to 1000 dollars a year is not a temperance measure but a revenue raiser. The league will not oppose the bill but would celebrate its passage. They outlined a program to tighten Cran nock local option and to enact a search and seizure law to curb blind tigers and speakeasies in dry districts.
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Columbus
Wayne B. Wheeler
Saloon League
AntiSaloon League
Oberlin Professor Dismissed By College In Embarrassing Scandal
Oberlin January 4 The Spaniard Ferrer a professor at Oberlin College has been dismissed after a brief tenure marked by irregular conduct and unpaid bills. He was popular for violin recitals and teaching duties but his liquor and tobacco habits drew remonstrance. He left town just before Christmas with several unpaid debts. The incident unsettles the faculty, while Wells A Hutchins newly elected mayor of Portsmouth orders an end to gambling and illegal liquor sales. The notice ends with an advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and a prompt to try the Want Column.
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Oberlin, Jan
Ferrer
Oberlin College
Conservatory
Ober- Mn
Farrer
Notable Friendships Across Time and Talent
A discussion of deep female and male friendships through history. Highlights include Mme de Stael and Mme Recamier, Elizabeth Foster, Margaret Fuller, Petrarch and Laura, Dante and Beatrice, Joanna Baillie and Sir Walter Scott, Mme Roland, John Stuart Mill and his wife, and Goethe with Cornelia. The piece notes how intense bonds often evolve into lasting companionship as time dulls passions and society changes. It also mentions Byron and his sister Mrs Lelsh, noting poems written for her and his final warning about his sister.
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Mme. de Stael
Mme. Recamier
Tha Pilcum
Mme. da Stael
Elizabeth Foster
Duchess of
Devonsura
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Margaret Fuller
Petrarch
Laura
Dante
Beatrice
Joanna Baillie
Sir Walter Scott
Mme
Roland
John Stuart Mill
Elizabeth
Robert Browning
Goethe
Cornelia
Byron
Lelsh
England
Ware
Ria
Hin
Time Era Tumbling Through Eerie Autumn Events
Erratic OCR reads fragmentary notes about time and era shifts in a local column. The text hints at seasonal change and historical timelines with scattered references, presenting a snapshot rather than a complete narrative.
Good Roads efforts loom in county announcements
County officials and community leaders plan to organize a Good Roads campaign under the National Association. Col W rise Wm Hradburn and Hon Samuel missioner confer as they discuss aims for road improvements, tax levies, and county cooperation with local societies and merchants.
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Benator Ch. Will
Rain County
Ness
Elyria
Ambiguous OCR Fragment Prompts Unclear Read
This fragment shows unreadable text from a newspaper page with garbled quotes and incomplete sentences. It lacks identifiable people, places, dates, or events to form a coherent summary or a proper headline. The readable bits do not convey a definite news item.
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