Telegraphic Tales of the Week’s Notable Global Doings
A wide briefing of recent events spans drownings in Lake Washington reality checks from Mount Shasta lava flows near McCloud California and a broad livestock embargo shift westward. It notes mine disasters at Kemmerer Wyoming with updated entombed counts and rescues, land openings in Nevada for soldier entry, construction loans in Idaho and Utah, and political and social developments across the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Shasta
McCloud
Cal
Sacramento
California
Helens
Mont
W. 4. Butler
Wate
Weertern
States Livestock Sanitary Association
George W. P. Hunt
Arizana
Rentin
Jowph's Hospital
Atrick
Sublet
Kemmerer, Wye
Ming
Kemmerer Coal Company
Wueet
Elko Amt
White Fine
Nevada
Nampa
Disclone
Nice Utah Companion
Utah
Intaba
Washington
Wyoming
Frank Andrews
United States Department of Agriculture
Fragmented note on incorrect trimming and yard vandalism
A garbled OCR fragment describes trimming wool mats, a robbed yard, and miscolored wall. It references a back area and a hedge, with scattered phrases about a scene of damage and confusion. No clear identities or dates emerge.
Scarfs of Airy Gauze Spark Fashion group imports
An airy gauze scarf trend appears with imported frie items and witty striee designs. The piece highlights hand crafted fits and a vogue look, noting a fresh Desu style hitting shelves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frei
Mourning Accessory Hints at Fashion Shift in Black Net
Fragments describe a mourning accessory with black netting and fringe details such as ostrich elements. The note references a style from Barrow and mentions edging and new construction methods. No clear event or person identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeningere
Barrow
Oddball Snippets Mix Witty, Wry and Wobbling Words
A collage of quirky observations and puns spans travel tips, tax talk, beauty notes, crime mentions, and social quirks. It jokes about dieting, auto theft bills, German reparations, and a Greek revolution forecast while poking fun at fashion, gardening, and public notices with a sharp, humorous tone.
The United States Gold Coinage Debate and Market Notes
A partial archival note discusses U S gold coinage and fee structures with references to private sales, purity concerns, and historical exhibitions. It mentions private pieces and a 25 cent mint issue, aiming to clarify coinage standards and market terms amid ongoing debates on production and regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Satess
Purity International Exposition
Idaho Short News Notes Snapshot Wide Range of Local Events
Short notes from across Idaho report a child’s death after arsenic exposure from sprayed apples in Kootnia, Idaho Falls riot involving Mexicans, Idaho Tech first semester enrollment up, Oregon Short Line coal tariff filed, Lauer sentenced on multiple counts, license plates running short, large hay order for Kansas City market, Fort Hall dances for visitors, Harold Lee and David Cook arrive at University of Idaho, Boise civic drive for community chest funds, and Yellowstone park inspection planned by H. M. Albright with local meetings scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
University of Idaho
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Idaho Tech
Boise
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Public Utilities Commission
Brown Bear
Teton County
Idaho
Fort Hall Reservation
Fort Hall Depot
Umatilla Agency
Oregon
Wind River Agency
Wyoming
Harold Lee
David Cook
Boston
University of Malo
School of For Entry
Gold-Lace General Abegcrombie and the Black Hills landmark
A fragmented notice recalls General Abegcrombie who came to America in 1754 to command colonial forces against the French and faced unpopularity. It also describes Devils Tower, a 1,200 foot igneous rock risen above the Belle Fourche River in Wyoming, once a landmark for Indians and settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abegcrombie
Dima
Colonisia
Bellefourche River
Black Hills
Wyoming
Unconventional Passenger Off to Jump the Train
A man at a suburban railway station races toward a train with haste and missteps on the steps. His hat, bag, and umbrella scatter, he recovers them while kneeling, and asks an official the way to the train. The official coldly notes his path looks bad.
Many Religions at College Represented Among Students
More than 3,000 Penn State students stated religious preferences, with about one quarter Presbyterian, one fifth Methodist, one eighth Lutheran, and one tenth Roman Catholic. Other denominations include Reformed, Episcopal, Baptist, Hebrew, Evangelical, United Presbyterian, United Brethren, Quaker, Church of Christ, Congregational, Dunkard, Christian Science, Moravian, Unitarian, Mennonite, Universalist, Greek Catholic, Disciple, Schwenkfelder, and United Zion, each of which had limited representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State College
United Presbyterian
United Brethren
Society of Friends
Church of Christ
Congregational
Christian Science
Schwenkfelder
United Zion
Fragmented quarrel over a dream wish in a surreal scene
In a quirky exchange two figures discuss wishes after breaking a wlathbone. She hesitates while he urges a wish, then asks John if he truly wishes for her. The dialogue hints at a playful, nonsensical moment with a misread or garbled line about a teethdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert Keller
Rita Carlton Bot Group
Aiddrees
New York
Walter
Sumer
Sy Mises
Flore McGish
Belle Trunten
Astetnbata
Chile
Atl Eyee
Throm Westfelt
Maine
Mer Waht Pee
Ron
Eewin
Nostin Globe
Fous
France
Aispirin Say
Bayer Aspirin
Drageiete Seto
MW. U
Balt Lake City, Mo
Lake Washington
Seattle
Wah
Band Mint
Wash
Antonio Locatelti
Lan Wtark
Manhattan
Atilletia
Anthony Claffe
Bely
LW. W
Lumler
Kahane
Belioved
Skerwick
Amd
Abou
Pid Hoste
Gene Te Kumegie
Nebraska
Wales
Keieevelt
Kermit
America
Camp Perry
National Association
Oho
Kansas Natonal Guard
United States Navy
Kansas
Navy
Frank Molebott
Olive Troy Mining Company
Evereth
Minn
High Village
Auborty
Saitiver
Arizona
Phoenis Tos
Lan Leon Givens
Len Sul
Hitovis
Grant
Grant was under sentence t to hang October 17. ‘The reprieve# gowl
Grupos
Tire Maw Urdang
Harlem
Iiarael
Tie Joleen
Har “Hay
Poleral
Carpenter
Charles B Korb
Jel W. Thompson
Chienga St. Louie
Immrtnent
Connorton
Forbes
Ywinrana’ Bureau
Chinnga
Herbert A. Thompson
William
Hon
Mich
Independent Order
Odd Pulows
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Jacksonville
Fla
Portland
Oro
Richmond
National League of Women Voters
Ths
Jimmy Murphy
Los Angeles
Hix Jer
Murphy
England
Meadow Brook
N. C
John DB. Wallaford
Panama
Tek
Bofce
Europe
Fim
Lom
Lon
Orme Agaitet Americas
Offetil
Pe Kin
Quissan
Kiamyan Armniog Sieking
Chel Bins
Winpaten
Conatarti Nove
Novieg
Smyrna
Ispetch Cave
Tursieh
Cyrevnain
Bas Siemel
Eve
Verlin
Betty Marl
Munier
Schinet Lewnard Real
Nin
Callahan's Crossing
Mar St. Keng N
Redd
Smebody
Paamion
Gometiones
Grandpa
le Garden
Amalier
Untes Germany
Germany
Luther Burbank
Italy
United States
Greece
Denmaark
Salt Lake City
Fe Hess
Cb & Sestvess Coece
Waschen Caralne
Bes
Holiday
Keith Emporium Bhig
Salt Lake
Claude Samuel Minor
George S. Minor
Kootnia
James A. Lauer
Payette National Bank
McNeil Island
Secretary of State
Capitol
Rupert
H. M. Albright
Yellowstone Park
Arca
Moon
Mark Huggins
Minidoke
Albright
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chicago
Ilinois
Lydia
Eve Aera
Karen
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Oia
le Rover
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!