Mine Under Palaces Sparks Implicated Plot Near St Petersburg
A report from March 2 describes a mine laid beneath the prince of imperial residence near Pearskee Selo, seventeen miles south of St Petersburg. Several notable figures are implicated in a plot against his majesty, with authorities claiming nervous political tensions and restricted press access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dini
Bo la Luelange ‘Telegrapli Company
Giveat Aufre Pariy
Bovnty
Nicholas
Pearskee-Selo
St. Petersburg
Meir
Blames Police Over Honor Disorder Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary report from Saint Petersburg describes official blame of police for erasing dentanibenions at a gathering. Military support, possible cavalry use, and suppression of unrest are noted. A student from Petersburg University faces service draft amid allegations of self-inflicted death amid turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersug
Marsh
Etventas
Jaasoclalion
Russtor Literary Soviety
Petersburg University
St. Putersinva
Turbulent Times in St Petersburg and London Dispatches
Reports from St Petersburg and London describe nervous czarist leadership amid growing unrest. The Birdingham Post notes warnings of intensified repression after disturbances, while London sources say ministers face a tense policy outcome in the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlen
Mizreh
St Metersburg
Montes Telemanya Hut
Exay
Ipriog
Pra Res
Birdingham Post
London
Isi
Far East
Fassia
Anil
Denial by Cleveland Stockholders on Morgan Syndicate
Prominent stockholders and officials of the American Steel trading company in Cleveland deny that the Morgan syndicate is attempting to secure control of their company. Senator Fannin is noted in the chatter as possibly involved, according to the damaged dispatch from March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claveland, Oho
Sip Tala Ing
Morgan Syndicate
Fannin
Fiunyont
Company stock shakeup at American Ship Building
Morgan, a small stockholder, notes a five percent cut in stock by American Ship Building. Large shareholder and general manager Taine Wallace asserts positions as the story unfolds, with focus on leadership and share shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Henan
Transfer of Right-of-Way Near Fort Wayne Traction
Southwestern transfer proceeds as Gwenn ahe prepares a deed for the right-of-way along the old railway between the city and Roa nolee. Reed & Co, owners, will receive the deed after a strip of land 50 to 60 feet wide and four fortyeight long is described. Charles Wecktimes is among seven owners involved in a longstanding litigation, with A N Hdokex of Pau gecklog seeking to minors to the Southwestern transfer option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend, Reed & Co
Fort Wayne
All Southwestern Traction Company
Roanolee
Lenge
Pau
Gecklog
Minterna
Gymners
Tivkos
Crima
Wis
Linne Haute
Merfeot Liberty
Motion to halt nearby hauling in Wayne township peti tion
A local Grange petition from Little Raver Grange requests Mr Lehirmeyer to stop nearby hauling in Wayne township due to conditions. The document notes grange members pressing for action, with farmers opposing what they call ongoing disruption and calls for improved compliance from involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Raver Grange
Lehirmeyer
Isis
Wayne Township
Paps
Oliver FairBuld
Viz Perginon
Flynn
Geotam
Sand Point
Wise Dive
Wollsud
Wits
Alleuulity College
Morton
Nea
Stuilien
Tae Painfield
Christina Endavor Simlay
Elgie Smith
Prigwell
Lorys Crowit
Chiara
Montina
Ipiger
Fran
WL McMahen
Toonverly
T L Staples Plans Eastern Tour For School Year Features
T L Staples of the Tutesnation Business village will tour eastern business colleges for two weeks. He aims to view successful programs and consider introducing new features at the Titanictoual for the coming school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Staples
Tutesnation
Vollage
Staples
Willy
Tle Wemple
J. L. Gilbert
Kembelvillé
Thy
Ay Piewan
W.E. Garver
Albion
Ash
E. D. Hall
Gon
Medical alumni gathering and college commencement on Tuesday
Many alumni and doctors attended an afternoon meeting at Fox Wagan College of Medicine with reports on cases and consultant opinions. Tonight Burt Wayne College of Medicine holds commencement at Masonic Temple with addresses by Deans and presidents, followed by a banquet and scholarships for notable graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Wagan College of
Medcine
Asaaial Daanton
Sollepe
W. 45
Carver
Albion
Vichnavias Mig Society
Burt Wayne College of Mediving
Masonic Temple
Rebeke
Fuyuily Waig
Wml
Hy Gourd
Lanelees
Cann
de. W.W. Barnett
Tallege Incwly
de WV. Sweringen
Rev
D. We Moffat
Jesse 2. Higgina
Eugens Ash
Pinnels McTvoy
Toy D. Mercer
Real Estate Transfers Listed In Local Records
A series of property transfers is recorded including Tobert Thadd Catherine Amy to Tosupl Palmer for lots in Archer's addition and Ryethill's Second addition, A. Blighaue to Thea dore Bringhan, John Bownes to Jaln in Edgerton Township, Joseph Loyer to Joby TW and Alan L. Couey with specific quarter and township details, Cutlaine Miller to Tu o Steves biz, Winifred T and Pov A Tyndall to Boeke in Wabash railroad area, Johann C. and Velev KH Kallen to ALT Rottenberg and wife in Rorknn Five’ ade, and Anna B. and Lewis Quantro to M. Waugh in Madison township, with various lot, subdivision, and section references and monetary amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobert Thadd
Catherine Amy
Tosupl Palmer
Archer
Todiona Tuveabment Company
Ryethill
A. Bliighaue
Theadore Bringhan
G. Eyans
Charles Wid Marit Ryvse
Jaln Bownes
Lot
Edgerton Taek Worl
Joseph Loyer
Joby TW
Alan L. Couey
Anthers
Quality
Sentinn
Wmadiver
Cutlaine EB. Miller
Steves Biz
Aod Pt
Adams Ty
Winifred T
Pov
Tyndall
Madison
Hoosiers Reach Corea on Gold Prospect Voyage
Letters from Corea describe eighteen youths who left Columbia City under a three year contract with LS3 Hunt to work in Corea's gold fields. The vessel departed Yakohama, Japan, riding a five day typhoon but survived. All passengers reported good health as the steamer Tettaro arrived safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chenitdpe
Corea
Columbia City
Hunt
Yakahama
Japan
Vail
Weil
Large Classes Gather for Sunday Examinations
Large classes of children will attend next Sunday in each German and Lutheran church in the city. St Louis congregation reports a class of 75, Emmens 2 percent Emma 65, Trinity BA Cantarla 13, and a sizable group from Zion's congregation. Examinations began yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louls
Wall
Emmens
Emma
Cancarala
Zion
Old Friends Officiated at Funeral in Lincoln
Homan Michael returned from Chicago to attend the funeral of his brother, Fru Michael, who died at Lincoln. Former Fort Wayne residents and many Chicago friends served as pallbearers. The pallbearers included Mensys, Otto Clummerow, F. W. Toute, and Herman Bergiod, with additional representation from Chicago friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homan Michael
Chicago
Fru
Michael
Lincoln
Neh
Fort Wayne
My. Michael
Otto Clummerow
F. W. Toute
Herman Bergiod
Mrs Sweeney Undergoes Eye Removal At St Joseph
Mrs W Sweeney wife of Mintonville deugeist submitted to an eye removal operation at St Joseph Koeplind on Monday. Dr Albert R Allison Jr supervised. The eye was removed to prevent risk of further injury and the globe was sacrificed to save the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 0. Sweeney
Montonville Deugeist
Joseph Koeplind
Albert R. Allison, Jr
Discharges Granted In Federal Bankruptcy Case
Discharges granted in a federal court bankruptcy matter. Judge Aaker presiding over Linn County case involving B Glaner and Albert A Nichols. Other listed debtors Withan N Lesh of Bluitton and W Harvey J Deller of Angola not for discharge. Apr 19 date referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glerle Logan
Federal Court
Aaker
Casey
Linn
B.glaner
Albert
A. Nichols
Withan N. Lesh
Bluitton
W. Harvey J. Deller
Angola
Local Lines from Bellevue and Syracuse Notes
Local lines report various community items including travel plans for Mrs Wellie Robbins and family sailing to Europe by May first, and Albert J Walter retaining a position with Mochlerlay Has. DL Tard and Nevin store figures, a Canetition performance postponed, and a waterworks contract awarded to a C L Ofla company. Bellevue Guxette mentions Miss Mattie Phips taking a one week vacation with relatives in Fork Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Binprey
Uold
Hota
Waerelhom
Superior Street
di Upsike
Lea
Multisieyant
Wellie ‘Robbins
Europe
Sovayal Montis
Albert J. Walter Nas
Mochlerlay
Striutom
Nevin Atore
Pfeiffer
Haydn
Flos Presbyterian Elmveh
C. L. Ofla Constituction Company
Tin City
Brent
Hinnity
Southwestern Railway
Tee Chien
Bayr Street
Sea Wit
Denys Strett
Indus
Tefercon
Wells Street
Fairmanns Dunve Wa
Bellevue
Ohio
Guxette
Mattie Peips
Telephone Exchange
Sumucraw
Fork Wayne
Mia Worn Tiong
AL Axterlin
New York Expirelists Buyout At Rogers Laomol Works
March 28 report from New York describes the Rogers Lacomol works at Peterson being bought out by public receivers Willan Barbour and others. Barbour says the idled plant will reopen within weeks, employing 2,000 or more, with a plan benefiting New York specialists and Paterson interests, despite worker objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rogers Lacomol
Peterson
Willan Barbour
Anid
Burburr
Fie Ca
Fragmented Poem Snippet With Oblique Personal Names
A garbled OCR passage mixes names like Irene Bud Fiona Lena Lena and Fiona with admonitions about honesty and temptation. The text drifts through imagined dialogues and stray lines about duty, work, and conscience, weaving a surreal mosaic of personal references and disjointed phrases. It resembles a damaged newspaper fragment rather than a coherent narrative.
Runlin and Alvon men press for guava receipts and costs
The group led by Runlin and representing the Alvon man demands seven pot units of gross receipts and eight hundred dollars for San Francisco expenses. Madden and Runin have bargained with Groom for three weeks and are in the city seeking a definite reply today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nger
Runlin
Alvon
San Francisco
Madden
Runiin
Disastrous Sea Encounter Towed to Harbor
Atlantic transport One steamer Mignexpolis arriving at St Michaels, Asores to repair after dismasting the British bark Comet of 2,887 tons. Comet had been sailing from Greenask to New York when dismasted at sea.
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Land
Mare
Mignexpolis
New Fork
Landus
St Michaels
Asores
Comet
Greenask
New York
Baggage Rates and Carrier Practices Across States
A report discusses baggage handling by carriers in Virginia and South Carolina, noting progress toward standardization. It highlights express baggage rates being higher than luggage rates in many western and southern routes, and questions on rationing baggage with passenger travel under ticketing schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datea
Viginia
South Carolina
Une
Michigan Fasaenter Association
Titoxr
Cable outage interrupts telegraphic links across cities
A Commercial Cable Company notice reports an outage affecting connections between Baraway Cameta Bragll and surrounding lines. Telecommunication services are interrupted to Cameta Cara quid Obides and Manns, with advisories pending restoration actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commercial
Quiet Marseille street operations resume with more workers
In Marseilles on March 26 the operation of street cars was again active with more workers in gangs, docks, and on steamers. Filers noted the strikes are comparatively quiet as streets resume after disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Benone
Bishop Aldering Home From Midwest Trip
Rt Rev Herman J Aldering bishop of Fort Wayne returned to the city after several days away He spent part of the time with former Indianapolis parishioners and then went to Cincinnati to visit Archbishop Elder regarding his consecration plans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman J. Aldering
Fart Wayne
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Elder
Gould plan to head railway trust gains support in New York
March 26 report from New York states George Gould aims to unite the railways under a single formation with $1000,000,000 capital. The World notes the plan progresses favorably and has the approval of J. Pierpont Morgan, with cooperation from the Harriman syndicate and Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
George Gould
Raitradda
T. Pinrepont Morgan
Toolke
Harviman Syndicate
MATCHED TO FIGHT FOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
New York reports James J Jem ines and Gus Rublin near a world championship bout in San Francisco. A July 1 date is offered by J J Groom, Santa Francisco National Sporting Club manager, with a dispute over the fighters shares of receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Journal and Advertiser
James J. Jemines
Gus Rublin
San Francisco
J. J. Groom
National Sporting Club
San Brancisco
Clith Ias
Billy Madden
High water disrupts Maumec river center tow repairs
The high water in the Maumec river hampers the interceptor Water Wacka work as crews cut and dammed a sewer near Glasgow vent and attempt to drain water to resume progress. Water levels have fallen materially and work is expected to resume tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maumec
Glasgow
Women’s Inheritance Rules Across Europe Detailed
A Laity dan correspondent outlines three European succession systems. The Salic rule bars women from inheritance in Belgium Sweden Italy Denmark and Germany while the German-Dutch system prioritizes male heirs and limits female lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Belgium
Sweden
Nocony
Italy
Denmark
Germany
Miles
Lineage of succession favors male relatives in Europe
The text explains a historic rule in Great Britain and Iberian countries where males with a closer or equal degree of kinship outrank females. It notes elder daughters yield to younger brothers and their issue, but outrank a more distant male relative such as a nephew or cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besa
Hotland
Great Britain
Miles
Spain
Portugal
England
Local Happenings Include Resignations and School Event
My. Huttendorf resigns from W. T Ketllg & Bop to join Psonio's Outfitting Co. West Gtr Creek school to close April 4 with a green entertainment by pupils. Odiv Blake, formerly with the Nespita] corps, now at Washington DC writes from there. Chairman Lygeman and It. We Qvers bought swans for Swinney oak. A Unnor eur plans Mackied. Miss Muggle Rayel of Gallon Ohio visits, wedding set for April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My. Huttendorf
W. T Ketllg & Bop
Psonio
West Gtr Cveck
Busse
Odiv
Blake
Nespita
Washington, D.C
Lygeman
Board of Works
Qvers
Parka
Derphy
Indy Iir
Miso Muggle Rayel
Gallon
Ohio
Toth
Dude Waive
OUR COUNTRY S FLAG Poem Fragment Fort Wayne Note
A damaged OCR fragment presents a patriotic verse by Helen Casteritues from Fort Wayne Indiana. The text references unfurling the flag, waves, and a rural scene with scattered lines about the flag and nation. The piece ends with a byline attribution to Helen Casteritues of Fort Wayne, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Casteritues
Fort Wayne
Ind
New York at Tanginil Armored Dispatch Arrives for Moravco Settlement
A dispatched armored message from New York at Tanginil arrived today to convey the Awariay en- Dasay to Mitzagan as part of the Settlement of the Thired States clama against Moravco. The Sentinel reports this developing international action and urges subscription for full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangle
United States
New York
Mitzagan
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