World News and Local Tragedies In 1900s India
Digest of international and domestic events from a 1900 era paper. Reports include grain statistics for the United States and Canada, mob violence in West Virginia, Pittsburgh fire deaths, labor strife and jail terms for Carrie Nation, drought impacts on crops, race and lynching notes in Mississippi and Arkansas, various political and military figures, and weather extremes with 100 degree heat across the corn belt. Also mention of duels, ships, and legal actions affecting the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William Brooks
Elkins
W. Va
Tilly
Sophia Ratan
Pitsburgh
Weilaville
McKeenport
Carrie Nation
Topeka
Kan
Cenaus
Tows
Kansas
Wheeler
Mynott Hatwaker
Jacksboro
Tenney
George Shelley
Mary Fartin
Dochelles
Walton
Jad
Laly
Milwaukee
Sehley
Maclay
Ender
Yort
Coltina
St. Petersburg
Butt
Butte
Mont
Copper Trust
iWegal, Negra
Chicago
Frank Janoh
Moslock
Jim Woollin
Floodwood
Mich
I. de Graff
Ta Cleese
Chiat
el Reno
Penlek
Chariton
Virginia
Raine
Wis
Petwee Ching
Nome
Cililar
Wiliam C. Gray How
Sehley Foqoryys
Long
Cuan
New Jersey
Kun
Lizzie
Dell
Whelan
Cape Gwent
New Zealand
Robert
Fusburgh
Pittsfield
Mass
Themis O'Donnell
Nevada
Nevada Desert
Carlly
la Mrairie
Can. Tors
Weekly Review of Trade
Joln
Chapman
Deple
Chixentro
Crescens
Cleveland O
Ex Secretary of State Caieb Powers Granted New Grial
Ex Secretary of State Caieb Powers, convicted in a Frankfort Ky murder case, receives a new grial. The report mixes multiple untidy fragments including stabbings shootings and various historic and political notes from a chaotic OCR page. Local figures Agnes, Miperioa, and Cadillac are referenced amid stray names and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caieb Powers
Cloehel
Frankfort
Stolin Uonesh
Agnes
Waleford
Thyam
Mansub
Maplist Young People's Union of Miperioa
Ciao
Wiliam Shirley
Edwardsellto
Mins Plarence McCulloch
Soprelany Tong
Sotly
Admiral Dewey
Deirail
Mivh
Cadillac
Nansna
Sussourl
Tn St. Tavis
Tavi
Michael Kells
eHled Ote
New York
Secretaty of
United States Revenue
McCillach
Chonnel
Ty & Simonton
Mra
Grantham
Connor
Lucy
Dewry
Kimberley
Benham
Schley Court of Inquiry
Frank
Armb
Vidulhi
Salt Fake City
Samuelson
Proto
Utah
Cramer
New York Produce Exchange
James D. Merrill
Fisk University
Nashville
Tenn
Porto Ries
United States
Elgil
Tanna
Prof
Thorndike
Columbia Unis
Sun
J. B. Phelan & Co
Drg Desgends
Sioux City
Ala Lama
Melrowe Park
Turbulent Global News Mix From 1900s Dispatches
Reported unrest from Asia to Europe cites Chinese civil violence and Ukrainian turmoil, with General Chater promoting Filipino insurrection plans in the Marangay region and Samar. Observed incidents include naval actions, economic deals, a Russian oil port disaster, and a spate of international political moves amid wartime tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chater
Marangay
Hohl
Samar
Albaotay
Tielsh
Fromler
Hathales
Sleihan
Reson
Chin
China
Danish Ministey Favors Aedbage
United States
Raton
Russia
Antian
Vreshlent Kruger Bis Heen
Nanth Vale
Bertholt
Alberia
Rejnieer
Minor news items recount varied late 19th century notes
Andrew Carnegie offers Portsmouth 50900 for a public library. Oldest paper money found in China. Sheffield steel shareholders plan a branch in Washington Pa. English adoption of Yankee methods studied. Havana merchants favor annexation over Platt law. Lord Paineforte hints Britain will concede canal treaty differences. Louisiana Purchase expo president calls for process focus. Toronto rent-paying women gain alderman voting rights. Lancaster training ship reaches Brooklyn yard. Geo Wood joins Hypyard Academy. Chinese students claim improved telegraph wires. National home for disabled volunteers plans approved. Building to cost 1000000 in Jolinoa City Wenn. Cuba trade data from 1809 to 1901 shows exports and deficits. Mrs Lucinda Powers noted as Grant era postmistress link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Portsmouth
China
Shhefield
England
Bulln
Washington
Havana
United States
Lord Painvefote
Francis
Toronto
Lancaster
Nat
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Geo. Wood
Academy of Science
Jolinaun City
Wenn
Datiny
Iebulgnes
Drowning Silence Baffles Potomac Beach Guards
A Washington letter describes drownings at a Potomac river bathing site where victims rarely call for help. Life savers note swimmers often signal with one hand only, go under quietly, and near guards yet slip away. The piece recounts why rescues succeed or fail, sharing experiences of long underwater holds, dangers of extended immersion, and the stubborn mystery of drowning signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Potomac River
Washington Beach
Lee
Wgala
Romen
Reseng
Cnaes
Bath
Maine
Jim
Jimmy
Potomac
Unclear fragmentary report on foreign prisoners and tastes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions cannibals, Ply river, Gulen, ministers, religious discontent, nonconsumers of run band trbacen, aversion to alcohol and tobacco, and references to "The World's Largest Prison" in France. Details are garbled and names unclear. cannot determine a coherent event or person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ply River
Gulen
Coffee glaze case returns verdict in Mudge Meek court
In Toledo on July 24 the jury in Mudge Meek’s court found James White, a grocer, guilty of selling adulterated Ariosa coffee. State witnesses testified the glaze may propagate bacteria, while defense experts noted potential health concerns. verdict seen as a major victory for Ohio Pure Food enforcement and food safety actions against grocers selling glazed coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Mudge Meek
Thievily
James White
State of Chin
Atrovucya
Ohin
Conte Missioner
Hackborn
Mov
Ohla Avas Hutt Ariosa
GA. Birchmaier
Hits City
Owell-Hoawae Chaning
Wis
Prat. Kirchhmaier
Ohio State University
Ariova
Wiley
Ariosa
Arhneklea
Whey
Hla Urosa
Atlosa
Vaughn
Ann Arbor Unieversity
Are Buektes
Blanc
Ohio
Bure
Nels Burn Sayat
Hin Dig
Intervi
The Novtore Joke and a Horrid Doctor
The fragment hints at a cruel doctor and a tense exchange about a maiden in danger. It mentions a crack man and a witty laugh, with enigmatic names like Hodab and Houtan Muvalg embedded in a damaged text.
Pan American Exposition Ticket Pricing and Info
Tickets and pamphlets describe round trip fare options from Minneapolis and St. Paul to the Pan American Exposition. Prices listed include 24.50 for one day return, 51.15 for a 3 day pass, and 8.9 for a hat. Information lines point readers to ticket offices and an address in St Paul for general freight and sales inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolia
Paul
Robert Stropt
Bt. Pant
Dil Nicollet
Wvonne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Humboldt
Iowa
Tulua Trat
Hlarehard
Mississ Alppl
Contrtt
John W. Champlin
Michigan Supreme Court
Grand Naples
Senator McLaurin
South
Caroline
George K. Lawton
United States Naval Observatory
Aberdeen
Cape Colony
Cuba
Koch
Berti
Stockholm
Orr
Portland
Wicely
William H. Hunt
Porto
Itten
Charles II Alten Ag
Lord Salisbury
Turkey
Peralan Gulf
Peralan Gulf, Gun. Gomez
Palma
Nusxian
Imperial
Mancheria
Great Rose of Property
Ife Buss Ibeen Inuser
Austria
Froperor Witlian
Medinia
Sabi
France
Paris
Lia
Sacteria
Dale Grocer
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