Week's Record of World News and Disasters
Summary of global events from 1598 to present, including political mediation between McKinley and Kuang Hsu, Anglo American efforts on China, lynching in Alabama, lightning deaths on farms, major fires and flood trends, gold reserves record, Roosevelt speech, Alaska boundary findings, a Crow murder case, Cape Nome danger, new comet discovery, Geronimo's insanity, ambassador resignations, New Orleans race riot, California drownings, shipboard accidents, and various other incidents across the United States and overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominstic
McKinley
Elijah Clark
Susan Priest
Wootsville
Alu
Kennedy
Fort Scott
Kun
St. Paul
Minn
Warrior River
Akron
Alm
Jane Lindsay
New York
Roosevelt
Atlants City
X.d
International Surveyors
Canada-Alaska
Crow
Rochelle
N. C
Buffalo
New Mexico
Cape Nome
Alaska
Givense
William B. Brooks
Smith Observatory
Geneva
Geronimo
Colorado
Arizona
Fort Sill
Ola
Ton
William FP. Draper
Hopedale
Mass
United States
Italy
New Orleans
Robert Charles
Ing
Byrnesville
William Smith
Wabasha
Withulway
Prenun
Humus
Byron
Wiley
Ventura
Cal
Thames Bartles
Whitlam
E. M. Waller
Mattoon
Jack Hillsman
Knoxville
Gay
Oa. Plenter
Syracure
N.Y
P. L
Ina Calor
Chirac
Jirlgton
Auyn Neely
Rathore
Mich
Barthomew
Ae Hada
Philadelphia
Unruly mix of crimes wars and political news
European and American events collide in a chaotic string of reports. Turkiig S Rassmussen murders Augusta Tergenthal in Chicago over a rejected marriage. A Cuban constitutional convention is planned for November in Yavana. A huge wooden ship is launched at Hay City. Martial law spreads in New Orleans amid race tensions after police deaths. Reports from the Philippines, China, and Europe touch battles, diplomacy, and leadership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkiig
New Orleans
Charles
Sergi Eddrackson
Wichita
Kan
Dphilipines
Aguinaldo
Lake Lebarge
Florence B
Thirty Mile
Alaska
Western Penitentiary
Alelegheny
United States League of Building and Loan Associations
Indianapolis
Ind
J. W., Bailey
Somerville
Mass
Jerry Simpson
Fort Beott
Kaw
Global unrest and clashes reported in overseas dispatches
Admiral Rempit cites sympathy for the Noxers by Chi nége and fraud allegations against the Imperial government. The United States and France curb arms shipments to Ghhiag Maxsagres, while 14,000 Japanese troops land at Shan-Mai Twan and defeat the Chinese. Conspirators in Santiago are detained as Panama revolution collapses. Edouard Owen, a Lincoln man, is killed in Mindanao, and Tava visits Paris during a world tour by bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvera
United States
Spain
Peking
Li Jung Chang
China
Tientsin
London
Hamburg
New York
Plymouth
Lord Roberts
Tigers
Pretoria Ab Gonek
Bloemfontein
Castro
Venezuela
Ias
Republic
Washington
Cunger
Li Wang Chung
Shanghai
Ching
Piuku
Kingatan
Dur Mule
Zutuyu
Nicaragua
Vigan
Lincon
Oregon
Kure
Japan
Hanna Mabry
Orleans
Sibute
Cagayan
Paris
Philippine
Perking
Robert
Put-in-Bay
Toledo
Robert Charles
New Orleans
Prince Tuan
Pekin
Oscar Gardner
George Lenny
Philadelphia
Santiago Harbor
Goddein
Canada
Philippine Commission
Stebeven Murphy
Hitt
Dawson County
War Council
France
Samuel Gompers
Chicago
Hay
Conger
BE. G. Rathbone
Cuba
Humbert
Italy
Angelo Hressi
Monza
Fred
Venexal
Christian de Wetlus
Berrenda Iglandu
Hirst Weet India Regiment
Husfaio Hill
Rempit
Chinége
Noxers
Ghhiag Maxsagres
Itenary
Minkdon
Shan-Mai Twan
Noers
Hunter
Bethlehem
Heilish
Insing Simeon
Santiago
San Domingo
Art Offichl Dlapnich
State Department
Panama
Mindanag
Edouard Owen
Lincoln
Net
Tava
Markets Report From Minneapolis July Market Notes
Markets column from Minneapolis lists cattle and sheep prices with mixed figures for July. Cattle listed around 84 to 84.50 per hundredweight, sheep near 4.00 to 5.00, with various items and vendors unnamed. The text appears as garbled OCR data with fragmented labels and stray numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Arennery
Webb
Diaiey
Funy
Lhd
Jes
Dauliiy
Tavleys
T@be spring ehichens
World to End This Year Prophesied by Elite Societies
A fragment from Lewiston Journal notes a sensational claim that the world may end this year, paired with anecdotes of belief in skin prediction and other prophecies amid public skepticism. The piece also recounts a burglary tale where a burglar entered quietly, booted shoes provoking a resident, and a witness recalling a similar scene from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Rod
Lewiston
Beware of Cascarets Substitutor in Metal Boxes
An advertising warning cautions shoppers about merchants offering substitutions for familiar brands like Cascarets. It warns that some sellers push inferior or untrustworthy substitutes to gain extra profit, urging consumers to avoid bargains and ensure genuine, properly labeled products.
Excursion Rail Lines Advertise Chicago & Eastern Illinois
An 1880s-era circular promotes excursions by the Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad to many Southern states. It touts round trip tickets with stopovers, limited return windows, and mention of a through sleeping car and reclining chair cars. The notice also highlights a daily Chicago departure and invites inquiries to agents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momeseekers
Chiscake & Eastern Mhlanix Huilroad
Chicago & Eastern Ilinois Railroad
Alabama
Florida
Grace
Kentuccky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Sile
Mom Creekers
Avtvice
Chicago
Waco
Ft. Worth
Texas
Jeane
Chicago & Eastern
Pete Railroad
C. L. Stone
War turns and patient husbands in old Chicago ad
A truncated, fragmentary quotation from the Chicago Inter Ocean and Indianapolis Journal passages highlights domestic patter about war news and a husband's patience. The reel of ad copy for Allen's Boots and medical salves appears alongside satirical lines about a presidential candidate and a sleeping proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inter Qeean
Maguire Medicine Company under fire in ad clamor
Fragmentary letters and quotations deride Maguire Medicine Company claiming subpar preparations and questionable claims. The user quotes city papers praising cures and urging trials, while villains of quackery rhetoric target the firm’s patent remedies and druggists endorsements.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound Advertised for Women Health
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments including backaches nervous tension and menstruation regulation. It claims direct action on the female system and warns other remedies may be unsafe while noting many letters from women support its effectiveness.
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Sunmi
Ome
William Goofsall
England
Youngstown
Fred Potter
Elias Corr
Edgecomb County
Olinolo
J. O. Whitwell
Patrick Henry Jones
President Grant
Port Richmond
James C. Kearbs
Dallas County
Thomas Wheeler
Willison
William
Maybury
Detroit
Michigan
Allvere
Kansas
John A. Mieidenthal
Topeka
Iowa
Lot Thomas
Minnis
B. P. Caldwell
Indiana
John Ross
Henry B. Metcale
Pawtucket
B.T
Nathaniel C. Hardwine
Maelhawk Wats
John W. Leonard
Congress
Winess
Frank A. Borner J
Winkerdl
Moe
San Francisco Argonauts
Allen
Allyn S
le Hox
Gil
Bee
Indianapolis Journal
Security
Carter
Feary Small
Una Buben
Garters CA
Maguire Median
St. Tinuts
George
Abe
Tam Sure Tiso
Poods Union
Atchison Clube
Max Rell
oChvienger Daily News
Watt
Prive Toe
Geen
Chicago Daily News
St Cough
Byrup
Tunies Wood
Rattare
Lydia E. Pinkham
Paanpeet
Samuelp Shee
Ieee
Bears
Waltham Watches
Waltham
Waltham Watch Company
American Waltham Walch Company
Waltham, Mass
Samwincheste
Trent Pere UN Dee Bato Atter Wavy Ltd Bey Att Brryage J. & G. Maguire Medicine
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