Week's Record of Home and Foreign Items
A week’s record summarizes global and domestic events including a shipwreck off Hatteras with 21 drowned, California earthquakes near San Jacinto and Bennet, Salvation Army dinners for 25,000 in New York, Hastings Maine fires causing $200,090 loss, and a Jacksonville murder-suicide. Also noted are a Philadelphia man surviving extreme hunger, Boer aid by 9,000 Americans, and the St Princip fire tragedy's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Newport News
Washington
Ariosto
Hatteras
San Jacinto
Bennet
California
2Nd Aix
Philadelphia
United States
Mtre
Princip School
Quincy
John A. Hoover
Fadingkpolls
Dwight 4. Moody
Enat Northfield
Mass
Gov. Manor
Agalnet
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
George Buncock
New Albany
Robert McBee
Knoxville
Tenn
Trominers
Edward Overtowani
James Pry
Siegel-Hman Dey Goods
Philippines
Jervia
State of Washington
Nookmick Tlyer
Whateam Gagoty
Georgia Iron Works
Quvinli
Perkins, Magufacuring Company
Av- Bna UG
Utr
Bork
Miptiigan
Ingis
Iahure
Unclear mass of early 1900s incidents and deaths
Fragmentary report lists multiple violent events and mishaps including killings in Springfield and Minturn, a Chicago mill fire, a Norman Moody institution funding claim, Filipino peace talks in Washington, and various political and crime notes with numerous names and places in a compressed news digest.
South Africa updates and global war news progress
Reports from South Africa show no major change as Gen Me thuen’s force eyes the lines with mounted infantry and the Troutnren beyond the Modder river grows. British defenses hold while reinforcements arrive. Ottawa hosts Parliament February 1. Durban mourns Farry Escombe, former premier. A Brazilian warship sails toward Amapa amid France-Tirrill dispute. India’s Gwalior monarch offers advisory aid and troops. Robbery at a street bar in Durban ends with a thief killed and a passenger wounded. a New York inmate inherits £40,000. A Cheyenne Tilger collision kills a railroad messenger in Brighton, Colorado. over twenty injured. San Francisco votes $0,750,000 in school bond funding. Congressman Doutelta’s condition uncertain. Monrovia to house the first perfume farm in months. Chicago detectives seize a red-hot store. Blizzard hits western Pennsylvania with heavy snow. Revenue and neutrality violations surface as Pierot arraigned. Worcester belt maker lands Turkish contract for 45,000 belts. Corned beef shipments to British army 28 carloads. Navy opens a new Cleveland office. Germany to establish post offices in Banyrnn, Beyrout and Sulonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Methuen
Modder River
Boxtlides
Tapao
Russia
Monfkier
Ottawa
Farry Escombe
Irntal
Durban
Timdenter
Amapa
Guruna
France
Tirzil
Bonttte
Bucocsett
San Francisco
Doutelta
Monrovia
Cal
New York
Chicago
Worat Jn
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Nonsieur Pierot
United States
W. B. Munday
Cheinnatt
MM. Pierot
Worcester
Muus
Ian Rush
Hammond
Ind
Navy Department
Cleveland
Minor News Items From a Faded Ledger
A compilation of fragmented notes reports Cipelonait’s planned industrial resolution next year, New York’s $830 million bridge project, and various figures and events. It notes Havana age sixty three, Olympia overhaul cost at least $500,000, Albuquerque’s spy days record, and other fleeting items across cities and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cipelonait
Greater New York
Lord Armstrong
Elizabeth
N. d
Syracuse
Nestor Ponce de Leon
Poted de Leon
Dioverer
Florida
Havana
Olympia
Dewey
Albuquerque
N. M
Trev
F.D. Newhouse
Markwayo Minb
M. Behoreb
John Arnott
Dublin
Africa
Omaha
Washington
Middle West
Painteld
N. J
Board of Health
Willow Yo Allen
United States Senate
Nebraska
Oble
Iowa
Wlevourle
Qray
Minneapolie
Funeral at Arlington for Maine dead with President present
At Arlington Cemetery a formal sea to civilian burial was held for Maine sailors from the battleship Texas. President, cabinet members, and military officers attended as flags draped caskets lay under wreaths. Chaplains led Episcopal and Catholic rites followed by three volleys and taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Coe
Springfield
Jenlomy
Redgeland
G. C
Segrees
Paepoke-Leicht Tumber Company
Chicago
Northfield
Flynn Jick
Tenn
Bud Lynen
John
James Carter
Michigan Senate
Will Garman
T. B. Simpkine
Monticello
Fla
Maine
Arlington ‘Cemetery
Washington
McKinley
Admiral Dewey
Gen
Miles
Aud Star
Pavy
Providence
Roger Wil-lame National Bank
Industrial Trust Company
Nerval Baptie
Buthgate
N. D
Minneapolis
Broughton
Ill
Henry Miner
Jesse
Samuel Mills
Mary Venable
Chattsnoogs
Dee
Avington Cemetery
Texas
Mivny
Capitol
Old Fort McPherson
Santiago
Lee
Navy Yard
Sexas
Army
Navy
Chester
Sigabee
Slgshee
Chidwieck
Wainwright
Cieut
F.C. Bowers
Jeremiah Shea
Clark
Naval Academy of Annapolis
Clarke
Episcopal Church
Chidwick
Holoing
Brown
Ministey
Kormany
Banquet guests include ex judges and bar members in Mason City
Iowa State news notes a banquet in Mason City honoring Supreme Judge Sherwin with toastmaster Senator Opes and speeches by Judges Rockway and Kelley, Attorneys Kirschman Reinard and Wun, and Court Reporter Adams attended by ex judges and the city bar with wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manged Tur Pedge
John &. Sherwin
Slant
Disner
Mason City
Twelfth
Senator Opes
H. Mrockway
G. H. Kelley
J. C. Sherwin
Kirschman, Reinard and
Wun
Adams
Fights and trials fill torn item from old paper
Miss Anna Keuman of Standard Oil survived a footpad attack in Mason City, losing $200 to a 20 minute struggle. Other items: Mrs Durth acquitted of murdering her mistress in Burlington after vague testimony. George Wright convicted of first degree murder in Mascatine, life sentence. A. W. Fleming, longtime Iowa traveler, died in Dubuque at 88. Local anniversaries, new depot thefts, bank cashier arrest, and courthouse contract noted. Several distant incidents across Iowa and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Footnad
Anna Keuman
Standard Oil Company
Mason
City
Afisas Tamman
Gausy
George Wright
Mascatine
Nellie
Crippen
A. W. Fleming
Iowa
United States
Dubuque
Watton
Clinton
New York State
Laws
Deleny
Have & Normin
United Christian Party
Dew Moines
Burgtore
St. Louis
Keokuk & Northwestern
Fort Madison
Tafe
Edward FP. Stone
Caehler
Sioux City Savings Bank
New York
William H. Davis
Burlington
Caure
Chicago
Fonds
Spencer
Crown
O'Brien County
Henry Tayeur
Frank Duris
Cherokee
Grong Rapids
Mich
Davenport
Rock Iland
Fragmented essay and travel dialogue yield a dated, garbled snapshot
A garbled historical text blends a critique of health laws with a travel scene. It mixes a patriotic plea for moral purity with a discussion of digestive health and a chaotic railway conversation. The excerpt features scattered proper nouns and stray phrases, offering a fractured glimpse of a period voice.
Mercury Cure Warned as Dangerous Patent Medicine
Historical notice warns against using unnamed mercury based preparations marketed as cures. It cautions that taking these through prescriptions is unsafe and that genuine products from F. H. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio are dangerous due to mercury content. It mentions Hall's Family Pills as a cheaper alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.7, Cheney & Co
Toledo
Finn Catarth
Tolerta
Ohio
F. di. Cheney & Co
Driggiate
Hall
The Boy on the Dachahond and Fragments of Quotes
A fragmented, humorous fragmentary piece mixing a child’s writing about a dachshund with garbled phrases and stray quotes. The text blends misread dental illusions with brief, unrelated adlike snippets and a few misquoted lines from newspapers and testimonials. The mix reads as a pasted OCR jumble with little cohesive narrative or reportable event.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vuvieoust
Daniel Ford
Boston
Michael J. Brown
Ubsongo
Bushrod Underwood
Manby
Elliott Coues
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
John BE. Massell
Can Presstuan
Bowling Green
Ronuien
Orlscun
Luzon
London
Roberts
Cape Town
Cape Colony
Ladysmith
Joubert
A. Manila
Anya
Aritao
Calamba
Dinalupijan
Sala
Ponoy
Rombloo Island
Spain
Agturoft
Otsennos
Emily Filtde Blake
Brandon
Mus
Hirs
Lang
Lockcut
Montalban
Ban Mateo
Lawton
Lor Syrse Vignroy
India
Quobok
Perapas
Germany
Banyrnn
Beyrout
Sulonies
Arlington
Menara
den Nerner
Hin Cattle. Net
Nile Party
Mich Gittn
New Traven
Conn
Jae Josephius Forbes
Pauly Episcopal Church
Ludlow Seamen’s Friendy Society
Vstate
St Pauly Church
Forbes
Moore
Comaygn Council
Gebute
Iowa State News
Rudfien Denih
Tinwas
Horttweat Laws
Munson
Richards Opera House
Hemipligha
Ife
M. E
Fivo Sone
Town Content Railway
Ebtirn
Vansont
Duseenger
Tote
Nettle ML. Hooths
Alvoree
Waterloo
Jerome W. Boot
Enid
Chidago
Des Moines
Steat
Piaze
Oskaloosa
Town Con
Offecra
H. J
Waterman
Ottumwa
O. H. Morris
Don Maines
Rowebrook
Lacratary
T. W. Cathunter
Doone
N. Johnston
Mendota
Urswsurer
Ensua Brier
Fair Land
New Fork
New Yorke
Corh
Janepol
Colt
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Putnam
Arman
Pia
OVE
Piag
Mary Thomson
Ohig Ave
Allegheny
Arch
Atchison Globe
Ayers
San Fancio
Jonoe
Sonia
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