Kaiser William Photographed In Berlin In 1590 Visit
John Russell and Henry W. Fischer recount a Berlin visit to Kaiser William I and the Kaiserin with noted scenes at the royal palace. The left hand, right hand, a parade on horseback, and the Kaiserin's photograph are described with vivid detail and humorous court anecdotes. The narrative includes lunch mishaps, palace etiquette, and a glimpse of royal pageantry.
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Eat Me
Emperor William
John Russell
Berlin
Kaiser William
Henry W. Fischer
Harper’s Weekly
the Royal
Pepy
Fischer
Keiser
John L. Sullivan
Garde du Corps
Russell
Leavin
Cate
Kaisar
Carole du Corps
Herr von Molthe
Herr von Moltke
Hof
Herr Legationsrath
Drunkenness and arrests mark Monday court session
In a routine Monday police court session Judge Buskirk fined seven for drunkenness while sympathetic neighbors paid one fine. Suspects including Cosgrove Bates McCormack and Barnes faced loitering or weapons charges with cases postponed to Wednesday for further evidence. Claude Braxton and Tremor Bybee’s marble game dispute led to a continued hearing. Henry Foster was fined 100 dollars and ordered to stay near the city for 60 days.
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Buskirk
Hairston
John Higgins
Georgia St
State Democratic Committee
Wm. Cosgrove
John Bates
Ir. A. McCormack
Fred. Barnes
Claude Braxton
Tremor Bybee
Aljex. Stout
Alex, Davis
Carnegie Mills to shift from rails to billets at Braddock
Reports from Branpock Pa say Carnegie steel works will suspend rail production after this week and convert the plant to billet production due to price rises and demand. About 400 to 500 finishing department workers may lose work, with many offered positions at Homestead until rails resume. Braddock mills remain non union. Distilleries see record activity as corn prices drop to 40c per bushel, lifting whisky output. A New York man, James Cunningham, 43, found dead drunk in a mud-filled Jersey City dry dock cave. Henry Bradley, last Charleston prison escapee, captured in New York theaters district after sewer exit.
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Homestead
Braddock Mills
New York
Jersey City Dry Docks
James Cunningham
Balloween at Si Greens Halloween Memories
The reminiscence recalls youthful Hallowe en revelry with Si Green and friends in Freelan d days of joy. Narrator recalls parties at Si s hose with fire, fortune telling, and a shy courtship with Polly Green during a memorable Halloween night.
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Freelan
Hallowe
Lallowe
Polly
Polly Green
Weil
Skeletons of Thirty Six Indians Found in Gravel Pit
Indiana Athens reports discovery on George W Britton’s farm two weeks ago near Craw Fonpsy near Ind LtLeE. Graves show Indians buried standing and sitting with hats and bowls, some bodies in old battle rows. Bones browned, some leg bones damaged, largest leg bone 8.5 inches. Findings suggest prehistoric burials but no giants. many graves yet unknown.
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Tadiang
Yume
Craw
Ind
George W. Britton
Indiana Athens
Wabash College
Tritton
Nimne
Sugar Creek
Writton
Tila
Yell
Strange Case At Church Tests Sanity In Wedding Plot
Jeremiah Griffin, brother of Annie Griffin, claims her vision and desire to wed Father Gavish are not signs of insanity. A Monday inquest into her mental state continued, with Gavish recounting years of letters urging education and a future marriage to him. Griffin asserts the visions are real and alleges a divine mandate, as Annie Griffin appeared at St John’s church during a funeral sermon. The inquest resumes Tuesday with expert witnesses to be examined.
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Annie Griffin
Father Gavisk
Miss Griffin
Tacoma
Washington
Father Gavish
Indianapolis
Vather Gavisk
Universe
Gavisk
St. John's Church
Denison
Cleveland
Indiana
New York
Harrison
New Jersey
Connecticut
Michigan
Clessa
Kingston
Tom Taggart
Halloween superstitions from Scotland and Burns traditions
The article surveys Halloween customs linked to Scotland and poet Burns. It notes beliefs about unborn fortunes for those born on Halloween, the three cups fortune ritual, and a midnight ritual facing east to wish for a future come true, reflecting Scottish folklore and practices.
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Sara Mallovre
Hallowe’en
Boniface
Scotland
Burns
Shot in self defense ends in death at city hospital
Chris Schackel, shot by William Cobler at the Big Four shops near Leotast last week, died Sunday after lingering agony. Cobler remains jailed as the case unfolds with Cobler claiming self defense and Lane suggesting the outcome.
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Chris, Schackel
Wm. Cobler
Leotast
Probine
Cobler
Seax
Thealair
Calder
Lane
Schackel Hiatt
Shred
Eight Negros Convicted in Dr Hill Murder to be Sentenced
In Carstentown Maryland eight men convicted Thursday of the Dr Hill murder face sentencing on Tuesday. Authorities believe John Potts, the ninth man acquitted, may have orchestrated the crime though evidence is lacking. In Clevenant Ohio Lake Erie waters were calm Monday and five boats from Friday night’s storm were towed safely into harbor.
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Jack Potts
Carstentown
Hill
John Potts
Clevenant
Lake Erie
Lady Randolph Churchill Quiet But Weaker After Night
London dispatch reports Lady Randolph Churchill rested quietly but grew weaker on Monday after a night of limited improvement. Doctors issued cautious notes as observers watch for further changes in her condition.
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Lady Churchill
London
Randolph Churchill
Final Week Campaign Boosts Money and Bets Across Indiana
The city columns chronicle Thasea and Matthews courting Ohio river counties as Taggart strategizes with Gowdy and Democratic leaders. Bets and money flow, with odds favoring the Democrats in Indiana while Republicans plan insider ballot tactics and fundraising through the week. A gray-haired passenger aboard the Peoria division debates prohibition tracts with a proslavery-past tone, signaling campaign friction as the final round unfolds.
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Parson Chase
Ohio River
Weerick
Pike
Harrison
Flory
Claude Matthews
Socka
Dubois County
Tom Taggart
Gowdy
Denison
Bee
Peoria
Helen Gougar
Wile
Campaign party clash tested by labor accord
The Central Labor Union asked both parties to avoid demonstrations Saturday night to protect business. Democrats promise a large event, while Republicans oppose any blowout, arguing it violates the agreement and disrespects labor and capital.
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Central Labor Union
Democratic
National Committee
Judges clash over venue amid temperance case
The $10,000 damage suit by the Women's Christian Temperance Union against William Hubbard and others faced transfer after a dispute between Judges Taylor and Claypool. The court sent the case to the circuit level. Claypool claimed no desire for a venue change, while Taylor cited prior friction and noted no hard feelings. Additional notes mention a separate Oct 1 incident in Bozeman and a boxing bout where Mike Queenan defeated Dick Graham by knockout.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
William Hubbard
Old State Fair Grounds
Claypool
Taylor
Circuit Court
Sun
Parade Theft at Parsonage and Other Weekend News
Sunday night thieves broke into the parsonage after Rev. Dr. Cleveland preached, a student in Massachusetts Avenue remarked on learning to ride a bicycle, and St Pauls Lutheran celebrated its fiftieth anniversary with past pastors present. The Winter's Night dancing club, 80 members, plans Monday operations at Grenneke's hall. National building and loan association shareholders sue directors for 10170 in backpay. Dr BL Tizines praised Mrs Morrison’s godly life at First Presbyterian. Dallas Walker sues for 2000 for false imprisonment after a bicycle theft arrest. Telegraphers committee met at Grand hotel with several operators present. David Matzke sues the railroad for 10000 after a crossing collision injuring his horse and wagon.
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Woodburn
University Extension
Massachusetts-are
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Grenneke
National Building and Loan Association
Mariner
BL. Tizines
First Presbyterian Church
Morrison
Dallas E. Walker
Celbert
Doherty
Sploon
John Kaehne
Walker
National Association of Telegraphers
Grand Hotel
J. McClara
Columbia
I. 3
Atherton
Terra Baute
J. F. Scott
Delaware
David Matzke
Pittsburg
Cincinnati, Chicago
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Ife
Varamas
Fragmentary OCR Item Mentions Wa Elders Dyeing Works
A partial line references Wa L Elders Dyeing and Qleantag and Bink's dye works, with unclear location and context. No clear event, date, or names other than these fragmented terms are discernible. Further readable text needed for a proper card.
Trial details of Private Iams hanging at Homestead
Witnesses describe the forfeit punishment of Private Iams who was hanged by thumbs and shaved, amid tensions over civil government after Homestead riots. Major General Snowden attended court, and Iams seeks civil damages against Colonel Hawkins Lieutenant Streator and others for alleged interference with military justice.
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Iams
Homestead
Bergman
H. C. Frick
Damagges
Col. Hawkins
Streator
Sarces Grim
Geo. R. Snowden
Hla
John Wiley
Frank Jacoia
Co. K
Mr. Gladden
Was This Fat Fayed Innocent Mir Frick Knows Nothing
Frick returned from New York and denied knowledge of a Philadelphia dispatch to the New York World. It lists Republican campaign fund contributions from Carnegie Steel Company ten thousand dollars, Andrew Carnegie one hundred thousand dollars, and Jones of Jones & Laughlin twenty six dollars. Carnegie left Paris Friday for the Youth of France. Jones remains missing.
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Frick
Courzea
New York
Philadelphia Dispatch
New York World
Carnegie Steel Copany
Andrew Carnegie
J Jones
Jones & Laughlin
Carnegie
Paris
Yonth
France
Asx
James Bartlett in Arctic Tragedy Aims and Fallout
James Barlett, survivor of the Jeannette Arctic expedition, killed his niece Lotta Carpenter and wounded his wife before fatally shooting himself in San Francisco. Authorities say his mind weakened by Arctic hardships led to violent insanity in the early Sunday hours.
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Tulane
James B
San Francisco
James Barlett
Lotta Carpenter
Durlett
Artic Regions
A War of Choirs At Portstowy Church
A Sunday church fight at St Stephen’s in Portstowy, Pennsylvania, saw Organist Rock and his choir dominate the service, drowning out the preacher and Herbst’s new choir as they sang with full force. Nearby dispatches note political editor Hatton’s remarks on the United States ticket and other brief items include a London rainfall flood, an incendiary fire on Prospect Street, and the death of Eli Gray at 109 in Delhi.
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St. Stephen's Reformed Church
Rock
Almpst
Herbst
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