Diverse 19th Century Highlights From Inter Mountain Globe
A compilation of eclectic notes mentions Napoleonic lore, Metternich, and Bourne on American culture. It also covers a New York newspaper investigation on journalism, a Lehigh Valley trade train to South America, Darius Miller of the Burlington, a hospital dog training group, and California tuna fishing profits. Additional items include knitting history, a thunderstorm tax tale, Kramloops British Columbia, Nicholas I’s sports department, rediscovered land deed, and Maine’s giant mushroom discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania
South America
Valparaiso
Chile
Wilkes-Barre
Quarantine Lifted on Cattle Markets in Several States
Washington officials announce immediate lifting of quarantine on cattle markets in eastern Iowa and southern Wisconsin as hoof and mouth disease is declared checked. Destruction of infected cattle in facilities will continue until districts are cleared.
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Washington, D
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau
Towa
Wiinole
Vera Cruz Quiet After Evacuation
News from El Paso and Washington reports partial Villa forces in Mexico City with Villa at Tula. Rail and wire communications reopen as Carranza allies recognize the convention. American life and property pledged protection while Veracruz quiets and a new civil government forms.
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el Paso
Tex
Washington
Carransa
Funston
Vera Cruz
State Department
Consul
Canada
Generala Aguila
Martinez
Candido Aguilar
Carranza
Obregon
Alvarado
Mexico City
Zaragooza
Hill
Silliman
SILLIMAN SEPARATED FROM THE FIRST CHIEF IN MEXICO
John R. Silliman, Wilson’s representative in Mexico, struggles to join General Carranza. Silliman is in Mexico City while Carranza is elsewhere. The railroad link between the two cities may be cut. Washington instructed him to press on with Carranza, likely requiring a long automobile journey to fulfill orders.
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Silliman
Veraruz
Mex
John R. Silliman
Wilson
Mexico
Carranza
Mexico City
General Carranza
Washington
Liquor Sales to Indians Targeted on Oklahoma Reservation
Washington reports Cato Bells, commissioner of Indian affairs, will suspend December payments to the Osage reservation after violations of the liquor ban. He demands assurances from tribal chiefs, county and town officials, and Powhuska leaders that alcohol will not be brought to or sold within the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cato Bells
Indian Affairs
Oouge
Oklahoma
Belly
Iye Reservation
Powhuska
Indiana
Walter Sammons Found Guilty in Post Office Robbery
Walter Sammons, a former Nebraska National Guard colonel and former Huffelo county sheriff, was found guilty by a federal jury of four counts relating to the robbery of a $6,000 currency package from the Kearney post office. The verdict followed the trial and related indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Walter Bam Hens
Kearney
Sammons
Ne National Guard
Huffelo County
Orguoisine
Russian General Silent on Poland War News
London dispatch notes no decisive eastern developments despite claims of major Russian wins in Poland. German reports claim progress near Lodz and Katno, while Petrograd Paris and London dispute outcomes as Germany appears to pause offensives in France and Serbia.
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Poland
London
Petrograd
Paris
Germany
Earl Kitchener
Russian War Office
Russia
Foreign warships to be withdrawn from South America
The United States is urged by leading South American nations to join in negotiations with belligerent powers to remove warships from the waters around the Americas. The goal is to safeguard trade along the Western Hemisphere coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
United States
South America
Auericus
Argentina
Posy
Urey
Wellington
Conia
Curly Hair Incident Splits Eau Claire School Board
Miss Florence Blood accuses principal F. Jock of insulting her by telling her to go home and comb her curls. Pupils demand apology or boycott. board investigates with daily sessions as father F. J. Blood threatens suit. Students complain of autocratic rule and loss of football and activities.
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School Board of
Eau Claire
Florence Blood
Eau Clair
Wis
F. Jock
Board of
F. J. Blood
New York
President Wilson Protests Airship Attacks Quietly
President Wilson privately informed American ambassadors abroad of his disapproval of bombs dropped on non combatants in occupied cities. The notice cited The Hague Convention and aimed to curb aerial attacks while preserving U S relations with belligerents. Details remain unclear as diplomats handled the delicate matter.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Europe
Ident
Pot
White House
United State
Poland Moves Toward Administrative Reorganization
A London based dispatch reports Polish authorities planning a major reorganization to unify dismembered territories. The council aims to restructure governance to restore a single Polish state framework and align city services with national needs.
Aged Prisoner Released Then Dies in Wisconsin
David Jacobs a 60 year old inmate released on Thanksgiving after 20 years in prison for murder died soon after dining with his son at a nearby restaurant. Parole had been granted and the son planned a homecoming meal before Jacobs collapsed from heart failure in the street.
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Waupun
Wis
David Jacobs
Uut Hin
Jacobs
Joseph Smith Near Death Admitted In Independence
Independence Mo Nov 25 There was no change in the condition of Joseph Smith president of the reorganised church of Latter Day Saint who is near death at his home from heart disease The aged head of the church was stricken several days ago and news of his illness was withheld Today however family members admitted his condition was alarming Smith 72 years old and in ill health for months Recently he became blind and had to abandon many duties as editor of the Bainia Herald the churchs official publication
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Independence
Joseph Smith
Church of Latter Day Sanita
Famly
Smith Ton
Bainia Herald
Church
Turkey plans method to save money on loan interest
Constantinople reports that Turkey will pay interest only to bondholders who present at the ministry of finance office. The loan of 169 million francs at 4 percent, due 1966, normally semi annual, may have interest suspended for bonds held abroad.
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Amsterdam
London
Constantinople
M Arives
Ministry of
Turkle Finance
J. P. May
Mitoman Bank
U. S. to Pay Fund to Government of China
U S officials announce a fund payment to the Government of China. The terse notice notes a scheduled disbursement and terms under which the balance will be settled. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Sues Canal
Egypt
Armenia
Persian Gulf
Sheershes
Admiralty
Rinpab
S Io
Eens
U. S
Government OF
China
Rockefeller Deer Trouble Sparks Hastings Plea
Henry of River View Manor in Hastings asks Police Chief Cronnell to compel John D. Rockefeller to keep his six Pocantico Hills deer at home after several escapades. One deer entered his house last Saturday, leaping through a window and browsing in a hall.
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New York
Henry
River View Manor
Hastings
Cronnell
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Plese
Mr. Rockefeller
World at feet says expert amid booming trade view
Chicago dispatch reports Armour & Co official optimistic piece by H H Merrick head of credit. He declares United States dominates world trade and finance and that the new world slogan is made in America. He notes rising domestic trade demand and expanding credit while belligerents buy supplies. New York reports stock exchange plans for bond trading revised. Omaha notes British order for corned beef to Cudahy plant reopening South Omaha.
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Chicago
Armour & Co
H. H. Merrick
Cking Company
Merrick
U. S
United States
United States of America
Panama Canal
South America
New York
the Stock Exchange
Bonda
Omaha
Ry Packing Company
South Omaha
Cudahy Company
Big cartridge order boosts wartime supply lines
New York reports a 2 1/2 million dollar rifle cartridge order placed with Robin Hood Ammunition in Swanton Chicago. United States Steel directs its mines in West Virginia to resume full operation. In Lynn Massachusetts fifteen thousand General Electric workers are to return to work next Monday.
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New York
Robinweed Ammunition Company
Swanton
Chicago
Nile
Gary
United State Steel Corporation
Thacker and Pocahontas Coal Feild
West Virginia
Lyno
Mase
Lynn Works
General Electric Company
Reshipment Of Chicago Cattle To Be Resumed
Chicago announces reshipments of cattle from Union yards will resume Saturday under restrictions. A new fence will separate sides and guard against injury. cattle on the other side will be moved to safety.
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Chicago
Ana
Chicago Days Claim Strength In Legislature
An OCR fragment from Chicago reports emphasis on legislative strength for days. It mentions votes and states a claim of support, with unclear details and garbled names. The item references Chicago and a political process but lacks coherent specifics.
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Chicago
Britain’s war loan oversubscribed says Lloyd George
Lloyd George announced in the house of commons that the wartime loan of 260 million pounds was greatly oversubscribed with nearly 100000 individuals applying for small sums. He traced wartime commerce support to London’s role in global trade and the complex paper system backing cotton movements, warning of global disruption from the war.
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Britain
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Ee Country
Lloydore
Sam
Lloyd Deores
United States
Great Britain
Manchester
Liverpool
China
Lioyd George
Irijah
Turk Incident Now Closed
The report states the Turk incident is resolved and closed. Details are unclear due to garbled text but reference is made to Bryan and Morgenthau amid mentions of wartime figures and a minister, with no additional actionable outcome provided.
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Turk
Bryan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inter Mountain Globe
HM. Gunderson
Wulett
Crook County
Wyo
Motternieh
Ming
Hinder
Membire
Napoleon Hegan
Murat
Naples
Holland
Metternich
Randolph
Bourne
Atlantic Monthly
America
MacDowell
Whitman
James
New York City
Darius Miller
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Fallroad
The
Railway Age Gazette
Burlington System
Amy
Oldenburg
Mediterranean
California
San Pedro
St. Fiuree
Willian Lee
Portsmouth
N. H
Kramloops
British Columbia
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Nicholas
Eporta
Royal Garrison Artillery
Oval Fold
Carbral
Maine
Adelbert Nickerson
Ligelow Bil
Skowhexan
Dearborn
Mich
Riley Bradford
Friendship, Me
Portland
Bradford
Mt Washington
Alton Bay
France
New York University
Belgium
Liege
Dinant
Namur
Berlin
Eem
Lele
William H. Sewall
Keosus City
Pene Ay Otlers
Cato Sells
Tas Bearinel
Baliopal
Czenstochowa
von Hindenburg
Lodz
Katno
Wielun
Mehring
Argonne
Servia
Austrian War Office
Bservia
Berbs
Nish
Kolubara
Turkey
Two Americas
Grand Duke
Oxar
Warsaw
Roosia
Orgadastian Council
la Aujour
French Stock Exchange
Saiita
Tanee St
John D
Setale
Virlandiy Heues
England
Creo
Rock Avers
Bank of Shaland
Bank of England
Indiff
Maen Cas
Heatomyres
Tal Tate
Bryan Elden
Morgenthan
Emyrne
Smyrhs Reece
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