Gossip of Foreign Lands and Royal Library Losses
A London dispatch notes King George's illness, royal books mislaid at Windward Castle, and detectives from Scotland Yard recovering many manuscripts. It reports Frank Eb Bedat’s denied clemency, his move to convict prison, and mentions other European incidents including knife tempering myths and embezzlement cases.
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Ren Yong
London
Baye
Howe
Grant
Frank EB. DuBedst
Dublin ‘Stock Exchange
Bedat
King George
Atoen
Royal Library
Wind- Bar
Castle
Prince Albert
Scdtland Yard
John Holmes
Sheffield
Newcastle
Sidney
Tyne Pontoon Bridge
United States
Ladie
Brazil and Uruguay Turmoil Reported Across Border
Dispatches describe Brazil’s confidence revival as it plans new legislative chambers and an April meeting. Meanwhile Uruguay reportedly sends troops to the Rio Grande frontier amid rising regional tensions.
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Brazil
Uruguay
Satisfied With Fonesen Loxnonx Dispatch from Santiago
A Times correspondent in Santiago telegraphs that the army and navy are satisfied with Fonesen the situation as of November. The report notes confidence in military leadership and ongoing efforts amid the broader conflict unfolding in the region.
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Fonesen
Loxnonx
the Times
Santiago
Army
Navy
Transail Country Chronicle Notes Quiet State of Affairs
The report states business is proceeding as usual and the state of siege is not vigorously enforced. Provinces are reported tranquil, with the only alarming feature being President Fonesco’s illness.
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AL “Transail
Fonesco
Anarchists Remembered On Anniversary Of Haymarket Executions
Observances mark the four year anniversary of the Haymarket prisoners executed for their alleged role in the 1886 bombing. An executive committee of forty two local groups plans a street parade, a Waldheim cemetery service with floral tributes, speech by Robert Reitzel of Detroit in German and Henry Wightman of New York in English, and a mass meeting with Prince Kropotkin of Russia. Similar events are planned in New York and memorials expected in France and Germany.
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Parsons
Axpo
Curiaco
Hay- Market Square
Waldheim
Robert Reitzel
Detroit
Henry Wightman
New York
Prince ‘Krapodkin
Russia
France
Germany
Iowas Unitarian Conference Closes With Successful Sessions
The fall conference of the Iowa Unitarian and independent churches concluded in Mumboldt with a series of sermons and meetings. Emma Shellenberger gave an address of welcome, followed by Rev. Arthur M. July and Rev. S. M. Grothers. Sessions included missionary talks, dedications, parsonage rites, and receptions.
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Mumboldt. Husmoor
Iowa Unitarian
Emma
Shellenberger
Arthur M. July
Davenport
S.M. Grothers
St. Paul
Miss ‘Safford
Sioux City
Br. Reynolds
Boston
H. M. Simmons
Minneapolis
5. M. Sample
C. Z. Staples
St. Cloud
Minn
J. H. Jones
Chicago
Miss Gordon
AL Sample
Run Ta Over Ends Bank Run at Five Cents Savings
The Run Ta Over at the five cents savings bank ends with not more than twenty five people present to withdraw funds. Withdrawals are offset by new deposits as of this morning.
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Indiana
Shelbyville
Ind
Maggie Doniger
Dr. Koch
Maggie
Margie
Bostox
Five Cents Savings Bank
Cork Election Dramas and Rio Dictatorship News
Vivid Cork polling scenes report 1,500 votes cast in early hours as crowds surge to booths with police and military nearby. Concurrent dispatches note Fonseca declaring dictator in Rio Janeiro after clashes, with Republican governors opposing his rule and plans for new elections. A Minho and Douro rail crash in Portugal adds to the day's dramatic coverage with casualties and injuries awaited.
Tricks of Lightning Rod Men Schemes Hit Illinois Farmers
In Broommnetor Illinois on November 6 two men posed as lightning rod installers promising full service for 25 dollars per rod and no charges for points or insulators. Farmers signed contracts believing they paid a small fee but were billed 25 dollars per rod for sixteen and a half feet and faced costs eight to ten times higher than expected. The scheme targeted farmers in McLean and Woodford counties.
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Broommnetor
McLean
Woodford
Sitti
World’s Fair Matters and Committee Expenditures
A discussion outlines funding for a World’s Fair project with estimates near 1,000,000 dollars. The committee plans organization steps, judge payments, and awards, noting differing precedent between international judges paid 1,000 dollars and American judges 600 dollars.
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Ry Bappr
Pamsa
D. Re ‘Hundley
Washington
Saaparidas
Philadelphia
Indiana May Claim Windy City Territory
A Chicago report to the Recorder in Indianapolis discusses Indiana's potential push in the Illinois legislature to claim a twelve mile strip along the eastern boundary. The move could yield funds and sites such as stockyards and the fair grounds if Indiana's boundary claim is upheld based on recent surveys favoring Ohio's position.
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Indiana
Recorder
Polis
Chicago
Ohig
Boundry
Ohio
Windy City
Duke Johann of Austria Reported Safe After Mysterious Voyage
Archduke Johann of Austria who abdicated a year ago and wed opera singer Jenny Steubel reportedly sailed as ship master after marriage. A letter from Vienna says the vessel wrecked off South America with the pair believed to have gone to Chile. The fate of the ship and allegiances in the Chilean troubles remain unclear.
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New “York
Johann
Austria
Jenny Steubel
Jenny Stenbel
Iece
Camille
Casino
Vienna
Duke
Chile
Say When Interview Teases Public Speaking Rise
The passage notes James Russell Lowell Julia Ward How, Edwin P Whipple and others in a discussion on oratory. It mentions a shift from business to after dinner speaking and references Macaulay. It includes fragmented names and garbled text from OCR.
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Rohit alt.Wah Tian
James Russell Lewell
Julia Ward
Howa
Edwin P
Whipple
Wi Ser
Dred G
Holland
Herman
Mel
D Laf 'Arsous
Twere
Ald
Macaulay
Wren Baby Receives Castor Oil During Illness
A fragmented note recalls a child named Wren receiving Castor oil during sickness. The text mentions crying and later having children who were given Castor oil, with unclear ages and sequence of events.
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Wren
Casteria
Castors
Nevada Days and Mignon At Rest Amid Visitors
An unclear fragment notes a person named Mignon answering how she managed times with a visitor. She mentions sometimes playing and meditating, reflecting a quiet routine during a visit.
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Nevada
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