Rumors of the World in Brief Across Continents
A collage of distant notes notes on U S forest acreage and Austrian female labor pay two decades old. South American trade colors currency with chocolate eggs and cocoanuts. Britain plans a royal commission for World’s Columbian exposition representation. Pike’s ascent marks rail progress as Calaveras grassnoptars threaten crops. Chillan markets favor evening shopping while Azores open late and midafternoon naps lead to closures.
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Great Britain
World’s Largest Grape Vine Growing in Portugal
A garbled report notes a massive grape vine at Oys Portugal with origins in 1800s. It claims peak yield in 1844 when the vine supposedly produced enough grapes to make 165 gallons of wine.
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Thas i
Oys
Portugal
Bok Buys Ladies Home Journal in Philadelphia
Trt Ladies Home Journal of Philadelphia, claiming the largest circulation, has been purchased outright by Edward W. Bok who started as editor a year ago. Bok is twenty seven years old.
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Trt
Ladies Home Journal
Philadelphia
Edward W. Bok
Mr. Bok
Gly a question of time before Minnie Paul unites
The source hints that the consolidation of Ute Wreat railways clearly foreshadows a practical union of the two citizens. It suggests blending their people in a common business and social Whe.
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Minnie Paul
St. Paul
France Origin of the Typewriter Invention Noted
The article credits France with the birthplace of the typewriter invention and mentions Naylor Progrin of Marseilles as filing a patent before 14. It notes the sketch of his machine appears very satisfactory and acknowledges American development later perfection.
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America
France
Naylor Progrin
Marseilles
President appoints cadets to Military Academy in June
The president named a slate of cadets for admission to the Military Academy next June. Included are Martin M. Ratmeay, Stuart & Smith, John F. Wade, and William Siormain Pirch, all with notable military lineage.
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Tne
Military
Martin M. Ratmeay
Com
Trustees Vote Four Million For Education In Chicago Will
A condensed summary notes that William Ogden's heirs allocate four million dollars to education. Chicago University to receive funds for a graduate scientific school. Other items include Mississippis new voting clause satisfaction, papal creation plans in Mexico, and various U.S. officials and business matters.
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William Ogden
Chicago
Chicago University
Paris Chamber of Commerce
Mississippi
Mexico
Linars
Oxaca
Cuernavaca
Saltillo
Tehuantepec
Chihuahua
Secretary of the Interior
Oklahoma
John Foster
Robertson Sid A
Shell
Guthrie
Blair
United States
China
Senor Romero
A. L. Douthett
Porter Douthett Company
Pittsburg
Haytt
Hippolyte
Nina Shepherd
Bentonville, Ark
Ed, Bright
Pierce City
Conestable Dallen
Arkansas
John C. Robinson
Kingston
Ind
David &. Wright
Salem
Allott Lands
Severalty
Tinsell
Board of World's Sale
Massachusetts
Alice Freeman Palmer
Anna L. Daws
John W. Corcoran
Eadeward Burnetband E
Clarence Hovey
George McFarlane
Hawaiian Commercial Company
Claus Spreviles
Harvey Peak
Wining Coma
Tive Shafty
Nid City
Nobwokor
Fulton
Ponape
Carolina
Washington
P. W. Ryan
Conggressian Wade
Missouri
Spengfield
Baton Rouge
Supreme Court of the United States
Foreign News Briefs Reflect Irish Election Fallout
The Parnellita press laments the Carlow result while Tory reports claim victory for the Catholic hierarchy. A Danish steamer collision in the English Channel costs seven lives. Prince Louise of Schleswig-Holstein, daughter of the Queen, is shown at Whalsie Castle. The British government releases a cautious, unclear report on the event.
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Parnellita
Carlow
Tories
Fuenatt
Denmark
Eyglish
Uwnes
Louise
Sehlerwipy
Pers
Carlow election stirs Irish home rule debate
Iria Meform and DoAaN report a storm of Parnellite and unionist reaction to the Carlow results. The Freeman's Journal and London Times critique leadership moves, predicting future influence by Irish Catholic interests and the risk of puppet leaders amid party shifts.
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Iria Meform
Doaan
Parnellite
Carlow
Freeman's Journal
Ireland
Journal
Oko
PeTno
Dulille Exnooss
Privet
McCarthyity
Parnell
Bettey
Times
Gladstonians
Mortion faith healer claims cure of rheumatic girl
The Morton followers praise Dider Doel a preacher of their faith for a healing believed to have cured Mabot Lang, a rheumatic girl. Neighbors Elizeabeth Jobe son and Mrs Jane Berry asked for aid. Doel prayed near Thirteenth and Chale Arenta, and the child walked from a wall to the yard with others watching, testimony from women supporting the event.
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Atehison
Dider Doel
Mabot Lang
Ant Womeaday
Elizeabeth Jobeson
Jane Berry
Alderman Dillon Visits Jobo Dillon and Willie Slgalin
The report notes Alderman Dillon visiting local figures Jobo Dillon and Willie Slgalin on Ori Street, describing the visit and any statements made. Details are fragmentary but indicate a civic engagement event in the community.
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Dillon
Urien
Jobo Dillon
Autopsy of Sing Sing murderers yields unseen details
Reports from July 13 describe Dr Van Gissen leading the autopsy on four Sing Sing inmates. The physicians noted pristine organ condition and rapid death from electric conduction, with detailed observations on heart lungs and brains, while questioning the autopsy’s medical value.
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Betemos
New You
Carlos F. McDonald
Sing Sing
van Gissen
Green Point
A. P. van Gieven
Franklin Thompson, Jr
Samuel B. Ward
Albany
L. V. Cortelyn
Brooklyn
Sandy
Daniels
Allison
Auburn
Putlii Lowe
Milner
Plan Ppasitite Kryustos Vessel Plan Noted in Ontario
July 1 report from Ontario notes interest in forming four companies to run vessels to Great Britain. Doubts arise about Saint Lawrence Canal capacity and feasibility of ocean travel. Captain Miller reportedly to oversee joining the new venture.
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Kryustos
Ontario
Great Britain
St. Lawreones
Hellen
Captain Miller
Mitninger
Supreme court affirms New Orleans jury verdict in McCrystal case
The Supreme Court last night handed down an opinion affirming the criminal court of the parish of New Orleans verdict in the Thomas McCrystal and Bernard Grande case. The two men were sentenced to the penitentiary.
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Cremorius
Jolyth
Au Preme
Criminal Court of the Pariah
New Orleans
Thoms McCrystel
Bernard ‘Grande
Unclear Court Paper Mentions July Date And President
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to Suider Kay Avwepen and Judge M. Hey of a United States district court, plus a title suggesting a president of an education network. Details are incomplete and names may be misspelled.
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Cariaco
Farmers Alliance
United States
Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Colored National Farmers
Europe
New York
Suider Kay Avwepen
Ocaarrasuoua
M. Hey
United States District Court
Pomtzuser “Gwneral Ndee
Ef Baek
He Netboel Edaticaae
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Anilesia
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