Global tour costs and trade shifts in London era
A garbled 19th century report notes about 25 000 American tourists visiting London and discusses trade profits, imports such as butter and fruit crops, and London’s revenue from tourism. It mentions sewer commissions, municipal control, and various foreign interests, including Japanese shipbuilding and British royalty, in a wide summary of economic and cultural exchanges.
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Europe
London
Waris
New Opera House Opened and County Irrigation Spotlight
In Sioux Falls a new opera house opened with a performance by the Girl Left Behind company, amid notes of regional water projects. The county center Colly hosts growing business and an irrigation canal spanning 123 miles intended to water 104,000 acres, with settlers from Missouri Basin aiding rapid development.
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Dewdwood
S. C. Shan
Wis
Mig Movs Basin
Cody
Conany
Tata
Suid Laethelslag
Colly
Athe
Will
Bulk
General Stove
Leaat
Basid
Aneymns
Seateh
Huson Tavdngs
Northwest
Burlington
Northen Pacific
Che Wisin
Sioux Falls
He Wrohman
Whiten
Wain
Maine orders Cuba voyage and warship plans discussed
In Washington officials debate the Maine crisis and possible actions. Officials indicate the Maine may sail in a ceremonial or flag state to Havana with other vessels following, while the administration weighs port visits and joint actions with friendly powers amid tensions with Spain and Germany.
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Naval
Washington
Maine
Rye
Grey
Havasa
Magas
Germany
United States
Yvirstow
Havana
Foraker
Osber Veaweley Teller Watt
Hurror
Huy
Delorie
Spada
State Department
Legia
Betharies
Sueretiery
Miles
Autornay
Lobe
Ino
Has Yana
Mobile
New Orleans
Fholifla
Vieit Galventons
Legation
Nothling
Liu de
Anwrfeu
Spain
Chi
Tiwana Bay
New Corporations Organized Amid Turbulent County News
Local notice lists several new corporations formed with varied capital, including National Sunlight Company at Aberdtern and Marshall Brink Company in Rapid City. Also reported are church events, county politics, stock market activity, cattle shipments, and court decisions in South Dakota counties.
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Pierré
Tun
Incorora
Boen
Ted
Tollowe
Sunleht Gay Company
Aberdtern
Chaves A. Haward
Charlex M. Hopkins
Baw
Porrys Forde Marshall Brink Company
Rapid City
Charles A. Marshall
Acy A. Marshall
Maral
H.W. Fayyn
Girindy Center
Herd
Mitor Amd
Frederick Ou
Viewfield
Mix Minnie Selwineder
Dakota City
Thin City
Toth
Congressional Proceedings Reveal Debates On Treaties And Pensions
The House session in Washington discussed a request for data from the state department on the military units and a Spanish envoy. Debates covered a Hawaii treaty draft, debt figures for Hawaii, and a split vote on the previous question. Bailey challenged Speaker Reed in a personal privilege issue. The House addressed appropriation matters, pension policies, and a bill for pension administration abroad. The Senate considered pension-related measures and silver bond payments. The day closed with several bills passing, including those affecting veterans and currency parity.
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Washington
Tagiity
State Department
Colon Ruiz
Artingueren
Foreign Affairs Committee
Dole
Hit
Reed
Rafter
Hitt
Henderson
Epeskee
Senate
Dan Fle
Gallinger
New Uempshire
Weller
United States
Stewart
Nevack
Nelson
Minnesota
Menate
Trouble at the barbecue in Colorado stock growing program
Colorado game warden warns Browhe Henger and others amid reports of a barbecued spread for wildlife including elk antelope sheep and quail. Officials allege violations and promise arrests if the plan proceeds despite cold storage safeguards. Stockmen vow to resist interference as authorities aim to protect wildlife resources.
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Colorado
Dunery
Imhtce
Hunte Wirden
Widow Wins Share in Divided Estate After Court Battle
A divorce decree grants Joseph Van Dyke widow a share of about 75000 dollars amid legal maneuvers. The case follows McCutch lough Metates and the death of William Young, with the judge and parties involved settling stipulations before final distribution. The editor Joseph McCullaugh's passing adds complexity to the estate distribution.
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Vandyke
Yale McIrereg
Wiliam Young
Young
Jude van Dyke
Joseph McCullaugh
Ee Tals
Tidge van Dyke
Bribery Probe Involving Danbar and Senate Manager
Investigators questioned Horace Danbar of Gibson and others tied to a United States Senate race as a legislative committee pursued charges. Testimony referenced private telephone discussions and hotel room meetings in Columbus, with further recitals from hotel clerks and unnamed managers. A separate death notice noted Rev. T. Wot Dawson near Troy after a burn incident.
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Ie Gibson
Chvct
Bente
Chheinmath Din
le Leey
Unites Shiites
Horic
Tk Danbar
Sibson Hou
Wild
Hh. H. Royen
New
A Bad Little Boy With A Gun Charges Filed
A youth was arrested yesterday in Seattle for carrying a dangerous weapon. The incident followed an attempted attack on a teacher as a boy who brandished a pistol set off alarms. Details indicate a military alert context and related security concerns, with no immediate change noted in local political processes following a legislative adjournment.
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Damon Lampert
Kraiford Atteends
Teicher
Anticipate trouble in Madrid as Maine sails to Havana
Washington January 26 advocates predicted trouble if the Maine heads to Havana. Spain may respond to U S naval moves with unrest and riots as reports tie the mission to protect Cuba with possible intervention. Captain Migeon leads the Maine with Hydrograph Office ties and cautious diplomacy shaping the tense stance.
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Maine
Seul
Tayann
Sverdtiny Day
Charlotte Amt
Geyer
Haytien
Hawai
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Capin Migeber
Hydrograph
New York Harbor
Department
Jean Good
Colonne
Senor Quesady
Senor Quesady, Secretary of the Cabin Hunt
Suse Mibertin
Washington
Quesada Nhl
Chaba
Huila
United States
Sputsialy O Miediele
Ub Cde
de Lome
Ciba
Spanghit
Senor Mberti
Spain
Morecamtle
Havin
Flood Fears Rising Mississippi River Threatens Cities
The Mississippi River from Cairo to Vicksburg nears danger as floodwaters rise rapidly. Cairo, Evansville, and Vicksburg face high levels with forecasts of staying above danger soon. Crevasses threaten the delta while Ohio Valley towns report rising waters and levee strain. In Memphis and Helena similar fears grow as wind and weather worsen conditions.
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Old Ohio
Memphis
Tenn
Missisaippe
Oaira
New Cie
Cairo
Vicks Tyny
Ohio
Cuuiferland
Ten-niessees
Mississippi Delta
Helena
Ark
Hts Place
Willingen Place
Cotta
Weil
Seat Simi
Fleming's Landing
Wales
Nols
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Trivutaurien
Penneyylvania
Tila
Grand Central Depot
Etrwams
West Mads
Lillow
Poriamouth
Ewella Tt
Talmage Takes Third Wife In Allegheny City Ceremony
Talmage, a noted divine from Washington, and Moree McCutcheon Collier of Allegheny were married Saturday at the McCutcheon residence in Irvine Venice. Rev. Wd. Joblheon of the Fink United Presbyterian Church performed the ceremony. The wedding surprised many friends due to a recent family death, with only Dr. L J Willard as a non-relative guest remaining for the ceremony.
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Miegheny City
Tay Tan S
Det Talmage
Nied Divine
Washington
Dain Mra
Moree McCutcheon Collier
Allegheny
Melolelne
Tal Winve
L. JD Willard
O Makine
Ceremnony
Cleveland Denies Support for Hawaiian Annexation
In a Princeton dispatch dated July 25, Mr. Cleveland responds to Senator Morgan’s claim that ex-President Slovakind favored annexation. He says the idea conflicts with longstanding policy, notes withdrawing the Harrison treaty, and cites Blount’s island visit to verify facts about the Hawaiian revolution and US actions.
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Morgan
Slovakind
Hawaikin
Harrison
Blount
Moran
General Pando Wounded Near Maunavil Then Halted
Havana reports from the Canin river front say General Pando has been seriously wounded in a clash with insurgents. He remains near Maunavil awaiting arrival of reinforcements as heavy fighting continues along the Cauite river and rebels hold the field with their defensive positions delaying a renewed offensive.
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Wistriet
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Manna Paper Advises Managers At Cleveland Vibe
A chaotic editorial from Cleveland World urges managers to address a volatile situation around a tampered letter and alleged manipulation. It notes investigations into claims linked to Letbery and a manipulated supply chain. The piece stresses immediate action to prevent further disruption and reputational harm.
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Manna Paper
Cleveland
Cleveland World
Republica
Hunn
Letbery
Colorado Coal Strike Ends as Operators Accept Terms
Miners return to work Monday after the operators accept the offered terms. The strike among Colorado miners is resolved as a local uncertainty ends with an agreement in place.
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Ayer
Denyer
Jan
Horthnes Colorado Mies
Voporinds
Worl
Solu
Mini
South Dakota Firemen Board of Control Meeting
The South Dakota Firemen’s Board of Control met in Yankton to set plans for the extratransient tournament location and financing. Provisions discussed include holding at state fair grounds, allocating proceeds to cover expenses, and supporting a state firemen’s association agenda against a bill changing insurance funding. John D. Cree and other officers attended, with plans for a national association and a possible team to Omaha.
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Morbine Wutti
Tle
Tate
Auth Dakota
Congress
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Mitel
Nie
Iow
Firemen’s Association
Chicago
Wiel
South Kora
Omaha
Jerry Cavietuh
Nelle McGhumpiyy
Wadnen
Wifair
Funity Boeing
Mira CU
Lyle Minn
Wenant J. E. Mart
Chamberlain
Fairchild and Gage Explain Hearing Before Banking Committee
Washington June 20 The currency hearing before the house committee of banking and currency continued today Ex Secretary Fairchild testified through the morning with Gage to testify this afternoon Considerable feeling has arisen over a party vote decision not to bear President Warner of the national committee Unless these gentlemen prepared a bid and assumed responsibility Eggs preserved by electricity mentioned in a fragmentary note.
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Fency
Kanking Young
Washington
House Committee of Banking and Currency
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Warner
Binetallie Union Fond
Towne
Lveries Publicanational
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