Fragmented 19th Century Weather and Society Clippings
A scattered collection of notes detailing rail freight shifts in the United States, crop projections in Milanio and Nova Sonths provinces, migration and population concerns in Hawaii, and various society, police, and military observations. The item references Noriman events, equipment, and local governance, with mentions of Prince of Wales yacht Britannia, Soudanese troops, and global travel routes. The tone mirrors a busy newspaper digest of diverse topics from transport to demography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Schooner Hound Galary
Arapahon
Draugh
United States
Pandengur Trafic
Milanio
Quabes
Nova Sonths
Niromit
Ada Wil Amalint
Car Hayes
Hale
London
Biel
Vausels
Princeas Druleep Singh
Burtons upon-Trent
Kingtom
New South Wales
United Kingdom
Canada
Ministers Appointments Made At Conference
An annual conference distributed ministerial appointments across districts including Aberdeen Bath Groton Huron Mitchell and more. The action covered eleven districts with many ministers assigned or moved while some requests were denied and financial support arranged for next year.
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M. 1
Yeaberd
Loreatin
Thre Ward
Mitchell
Highea
Abitdeen Distelbad
R. Akers
Elder
Aberdeen
Swickard
Andore
Ashland
Bath
Alpena
Coon
Murdene
Pavour
Desmer
J- Norton
Saulhton
C. D. Brown
Moreat C.ta
Gattynburg
Hwhehmore
Blunt
Norvell
Mitchwock
Ay W Thurston
Myron
Clark
Troquois
Miller
Beltwrence
Onelta
M. E. Nicksrsin
Tyndall
Springield
A. P. Denon
White Lake
William Underwood
Woottincket
Wateon
Bronx Falls
John Lan Egan
Coleman
Mk Or
Nicholar Plundreau
Gary Hopkins
Gayville
J. G. Hall
Nartfor
Prospecs
John Kaye
Haleon
Archibald Jamolsoh
Histey
H. H. Hearts
Lennon
Welk Broward
Mudieon
Jenkine Mantrom
Vetur Jordan
Parker
Dugne Weisenbark
Sioux Falls
First Church
Jovan
Jordan Chueh
Hager
Wakonda
Reidfeld
Yankton
Alfred Fowler
Carhart
W. Akers
Wo H. Coon
Cleworin
Achory
HK. Brown
Hazel
Henry
B. Sicas Ramperka
Jake Preston
Milbank
Oliver Wilts
Bleedton
White Rock
Cwitt Hreoxs
Watertown
EB. P
Wauhay
Suimintt
Waverly
Webster
D. & Maclain
White
Langmin Maclain
Wiiew Lake
Wilmot
F. A. Murdick
W. Nuaarene Wan
North Dakota
A. W. Akenada
Ow’o
Boars of Exameney
H. Jordan
A.C. Stevens
Pemisser
WM Minis
N. Il Strekiin
O. HL Sprout
BR. Chirk
Jones
To. Te Matt
Ttitle trost about dye and rowing and George Du Maurie
Fragmentary text discusses royal messaging practices, cipher use by Queen Victoria era officials, and coded language in correspondence. Mentions Queen Londyr, private messages, and ambassadors with ciphered communications across colonial appoints.
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George du Maurie
Londyr
India
Cxade
Jaeuye
Armenia Rally Protests Armenian Massacres in London
A London audience of prominent figures and many women gathered at a demonstration against Armenian massacres. Speakers denounced the Sultan, urged Britain to press for relief, and called on powers to stop the killings and aid the starving Armenians.
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Haine
London
Jame Tatil
Armenia
Rocheiwr
Tatforra
Radstone
Mattederee
Cladatone
Dave
Fig
Princeton S Univers ity’s One Hundredth Anniversary Celebration
A scattered report describes Princeton University’s 100th anniversary events in October, including receptions at Marquard Chapel and Alexander Hall, religious services, and a formal procession. Delegates from Edinburgh, Trinity College, and Goettingen attended, with Prof Moissan representing Paris science.
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University
Ita
Princeton
N.d
Prippetin
James Or “Ipiversky
Will Huresther
Kmaen
Pelstraliy
Suns
Atlantic
Paris
Mert Moissan
Universitons
Edinbureh
Trinity Collej
Davbly Uerecht
Holland
Cambidae
Gnglandt
Goettingen
Germany
Net Shefare
Acd Guilsts
Marquard Chapel
Alexander Hall
Cleveland
Armenian Mass Killings Reported in August Across Empire
Intelligence from Europe describes mass killings of Armenians across the empire during three days in August. Estimates state 40,000 Armenians, both old and wounded, were killed or dumped into streets and wagons, with cries for help unanswered. Observers note growing fear of attack on Constantinople as atrocities persist.
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Svenes
Alaska
New York
Madji Rahslanja
Christian Turk
la Gascogne
Howit
Empire
Xireeta
Constantinope
Wea
Earts
Rahslan Gaya
Constantianph
Campbells Home Crowd Hails Bryan at Hamilton Meet
A large turnout greeted ex Governor Campbell and presidential hopeful William Jennings Bryan in Hamilton Ohio. Bryan spoke from a court house stand amid enthusiastic applause while campaign crowds formed along roads and in nearby towns. Reports note travel delays and misty weather as the tour continued toward Zanesville and Helene with speech stops and public reception shaping a vigorous Democratic campaign by the Chicago convention.
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Campbell
Chicago
Temendous Appraual
Hamilton Berg
Bryan
Evr Sa4em
Hamilton
Ithan
Abd Halen
Chie Rafgulay Omlaes
Geppligian
Avi
Eugen
Pire
Jess
William Bryan
Washington Court House
Xen'a
Jamestown Aml
Crowsia
Mn Bryan
Juen
Olti
S—Croteville
Wnt & c
The Spiritualists Session Opens Fourth Army Convention
The text reports on the opening of the fourth army convention of the National Buddhist Association of the United States and Canada. It notes attendance from various leaders, a focus on charitable work, and plans for a national educational fund. It mentions government officials and preparations with committees, though the fragmented OCR yields unclear specifics and names.
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Washington
Armia Convention
BrTiunliss Askeciaton
United Bears Np
Canada
Spern Winery
Copow Aol
Lourttty
Drenent
Tromenan
Weil Adironsee
Wolcanie
Lally Dade
Aria Aires
Marie
Winton
Mold
California
Woodbury
Sir Edward Clarke on the Venezuelan Question
The letter discusses Sir Edward Clarke's stance on the Venezuelan question, arguing the issue has been used by opponents to attack the government. Clarke asserts careful consideration of the matter and warns against misrepresenting strategic moves in the dispute with the United States.
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Hawaii
Portali
London
Edwand Clarke
Howard Clarke
Manitoba School Row Seeds Provincial Education Plan
Fragmented report describes Manitoba considering a provincial education plan with funding for school hours and new pupil support after class. Mentions Washington pension grants and local figures, but details are unclear amid OCR errors. Also notes a heavy snowstorm in Wisconsin with strong southwest wind and ongoing snowfall.
Markets and quotes from Chicago and Omaha markets
A fragmented market report surveys futures and prices across hogs cattle and sheep, with quotations from Omaha and Chicago. It lists various bids and receipts, price ranges for heavy and mixed cattle, and notes on grain, flour, and dairy markets alongside literary reflections on love and endurance.
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South
Soi
Omaha
Oct
al Yanterilay
Gm Offleia Market
Bryan Speech in Detroit Draws Huge Crowd in 1890s Style Rally
A veteran orator drew about 40 rallies in Detroit and packed Michigan Avenue with supporters. The speaker condemned party leaders, warned against centralized power, and urged unity to resist special interests and moneyed influence in American democracy.
News in Brief: scattered incidents across cities
A jumble of brief items reports accidents, crimes, suicides, and police actions across Chicago, New York, Kentucky, Georgia, and Wisconsin. Events include shootings, arson, stabbings, drownings, a hotel raid, a runaway train, arrests for theft and intoxication, and a violent confrontation ending in a fatal shooting in Illinois.
Cardinal Satolli sails for Rome amid American farewell
The cardinal, after a four year stay in the United States, bids farewell amidst praise for American courtesy and press coverage. His voyage aboard the Wilhelm II follows a long stay in New York, with questions about the Italy and Vatican relations echoing in the farewell scene.
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Ign. Batoili
Rome
New York
America
Mba
Staverport
Wilhelm II
Wilaxhore
Olacus
Wehleh
Kuane
Prin
Wil
Kenny
Tavirelye
Holtte
Italy
Fai Ier
Supaka
Jragling
Alanding
Henry E Abbey Dead Opulent Theatrical Manager
Henry E Abbey a renowned operatic and theatrical manager died suddenly at the Osborne Flat home in New York. Born in Ohio in 1846 he rose from jeweler’s apprentice to guide major operatic ventures and brought stars like Sarah Bernhardt and Enrico Caruso to the United States before his firm failed in 1889.
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Ameri
Oper
New York
Henry E. Abbey
Osborne
Abbey
Wiiw
Land
Abbey, Schoeffal & Gray
Tate
Northammpton
Mass
Henry
Ak- Hon
Abbay
Mateian
Euclid Avenue
Clausilinus Unter
John Eilaler
Idler
Milaber
Operan House
Pittsburg
Forare
Millide
Sarah
Seoune
Abbas
Schoomtal
Hay
Nikaen
Catyhbans
Jiry
Irving
Grau
Phue
Fem
Metropolitan Opera House
Grand Opera
Athey
Abbes, Schoeftel & Grau
Wild opening in wheat market boggles traders
Chicago October 7 wild opening in the wheat market unsettled traders for months. December wheat surged to gains of 16 to 34 percent amid a broad buying surge as professionals and outsiders chased wheat. Liverpool and San Francisco reports added to the demand, with prices fluctuating and a close gain of about four cents. May corn and oats rose modestly as speculators sought wheat with cash prices rising.
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Chicago
Fessentay
Eliquestor
Liverpool CaWes
Ban Franslico
Aid
Tafa
Aus Inu
Businesa
Pricox
Ise
Strane
Yeaterday
Tey
Street Car Men Conngue Questions Bearing Upon the Labour Policy
A convention on street railway management discusses labor organization and strikes. Prominent figures from Brooklyn, Nashville, and other cities attend to debate wages, costs, and the proper governance of streetcar operations amid ongoing industry tension.
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St. Dowie Mo
Aliyol
Chihethbora
Littell
Eaiddeat
Dy San
Brootlyn
Ironville
Montreal
Cams
NashVille
Nawinville
Tenn
Walsh
Prosident Camden
WoodTury
Raltniad Expen
Otto Noahs
C. Pohningtons
Thesivu
CUY Railway Company
Cio
Lls
Steed Burt
Avan
Walidated
Cathy
Lant
Cnrisiy Bustin
Man
Bt Pall
Min
Mark
Alslogaten
Ipa
Brooldyn
Dor Weys
Mena
Ion
Palmer and Buckner 4 Tour of the Northwest Begins Today
Palmer and Buckner announce a four stop northern tour starting today. They will travel from the mountains near Me to Lat of Me and proceed through Sioux City Montropolis and Omaha with speeches in Minaha Lincoln and other towns. The schedule includes multiple stops in Creston Glanwood Malvern Red Oak Clarinda Ottumwa and Fairfield with afternoon and evening meetings.
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Veteenus
Lovins
Huckner
Minnneapally
Tay
Siooux
Anti Monde
Sioux
P.m
Dounnell
Nebraska
Gener Pala
Genital
Tucknor WilLmaky
Minaha
Lincoln
Hadelly
Singh
Hasina
Fiat
Glanwood
Malvern
Willigca
Winrtving
Mt Creston
Ce Afton
Chawiten
Ottumwa
Fairfield
Mt. Pleasant
Mt Pleant
Burlington
NEW EPISCOPAL BISHOPS NAMED FOR JURISDICTION
In Minneapolis the house of bishops approved the election of two additional missionary bishops for the Asheville and Duluth jurisdictions after earlier delays due to finances. George Vanderbilt funds support the Asheville see while J Peercourt Morgan backs the Duluth effort. Names of candidates not published in advance.
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Nderbit
Morgan Peoville
New York
United States
Minneapolis
Hihops
Asheville
Duluth
Minn
Bisbops
Church Mission House
William of Cripitnavi
Alcllone
William David Wallker
North Dakotit
Wehon Ox
Manka
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Kimball Graphic
Batsas, Runisees
Kimball
Bouth Dakota
English Channel
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Han
Ao Detective Agency
O. Thurber
Turora
N.Y
St. Louis
Camedron Highlandes
Pacific
Howell
France
Friends of Trees
Prince of Wales
Britannia
Britannia Hay
Wivenhoe
Pringing
Vermillion
Viale
Aberibem
Ock
Ami Watkes
St. Paul
Pierre
The
South Dakota Sheep Trrvedore
Mioning
Huron
Kyle
Elk Pont
M. D
J. H. Kyle
B. D
C. G. Brown
Paul Strong
Mellette
Nort
Villeau
du Maurier
Kemp
Brillvb Pring
Sean
Brom Harper
Amiaonse
Cliveland
Tn Kolbe
Cape Horn
Denin
Dayton
Fairgrounds
Lillis
Guo
Latlera
Bern
Tvs
Beca
Helgi
Maine
Spiritualists
Renu
Sir Edward Clarke
Manitoba School Row
Toren
Lion
Qulawa Neale
Hele
Manitoba
Manitoba Aid Maky Provintyve For al Jeowings Clevey
Ahy
Reccapeiaed
Shvetior Chen
Echool Houra
Lheits Paeeasi
Waahngton
Lowa
Hermaniafen
Davenport
Jobin i
Plana
John W. Gordon
W. Lawries
Hooks
Murintwodowk
Hirma Barjold
Cornel Bluffs
Mary A
Leon Nobzwska
Etnaldaines
Shuter
Wisconsin
Rioux Cty
Bioux
Brock Varde
Tiowe
Vesey
Wis Caiver
Markyt Atendy
Kansas
Zuliges
Dteong
Atraighta
A.ghiy
Bluug
Lea Korwe Wiioalo
Asthy Beede Prame
Mike
Egge
Na Tey Cinteomiins Weisk
Menneaports
Kuniela
Ian
Jemlous
Courten
Iseulee
Hearia
Michigan
Detroit
Dateolf
Michfall
Hyer
Detrolg
Rom & Platform
Ady
Lit
Padlacsie
Wade Boulevard
Woodard Avenue
Don WiedWant
Peyan
Sir
Beyan
John
Sonia
Jammie
Quthyetty
Democratic Party
Elaine
Jefferson
Dickvon
Bean
Wimpalen
Blish
Abe Rooker
Nike
Seventeenth Street
Muskegon Avenue
Fb Scorvk
Thomas Smith
Rogers Park
Chisani
John Morse
Hopkinsville
Tov
Fohy W. Milan
Hiddie
Indianapoliey Indi
Murphy
van Buren Street Bridge
Mootler
W. Criich
G. Plant
AL Greenfield
Frank Kennedy
Covington
Canary
Mearde
Stark Street
Create
Roberts
Gokumbus
James White
Qye Policy Gion
Fin
John Broddy
Springy
Tux
Janes McGulge
Henrize Ewankon
Leldy
Church
Ml & Co
Gilexbure
Youn Ellen
Philadelphia
Atlanta
D. Sammons
Calry
Kenife
Wixconain Central
Waupeca
Wis
Ixpress
Cummings
Tulenburk
Maria Adler
San Francisco
Setl Meh
Franp. Mitchell
Oet
Andrew Johansen
Chas. Wagner
ML Vernon
Albert Wilt
Johansen
Will
Willa
Nanwy
Sewan
Codie Rapids
Joba
Enny
Colusa
Columbus
Hanna Paint Manufacturing Company
McCune
Cornee Gay and
High Streets
Binee
Champlin Printing Company
Hil & Carlisle Rock Pianos Company
Uaker
Postal Telegraph Office
Palmer and Buckner
NEW Episcopal Bishops
Kemp Scart
Madrid
Activa
Mt Ie
San Bebantlan
Vile City
Ashington
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