Telegraphic Brevities: Global unrest and domestic shifts
Reports from Rio de Janeiro to Indiana detail yellow fever outbreaks in Brazil, bank pressures in Italy, and Britain’s seizure of Gilbert Islands. Other items note riots in Italy, political moves for Senate seats, leadership removals in Kansas, returning U.S. figures to Washington, vine yields, stockyard values, prison labor disruptions, international diplomacy, and civil unrest including a Florida riot and militia calls.
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Rio de Janeiro
Great Britain
Gilbert Islands
New York
Brazil
Caltanazetta
Italy
Indiana
Gray
Voorhees
Lewelling
Mary A. Lease
Kansas State Board of Charities
Blaine
London
Washington
Lafayette Square
Moniteur Vinicole
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Ohio Prbmentary
Indianapolis
Witwatersrand
South Africa
McHune
Anderson
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Southern Pacific
California
Louis Becker
Max Simon
Charles Harris
Chris Evans
Fresno
Mor
Fall River
G. M. Haffords & Co
Armour Institute At
Andtts
Philip D. Armour
Institute
Frank Gunsdulus
Plymouth Church
Edison General Electric Company
Wildwood
Florida
Farmer's Alliance Holds Denver Meeting with New Officers
The State Farmer's Alliance met in Denver with sixty two delegates. Resolutions supported Governor Waite and attacked J Sterling Morton. Officers elected include J T Flower as president and J H Brammier as vice president. An executive committee was chosen. discussions covered currency and irrigation policy.
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Denver
State Farmer's Alliance
Atendance
Walte
J. T. Flower
Conejos County
Alliance
J. H. Brammier
RB. A. Southworth
C. T. Philp
Nellie Luther
Jefferson County
F. W. Kroeger
Montezuma County
Waike
J. Sterling Merton
Congress
H. Y. Nichols
el Paso
Harris
The
State Land Board
Childs
J. W. Tolle
H. ¥. Nicholls
Colorado to All Right Says Teller in Chicago
Senator Teller told a reporter in Chicago that Colorado is in better condition today than the East and that fears over silver repeal have faded. He noted the East expected renewed trade with the silver act repeal, but prosperity has not yet returned and warned against following Governor Walte's advice on state silver currency.
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Teller
Chicago
Colorado
Cleveland
Sherman
Walte
Portugal Reports Detention Of Minister At Rio De Janeiro
Lisbon dispatch notes a report that Compte de Paco d Arcos is detained by force in Rio de Janeiro. Portugal seeks foreign aid to act on its behalf while government investigates the affair. The New York and New England railway faces receivership with extensive debts and stock, plus valuable terminals. Madagascar reports the Hovas arming and driving peasants from rice fields amid French resistance. Paris notes casualties and looting at Wandurants and Ivoondara as reinforcements are ordered. Mr Gladstone is eighty four. Balfour offers congratulations, provoking bipartisan cheers in Parliament.
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Lisbon
Compte de Paco D' Arcos
Rio de Janeiro
Rio Janeiro
Portugal
New York & New England Railway
New England
Norwich & Worcester Railroad
Norwich & New York Transportation Company
Madagascar
Wandurants
Ivoondara
Gladstone
U H
House of Commons
Balfour
Mr. Gladstone
Colorado teachers confer on exams and supervision
An annual session of the State Association of Teachers discussed methods for supervising teachers, examinations for promotions, and training. Superintendents from Greeley West Denver and other districts debated improving guidance, forms, and permanency of teachers while a practical program covered kindergarten work and the course of study reconstruction.
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Copeland
Greeley
Greenlee
West Denver
Gove
Stevens
Trinidad
Kingsley
Boulter
Snyder
Norow
N. B. Coy
Colerats Soke
Sed
W. Thomas
Kecles
Gregg
Margaret E. Cralee
Alstom Ells
Fort Collins
Aaron Gore
Denver
Colorado
Lie
Coy
College
Hiigh
G. R. Turnbdell
Colorado Springs
Anna Abrahams
Brighton
J. W. Seareh
Pueblo
J. F. Murray
Anaile Steele
Lydia Hooper
Georgetown
Iattison
W. A. Platt
J. F. Keating
Aspen
Warren F Koapr
T. B. Bird
Highlands
J. M. Daniels
la Justa
Slocum
Colorado College
Details of a Denver forestry meeting and government land policy notes
Proceedings show J B Maxwell and G H Parsons among attendees at a Denver gathering discussing forestry, public interest, and a call for Congress action. A report urges expanding public reserves and federal policing powers, with officials to deploy agents to enforce forest protection and prevent waste during holidays.
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Denver On
J. B. Maxwell
5Ebalr
G. H. Parsons O
Theomb
Ludge- Pedrick
W. W. Pardee
Denver
Elilk
Fort Covina
Bavaria
United States
Americas
Congress
J. & Titcomb
Fiendish Deed Over Love Spark Ends in Gifted Violence
Minnie Craver, enraged by a love entanglement with Delaney the head waiter at the Weer Twelfth and Larimer in Denver, hurled vitriol injuring Delaney’s eyes and face. He vows to marry her rival. she faces arrest. The assailant, a 7 year old of good looks, appears partly remorseful while Minnie’s family described years of trouble and alleged illness.
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Minnie Craver
Delaney
Larimer
Denver
Gery O Delaney
Miss Craver
Minnie
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