Spanish woman with a history faces Toledo court
Pauline Pernandsia, 28, called the Spanish woman with a history, is tried in Toledo police court for a second time on suspected trumped up charges. She claims descent from Emperor Maximilian and has a long, troubled past across Europe and the Americas, including marriages, wealth, and criminal accusations against her former husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxmilian
Moscow
Madrid
Spain
Great Britain
Henry
Bunker
Olympia
Wash
Cuba
America
Honolulu
States
Boston
New York
Toledo
William M. Diamond
Diamond
Fernandzia
Maximilian
Boston Journal
Navy Yard Report Signals Rapid Progress on Ships
The New York Sun notes rapid progress on major vessels including the armored cruiser Brooklyn near completion and battleships Kearsarge and Kentucky in early stages. Several gunboats at Newport News and the Oregon, Massachusetts completed, with several torpedo boats behind schedule and a Baltimore submarine nearly a third finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Town
Baltimore
Mr. Holland
New Jersey
Kearsarge
Kentucky
New York
Nashville
Helena
Wilmington
Newport News
Oregon
Massachusetts
Indiana
New York Navy Yard
Bowles
Herreshoffs
Pacific Coast
Iowa
New York Sun
Wheeling for Spite and a Lesson in Riding
A young woman with heart trouble learns to ride at a local bicycle shop riding school to spite an ex lover. After rough starts she improves, only to discover her dispute with him is resolved, and she no longer needs the wheel. The Washington Star notes a plan to double silver coinage as treasury stock for note redemption, detailing reduced silver dollar availability and mint production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Uigt
Trosenry
Treasury
Typographical Union Rescinds Proposals at Pike's Peak Summit
Colorado Springs Oct 16 The International Typographical Union voted to strike from minutes a proposed free coinage of a fiver and legalizing a silver standard. Officers were elected amid heated contests and the nine hour labor law passed as the main action of the convention. Syracuse chosen for 1898 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ppographioa! Union
Tcal
Colorado Springs
International Typographical Union
Hythe International Typographical Union
Pike's Peak
Ryan
Free Silver
Presdent
W. P. Prescott
Toronto
Ont
John M. Bramwood
Denver
American Federation of Labor
Cincinnati
United States
Canada
Childs-Drexel Home
T. C. Shepherd
Grand Rapids
Mich
James J. Daly
Philadelphia
Thomas McCaffery
J. W. White
Kansas City
Seasion
Union No. 80
Kantias City
Syracuse
HER STRANGE CAREER OF A SALVATION ARMY GIRL
A 23 year old ex gambler known as Bertie Tripp and Charlie Miller died by poison in Butte after a life of crime across Washington Montana Idaho Wyoming Utah and Colorado. She later joined the Salvation Army and worked coastwise. The tale includes robbery acts, a shooting incident, a police confrontation and a famed trial where her male partner took the blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Bertie Tripp
Helen Forsland
Butte
Mon
Spokane
Wash
Washington
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Charlie Miller
Helena
Portland, Or
Ocean Signal Station to Replace Nantucket Fire Island Point
Government plans a maritime signal station off Nantucket shoal forty miles out in the Atlantic to serve vessels bound for New York from Europe. The Fire Island station may lose its primacy as the first coast sighting point for eastbound ships. Treasury orders relocate the Nantucket south shoal ship ten miles farther out to smoother waves and better grounding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantucket Shoal
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
New York
Fire Island
American
Treasury Department
Nantucket South
Philadelphia Telegraph
Grand Closing Out Sale with Hogs at Lanark
Lanark Illinois hosts a grand closing out sale featuring 100 Poland China hogs and three grand herd boars including King Combination 1541 and Look Me Over 5741. The sale starts at 12 o'clock sharp on Wednesday November 18 1804 under Mevens Bros and 7 Mira et Auctioneers. Also listed are farm equipment cattle and sows, with terms offering 12 months credit and 6 percent cash discount. sale under cover with no weather postponement.
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Poland
Lanark
Tils
Heis
D. F. Tecumseh Tooo
U.S
Dr. Ot
Lambings
Hadley Ivais
King McKeona
Elever
Maud
Boston Earth
J. H. Sanders
Price
Chief Tecumseh
Keefer
Joe Coler Jd
Claude Jr
Illinois
Mevens Bros
Real Estate Transfers and Patent Medicine Ads Glimpse
A mixed page shows real estate transfers listed by Mrs. Etta J. Smith and Mr. Carrall Til with names such as Jacob Arnold, Jacob Wolfley, Alfred J. Crane, John Gund Brewing Co, DF Fryer, Albert Sager, Charles Sutton, and Herman Wilhelm across Rock Creek Shannon Savanne Wysox and Cherry Grove, plus ad blurbs for Hood the Sarsaparilla and DeWitts Witch Hazel salve touting cures and blood purification. The items mix deed transfers with promotional medical remedies and product claims amid a period-style listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Arnold
Etta A. Kekerle
Rock Creek
Jacob Wolfley
Geo. AL Wolfley
Alfred J. Crane
Oliver McClure
Shannon
John Gund Brewing Co
W. Kellogg
Savanne
DF. Fryer
Chas
W. Pitewirn
Wysox
Albert Sager
Carroll Henderson Et al
Charles Schaut
Charles Sutton
Edward Gi. Speer
Savanna
Herman Wilhelm
Mary A. Turton
Cherry Grove
Sparrows' drunken misadventure on Royal Street
A New Orleans corrspondent recounts a curious scene by a saloon back door where champagne spills attract a flock of English sparrows. One young bird drinks, staggers, and is then saved by others who guide him to safety, with more sparrows arriving to guard the puddle from further temptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Street
New Orleans
Philadelphia Times
New Line of Ships to Connect Gotham and Rio de Janeiro
The North American and Brazil Mail Steamship company forms with 5 million dollars in capital to run a direct New York to Brazilian ports service early next year. Five new steamers from Cramps of Philadelphia will be chartered, routing via Para on the Amazon to link mail service and cut transit time, backed by Brazilian government subsidies and anticipated gains for American traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American and
Brazil Mail Steamship Company
New York
Brazilian
Rio de Janeiro
Plymouth
England
Lisbon
Red Cross
Para
Amazon River
Cramps
Philadelphia
Woman Sues Baltimore Club for 5000 Over Batting Injury
Caroline B Newman sues the Baltimore Club and Expo sition company seeking 5000 after a foul ball struck her in the grand stand during a Phillies game. Her lawyer cites the club duty to patrons’ safety and the injury from Hughey Jennings mighty bat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughey Jennings
Baltimore Baseball Club and Exposition Company
Caroline B. Newman
Phillies
Wonderful light device aids French naval maneuvers
French navy unveils la ratiere, a compact floating rattrap light that marks a ship’s direction with red and green rays. Seen only within yards, it remains detectable mainly dead ahead, enabling night signaling when other lights are off and masking fleet position from enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Ratiere
San Francisco
Blockade Threatened by Floods of Grain Ready in Great Lakes
Vast floods of grain from the west flood Chicago Milwaukee Duluth and Lake Erie ports piling into the system. Elevators cannot unload quickly enough raising fears of a statewide vessel backlog and delayed shipments. Grain rates rise to attract ore trade fleets and many boats sit waiting for unloading slots as grain swamps the system.
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Buffalo
Chicago
Milwaukee
Dulath
Lake Erie
West
Duluth
Appalling distress and relief efforts in Labrador
The article reports dire conditions in Labrador where cod fishing failed leaving 4,000 settlers in 600 miles of coast facing starvation. Dr. Grenfell describes starving families at Square Island and aid plans of flour, biscuit, molasses, tea in exchange for wood, plus quilts and bed clothing as vital relief. Also notes curious items on wildlife attacks and large drainage projects in Georgia.
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Labrador
Grenfell
Deep Sea Mission
Square Island
New York World
Georgia
Oketinokes Swamp
Okefinokes
North America
The
Globe-Democrat
St. Mary's River
Entertaining anecdotes and a waxed floor mishap at a social
A lively evening tale unfolds with a dramatic performance after a social function, a mistaken costume delay, and a slippery Apollo room floor causing a guest to fall. The chatty narrator recalls overheard remarks about a prominent event, theatre etiquette, and a sly jab at political figures amid local club antics and a campaign mood.
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Indien
Wat
Powels
Lady Macbeth
Lars
Ste Lethan Gant
Hare
Ler
Perples’ Institute
Apollo Commandery
Aabo
Wonder land Book Promises New Alpine Trips and Tickets
The Northern Pacific Railroad releases details of its Wonder Land Book edition with fresh material by Mr Chas. Pee and Mr Wohwatee. It outlines planned excursions to Mt. Rainier and the Pacific Coast, featuring new plates and poles, aiming to guide travelers to scenic routes and adventures. The Chota railroad company shows readiness to cover trip expenses, inviting public interest in the upcoming Wonder Land volume.
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Kueh
Chas
Pee
Massenger
Wohwatee
Deel
Mt. Rainier
Wonderland
Herratre
Kweli Pomie
Chota
St Pool
M Tag Wonderland
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Worty
Port Lee
George Crocker
East
Winer
Charles R. Crisp
Mr. Crisp
Atlanta Journal
Greenville
Cook
Hogan
Caldwell
Towan
DeWitt
Hood
Grand Lake
St. Louis
Jacob Royer
Akron
Ilinois
Michigan
Ohio
Sara
Sarah Bernhardt
Victorien Sardou
Ocean Signal Station
North Side
Tie
Chicago Tribune
Uth
Monmouth Township
Warren County
Stevenson
Bo By
Stevengan
Katherine Miller
Christues Scribner's
North Dakota
Low Heath
Telegraph Road
Chadwick
Milledgeville
J. W. Bisnis
Tennessee
North Lanark
Samuel Sword & Son
J. A. Thorne
Taim
Carroll County
Mt. Carroll
M. N. Wentz
U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Navy
Gotte
Wertz
Val
Thei
Josh Bidlack
Wa, Hogan
Bidlack
Wat. Hogan
Widlock
Wat. Hoan
Etta J. Smith
Carrall Til
DeWitts
Howan
Gotham
Jennings
It &Truck
Baltimore Club
Newport Newa
Bath
Camden
N. J
Anderson
Yellowstone Park
Congress
Haffelo
Darta
Democratic State Executive Committee
George Fred Williams
Williams
Corcoran
State Committee
Harmony
Anthony Comstock
Battery D
Bryan
Jeremiah
Bob Togersoll
Republican Party
Nova Ventral
Rastoria
Aarti Klichen
Ieee
Inter Ocean
VY Matt
Inter Ocean Pry Vray
Fame
INDY
CS Samplas
Imi
Aebrme
Pou Sane By
Burlington
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Gin. P. Lyman
St. Punk
Mion
City Drug Store
Demorest
Deroreat
Pallern
Free Aid
Lorie
Ely Goa
Lorbia Iba
Winga
Rho
Alteatpere
Aery Ile Tyagarnie
Demorest Publishing Co
Bitch Avenue
Lanark Gazette
Castoria
Dez
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