Storms and plagues sweep world columns of chaos
Torrential rains damage Vienna buildings while cholera cases rise in Cairo Manila and Muliden. Leaders Delaney and Botha depart for Europe as King George of Saxony edges toward death. Manila miners strike gain support, Irish emigration soars, and disasters strike Austria Hungary Cuba and Kentucky as a mastodon is uncovered near Dunlims Texas.
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Vienna
Delaney
Botha
Europe
George of
Saxony
Muliden
Manchuria
Horta
Island of
Payal
Manila
Austria
Hungary
Edward Dangler
Seattle
Death
Ross Touglas
Cel
Baiaces
Ogg
Feduy
Grote
Foley
Butte
Charles Hiatt
Sijileuter
Mhin
Oklahoma
Liu Chin
Northwest notes recounts of accidents and politics in western towns
Reports list multiple fatalities and injuries from accidents including a manhole fall in Colorado and a bridge drowning in Oregon. It notes legal moves in Nevada and Montana mining matters, a judge resigning, a naval enlistment finding, a shooting incident in Oregon, a forger confessing in Wyoming, a suicide in Montana, and electoral results in Oregon with Chamberlain leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Zimmerman
Illings
Mont. Mes
Loa
Billings
Mony
Paris
W. A. Massey
Reno
New
Kins
Supreme Court For
Nevada
Larry Cronin
Ooray
Cole
Consolidated Mining Company Wie
Stiooge
Tonopah
Nev
Aikes
James Toole
Butte
Navy
United States
Thomas B. Uawley
Carson
Jones
Fall Creek
Ore
Henry Noorer
Mataster Wish
St Joseph Hospital
Yacuum
Losebore
Oregon
Mary A. Swath
Albina
Rvalledad
Willimette
Portndend
Brige
James W. Stahl
Norbert
Montana
Congressman Mondell
Wyoming
Newcastle
Notable English Heiresses and Their Attendants in Society
A fragmentary survey of prominent English heiresses and suitors, naming dukes and lords such as the Duke of Roxburghe the Duke of Northumberland and Lord Percy. It notes marriages, military service, wealth, titles, and social position, with remarks on their prospects and attributes.
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Duke of
England
Lord Percy
Duke of Northumberland
Lord Graham
Montrose
Tate
South Africa
Niall Camphell
Lord Archibald
Duchesa
Arey
Monument Arch For Jefferson Davis In Monroe Park
A proposed arch in Monroe Park Richmond Va to honor Jefferson Davis is designed by Louis A Gudebrod New York. The stone arch 70 by 24 feet with a 25 by 40 foot clear opening will include bronze busts two life size figures and four bas reliefs symbolizing Glory Truth Justice and Valor to reflect Davis life and Confederate era ideals.
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Monroe Park
Richmond
Jefferson Davis
Louis A. Gudebrod
New York
Davis
Ife
Jeterson Davisv
Confederate States
Justlee
Areinta
Ani
Dvfferson Davis
Beating Watch Ticks Through the Day at Five Beats a Second
A watch with a five beats per second cadence marks about 1200 ticks per day, translating to roughly one million ticks per year as the device runs continuously.
Women in Trouble Smell Scent of Grim Mood
A terse line suggests some women felt unhappy unless they were seen as troubled, implying social pressures and stigma around female mood and behavior in a historical context. The fragment hints at judgment based on scent or appearance and the expectation of constant disturbance.
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Illinois
Cairo
Egypt
Ireland
Topeka
Puerto Cabello
Venezuea
Owensboro, Ky
Waning Mill Company
Contineum ‘Lobscco Company
Dresden
N.Y
Savannah
Liverpool
Missouri
Stronghurst
Ill
Atoka
James Teeves
Grant
John Knuckles
Galveston
Trouston
San Antonio
Depoy
Hopkins County
Ellen Turley
Northwest Notes
Amy Stewart
Leadville
A. W. Bristol
Cheyenne
Lim
Down Hill
Mr. Bristol
Rock Springs
Wyo
Supreme Court of Montana
Miles Finlen
Amalgamated Copper Company
I. A. Meinze
Minnie Healy
Barney
Dr. M. Durfee
Judge Durfee
Phillipsburg
Mont
Uhorfee
oMclu
Camberlain
Puroish
Witusalvers
van iSocial
Chamberlain
K S. Donn
Supreme Sue
Raby
Colifax
Waals
Rubee
Junwe
American Bridge Company
Nories
Beotland
Mansfield
Pos
Deconfiell
Lord Lansdowne
Kerry
Ronaldehay
Zetland
Lor
Arran
Rachel
Lord Algengs Ferdy
Rox Bueghe
Dalhousies
Jefferson Memorial Arch
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