Telegraphy Without a Transmitter Novel Invention
A Genoa graduate Giuseppe Musso reveals a telegraphy device sending messages to a keyboard without a transmitter. The system uses a typewriter for code, replacing Morse with written input. The receiver prints the message, enabling faster transmission and signaling a new era in telegraphic communication.
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Wits Br
New York
WUI
Musso
Geiss
Jth
Culvernty
Genoa
London’s ancient wall unearthed relic near Cripplegate
Workmen at the Old Bailey site reveal a fragment of the Roman London wall behind the O’s Walk. The discovery shows ragstone and flint construction with curved edges. The wall, built circa 3rd century AD, stood 18 feet below modern level and stretched from Cheapside to the Thames, with gates at Aldgate and Aldersgate.
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Baily
O's Walk
Rowgate
St. Giles Church
Cripplegate
Loniten Wall
George Stret
Oman
Contatine
Dosius
London
Ve Park
Cheapside
London Wall
London Wall To South, At the Thames
Portrait Stamp and Royal Portrait Analysis Report
A fragmented description notes a new stamp featuring a king with royal portraits including a likeness by a lecturer. It references London’s York House and a Prince of Wales residence, Tudor emblems, and stamp denominations. The piece claims iron sleepers may be cheaper than woolen ones due to friction and rail costs.
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York House
London
Chemical Conn
Europe
Russian boodler scandal surfaces in distant notes
Fragmentary OCR reveals a tale of a Russian affair involving a noble estate, timber deforestation, and a secret fund. It mentions a Bank of SobtY related to 9020 roubles and a timber sale linked to a governor’s estate, with discussions among nobility and peasants about forest forfeiture and taxation.
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Loudoe
Bighis
Twaltte
Resian
Russie
Bank of Sobty
Pia
Vilna
Madane
Barthin
Tomer
Delritte
Vaudeville Elephants Amaze Capital Crowd At Show
An act featuring elephants trained by Samm Lockhart wowed audiences in the Praise capital. Performers Jock and Jenny, noted for Windsor and Marlborough House appearances, delivered tricks with remarkable precision and humor, including a bicycle stunt and humanlike feats. The trainer’s reputation as a famed elephant handler was highlighted.
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Atuishantel Sevirien
Lacksroupe
Elephante
Samm Lockhart
Lockhart
America
Jock
Jenny
Windsor
Marlborough House
Thepissons
Wallie
Britain and United States stance on British and Dutch interests
Dispatch reports Britain practically broached accord with Ser and England’s departure. notes the Dutch recognition toward provisional Berm. United States adopts a cautious attitude toward Britain and the armistice, promising not to recognize a government formed by external coercion, as Minister Jackson prepares to present credentials to King Peter.
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Britain
England
Great WG
Berta
United States
Great Britain
Pyniah
Jackson
Peter
Montreal Visit Sparks Medical Debate
In Montreal, Dr Wilson hosts James Austra Airewn amid talks on surgical cures for complex diseases once deemed incurable. A physician recounts decades of trials, noting mixed results and progress as patients faced severe illness. A Rochester City hospital case is also cited when a patient neared death but recovered with swift treatment.
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James Austra Airewn
Wilson
Montreal
Hom
Caited
Europe
Fey
Eathue
Indian Fight Ends in Fatal Stabbing at Hogansburg
A Coenwall dispatch reports Francois an Indian living near St Regis was found dying after a knife wound to the chest at Hogansburg New York. Eldredge a 20 year old worker claimed self defense after a confrontation with Francois. A second Indian riding incident and assaults on whites followed, with tensions rising as authorities face disorder among the tribes and a court action pending.
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Coenwall
Francois
St Regis
Hogansburg
Joh Eldredge
Andrew Poulton
Shancott
Eldridge
Sudie
Bacon
Tate
Fides
Miloce
From Both Hemispheres Mixed News Condensed
A jumble of items reports deaths from a dynamite explosion at Senecaville Ohio on June 20. Other notes mention railway construction in Maske, mass sentences in Port Arthur, a school question in Winnipeg, and a Moorish war minister losing 6000 men at Ammedinna. An Ontario hunter is killed in British Columbia. Major pond, a famed theatre manager, dies after an operation in Philadelphia.
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Selkirk
Senecaville
Ohio
Oxford
Maske
Penetentiary
Port Arthur Assizes
Bave Cty
Booker Won't Go to South Africa Mission
President Booker Washington declines a mission to study African selves and assist Tuskegee Institute. He cites inability to leave his work there for the proposed six month South Africa trip while Lord Grey and WT Stead press for investigation by the British South Africa company. Washington emphasizes his plan to devote all time to Tuskegee, aiding race uplift in America.
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Washington
Tuskexee Institute
Lord Grey
Couit Rhodes Lucemane
Ite Roosevelt
Tuskegee
Arlen
South Africa
Stead
Trapp
Peru
Fragmentary Notes on Ancient Customs and Death
A garbled passage links religious figures and rites with reflections on ancient peoples and purification by fire. It touches on Herbert Vavichan and Western Westminster misrenderings, Homeric lore, Trojan War, Scythians, Hindustan names, and Ovids view of the soul, concluding with a curt Athens anecdote about size perception.
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Sartary
Ovid
Cattle Shipments Cut and Fireworks spectacle at Witroduce Fair
Report warns Canadian railways over mistreatment of cattle and delays in shipments causing deaths from starvation and thirst as western stock moves slow to markets. Witroduce Fair plans a novel fireworks show and a spectacular stage production by G Von Pal titled Darkness and Dawn with large-scale scenery and electric effects.
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Bie
G. von Pal
New York
Palace of Darkness
Government railway plan fuels debate at Board of Trade
Globe report notes factional dispute over a government railway from Quebec to the west with running rights for others. Officials express mixed views while the Toronto Board of Trade backs the project, seeking secure transit and wider access.
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Globe
Bennie
Batt Council of the Board of Trade of Tororto
Quebec
Wheat prospects and rain in the Canadian west and a Paris Tours telephone test
The report notes promising wheat prospects in the scarce western belt of Manitoba with adequate rainfall elsewhere. It also describes early experiments on a Paris Tours telephone line enabling two conversations simultaneously, with plans to deploy the system nationwide.
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Tnoreis
Paris
Tours
Obituary and notes from early 1900s political scene
Sir Joseph W Peace Bart Liberal MP for Durchase died June 28. Dawsey named PR at terminals in Winni. Grain rush to terminals blocks St Lawrence route to Western Canada. Belgrade advised a cloudburst at Zenon village caused losses. A Chicago junk dealer bought a $1,800 item for $2 in June 1902.
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Joseph W. Peace
Bart
St Lawrence
Canada
Belgrade
Zenon
Chietgo
Uneasy Advices Signal Shifting Ministry Stance
A scrambled report outlines growing unease in the ministry over Russia and Austria demanding punishment for emassine Ring' Atenardsr. The note notes a Kremlin move causing panic among foreign ministers as Kinester 19 is extracted from silence and pressure on King Peter’s stance intensifies. Provissal Veligations reach Helgrade as diplomacy strains.
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Emassine
Braga
Alarsa
Forci
Peter
Kuselan Phinintee i
Vyandar
Sweatie Jonal
Vetec
Russia
Kovemient
Ing. Toter
Convicts Overpower Guards at Colorado Prison
A Canon City dispatch reports a brutal escape attempt on June 22 in which one convict was killed and another fatally wounded by guards at the state penitentiary. Convicts seized Mrs. Cleghorn, wife of the warden, released then fled, and a chaotic shootout ensued injuring or killing several.
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Wilmington
Del
Ito
George White
Pa “Allie Hite Manaye
Nesia
Price's Corner
Nob
Peter Stith
Newro
Canon City
State Penitentiary
Tront
Cleghor
Gichards Conell
Janes Aranstrone
Tom Fisher
Berlin Speech and Military Pride Echoed in Historic Address
The report recalls speeches by Speaker William and references Frederick the Great. It praises the army school and educational officers, urging pride in service. The Emperor declares the army an instrument to support the nation, citing Frederick the Great's maxim about pen and sword. An alert about child death rates and wireless Cape Breton to Cornwall messages follows, noting calls for action on a royal commission in Manitoba.
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Mm Berlin
Perer
William
Doebe Efits
Emerlin
Frederick the Great
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Rochester Ciy Hospital
Sittie Bor
Booker
Ust
Herbert Vavichan
Westmin
Sinkin
Winnipeg
Orillia
Dawsey
Winni
Cape Breton
Cornwall
Killam
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Dritton
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