Weekly Telegraphia World News Condensed
A sweeping digest of global events notes dock strike spreads to other ports, trials of anarchists in Paris, Papal Conclave policy rumors, Gladstone Home Rule closure talk, earthquakes and mining disasters in Europe, violence in Belgium and Spain, bank failure in England, political shifts in France, and various U.S. incidents from Missouri to Kansas including accidents, fires, and political appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Francois
Asia Minor
Pont-y-Pridd
Wales
Belgium
M. Dupuy
France
Chamber of Deputies
Béhriog Sen
Paris
England
Sorvia
Stone
Missouri
Olney
Washington
Roach
Senate
Dalton
James H. Eckets
Llinda
Cleveland
White House
Melinley
Ohio
Quay
Judge Drowning
Benton
Ill
Weather Bureau
Hoar
E. P. Halstead
Kansas City
Smith
Lochren
Minnesota
Hannis Taylor
Alabama
New Bread Made With Royal Baking Powder
The article extols a bread made with Royal Baking Powder instead of yeast, claiming it saves kneading time and yields a light wholesome loaf. It provides a full one loaf recipe, notes the product’s anti-dyspeptic claims, and invites readers to write for a free cook-book from Royal Baking Powder Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Simple device tests strength of Planters pillars
A reader explains a method to gauge cast-iron pillar strength. An inch square bar, five and a half feet long, is tested by suspending weight at the center until 500 psi is reached. If failure occurs near 480 to 490 pounds the pillar is recast with added pig iron. Six to eight pillars for the Planters' house were recast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yast Lovisnn
Planteys
Cosgrove Kills Relative in Montana Incident
A fragmented item reports that Ames Cosgrove shot and killed his wife in Montana before fleeing or facing authorities. The brief lacks full details on location, motive, or timeline, but indicates a fatal shooting involving Cosgrove and a family relation.
Missouri News Highlights Across Stanberry and Nearby Areas
Farmers Lee Newhall and Lon Styles died burned in Stanberry City Jail after a jail fire ruled arson by the coroner's jury a swindle by an American Art Company canvasser faced delays in Greenville with stolen family portraits Lombard Investment Company directors met in Kansas City amid factional clashes and proxy challenges Central Missouri Medical Society convened in Sedalia debating poisonings and rheumatism A Kirksville marriage halted seduction charges while Marshfield suffered a major fire damaging multiple businesses and Boonville saw a jail escape attempt thwarted by sheriff and guard action nearby a fatal Wabash rail incident and a hailstorm damaged property in the southern county plus a burglary at Boonville’s Verd Arn store with revolvers stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergius Stepniak
Cleveland
Greenhut
Whiskey Trust
Peoria
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Arkansas
Illinois
Indiana
Lexington
Higginsville
Salem
St. Joseph
New York
Marshall Crossing
Lil
Bert Parkinson
William Bundy
Postmaster Watts
Muldrow
la Harpe
Ind
Oale
Kentucky
Jonesboro
Ark
Pittsburg
Joe Berlin
Pine Pluff
A. R. Sutton
Louisville
Mattingly & Sona
Dun
St. Louis
Second District
Alton
Wherokee Council
Zekla
Bradstreet
Clearinghouse
Colorado
Michigan
Texas House of Representatives
McGaughey
John Blake
Fort Wayne
Richmond
Chicago
O'Meara
Jefferson City
Stone
Lee Newhall
Lon Styles
Stanberry
Royal Tiputa of Hawaii and distant legends
A vivid account of Hawaii royal garments and insignia, centering on the royal tiputa cloak of yellow feather, the crown and scepter in English fashion, and the famed queen’s robe. It notes historic belts of Lunalilo, rarity of feathers from the oyo bird, and ties to King Kamehameha lineage. The piece also recounts a Civil War anecdote about Gen. Grant from Theodore Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Bishop Museum
Honolulu
Kainelauneha I
Eight Islands
Kamelnameha
Bruce
Lunalilo
Asain Heiriogm
Iis
Planalians
Nso
Logan
Grant
Vido
Also Mentioned on This Page
George B. Simpson
Missouri Supreme Court
Amjers
Leather Trust
Lizzie Miller
Columbia
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Missouri
Joplin
The
United Mineworkers
Columbus
Ilinois
Dubuque
Fwe
Missouri Board of Agriculture
Burkhardt
Mairbury
Saline
Kas
White Star
Bouth
Ames Cosgrove
Hie
Mont
Com
Missouri News
Pattersons
American Art Company
Greenville
Lombard Investment Company
Mesurs
Isaac Edwards
Boston
M. D. Whitney
Westfield
Mass
SG. Murphy
F. J. Stimson
Geo. Burnham, Jr
William McGeorge
Lombard
Central Missouri District Medical Society
Sedalia
L. W. Latham
HL. L. Becker
Concordia
J. P. Burke
California
G. W. Schwabe
Beaman
J. B. Stewart
Clarksburg
W. H. Cooper
Hoonville
Kirksville
Chas
M. Baker
Clark County
Amanda E. Bradon
Baker
Miss Dradon
Marshfield
F. W. Moore
Hames
P. W. Moore
Oliver Wills
J. B. Derrick
Murford Sisters
J. W. Mitchell
Sam Dickey
R. Winslow
EF. W. Moore
Chillicothe
Arthur
Harry Johnson
Taylor
Harry Greene
Bridgeton
St. Joseph's Benevolent Society
Verd Arn
Boonville
ROYAL
TIPUT
Hawaiian Islands
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