Telegrams From Across the World and America
A broad mash of late 19th century notes reports lectures in New South Wales, a severe western drought, city council acts in Salt Lake City, religious figures in Milwaukee, and various disasters and political debates. The items name Abroags, Hexny, St. Morus, Lima, and Chicago area churches amid global and domestic tensions and incidents.
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Abroagsn
Hexny
Geowse
New South Wales
Mississippi
Dirk Salt Lake City
Chevepann
Ohio
Alma
Gil Vanipanty
Lima Ous Company
Tle
Olio
New York
Hid
Fata Frewwes
Ste Thoms
Sanita Douingo
Alte
Souaewal
Engrliund
Dalikely Chutana
Gantt
Shin
Narvia
Macey U'Yrien
Motur
Supreme Court
Polis
Congress Debates Tariffs and Wyoming Admission
A lengthy Congress session covers bills on education funds from public lands, widow pensions for General Crook, tariff and anti monopoly provisions, and Wyoming statehood. Senate and House actions include pension adjustments, inspection bills, and appropriations for rivers, harbors, and public works amid party debates.
Public Works and Political Notes from Washington DC
Washington DC news items report a bill in the U.S. Senate for Tay Lake channel improvement in Michigan totaling 1 748 000. General Robert Canmuny Svhouek faced a privacy-related civil matter at his residence Sunday. A government funding increase of 1 500 from New York aided a security payment with a 2 percent uplift. In Washington DC, committee reports on public buildings list allocations for Aust toys Nebraska 978 000 and Sioux Malls Delaware 1 800 006. Warrants issued for Newton Verser on civil service violation charges over political contributions from government employees. Newton Verser served as president and treasurer of the Donition Republican League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastaseros
D.C
Wadilyll
Wiss
McCabhe
Turpin
Pogeth Alabunt
United States Senate
Tay Lake
Michigan
Wastixaros
Robert Canmuny
Svho
Suniay
D. C
New York
Wasinsaves
Poli
Aust Toys
Neb
Sioux Malls
Waswincinis
D. Co
French gunboat collision at Rochefort reported
A French gunboat was damaged at Rochefort following a collision with another vessel. In Bulgaria, 40 million manachor artillery cartridges have been ordered from an Austrian maker. The garrison of a city grew discontent and rebelled, with troops refusing orders and the government cancelling the order amid unrest.
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T'Sars
Rochefort
Wooich
Mur
I Viexsa
Austria
Ria Jasgina
Thtis
Prof Richard Owen Nead Dies After Embalming Fluid Incident
Prof Richard Wale Owen, renowned chemist and geologist born 1810 in Scotland, died after drinking embalming fluid at a home in New Harm. Two jugs delivered from Fallon Avenue brewery caused the poisoning. In another incident, a Fallon Avenue brewery sidewalk collapse buried three workers, with two believed dead. Fire crews and rescuers battled the debris as a harbor tug was sunk nearby by abtrenmatlins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pak
Mvaxsvinias Ltd
Richart Wale Owen
Lome
Medinaissistaee
Owen
Tee
Scotland
Robert Owen
A. T. Protagock
Express
Pret- Agoet
Amell Lhab
Mr. Owen
Breyvery
Evaysvae
Ind
Fallon Avenue
John Winiger
Charles Tiley
Renard Kelly
Old Servant Confesses to Fire That Killed Secretary Teney
Warox March 28 A New York special from Washington reports the mystery at Secretary Teney's residence is resolved with Bridget Sweeney, longtime servant, alleged to have confessed to setting the house aflame using kerosene. She allegedly poured kerosene across panels, lit the parlor fire, and left for church. No motive is given, nothing tying to motive beyond possible insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warox
New York
Washington
Teney
Wolf
Bridget Sweeney
Auttity We Near Pala ce and Fortitude Among Riber
The fragment describes relief through a remedy named Hostetter Stomach Mitturs as superior to other tonics. It claims to cleanse the blood, expel disease, and ease constipation, liver complaints, dyspepsia, and related ailments with a widely advertised botanical preparation.
Louisville Tornado Rages Wrecking City Structures
A late-breaking report from Louisville via Jeffersonville Indiana describes a destructive tornado tearing through the western portions of Louisville with widespread damage. The wreckage includes the city hall and multiple blocks, with hundreds of homes destroyed and many fatalities. railroad and telegraph lines are down complicating details as rescue efforts continue.
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Western Funion Company
Louiaville
Jeffrsonville
Ind
Uh River
Louisville
Cope
Jeffersonville
Indiscanis
Cureaso
Tt. R
Laneville
Shootle
Union Depot
Seventh Streel
Ohio River
City Hall
Market Street
Leon Wiken
Theity Hall
Eas
HK. Mason
Frou Hunesck
Wright
Levis Yinke
Uoilding
Pires
JePeronville ix
Formule
Walter
Iy Ile
Tony
Fiea
Jeffessonville
Bowisville
Thausiunde
Oxford Wins Boat Race Amid Choppy Thames Conditions
March 26 report describes Oxford defeating Cambridge in a long Thames boat race. Crowds gathered on both riverbanks as the Cantabrigian crew, favorite in betting, led by Surrey bank but Oxford pulled ahead to win by a length in about 22 minutes. The win gives Oxford 24 victories to Cambridge's 22 since 7929.
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Lesnox
Great Armyil
Crown
Oxford
Danbridge
Thames
Surrey
Cambridge
Explosion at Sugar Refinery Wrecks Plant in Chicago
A massive blast at the Chicago Sugar Refinery on Taylor and Beach streets last night fatally injures Louis Nelishorst and badly burns General Manager Behr and Foreman Hoboldt. Two hundred workers fled as debris and flames tore through the two story brick building. Loss is about 8100,000. A prior year explosion caused one death. The cause is suspected to be spontaneous combustion. Amid the chaos workers were rescued by fire crews and company staff.
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Chicago
Compuny
Taylor and Beach Streits
Tein
Nushen
Bre
Ene
Frre
Louis Nelishorst
Vichin
Behr
Faorentan Hoboldt
Treaty adds crimes to extradition list in 1890 pact
A supplementary convention to the 142 treaty between Great Britain and the United States, proclaimed in Washington and London, expands extraditable offenses. It covers theft, forgery, perjury, rape, burglary, revolt, piracy, and crimes against laws of both nations, with enforcement tied to domestic legal ability. Reports of a German steamer revolt among coolies near Singapore also emerge, plus warnings of a meat famine in Pants as butchers threaten strikes.
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Hank Canders
Wastiuxerox
1. C
Great Britain
United States
Washington
London
Fragdiva Lsilee
Hamker, Iygent
Fietor
Menilor
Ormy Company
Meath
Subterranean Rivers and Daring Explorations Linked
An 1860s style reminiscence surveys underground rivers across continents. It recounts marvels of streams flowing beneath earth, detailed anecdotes of expeditions, and observations on how water vanishes into sand beds and reemerges elsewhere, with notes on myths and early scientific commentary.
Regulation of Sioux land sale under homestead law
The Interior Department outlines instructions for disposing of lands ceded by the Sioux to the United States. The plan follows Section 21 of the Sioux Treaty of March 1 1889, with prices set at 1. per acre for initial entries, 74 cents for the next two years, and 50 cents for remaining land, plus staged payments at final proof. It also details penalties for abandonment and collection of higher sums from later entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stopes Rapala
Interior
General Land Office
United States
I Ndiana
Women and the dignity of female workers in journalism
The article condemns coarse jokes about women typists and annotates that women pursuing business roles deserve respect. It argues against ridiculing women’s occupations and praises female diligence. It also reports arrests of students at Moscow by the government for recent disorder in the College of Husbandry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plowman
Ikuanensi
Bowor
Moscow
God He College of Husbandry
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Marshfield Times
Tnowaa & Noxton, Postasiree
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Snojie
Gary Mele
Elle
Ark Brit
Sulieribert
Tor
Ily -Auven
Linus Saarnagils
Helga
Galata Sbaltoeitek
Dst
Actreste
Honesby
Almeion
le Highnais
Tylana
Norler
New Yorks
Italy
News IN Hip
Pratinn Tornada
Wouievilla Ky
de Thucalay
Wydkavis de Co
Larned Situaliy Nivel
Law
Stu
Ciulpagper
Verve
Ely
Mina
Dnerelen
Helney
Sereukesl
Svorkaner
Tallyingen
Atwanish Ubey
Arky
Johe
Elett
Gewia Wy
Harriet Lee Wit
Nit
Wirunege
We Vesta
Joseph Mill
Eeomaisvinner
Itera Resenite
Modllay
Dria A
Bing
Mongiy
Lingp
Suilee
Ds Ferrad
Naeme Pores
Kasse Innesday
Root
Lato
Ani
Gina
Winston
Dohisun
Ity
Johnsen
Vopeky
Kan
Dvenere
Dot Meyer
Meyer
Reagan
Senaté
Catalonia
Treasury
Congress
House of Commons
Conservat
Sen
Fub
Phe Parnellites
Charles Sen
Barry
UN Wate
Russell
Qos
Tewovane
Boe Mima
Plumb
House Committee On Pensions
Son, West
St. Paulo
Minn
Appcin
Monty
Ron Faulkton
Guys
Eckblatt
Thiy
Niles Northwest
Hic
Sherall
Mbrasiptou
Congressional
Tetsbas
Senate—Allonje
Hinds
Graok
Javenul
Cioller Musa
Chandler
Lowry
Sual Wuiber
Wits
Ashibab Shail
Leeuw Frov
Sheers Wan
Hia
Raul
Lawler
Lings, Talodash
Wyoming
Mes Marius
Keorgio
Sislinise Sion
Tie Tion
St Sevese Autél LD O'Chagk
Senate
House
Heery
Sen. Davis
Witiasshep
Sen. Phanih
Flamb
Hones
Department For Information
Arc
San Francisco
Florida
Sesson
Tha House
Voorhees
Sen. Hale
Sen. Voorhees
Morzu’s
Culivtad Raon
Moxpay
Marcall
Swiate
Atchison, Kans
Monse
Secretary of State
Wonderson
Wells
United
Springer
Nhey
14Th Street
Willard's
Willard’s
WeeLang Union Lainkis
Misia
Marrun
Talia
Lililios
Aperabor
MIX National
Richard Dale Owen Nead
Kentucky
L Tornady
Horace Gre Doghun
Migs Cheney
Chours
Layie
Bayer
Inguaras
Theda Waite
Aed
Bronte
Jbia
Atlanta Constitution
Turdock
Liverpool
Onford
Wibridge
Danae
Beno
Paysount
Wis
Mulwaukee
Moyee
Jack McAuliffe
vaibAgeblx
Mareh
A. Deno
Commissioner of Indian Affairy
Waseixeros
Sanne-Pena
Raven
Sax
Singapore
Amoya
Ewatow
Athera
Ibina
Arizona Ricker
Silver Bend
George Alfred Townsend
George
Lew Smith
Poy
Onus
Ie Greatest
West
Las An
Eutlery
Blmink
Tre Meighty West
Percen
Ul Bold
Snd
Grant
Belgium
Meuse
Dromme
Normandy
Soucy
Witlch
Derbyshire
Brygkinl
Ulose
Cephalonia
Jiunysine
Itayyyew
Vane
Mexico
Seakbore
Yucatan
Rulock
Down
Hye
Williaa
Wadelinnd
Plin- Giljon
Strentin
Kin 2A
Buffalo
Aruss
Bakyeen Entérranesn
Rio Grande
Sun Lake
Amars
Rio Hondo
Santa Fe
Lenge
Pool
Fort High
San Francisco ‘Chronicle
New Mexico
Sundla
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