Telegrams in Brief From a Turbulent Era Newswire
A jumbled digest reports roving political chatter and local incidents. It mentions Roosevelt weather rumblings in The Yellowstone pal, a Missouri birth, Illinois canvass results, and a Havana duel outcome. Also notes on street language policy, police actions, court cases, and various obituaries and political moves across states with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
Yellowstone Pal
Dall 1 Francia
Missouri
Ron Tally
Harrigan
Ciicage
Costa Reuiras
Stewaert of
Siam
C. Beller
Cleme
Joli Hoel
Global turmoil and notable deaths across 19th century headlines
A sweeping foreign brief reports the Holland strike called off but workers bow to orders, Velasquez government defeated, rebel leaders in play, and European officials en route to Algeria. Also noted are a Prussian assassination connection, a Maine comparison, passport arrests in St. Petersburg, and obituaries of Mary Roe, Albert Sabin, Charles Drew, Rev. Kitto, William Smith, and others in Indiana, Hinsdale, Chicago, and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadener
AL Aust
Texas
Faititay
Dun & Vols Revieww
Citas Leears
Anasell Sage of
New York
Uae
William al Sluxtay
Merry
Ashton
Tan Unied
Suveemeunt Oeoyg
Davis Wess
Stes
Vic
Pensavela
Pla
Wwer
Tirge Howard
Cowsul
Croad
Northern. Securities
Cultom
Lugun
de Withana Plate
Allwood
Hudson River
Bye
Standard Oland Steel Trust
Northern Securities
Coal Trust
Chicago
E. d. Novak
August Geringer
Boheman
Wael
New Yoas
James Howard
Iia
William Goebel
Kentucky
Tormers
Kalamazoo
Jexal Agne
Tate
Stock
Holland
San
Asne Boleyn
Thomas Lipton
Lond
Tien
Balkany
Turkey
Europe
Spain
America
St. Petersburg
Mary Ro
Indianapolis
Alvert V. Sabin
Hinsdale
Charles W. Drew
John Fenwick Kitto
London
William A. Smith
Huntington
W.W. Ya.tes
W. H. Milburn
Wisconsin Degisiawire and State Assembly Session Notes
In a Wisconsin Assembly session on April 14 the veto of the North bill was discussed and a day set aside. The House passed measures on soldiers and sailors monuments and Sunday juror pay, while consideration of the Barker bill to curb political lobbyists drew heated debate. Debates touched on game wardens, inspectors, and tim- ber agents with remarks about political influence and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lobbyista
Barker
Dahl
Arly Coffer
Cowling
Wallrich
Judiciary Committee
Timlin
Abraham Lincoln
Messrs
Smalley
Bradford
Dow
Stout
Whitehead
Assembly
D. Evans
Milwaukee
Trade appeal for colonial tobacco and sugar industries
An appeal urges the United States to ensure colonial governments share in a trade scheme for the benefit of a race, arguing duty-free Philippine imports would aid both sugar and tobacco sectors. It contends Philippine tobacco rests on American markets and home consumers would gain, while opposing tariff protections that favor a few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee County
Seen
Ieesauie
Aceon Phat
United States
Philippines
Athletic Feat of Miss Katie Barry
A fragmented reminiscence recounts Miss Katie Barry, a former member of a Chinese Roulette Seminary, who impressed peers with composure and vigor in athletics. The narrative shifts to a chance gym mishap when a trunk was blown into an airshaft, prompting a humorous remark about handling the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Barry
Ayariex
Wogreen Girls Seminary
Miss Barry
New York
Dave Low
Iss Barry
Boy favors the moot over the sun in playful remark
A boy asserts he cares more for the moot than the sun noting the sun shines only by day while the moon provides light at night. The quote reflects a child’s humorous take on usefulness and time of day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Aunt Jane consoles Bobby amid a ticn quip exchange
A humorous exchange unfolds with Aunt Jane telling Bobby not to cry after a fail while he jokes about a ticn challenge. The brief dialogue captures their playful dynamic and a sly reference to a Boston Transcript line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Bobby
Bird Life Cut Short by Destructive Insects and Fashion
Destruction of song birds continues despite laws and public sentiment. Audubon Society campaigns in New York and across the South warn dealers and the public of illegal traffic in birds and plumage. Articles cite declining bird populations, insect control, and the need to provide bird habitats, food, and shelter to restore and protect native species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Powell
Haged Iy Vicums
Audubon Societies
Moyey
Audubon Society
New York State
Wiliam Dutcher
Mars K. Jesup
Frank M. Chapman
William Dutcher
Prof. Hodge
England
Holge
Ami Lerrino
Uidh
Georgia
William . Hornaday
Moe
New York
Theodora Wood
Forbush
Chapmen
Cella Thaxter
Roosevelt
Bird Gore
Hodge
Jalube
Register
Eldiaren
Passing of the Shakers Millennial church fades in America
A fragmentary account notes the Shakers or Millennial church waning in numbers from about 5,000 to near 1,000. Founded by Annce the Mother of Saints, they reject sacraments and priesthood, elect elders of both genders, and practice restrained marriage and childrearing while emphasizing mystic spirituality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annce
America
Enilaren
Fabor
Stamina and Sand Needed for Success in Competition
The article stresses stamina as the essential quality for success amid fierce competition. It argues that without stamina a young man will fall behind, lose momentum, and be sidetracked, while those who possess it overcome numerous difficulties.
Mrs Newbride and Mrs Peck in standoff over recommendation
A judge records a dispute between Mrs Newbride and Mrs Peck over a recommendation. Mrs Oldhand urged 70 leave, but Mrs Peck refused to give a recommendation and would not go without one, leaving both women stubborn.
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Ueblyes
Havana
Sema ¥ Llluerdas
Garnieadia
Guba
Opaulsa Aulers
Aseria Chylatlah
Resa
Neil AL Apuulilt
Ds Weil
L. Howee
Porto
Dad
Washington
Miles
Luzon
John T.F. Young
John Caddle
Caudale
Whittaker Wright
Supreme Court
Rave
Congress
Thomas H. Tongue
Reginald Vanderbilt
Newport
A. G. Vanderbilt
Middletown
George W. Leavers
Post Office
Sau Waters
Walored
Wijte Iyn
Jl.allen
Bostuil
Norlols Va
Clemenc
New York City
Burdick
Pennell
Minnie Peterson
Miss Peterson
Joan E. Gallagher
George Holmes
John E. Quene
Tannie Mass
Seattle
Faunton
Bering Sea
Fisilan Islands
Siberia
Korea
Tohina
Japan
Melin
Soni Pars Vranch
Colorado and
Suva
Gosasen
Col
Culpa
Aoor Deep
Lye Stock
Leo
Denver
Springer
National Tava Stock Association
Speklines
Toronto
Wes
Canada
Montreal
Totowwine
Halifas
Ostawa
Mpeg
Senate
Santa Barbar
Cal
John Tredway
Dubuque
Tredway Hardware Company
Chelatian A. Loeber
Albert H. Chester
New Brunswick
Geological Museum
Rutgers College
Charlotte R. Warren
John Elais Warren
Richfield Springs
AL Lancaster
Charles M Hiowell
Jonk &. Jones
Jmand of Trustees
Ohio Solders
Nenia
Delaware
Willams Jr
Bloomington
Gio
Willams
Precnge
Tor Miller
New York Manhattan
Joanna Mills
Ledee Ding
Stuve
Springfield
Sangamon
Wee
Jennie M. Jewett
Wy. A. Jewett
Colorado
Jewett
Homer Warren Hawg
Pasadena
Howe & Davidsou Company
Ruthahd
James D. Craig
Rogers Park
Pneumor
Craig
Wilmington del
Michigan
Homeapathic Medical Association
National Medical Go
Albert Wy Cre
John L. Healy
Joan D. Cheveland
Chico
James D. Ovals
Wisconsin
Degisiawire
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Agril
Tigi
Devil Evans
Lore Opaaktbiy
Pasilens
Aps
Aeihe
Tollaw
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