Labor unrest sparks vote to oust workers at plant
Telegrams report job actions in several states. Workers vote to eject fry thousand? laborers in a building project. Reconciliation of wages at a union plant leads to likely strike continuation. Judge Abner Smith issues injunction affecting contractors Falkennu Bros from employing workers on the Stock Exchange building project.
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Qades
Dickinson
Cinion
Enky
Scomble
Gtucuzo
Abner Smvith
Falkennu Bros
Exehnze
Utila Hunters
Political shifts and notable nominations in early forums
W Vilus chairs the senate committee on post offices. Frank B Doran nominated for mayor by St Paul Republicans. Fames 1 O'Brien named by the president as United States attorney for North Dakota. Col Hyath, famed Gettysburg commander, is in jail. Charles Canning, former Democratic congressional candidate, commits suicide at Hendrum Minnesota.
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W. Vilus
Caude
Senate Committee On
Frank B. Doran
St Paul
Fames
O'Brien
United States Attorney
North Dakota
Col. Hyath
Amous Gettsburg
Charles Canning
Congress
Hendrum
Mino
Obituary Roundup of Noted Figures Across Industries
The obituary notices report the deaths of Joan Clark of Palsley near Jland at 67, T. P Drake linked to Rockford Watch and Die wade, in Bloea New York. Rev Edwin G. Bissell professor at McCormick Seminary died of pneumonia. Luomas Coke Sharp longtime western newspaper man died in Covihagé at 76. The marquis of Ailesbury, connected to Ytothe Testes music teller, debts at 1 250 000. John W. Palmon Sanford’s Star theater manager died of pneumonia in New York. Jones Warren Wilder Butterick Publishing co founder and longtime president died in New York. Wilder born Sterling in 1832.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Clark
Palsley, Jland
T. P Drake
Wade
Rockford Watch Company
Bloea
N.Y
Hdwin G. Bissell
Hebr
McCormick Theolesient Seminary
Pneemonia
Tudge ‘Luomas Coke Sharp
Covihagé
Marquis of
aAilesbary
Marriad
Ytothe ‘Testes
Dew
John W. Palmon
Sanford
Star Theater
Liooxlyn
Metropolitan Hotel
New York City
Pauemonia
Jones Warren Wilder
Butterick Publishing Company
New York
Willer
Sterling
Winter wheat yield and banking tax repeal debate noted
Government report prices winter wheat at a yield near 268,000,000 bushels while prospects for passage of a bank tax repeal bill falter in both houses. Senate action on pensions and interior appropriations dominates as postures shift within the Republican and committee leadership amid broader fiscal debates.
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Sut
Bret Witer
Bering Seanah
Addetinel
Divaiebin Baey Reed
Wilson
Goll Manor
Bluwfields
Sumner Pater
Wale
Ned Bebo
Senate
Voit
Wes
Santi B. Colanitt
Teate
Colquitt
Fulze Caldwell
W. Badcock
Wisconsin
L. D. Apsleys
Massachusetts
Att Bebeock
Italian Royals Visit Queen Victoria in Florence
In a foreign affairs note, the King and Queen of Italy visited Queen Victoria in Florence and then returned to Rome. The event underscores evolving relations as governments discuss state matters beyond domestic borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Fords
Italy
Florence
Rome
Mixed 19th Century Headlines From The Far Reaches Of News
A collage of dispatches reports political wins in the Rosebery government and territorial shifts in Africa and the Americas. Warship disputes, labor explosions, and crime notes thread through, with court actions and notable arrests shaping a bustling, uncertain period.
List of Atlantic Storm Casualties and Damages
A severe Atlantic storm caused multiple disasters along the coast. Fatal wrecks near Thames Fort Clix and Mile Waukes, two drownings aboard the schooner Island City, and a keelboat incident. A Williamsburg house collapse buried ten. five others missing. Fires destroyed Glamorain lin systems and a Long Beach hotel. total insured losses around 65,000 dollars.
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Ufe
Atlantic
Hornes
Amiratus
Tanchinrg
Misgullany and Legislative Drift in Early 20th Century Debates
A fragmented report notes a Senate tilt over Wilsons bill in New York and mentions Great Western shops to be built at Oelwein with private capital ready to back underground plans. It cites an Indiana fee law unconstitutional due to Shelby county exclusion and references L G Garrett of St Louis tied to Burlington car sheds. A horse race at a Rochester theater ends with a frightened horse jumping into the orchestra, with no serious injuries.
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Ature
Echasc
New York
Tilt
Chicago
Oelwein
Loch
Nnikn
St. Louis
Burlington
Old Kentucky
Rochester
License revoked over unsatisfactory nonwaiver by New York insurer
The Clinois superintendent of inter ance revoked the license of the American Employer's Liability Tosur ance company of New York due to an unsatisfactory nonvastrtement. Merritts of Duluth sued Wetmore and the American Bster Barge company for 700000 over alleged illegal stock transfer. Democrats of Maconpia county Illinois instructed delegates to back a new United States senator candidate. Charles Streuss obtained an injunction from Judge Gildersleeve restraining Joan Jacob Astoy from building a stable at Sixty fifth Street and Madison Avenue. The steamship Sarnia arrived at Wallfax from Liverpool with 700 passengers, over 500 immigrants headed to Gularia and Manitoba. A Detroit meeting formed to perfect the Draggists National association and organize dealers as Universal Trade association.
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Clinois
Interance
Tosurance Company
New York
Becauss
Merritts
Duluth
W. G. Wetmore
American Bstert Barge Company
Wetmore
Deimocmrs
Maconpia County
Inois
Gularia
Manitoba
Draggists’ National Association
Detroit
Mich
Universal Trade Association
Speedy Bills Debated in Parliament Amid Confidence
Report notes rapid pass of Borias seu question and lawmakers vouch for fairness of Americans. Breckinridge hints at congressional run despite ongoing trial. Banquet remarks in Boston praise reforms and party loyalty.
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Breckinridge
Congress
Bost
Comptraliat Rekals
Father Phalan
Western Church
St. Leas
Archbishop Kane
Wheeler Packhii
New York
Mortintie Dondholders
South Carolina
William Buel
la Porte
Ind
Lake Shore
Chadron
Neb
Newell
Parsons
Saginaw
Mick
Milwaukie
Wiseaash
Jiforpia
Salad Ietorin
Union Pacifi
Waitana
Ancient Exeter Couple Celebrates Diamond Wedding Milestone
Lawton A Sherman and wife Mary Ann Sherman of Exeter marked their diamond wedding anniversary, a rarity after 60 years of marriage. Born in 1796, Mr Sherman is 99 and Mrs Sherman is 97. they lived in Exeter then Coveney and Providence, raised seven children, with four still living and twenty grandchildren.
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India
Oilver Pare
Lawton A
Exeter
Sheman
Coveney
Mary Ann Sherman
Alfred
Wiliam A. Snerman
Worcester
Toua
Sherman
Mr. Siershup
Red Noble
Wilk
Nsepeslgut
Alubis Alibi Questioned in Breckinridge Case
Unclear text discusses Breckinridge alibi with references to the New York World. details and context are damaged and not fully readable.
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Breckinridge
Neta Bhiakes
New York World
Colorado Voters Face Three Governors for November
The Washington Post notes Colorado voters will choose among three candidates for governor in the upcoming November election, signaling a contested race with multiple frontrunners.
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Colorado
Congressional News Roundup From Early Washington Sessions
April reports detail scarce gallery attendance as Senate debates tariff policy with Lodge opposing the tariff bill while leaders push a orderly schedule. House activity notes post office funding debates, reform proposals, and a confrontation over a quorum, with rules drafted to penalize voting absences.
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Washington
Senate
Wolcott
United States
Aly
Adiipichs
Sjous
Allen
Committee On
Lodge
Masathmeetts
Hour
New York
Gray
House
Yellowstone Park
United States District Court of
Mass. Y
Atlanta
New Orleans
Bryan
Nebraska
Reed
Driving Out the Grizzlins in Western Alaska
A fragmentary account describes a famed grizzly known as the guzaly boar and its shift from direct raiding to preying on cattle and sheep. It notes hunters seeking new opportunities across western Alaska between Sitka and Coron line, with emphasis on tougher game and longer journeys.
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Anibal
Weil
California
Griaaly
Merve
Erigaly
Pranesses Coronlele
Alaska
Sitke
Giant Kodiak bears stalk Alaska coast in rugged habitat
The article describes the Kodiak bear, its immense size from six to twelve feet long and 500 to 1500 pounds, and notes its fierce nature. It details preferred hunting grounds on Oonalaska and Kadivk islands, the prevalence of bears near salmon rivers, and travel routes through wooded western shores to steeper hills.
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Oonalaska
Lae Reval
Phils
Tktys
Alaska
Uylis
Death penalty debate echoed in European and American notes
A historical note argues that abolition of the death penalty in Europe reduces crime while abolition in U S states correlates with crime rises and reimposition lowers it. It lists states with and without capital punishment and discusses related research findings and potential implications.
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Europe
Mumler
The
Union
United
IoneLing
Maine
Mlenxan Sud
Wiscomssa
sweeTis
Efe Tava
Hunrigonu
Marty Peauley
Preise
Fringe Ventriloquism and Spirit Beliefs in Early Texts
The fragment discusses ventriloquism used by people to channel spirits and convey messages. It notes how ancient scriptures and early beliefs described spirit advice and the role of priests, with references to historical texts and reactions from clergy in Saint Louis Globe-Democrat.
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Tius
Marcy
Parsons Avin Oils
Peedie Hitt
SL. Louis Globe-Memeerat
The Overgrown GIT The Miss Debutante Dilemma
A satirical portrait of a girl teased for being between childhood and debutante adulthood. The piece notes her age limits for dresses and hair, her discomfort in fashion norms, and her mother’s uncertainty about the right age to begin debutante styling.
Legend of the Styx River and its deadly waters
The Styx in Nonacris Arcadia is described as a venomous river whose cold drink could kill. It is linked to myth of Alexander the Great dying from a draught, and gods are said to swear by its waters as an inviolable oath, punished by Jupiter for perjury.
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Sty
Nonacris
Arcadia
Alexander the Great
Styx
Jupiter
Secret convention in Indianapolis by Indiana American Protective Association
Delegates representing the American Protective Association of Indiana meet in secrecy at Indianapolis to discuss goals and strategies. The closed gathering focuses on organizational aims and future actions within the state.
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American Protective Association of Indiana
Indianapolta
Itinerant chatter a fragment from Detroit Fret Press and New York Herald
A garbled dialogue captures a joking exchange on love dogs and dentistry with assorted names and stray phrases. The fragment references dentist advice Frankie and Madge and mentions newspapers, a patent scheme, and public sentiment as idle chatter.
Medieval Kitchen Misspellings Describe Boiled Hen Dish
A garbled, vintage recipe describes boiling a young turkey hen and making a smooth sauce with butter flour eggs and wine. The steps mention stirring constantly to prevent lumps and adding salt pepper and Madarin wine for flavor.
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Eldeken Pluk
Fragmentary quotation from Parmer Corntessel case at hotel room
The readable passage shows a wife questioning whether her husband heard an odd phrase about a suspect and a correspondent’s reply about truth, suspicion, and possible societal naming. The text is garbled and offers limited context about a broader incident.
Middenpolis vuuider faces ant-option defeat and criticizes Pillsbury
The Middenpolis vuuider of commerce lost to the ant-option and in passing attacked President Pillsbury, drawing comment on leadership.
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Pillsbury
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