Telegrams In Brief Mixed World News Notes
A chaotic telegraphic summary reports on German Army betting bans, Antonio insula operations, Japan planning an exposition in ISG Hloge, and various parliamentary and legal notes. The piece references Admiral Mello, Lord Browne, and W. A. Baldwin among others, with sporadic mentions of disarmament talks and a Rome incident.
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Kanser Wilhel
Ltussi
Japan
Isg
Empire
Law Hue
Deaths of notable figures across multiple states reported
Obituary notices list Joseph Charles De ex-daystity minister of agriculture in Ottawa and other figures across New York North Carolina and Oregon. The text notes burial with honors and references to a TIME magazine president and legal figures, amid fragmented details and unclear affiliations.
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Joseph Charles
Otiwa
Canali
Tory A. Ives
New York
Faranadler
Dial
Asheville
N.C
Baltinao
Clifton Cywilys
Qin
Gruretlyals
Dork
Williams
Aha
Port Tid
Oregon
Multiple Disasters Hit Several States Injuring and Killing Several
A string of accidents across Iowa Ohio Wisconsin Oklahoma and Maryland reports boiler blasts fires and explosions. Victims include engineers Frank Brees and Wetherby and injured workers Md Veeraolt Grant Maris Charley Bostin and Sam Houston. The Davidson theater fire and a bus yard blast are noted.
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Pouuivotummig County
Breece
Bilubridge
Wetherby
Frank Brees
MD. Veeraolt
Grant Maris
Charley Bostin
Sam Houston
Lawless Doings Across Towns and Crimes Reported
A Virginia farmer hanged his two children and attempted self harm. In Iowa a man shot his estranged wife and killed himself after a divorce. Highwaymen robbed a Wells Fargo stage near California, netting about 2000 dollars. Violent clashes between police and strikers in Detroit left several dead or wounded as plates were taken at work. The crew of the Duleep Singh mutiny was reported with a death aboard. Rumors said Louis Menage, fugitive head of a loan firm, may return to Minneapolis next month.
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Oskitloosa
Low
George Croft
Mister
Cal
Wells
Duleep Singh
York Warrior
N Frons
Louis B. Menage
Northwestern Guarantee Loan
Minneapolis
Barry & Downing
Robberies and arrests sweep multiple cities
Reports describe a Nashville Michigan vault robbery with at least $2000 in gold seized. Incidents include an Indianapolis law office shooting and suit filing, a Brooklyn cleric’s arrest for stolen distyctive cents, a banker Folsom case in Albuquerque resulting in a five year sentence, and a San Francisco street robbery where masked men boarded a cir and robbed passengers.
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Nashville, Mich
Harrison
Indianapolis
W. MM. Cope
W. A. Bruning
A. C. Hiukis
Emil M. Pertacs
Edmund B. Walsh
Reformed Catholic Church
Brooklyn
Folsom
Albuquerque
First National Bank of Albuquerque
Amis
Slatin
Muidalat
Cir
Unclear 19th Century Dispatches Mixed With Global Briefs
Fragmented OCR text outlines health inspections, naval landings, conference talks, and trade figures. Mentions include horsepox concerns, Hancock Maryland port restrictions, canal voyage to Williamsport, possible Mexico City conference, Nit moil elections, sunery imperial ine exports, and various letters and political notes.
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Coxey
Hancock
Williamsport
Mexico
Nit Moil
Mirch
Herbert
Ivy West
Lloyd Phoenix
Carlisle
Michisi Supreme Court
Shakespeare in Chicago Park Draws Afternoon Crowd
In Chicago, Shakespeare in Jingo Park will be performed this afternoon as the House station walls off the stage. Congressman Aldrich's building plan for Chicago gains general approval, while a legal hearing on injunctions proceeds without impeachment recommendation. Opening league games end with mixed results across several teams amid rain delays. A fire killed Mrs Mary Cleftry and her sister Mrs William Doyle in Michigan. A New York bill to abolish half day Smoots passes assembly and heads to the governor. Father Quirk, in Illinois, denies A P A accusations of papal allegiance. Goat miners in the district face roping challenges.
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Shipespeare
Jingo Park
Ghicago
Bather
Wabnan
Ube
Welltiawim Clusiyso
Rank Lawler
Chicago
Congress
Sterf
Aldrich
Terktas
Bills
Baltimons
New Yorks
Bostons
Brooklyns
St Tious
Pittsburgsui Wasiingtons
Whiladelphias
Clnelnati
Toulsville
Monimore
Boston Boy
Herald
San Francisco
Mary Cleftry
William Doyle
Meonomee
Mich
Smooth Doles
New York
Orcana
Quirk
Rosgs
Meeting in Braidwood Decides Suspension of Work
A meeting at Braidwood Alabama agreed to comply with an order suspending work on April 21. Premiums collected by fire insurance companies reached 10 005 085 while paid losses totaled 4 991 372. A Deshler Ohio man narrowly escaped assault by a mole and an unrelated woman caused fallout with water. Indiana farmer James Sthoda, who advertised for a wife and drew over 100000 responses, was killed near Chesterton by a train.
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Mello
House of Lord
Commons
Pai
Quebec
W. A.C. Baldwin
San Remo
Italy
Layey Rossetti
William Michael Rossetti
Lord Maddox Browne
London
Bow Street
Howell Champs
Alee Pre
F. Jacques
Braidwood
Fize
Vor
Women Congress Promises Glittering San Francisco Event
The Women’s Congress to be held at the Mid Winter Fair in San Francisco next month will feature Mrs Ably Chenley, president of the board of managers, and speakers like Mrs Sarah B R Cooper and Mrs Edna Snell Poulson. The event aims to match the Chicago salon of the prior summer with notable writers educators and reformers among the roster.
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Womtan
San Francisco
Chicago
Bard of Managers
Ably Ghenley
Century
Lih
Porter Talmeray
Sara Prete Gare
California
Matty I McRoberts
Bugiteh
Electric motor advances promise safer home devices
The article discusses evolving electric motor technology aimed at powering household appliances like washing machines and writers. It notes past shortcomings in water motors and wind-up systems, praises newer compact motors, and mentions ongoing improvements to reduce parts and improve protection. Inventors and capitalists now have incentives to push ahead with safer, airless operation.
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Aimoeler
Amy
Sue Antehlia
Poser Tron
Electro Company
Etiquette Fatal in Spanish Court Ends in King’s Death
From Sale's Journal, a tale of rigid court etiquette in Spain that prevented aid during a deadly blaze. Philip III suffocated by heat as officers and servants, bound by ritual, delayed action until the fire forced him to call for relief, his fever and death following.
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Spain
Philip III
Polat
Erysinelas
Sale
Reed's presidential boom hinges on quorum in New York
The report notes Tom Reed’s bid gaining traction while New York figures remain pivotal for securing party support and sustaining momentum. Officials emphasize the importance of turnout and organizational strength to avoid vetoes or stalls in early stages.
Senate approves St Louis bridge plan and tariff debate
Washington April 18 The senate passes a bill authorizing a stone bridge across the St Louis river between Minnesota and Wisconsin. United States navy officer Dickens earns the cross of naval merit from the king of Spain. Senator Morrill attacks tariff policy and internal revenue plans during remarks, while Coxey petition resolution stalls in the senate. In the house, the appropriation bill moves forward as Lacey’s amendment on Hawaiian minister salaries fails.
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Washington
Senate
St. Louis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
I. W. Dickens
United States Navy
Morrill
Vermont
Fom Vernour
Aglenion
Polangemb
van Allen
Vitek Cleoumny
Walker
Snuek
Grosvenor
Wilson
Fen
Nebresky
Coxey
Aneffer
Perking
Lacey
Ilasyadl
Hawaii
Poland's Bloodiest Battle Remembers Raglowicz Century
The passage recalls Poland's bloodiest clash a century ago near Raglowicz where General Noseinsko led 90,000 troops to defeat 40,000 Russians. The event stands as a pivotal moment in Poland's struggle against czarist power and is still vividly remembered by the nation.
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Poland
Noseinsko
Raglowicz
Polish Celebration in Philadelphia Holds 100th Anniversary Cheer
A Polish city celebration started at 10 a.m. with Mass at St Adelbeth Church, joined by Father Malushki. A parade to Girard Avenue followed, led by Grand Marshal Slombkowiski, ending in a public meeting with songs, praises for Koselisko, and remarks on Polish achievements and the 100th anniversary of a historic event.
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Ihiladelphia
St. Adelbeth
Vienna
Memphis
Malushki
Kopnythiendes
Slombowisk
Acasimis
Girard Avenue
Eighth Street
Muluserk
Koselisko
Kt Nolan
General paralysis cases and insanity trends in Wisconsin data
The article surveys insanity and general paralysis across regions, noting low awareness among certain races and uneven death rates. Wisconsin shows revived figures with 1,726,000 population and about 2,260 patients in the state, with hospital growth and recoveries modest in the year.
Mask Model Aly Gl Atypo and The Art Club Controversy
A masked model and dancer associated with the art club faces scrutiny over posing for a life study. Questions arise about the model’s identity and the people connected to the session. Rumors mention pay rates and weekly hours as part of the dispute affecting the group.
Insanity Studies Across Nations Reported in Historic Journal
The American Journal of Insanity edited by Dr. Blumer discusses global views on mental illness and policy. It cites New South Wales Ireland Cape Colony and English experiences, comparing insanity rates among Irish English natives and various races with data from 1870 to 1891 and noting migration effects and care facilities.
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American Journal of Tngiulty
G A. Blumer
Utica State Hospital
New York
Republisen
Elven
New Yorks
Hans eLirrest
Huhnea
Wwe
Dni Xs
Lanmpoe
Adaevadd
Albany
Ghishylay Ross
Nayea
Australia
RGN
New South Wales
Lsl
Amane
Insley
Arthur Mitenell
Ireland
England
Scothand
Apel Journal
Cape Colony
South Afria
Greenlees
Grahamstown
Faglandt
The Quiet Fray of Theos and Firat in a Medical Allegory
The text describes a heated discourse on medical remedies and the sensational effects of a ritual or treatment. It cites a “beating medicinal sate” affecting nerves, stomach, bowels, blood, and digestion while claiming benefits beyond a mere medicine. It mentions regions like North and South America and Australia in a global health frame.
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Lee
Nice
Ikinggie
Nery
America
Gunemala
Wanama
Australia
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