Telegrams in Briar reveal troop movements and health updates
Telegrams from Manila and beyond report 430 new enlistments increasing total to 4267, Sheridadt arrival with troops for General Otis, sinking of Merrimat deemed a mistake, Minnesota unit to sail home on the Suede, and other dispatches. Health news notes no yellow fever, reduced contagions, Dewey health, pension for a Shanghai veteran, and Martin transport loss of three aboard with 478 aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridadt
Manlia
Otis
McCalia
Merrimat
Minnesota
Gregorio Agrapay
Manila
Honghong
Pilipina Tinta
Talucha
Hatana
Lee
Hava
Dewey
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Mascagni Comnesad
van Wyck
Admiral Dewey
Sianghai
China
Navy
Olympa
Clunesey
Martin
Adm
Jackson
South Dakota
Andre Joinson
Firs
Montana
D. Ballwin
North Dalla
Fl. A. Brett
South Takots
Unclear 19th Century News Fragments
Fragmented and garbled report listing diverse items: cremations, arrivals, strikes, riots, violence, canal projects, labor conventions, gatherings, and political notes. Mentions Ingersoll, Charles Frohman, Northern Pacific, Cleveland mobs, New York clothing workers, and Alaska talks amid widespread confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ingersoll
Aleer
Detroit
Volon Pacific
Charles Frohman
Bangs
Cleveland
New York
Ple
Levy Alger Bude
Wba
Aia
Eollisies
Washington
Gauvier
Chick Fillmolt
le Leech Lake
Ming
Gideon J. Tucker
Gecre- Sonic
N York City
Dle
Central Federated Labor Waion
Fragmented notes from a late 19th century dispatch
A garbled summary of diverse items reports lynching in Georgia, a Minnesota arrest over a Wisconsin Central train hold up, deaths of Rev. Coffman and others, tax and political disputes, labor unrest, various disasters, and political shifts. Names include Joseph Coffman, Ada actress, and General freight agents. events span Ohio, New York, Chicago, and Memphis areas with scattered dates and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogelbee
Scafford
Minnneapolis
Wisconsin Central
Joseph Samuel Coffman
United States
Elkhart
Ind
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Coser
Mienhattan
Nohan Franke
Anna That
Anna Dimon
Elroy Dimon
Msarmidk Mamiaot
Sycamire
Gane
Parsons
New York
Loo
Te Warren
Ohio
Aancrean al Tout Company
Chicago
People's Gas Laight and Coke Company
Ehen
Ogden Properti
Ada
Jon
C. He & P. Elevarat
Toledo
Brooklyn Heights
Ros
Bar-Bone Tassuibyin Markham
Calis
Allan Thomas Wells
Ganeral Freight Agant
Penver
Rio
Memphis
Ose F. Lackey
Yellow Lever
Wrother-In-Law
Abell
Pallinvore
Fort Gibson
Tuvsi
Calfornia Walle
Wwe Tertman
Ted Ae
Seremcisso
Burte
Scandia Bank
Minneiello
Jntimaces
Thom Wtferson
Ms Cor of
Christain
Fitss College
Sawyer
Wey
Chisuso
Sien
George Sayaton
Maio
Tae
Cetebers
Cape Uretar
Ny B
International Sofusing
Li Jele Cijneiown
Wits
Sons
Sue
State Department
Brown
Transvaal
Ubide Aetnamill and Spara
Chilfaut & Co
Ict. A
Fragmented notices mix war, crime and disaster headlines
The jumble reports Mrs Rich awaiting a Mexico murder trial, rail rate changes from Seattle to Chicago, a Forest City blaze destroying twelve buildings, drownings near Cadwell, and plans for airship and monument ventures. Names include Mrs Rich, Edna Curtis, Mabel New, Manzer, and Robert J. Thompson, with varied locales from Mexico and Alaska to New York and Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Chiesge
Mabel New
Daventur A. de Bansses
Starsconcinentaal Navagition Company
New York
Pavis
Sennlay Devest
Villemi
Yokohon
God
Rober J. Thompson
Shereniry
Lafayette Monumens
Lis
Paris
Pioneers’ Society
Fragmented Notions From a Global Cable Dispatch
A garbled OCR style summary references the Kaiser, Mrs Gowle, and the Dreyfus court, with French and British themes. Mentions include Suzanne Sheldan, Helen Macherh, Leagan, President Kruger, and a Transvaal arbitration context. Notes on a Paris military governor, a Jersey figure, and the Rustern Telegraph line to Australia appear, reflecting a chaotic mix of international cables and political chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gowle
Freel Cabinet
Rennes
France
Dreyfus Court
Suzanne Sheldan
Helen Macherhaye
Leagan
Kruger
Wesvi Sonics
Te Volksrhad Pay
Paris
Quimper
Department of Pinisterre
Jersey
la Merman
Langer
Rustern Telegraph Company
So H Africa
Austraiia
Wieney
Congress
Tigers and Leopards Bite Pain Uneven in Attacks
The report summarizes experiences with tiger and leopard bites highlighting variable pain. It cites Mr. J Han Sard, forest officer in Ceylon, mauled after a tiger seized him. Other cases mention arm and neck injuries, teeth biting, and differing reactions, noting some victims felt intense pain while others felt little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirst
J. Han Sard
Ceylon
Leopar
W. A. Willock
Indian Civil Service
Mr. Baker
North Cachan
Brownlow
R. E
His ideal woman believes everything he says
A humorous quip contrasts the average man's expectations with his view of an ideal partner. The line implies a stereotype about truthfulness and receptiveness in relationships, reflecting a dated social tone.
Two Warships Sent to San Domingo In Turbulent Cuba Era
The United States ordered cruiser New Orleans and gunboat Machias toward San Domingo waters amid unrest in Santo Domingo and Cuba. Secretary Long acted to preempt disturbances, while exiled leaders and local officials warned of possible revolutions and U S intervention to restore peace. Gomez is named as a Cuban figure eyeing Santo Domingo leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Long Yeaturday
St Iay
New Orleans
Newyork
San Domingo
Fumbeas Machias
St. Thomas
Gen
Attelarde
New York
Abctarie
Ibpri
Santo Domingo
United States
Tryat
Figuera
Jiminiz
Morales
Cuba
Heunganx
Erwin York
Srances
Callypor
Chienen
Taly
Tribune
Sive
Meurenux
Maximo Gomez
Gomez
Ma Otese
All Busting Work Stopped in Chicago Brickstrike
Ten thousand men were thrown out of employment as work halted on twenty brick buildings in progress during the second ton brickmakers strike. Bricklayers hod carriers quit Friday for lack of material and carpenters soon followed. An amicable adjustment conference is planned today between strikers and managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aguinaldo Arms Trade Across Hong Kong and Yokohama
A Washington dispatch reports Aguinaldo continues to obtain war supplies via German merchants in Hong Kong and Japanese merchants in Yokohama despite neutrality efforts. British naval patrols disrupt shipments, but temptations of high prices push some merchants to violate laws. Reports also describe battles near Tabay and Lalabae, including a clash that left officers and natives dead, and a proclamation by General Bates praising Americans as friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Washington
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Hong Kong
Yokohama
United States
Shadayan
Wit Gabuan
Pootwat
Manila
Talabay
Ishin
Paluayan
Lalabae
la Stend
Senght
Wis
Pune
Bates
Syle
Sulin
Potatoes See Record Harvest Hopes Across States
New York leads union potato output with Wisconsin and Minnesota close behind. Reports indicate yields could reach 250 to 260 million bushels if weather stays favorable, potentially lowering prices in fall then rising again in spring if conditions worsen. States like Kansas Missouri and Illinois enjoy good quality crops but remain cautious on total production and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Politioes
Kansas
Missouri
Iinois
Gatle “Murphy
Wisconsin
New York State
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Minnesota
New York
Mrs Foraker Dies in Hillsboro Run, July 23
Mrs Margaret Foraker mother of Senator Foraker died yesterday in Hillsboro after long illness. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Margaret Foraker
Seneter Foraker
Judge Morrow Dead One Wisconsin's Noted Attorney
Judge Josepha M. Morrow, a leading Wisconsin lawyer prominent in state and local politics, died suddenly at Sparta at 3 p.m. He served in the Monroe County assembly, was district attorney seven terms, led village boards, and held various public roles. Born 1832 in New York, he practiced law in Sparta until his death leaving a widow and one unmarried daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Josepha M. Morrow
Wisconsin
Eill
Morrow
Northwest
Democratic State Central Commuittee
Cleveland
Monroe County
Madison
Peghik
Morroz
B. Wyman
Viroqua
Morton
Chicago & Northwestern
Mallison
Yuraf Secret Society
Eixcles
Knights of Pythias
Joseph M. Morrow
East Aurora
Erie County
New York
Henry
Mary Morrow
East Aurora Academy
Ja W. Graves
Barno Sparta
T. W. Graves
Graves
Morrow & Masters
New York Fed. City Leads World in Food Consumption
New York consumes more food per capita than any city. Annual figures show about 3,000,000 pounds of butter weekly, 9,750,000 quarts of milk daily, 420,000 cans of solid meat, 2,200 tons of tea, and 7,400,000 gallons of soda consumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Renortion
New Yorker
Central Park
Architectural Act of Clubs at Middard Castle
Middard castle near Bath England reportedly dates from about 260 years ago and features a triangular design with rounded angles. Rumors claim Mr Resburk built the mansion during a night of gambling scheming, and it later passed to the Catholic Connolly family 120 years ago through marriage to Lewis Brancacao, the estate's former owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
England
Santa Agatha
Resburk
Connolly
Lewis Brancacaio
Tate
Famed French Women Necklace Made for Empress of Russia
Madame Lancelot-Crace created a necklace for the French government featuring 12 medals with the heads of France’s most famous women. The piece, inspired by Queen Margherita of Italy, is to be presented to the Russian empress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Lancelot-Crace
Ardlet
Margheritz
Italy
Russia
Last Night Reflections End With Bills and JoG Motif
A fragmentary dialogue shows a person recalling enjoying themselves but noting financial strain. The exchange includes a casual remark about being broke and a playful misstatement that reads as a garbled moment from a larger scene.
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Winttiaxs & de Guerr
Propristora
Brier
THE
Colonies
CABLE
Tiger
Patin
Macaals
Island
Up & Revolution
Henreaus
Cape Hellier
Henreaux
Santiago
Reas Alerros
Maes
Wamsena
Lve
Aroun Capermitten
Uy Meurenia
Sents Domingo
Licir
Doc Juan Teidor Tims Jnea
Malncainth
Fort de France
Sento Lomingy
Nortad
Hrarents
Phc Dav
Santa Tomingo
Timines
Veupeaus
Hevredux
Gomaz
Stirmish
Balabas Island
Calambia
Wigton
War Department
Catawba
Oatanba
Laguna de Bay
Washington Volunteers
Launcres
Cascoes
Caana Privatwharles Gleesmp
Thomas Totten
Michiel Sheridan
Herbert Tracey
Napoleon A White
Privrates Hinds
Plum G
Sawson
Dghy Phillips
Islie
Wallster
Ashland
Lawton
Santa Gia
BIG Potato Chops
Aosembly
Peck
Sixth Circuit
Architectural Act OF Clubs
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