Ex Governor Anthony Dead In Konus Telegrams In Brief
Ex Governor George T. Anthony of Konus is dead. The Alabama statewide result shows a Democratic majority of 39,668. News items note New York streetcars all-motor, Chicago speculators, Scilly Isles voyage, and warrants totaling 4,938,036 for pay. Reports also mention Vanderbilt’s condition, a Chattanooga broker’s death, and various political and criminal updates.
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Knights of Labor
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Pratt
R. ‘Ty Wilson, Jr
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Thomas Hall
Uren
Isob Thompsen
Carter
Speague, Smith & Co
Dewiera
Franklin Parish
Louisiana
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Alexander MacGrigor
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
Detroit
Selma
Ala
GR. Huder
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Columbus
Dunden & Bergen
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Y. H. Hoyt & Co
Philadelphia Gothiers
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Dr. Talmage
Enid
Charles A. Seluert
Burea
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H. Guilford
Philadelphia
Uunnal
Saratage
McIntyre & Wilsons
Oskiloosa
Loas
Horton
Criminal Court
Atlante City
Yorcy
Carlisle
Maple
Wilson
South Chicago Ship Building Company
Tutus G. Russell
New Hayes
Garfield Memorial
Bhurea
Washington, D.C
Washington
Mr. Sewall
David H. Ramsoy
Denver
Gal
Mattie Clark
United States Penitentiary
Fort Leavenworth
East
Sam Miila
Dove
Alfred Montgomery
Paimer
Bloomington
Henry Tuescher
Burlington
Krekel
Thomas E. Watson
Sewell
Milwadukee
Cramp
Bahcack Manufacturing Company
Watertown
Indiana Spiritualists
Anderson
Ind
Elizabeth Stansbury Kirkland
Kirkland School
Mason BP
Mary
Department of the Town
Grand Army of the Republic
Gavin D. High
Oakland ‘Rims
William B. Dingee
Gukland Water Company
National Apple Shippers
Matthew Addy
Addyston Pipe and Ereol Company
Mount Auburn
Cincinnati
Edward 5. Bragg
Wisconsin
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Denver Lae International Trust Company
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Oklahoma Territory
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Elizabeth Cummings
Seattle
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Long Island City
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West Fifty- Eighth Street
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Buena Park
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Mackay
London
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Syracuse
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Trades and Labor Assembly
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Milwaukee
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McKinley
Evansville
Indianapolis
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Wash
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Rudolph Gerkow
Platter
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Terry James
James
Hall
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Ridgetown
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Danville
F. M. Davis
Mich
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Neenab
Wis
Spear
Greencastle
Sammuel Wootruff
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Wiliam H. Sharpe
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Sir William Grove
Turbulent foreign affairs and distant events across nations
The report cites Russia’s czar in fragile health and Turkey denying paper money issuance while Turkish officials face seven months of unpaid salaries. A Welsh mine disaster entombs forty, a tidal surge hits the Yelow Sea coast drowning thousands, and various political and scientific notices span London parliament, Edinburgh honors, and Arctic exploration progress.
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Sublime Porte
Turkey
Bryneoch
Neath
Wales
Li Bung Chang
House of Commons
Yellow Sea
Cty
Edinburgh
Martin Conway
Spitzbergen
University of Edinburgh
Francia Amasa Walker
Massachusetts Testitute of Technology
Lisbon
Great Britain
Brazil
Trinidad
General Weyler
Spain
Cuba
Vanderbilt Heiress Bride-To-Be To Marry Whitneys Heirs
The Vanderbilt wedding plans center on Miss Gerrrudge Vanderbilt and Harry Payne Whitney with a Breakers Newport setting. Expected August near Breakers amid lavish preparations by a large staff and famed cuisine. The match links two top American families, with Vanderbilt wealth and Whitney prominence shaping events.
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Quany
Vandernlit
Miseanna Gould
Count de Castellane
Gerrrudge Vanderbilt
Daugher
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
William Collins Whitney
Vanderbilt
Ducing
Miss Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Waitney
Tie Gradual
Yale
New York
W. C. Whitney
Loussaland
Old Westbury
Long Island
Mr. Whitney
Eld. Morgan
J.D. Lanier
General Torrence
Chicago
Meadowbrook Hunt Club
Lews
Fifth Avenuet
Fifty-seventh Street
Whitney
David H. Greer
St. Bartholomew's Church
Madison Avenue
The Silent Rise of Gentle Temper in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia Public Ledger Lexter piece traces the historical punishment of women labeled scolds, detailing ducking stools and the brank, and contrasts these brutal methods with modern milder forms. It argues better living standards and wages have reduced domestic scolding, noting enduring social change.
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Philadelphia
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