Warshfield World News in Home Happenings
Warshfield Times reports a wide mix of world news and local blurbs. Col John Ward, famous New Yorker, dies. a Cleveland yacht gale capsizes vessels. 18000 wheelmen parade in Louisville. heat claims sixteen lives in Arwensburg Ky. Mississippi and New York items reflect political, social, and economic events across the nation with multiple deaths, appointments, and policy notes.
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John Ward
Cleveland
Louisville
Arwensburg
South Dakota
Heboville
al Mobile
Ala
Jeremiah
Bulliyan
Alfred Delagan Davis
United States Circuit Court
Fargo
N. D
George Meyer
New York
Samuel B. Price
Carbon County
Hazleton
Bryan
Gi. Frank
Porto
Duane Auvertor
P. C. Jones
Hawaii
San Francisco
Missouri Democrats
A. M. Dockery
Dallas
Texas
Hetherington & Nelson
Dealera
Lin Bilicles
Limerick Earl Dead and Global News Briefs
The article surveys international items: William Hale John Charles, third Earl of Limerick, dies with 16 others reported dead. Li Hung Chang remains a dominant figure in London. Andree’s balloon reportedly sighted in British Columbia. Lady Tennyson dies in England. A total solar eclipse observed in Norway and Japan. Robert Fuouyih, a Montreal marble dealer, faces $60,000 liabilities after an assignment. Rumor of Prince Hehenlone’s resignation denied. England allegedly seizes Mexican stone of Glarian for a coaling station. Germany Japan commercial treaty affirmed by Japan’s privy council. Czar of Russia anxiously watches renewed nihilist activity. Standard Bank of Toronto says American dollars or silver certificates discounted at 10 percent. Cloud cover foils observations of a near-total eclipse at Vadso and St. Petersburg Rogsa. Clara Barron, Red Cross president, returns from Armenia after relief work. George H. Murray and J. W. Longley elected to Nova Scotia assembly without opposition.
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Union Veterans’ Patriotic League
Deniel
Sickles
New York
McKinlay
Washington
William Jeanings Bryan
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Steemer St. Paul
Point Placa
California
Baron John von Heckeren
Baron von Heckeren
Nymegen
Halland
Merced
Cal
Mr. Bryan
Canton
Maj. McKinley
C. B. Winthroy
James Campbell
San Francisco
Oakland
Chicago
Walter Scott
Bauer & Scott
Stone
Calumet Avenue
Clara Parish
W. Co. 1
Paris
Ill
St. Louis
Cail
Japan
Misa Jennie Smith
Mortis Romaine
Brooklyn
Fndice Ruddiman
Lamont
B. S. Bragg
Wisconsin
Andy McDonald
James Begga
Bert Dil
William Clark
Huntington
W. Va
Cary Anderson
Wall
Laetian
W.W. Marana
Harvey
William Hale
John Charles
Earl of Limerick
Li Hung Chang
London
Andree
British Columbia
Germany
England
Glarian
Russia
Nfo
Standard Bank of Toronto
Cierata
Vadso
Nova Zembia
Sh Petersburg
Rogsa
Mis
No Horseless Carriages Yet In This Country
A New York Recorder note recalls early experiments in steam and electric carriages, referencing Paris enthusiasm and British parliamentary bans. It contrasts Britain’s four mile per hour limit with red flag rules to modern prospects for practical horseless carriages here and abroad.
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Paris
Sure Rent Cuastors -Magazine
Murdoch
Britisher
Redvith
Parioh
Richard Tangye
Birmingham
England
Wsk
Great Britain
New York Recorder
Stealing of Pet Animals Plagues the Countryside
The New York Ledger reports bitter complaints about organized gangs stealing domestic and pet animals. The thieves, acting in concert, move animals long distances within hours of arrival and even kill some when rewards fail to meet their demands, placing them near owners as warnings.
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New York
Jedger
Danger of Collapse in Boom Economy
A terse editorial warns that presidential booms rely on gas and truth, cautioning against overconfidence as key supports appear fragile and precarious.
Texsa revelations reshape Tillman’s Texas view
A fragmentary note describes Tillman realizing the vast dimensions of Texas after exposure to Texsa, noting that prior impressions were changed long ago by further information. The source emphasizes a shift in understanding brought on by Texsa.
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Tillman
Verrell
Texas
May and the Duke of Manchester Rumor Sparks Newport Gossip
Newport gossip centers on an alleged international marriage between May Van Alen, daughter of James J. Van Alen, and the young duke of Manchester, who turns twenty. The tale recalls earlier Astor-Van Alen ties, family disputes, and society connections across Paris, London, and American elites, with lingering questions about wealth and status.
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James J. van Aten
Vanderblit
Newport
Mica May van Alen
James J. van Alen
Duke of Manchester
Duchess of Manchester
Newport society saga of Miss Van Alen and duke
The piece outlines Miss May Van Alen stepping into New York and Newport society as a likely future bride for the young duke of Manchester. It notes her Paris birth, American mother linked to Miss Astor, and a gala coming-out at Mr. Van Alen’s Newport home hosted by Mrs. Astor.
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May van Alen
van Alen
Newport
William Astor
Jenny John Jacob Astor
Mr. van Alen
Aebor
Astors
van Alens
Mre. van Alen
Montagu
Eton
Oxford
Embolton Castle
Brampton Park
Huntingtonshire
Tattleragee Castle
County Armagh
Ireland
Henry Montagu
England
Earl of
Manchester
Earl of Manchester
William of Orange
Duke of Manchester
Consuélo Yanaga
Antonio ‘Tznaga de Valle
Ravenswood
George Victor Drogo Montagu
Mandeville
Duke of
Lady Mandeville
Wd Mes
Willie K. Vanderblig
Lady Mandevills
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Consudto
John Brown Family Faces Loss After Virginia Scarfold Death
Time is removing eight children four sons and four daughters who survived their father's death on the scarfold in Virginia. The four children of the second marriage Salmon Aane.
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Mra. Adama
Sarah
Ellen
Fablinger
Saratoga
Cal
Salmon
Caleifornia
Washington
California
Adanse
Petrolia
Meniocing River
Leigh
San Jose
Nilen
Brown
Jagon
Akron
Ohio
Owen
Pasadena
Ruth
Mca
Henry Thompson
Fagadena
May
Perenta
Jason
Julia, Jr
Palin Bay
Ieland
Lake Erie
John Brown, Jr
Jobe Brown
Pennsylvania
North Est
Kansas
Gesawatomie
Scarfold
Virginia
Good Samaritan Rescues Bath Sponge From Street Scene
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer blurb a denizen recalls an old soak and a generous passerby who lifts a discarded bath sponge from the gutter. The stranger’s gesture is framed as a late effort to redeem past pride and restore dignity to the stranded item.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Beasts Rim to Death in Winter Train Conversation
A New York World excerpt describes a tense winter train encounter between a Canadian passenger and a Maine traveler. The Maine man toys with a cork in his pocket as the Canadian remarks on a deeper lie, while the Maine interlocutor adds a cutting reply about a local habitant.
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Canada
Maine
Habitant
New York World
Real Poverty: A Woman Too Poor to Own a Bicycle
A vivid account portrays the extreme poverty of a woman described as facing one of the most pitiful cases. The text emphasizes her inability to own even a bicycle, underscoring dire economic hardship and social neglect.
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