World News Bulletin On Russo Turkish War And Americas
The item reports Bulgarian frontier spread of the Macedonian revolt, Russian and Austrian confirmations of atrocities, and Turkish actions in Adrianople. It also notes political maneuverings in the United States with Roosevelt at Oyster Bay, predictions on governors, and campaign openings as well as a broad digest of domestic sports, crimes, accidents, and infrastructure news across numerous states and cities.
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Bulgaria
Italy
Turkey
Micsilayet
Adrianople
Turkah
Cjelals
Black Sea
Monastira
Sunater Cydinmty
Gey
Odell
Roosevelt
Oyster Tay
Cherub
Arteries J. W. Folk
St. Louis
United States
Colutican
Tom I. Johnson
Bryant
John I. Zimmerman
Charles F Murphy
Grover Cleveland
Saratoga
New York
Alfredo Baqueriza Moreno
Republic of Bouncer
Congress
Tornado hits Cayman Islands with heavy loss of life
News from London reports Whitaker Webbe on trial for alleged fraud in the defunct London and Glebe Corp. A disastrous event in Guda Pestha leaves fifty dead by fire or jumping from a four story factory. Royal acknowledgments note Lord Salisbury par excellence. Reports foreboding about Nigeria and Manchuria stir international tension with planned strikes in Russia and worker walkouts met by troops in Ekaterinoslav.
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Cayman Islands
Whitaker Webbe
London
London and Glebe Corporation
Guda Pestha
Mme
Humbert
Edward
Lord Salisbury
Queen Victoria
Buro
Nigeria
Manchuria
Russia
Ekaterinoslav
Obituary notices from a 19th century newspaper
Obituaries list several figures: Martin Dunne dies in St Joseph Michigan of consumption. Albert W Barnum a Chicago attorney drowned in Waloon Lake. Charles Chennay 72, president of the parliament of religion at the Chicago world's fair and a leading laywer. Evanville Wisconsin mayor Dr Evans dies aged 53. Major James M Beardsley 61 in Rock Island Illinois, veteran of the Thirteenth Infantry and Republican figure. Francis Davenport aged 63, lent en and commander of lent servants, classmate of Admiral Schley, Civil War vessels, retired 1870 after losing right arm. tribute to Marquis of Salisbury by King Edward I in the London Court Circular. Condolences from King and Queen, President Lonchet, and Queen of Portugal. Funeral services held at Hatfield House, Westminster Abbey, and St James Palace.
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Martin Dunne
St. Joseph
Mich
Albert W. Barnum
Chicago
Waloon Lake
Charles Chennay
Parliament of Religiong
Ciicagn World’s Lair
Dyans
Evanville
Wis
Evans
Evaneville
James M. Beardsley
Thirteenth Infantry
Windis
Rock Island
Francis O. Davenport
Detroit
Admiral Sehley
Anonapolis
Marquis of Salisbury
Edward I
London Court
Lonchet
Portugal
Hatfield House
Hints on Canning from the Housekeeper Mrs Hiller
An illustrated note on fruit canning outlines key steps for preserving fruit. It covers selecting perfect fruit, using clear lightly proportioned boiling syrup, filling jars to overflow, sealing promptly, and keeping utensils ready to avoid delays. It advises scalding old jars, using new rubbers, and employing a clamp for speed.
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Elizabeth C. Hiller
Fruit Preservation Methods From an Old Guide
Instructions describe canning fruit like strawberries, cherries, quinces, apples, peaches and pears. tips include preparing fruit, boiling syrup, packing jars, and ensuring syrup clarity, with notes on pitting, cracking pits, and adding kernels to enhance flavor.
Frisk the fishing cat and playful otters in spring and autumn
A childhood memory centers on Frisk the tiger cat who fished for minnows and sunfish at a gray house near farmland. The narrator recalls Rover and Frisk’s skill, the sunfish taken, and a later Connecticut sighting of otters with their young at Luong Island Sound and Chapman's pond, plus reflections on otter training and behavior.
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Frisk
Gray House
Rover
Wen
Connecticut
Luong Island Sound
Meir
Rémiérs
Chapman's Pond
Elore
Gyer
Dora E. W. Spratt
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Rotato
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Pirst National Bank
Portlams
Ore
Duncan Stewart
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Pipestone
Min
Atirom Maxfield
Charles Johnson
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Sertrade C. Parker
Boswen
New York Capital
Trate
Little Falls
Fond du Lac
Los Angeles
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Mary Jenkins
AL Mewherry
Cassidy Nane
Mississippi
Gr. Brooks
Max Hoffman
Henderson
Tex
Joe Sanders
Ruth Bryan
Wi ¥. Bryan
Lincoln
Eil House
Jane Addams
Winfielaé Baker
Dangilie
Whitlock
C. A. Marsh
Iowa Falls
Rockwell
Lancaster
Driok
John Brown
Laborer
Amuck
State Department
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R. L. Rudolph
Milwaukee
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Dota
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Fort Grebel
Newport
Quinilidra
Nicaragua
Tls Coun
Philadelphia
Roder
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Hijehvouk
Dawes
Wiliam P. Sullivan
Jefferson City
I Willig A. Miller
Government Printing Office
Itun
Manic Kleeberg
Phlip Kleeberg
Plainfield
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Joe T. Bowden
Philippines
Uwe Yesiy Apc
Indiana
Ndlanayhlis Water Company
Balpview Park
Vrela van Horne
Iam van Horne
Canada
Jotle
Edward Ho Sead
Iealer
Marcy K. Brown
Frank Hunter
Hunter
Dntrance
Iato Brown
Cleveland
Bath InSu Works Company
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Cape Ann
Coney Island
August Bolkens
Brooklyn
John Green
Crampe
Fort Worth
Denver
Texas State Rulyoad Commission
Panions
William Howe
W. H. Kirkpatrick
Cavarauck
Kirkpatrick
Mo, Judge Graves Continued the Bribery Cases of Senators Frank H. Farris
Charles H. Smith
Sena
Farris
Joanisa Shaler
Lyme
Cena
New York, New Haven
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Medina
Elizabathport
Jamaica
United Fruit Company
Charleston
S. C
Seaboard
Melrose
Mass
Swains Pond
Pouttawashi
Mount Vernon
Ind
Ed Honeingen
Edward Murphy
United States Senate
Lloyd
Brinister
Leishman
Constantinople
Selehman
America
Professor Langley
Langley
Canning
Mrs. Hiller