Telegrams in Brief From a Bygone Era
Red River valley settlers meet at Grand Forke Gen Thomas Jordan ex Confederate dies in New York A riot at Jackson prison Michigan Deacon Peter McGeoch death by own action Swanstonite saving crew helps many sellers Olney notes Americans in Turkey protected Freight wreck on Great Northern Spicer Minnesota Yale beats Princeton 20 to 10 with 40000 watching Mrs Johnson Montieth dies in Rockford Ill R S Houston worries over condem nation of thirty eight cons E P Ripley named president of reorganized Atchison Mrs Helen L Johnson held for arson in New York Designer Watson silent about Durraven accusation Louden arrest Amityville burglary Kora Harmazon and banker death at Amsterdam New York Bretano’s robbed $2600 London street theft Hammerstein pipe blast New York two killed Archville shooting Byers captured in Middletown Pires burning Green Bay line fires Death of Harry Hayward Milford Counter Co assignment Charles von Fine duel with blank cartridges Anti trust tobacco plan factory in St Louis Rockefeller daughter wedding New York John D Rockefeller daughter marries Harold F McCormtole Skohan suicide in New York Columbia City elder Merriman dies Long service record Dr Henry R Rogers fraud case MacBeck bequest to church Webr Farms Charitable Bequest Mobile & Girard railroad sale New York mass meeting supports Cuban independence Iron League head Cornetl puts non union men to work Indictments for murder in first Aggree at Herschkopf and Dietschek
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Red River Valley
Grand Forke
Thomas Jordan
New York
Jackson
Mich
Tennessee
Peter McGeoch
Swanstonite
Olney
Turkey
Great Northern
Spicer
Minn
Durrant
San Francisco
Montana
Gresley
Cal
Yale
Princeton
Johnson Montieth
Rockford
R. S. Houston
Kenosha
E. P. Ripley
Milwaukee
Atchison
Helen L. Johnson
Winona
Watson
Durraven
John Louden
Amityville
S. 1
Louden Hall
Fred Banker
Cora Harmazon
Amsterdam
New Yorks
Abe
Bretano
Union Square
McCord
Ashland
Pires
Green Bay
New London
Harry Hayward
Catharine Ging
Minncanesis
Milford Counter Company
Milford
Mass
Alexand von Fine
John Keeler, Jr
Albany
N.Y
Anti-trust Tobacco
St. Louis
Conkin
Bowery Museum
London Theater
John TD
Rockefeller
Harold F. McCormtole
Finckingham
Bhuresy
James B.skohan
Henry R. Rogers
Mathilda Chadwick
Charles Bathgate Beck
Webr Farms Presbyteran Church
Mobile & Girard Railroad
Girard
Tsa
Juan T. Davies
Varied Crimes and Global Affairs Reported in Briefs
The item lists incidents from New Jersey involving Lizzie Yaerer’s death by fire and Thomas C. Colt’s alleged murder attempt on the late Henry D. Pilate’s daughter. It notes a Peruvian department expelling a missionary, a Sioux City murder arraignment of William P. Royce, Secretary Carlisle’s gold deposit policy, The Campania’s cargo of gold and silver, Morris Schoenholz’s incendiary verdict challenges, British Guiana imperial cautions over Venezuela, an 11 year old Batavia forgery arrest, and a postponed Northern Pacific receivership hearing in New York with no stated reason.
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Sioux City
Conavant Roush
Nellie Patton
van Meter
Jaws
Carlisle
Campania
Morris Schoenholz
New York
Hirschkopf
Schoenholz
British Guiana
Venemela
England
Foreign affairs brief notes wars and crimes tally
Alexander Dumas is dead and the ceam wits fan. Louia Stern’s $20,000 ball declared forfeited in Dyuvaria. Cuban insurgents wrecked a train killing many. Five Armenian villages massacred despite sultan orders. Four discharged workers blew up a Palma factory. many lives lost. Cuban insurgents wreck sugar cane and property in New York and Boston. Armenians in Constantinople estimate Anatolian massacres may reach 40,000. Powers plan convoy guards through the Dardanelles with sultan’s consent. Vlativostock reports Japan renounces continental policy in Adige and recognizes Russia’s influence in Gorea and Manchuria. A Port Arthur imposter in Ontario arrested. identity alleged with a Strathroy bank thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Dumas
Ceam Wits
Louia Stern
Dyuvaria
Sultar
Palma
Majorca
New York
Boston
Constantinople
Anatolia
Dardanelles
Vlativostock
Janan
Adige
Rysgid
Tragic Runaway, Train Crash Kill Three In Midwest
Mrs M C Carl of Tower Hill Indiana died in a runaway accident. Jesse Wemp of Carthage Indiana was killed in a Burlington passenger rail incident. Mrs Lizzle Williams was fatally struck by a Wabash train at Stonington Illinois. Arthur Mead and Miss Kate Farrell, both prominent Paw Paw Indiana residents, were married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. Carl
Tower Hill
Jesse Wemp
Carthage
Burlington
Rio
Lizzle Williams
Stonington
Til
Arthur Mead
Kate Farrell
Paw Paw
Inl
Miscellaneous Menaces and Accidents in Midwest News
Reports from Marshalltown to Detroit recount a toppled water tank injuring five workers, a fatal mine explosion near Tron Mountain, and accidental shootings in Goshen and Pana. Other items note marriages, Sioux agency aid, and a storm-free Marshalltown period as Governor Altgeld seeks extradition for Kid Kelzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa Falls
Iowa
John J. Klopfenstine
Mary Agnes Gross
Benton Harbor
Nick
South Dakota
Joseph Branca
Ambrose Cubeut
Chapin
Tron Mountain
Mich
Goshen
Ind
Frank Johnson
Culford Robinson
John Pronsky
Milwaukee
Frank Smith
Elijah Jones
Pana
Marshalltown
Altgeld
Indiana
Frank Kelzer
Kid Kelzer
Paris
Railroad receivers report boom in Sioux City line
The Sioux City and Northern railroad receivers filed a report showing a 257 percent increase in business for the latest three months compared with the same period last year. In Indianapolis two vice presidents clashed over business and fought in the street, injuring one man. The New England society of Rockford plans an elaborate banquet for Fore Fathers Day on December 20 with speakers including Congressman A. J. Hopkine of Aurora and Judge Henry V. Freeman of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City and Northern Railroad
Doyle
Indianapolis Waterworks Company
Keesler
Romzona Stone Company
Davis
New England Society
Rockford
A. J. Hopkine
Aurora
Henry V. Freeman
Chicago
Duryea’s gasoline motocycle wins grueling 54 mile race
In a blizzard on a Chicago route November 30 Charles Der yea’s Duryea gasoline motocycle led the Times-Herald 54 mile contest finishing in ten hours and twenty three minutes at over five miles an hour. H Mueller’s machine placed second as six machines started despite gnawing sleet and thaw turning roads muddy and slushy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles BE. Deryea
Times-Herald
Mr. Deryea
H. Mueller
Duryea
Springfield
Mass
Morrie & Salem Electrabat
Phiadelphia
H. Musiler
Decatur
R. H. Macy
New York
de la Vergne
Sturges
Vee Winder Race Bets on Duryea Against Mueller Macy
The race compared the Duryea horseless carriage with Mueller and Macy vehicles through a slushy street section two feet deep. Duryea showed staying power as the others faded, though the Paris Jordeaux trial was dismissed as worthless. Frederick A. Adams praised the contest as satisfactory and data promising for future vehicle development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mueller
Macy
Frederick A. Adams
Hese
Fradee
Spain Plans Telegraphed News From Four Victories
Marshal Campos reports valuable reinforcements and a new telegraph instrument that will send news of four different victorias on a single wire. The exchange shows optimism and readiness for upcoming operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Campos
Marshal
Puck
Silver Question Settled in Plankville Patron
The Plankville Patron's editor returns from a week away to find his substitute, a young academy student, declaring that the silver question has been settled. The scene reflects a small town dispute resolution as reported in a satirical voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plankville
Callow Academy
Puck
Not the Pleasant Kind in the Outstabout Tale
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a rough voyage with a tanderfoot story writer away. Cowboy Wal travels with a banjo and sings as the group moves toward Cottanwood country, prompting a forthcoming reckoning or punishment.
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Bos
Herder
Wailer
Cowboy Wal
Cottanwood Country
Interview with the Lord Coldsiaw Deadlock Notes
A quirky exchange hints the editor seeks an interview with Lord Coldsiaw by the bay, but Spacer reports no usable facts as the subject, unaware of his own marriage plans, appears evasive. The dialogue satirically plays on stage roles and perception.
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Lord Coldsiaw
Spacer
Pauline Lucca and the vanished photographs tale
The article recalls Pauline Lucca, famed operatic queen of Europe, who retired to Vienna as Baroness Wallhoffen. It recounts a mislaid set of photographs tied to a crowd encounter with Prince Bismarck, and claims Lucca later sent a mysterious package with one missing image, prompting rumors and a contested tale of how a portrait was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauliine Lucca
Europe
Emma Calve
Lucca
Pauline Lucca
Geneon
Baroness Wallhoffen
Ring Street
Vienna
Pauline Tlucodt
Toarch
Dorway
Prince Bismarck
Angeren
Lucea
Tater
Pauline Lucan
Vurzin
Bertin
Lucen Jnow
Jetter
Bismarck
Vasuin
Bismarek
Jtels
Pauline Lucca and Bismarck a Noted Pair in Paris Book
A Paris book titled Bismarck and Women by Adolphe Kohut recounts rumors of Pauline Lucca and Otto von Bismarck. It details the famous Berlin photograph incident and claims the negative was destroyed. The tale notes Lucca’s account of meeting Bismarck and a later marriage to Beran Walla.
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Bismarck
Paris
Adolphe Kohul
Pauline Lucca
Sala
Berlin
Lucca
Dismarck
Kohut
Prince Bis
Lucce dlogg to Teach Opera Students Instead of Stage Return
The famed soprano Lucce dlogg doubts returning to operatic stage due to excitement risk. She now runs a school for young girls aiming at operatic careers, limiting to twelve pupils a year and three hours daily. From seventy two tested, twelve were chosen. many applicants were evaluated. Her Vienna home remains grand, with summers at Villa Wallyhoffen in Gmunden where she has a small theater for primadonnas.
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Lucce
Reagaitaini
Vienne
Jess
Gsie
Villa
Wallhoffen
Gmunden
Aggravating Days and the Toll of Tempers
A reflective piece on bad days when frustration boils over and words spoken in anger leave lasting harm. It warns that blaming mornings or fatigue does not excuse irritability and urges restraint to avoid lingering hurt among friends and family.
Queen Margherita's Stand On Lethervil Marriage Nullity
In a period drama tone the text depicts Queen Margherita of Mary resisting divorce acceptances. It notes Signor Grispl’s power and the presence of two divorced wives, plus Dona Lina’s ongoing divorce case. Ultimately Margherita concedes to court pressure, deciding to receive only one specific ex-wife.
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Margherita
Mary
Lethervil
Signor Grispl
Dena Lina
Dona Lina
Sieper Crisps
Fashion Notes on Bodices and Marie Antoinette Style
The writer praises the Heenee influence granting women access to bodices with plain skirts. A chic mix of silk lace and chiffon is described as highly becoming. The Marie Antoinette fashion of finishing bodices is noted as very popular.
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Cedi
War heroine Mrs Whznhem WF Hutter dies in Philadelphia
Mrs Whznhem WF Hutter famed for wartime hospital favors for soldiers dies in Philadelphia. Known as first woman across the Gettysburg line, she traveled with special permission from President Lincoln and used a Pennsylvania Railroad president supplied car.
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Whznhem
WF. Hutter
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Lincoln
Pennsylvania Railroad
Damaging Testimony Sways Divorce Case Echoes
A young divorcee laments damaging testimony as the court hears claims of her cold feet. The scene unfolds with her voice rising in distress, foreshadowing a bleak, lonely future after the split.
Scathing Denunciation Amid Lawyer Battle
A heated exchange unfolds as Jenkins accuses the opposing lawyer of a terrible over hauling. Thompeor agrees, vowing to voice dissent and take action if pressed further. The confrontation highlights fierce legal rhetoric and personal stakes in the dispute.
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Jenkins
Velvet capes for autumn use trimmed with back grout
Velvet capes are chosen for autumn wear and are often trimmed. The article notes fashion choices and styling details focusing on how these capes serve multiple looks.
One Advantage Per The Woman At Home Fragment
A brief fragment notes a isolated line about a woman staying home busy with tasks such as patching a bloomers and tending cows. The stray phrasing hints at social roles without clear events or person names.
Bull's Eye Ethel George and Maud Indeed
A light exchange hints at playful romance with Ethel George remarking on a six wonderful about and Maud reacting to a joke about kissing on the nose despite darkness.
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Ethel
George Ia
Maud
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Hammerstein
New Pleasure Palace
New York City
Annie Mathers
Archville
Scarboro
Charles Byers
Middletown
Byers
Cornetl
Iron League
Vanderbilt Clinic
Herschkopf
Dietschek
Suffolk
Foreign Affairs
Cooper & Chiffen
Him- Speers
Liabliitles
Vee Winder
Darren Motor
Warom
Spain
roSbere
Pauline Lucca and
Blymarek
Tatecu
Blamarck
Beran Walla
Margherita Ideas
Mahie Antoinette Pichus
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