World News Briefs From The Late 1800s Wire Muddle
A collage of short items reports deaths and legal cases across the world. Notables include Rev James Legge of London aged 92, Adolph Luetgert murder trial in Chicago, a Klondike gold rush note, and various accidents, political moves, and society notices amid a global stream of brief, often blunt dispatches.
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Corbin
James Legge
London
Roeindttr
Klondikern
Janesville
A. BL Coffay
Missouri
Adolph L. Luetgert
Chicai
New York
Ernest Cornell
Oconomowoc
Wis
Excanaba
Mich
National Supreme Cat
Frankfort
Mexico
Nathan Willis
South Carolina
Washington, DC
Cen
Fokm
Mason
Adrian Tsella
C. Oliver Iselin
John S. Masons
Olen
Washington
Yommy White
Calcago Pugilis
Ben Jorgm
Senate
Elkins
Bella
Cirele City
Alaska
John Williams
Protestant Episcopal Diocess
Connecticut
Spicer
North Dakara
Bismarck Jar
Georgia House of Representatives
Confederatss
J. E. Thomas
Thurman
Lutz
Memphis
M. Rosenthal & Co
Robert Taggart
Yeeprielor
Bate Creek
Mick
John L. Elliot
Duluth
Bay City
Mica
Philadephia
Apt Bros
Dl North Eighth Street
Lake Forest
John W. Farwell
Looker 'S
Washingston
Agricultural College
Puskosee
Ala
Belois
Yeoras
Woshington
Harris
Kansas
W. P. Bourhitt
Topeka
End
Verg
Ind
Thomas
Tumi
Zutz
Miss Bullerfort
Minneapolis
Lillian Blauvelt
Oper Siason
Biswarek
N. D
Royal Stone Smith
Tra Syvanuse
Ted
Jada
National Convention
Territorial shifts and unrest spark regional turmoil
Reports indicate Forsign cedes territory to England while Cuba faces famine with 460000 deaths. A temporary cabinet for Cuba may be named by a captain. In Montevideo martial law is imposed amid rioting. King Humbert of Italy is credited with an intervention favoring his government. General Breck is noted in Terlin with Alfred Ven Salta dead.
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Les
Washington
Evergrean
Ala
William el- Ma
Hilla Cook King
Wolored
Ellis
Thomas Riley
Beaton
Quincy
Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas
Wirwick
Univer Gas Improvement Company
Boston
Bible House
New York
Wolcott
Thomas Edmonds
John Haley
Niles
Youngstown
Ohio
Martin Thorn
William Guldensuppe
Central Trades and Labor Union
Chicago
Ja Day
Spring
Aswand
Richmond
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Joshua Brown
Benjaminville
Mc- Laan
Central Illinois
Tatayuils
Ind
Chicago National
Metropolitan National
Fork Dearborn National
Gerden Cit
Drainage Board
San Francisco
Andrew Satto
Thyearg
Aral
Whder & Single
Senator Lodge
Senate
Wowall
George F. Andarnill
Jose Manuel Ternandez
Veniguela
Milton Hammond
Brookville
May
George Bieul
Horatio C. Jones
Port Limon
San Carloso
Bingham
Robert H. Martin
Columbian University
Che
University
Mijiatt, Tinforth
Mary B. Root
Biverneag
Tealforth
Wilmington
Del
Armour Company
James P. Smith
Limer Caldwel
Gua Schofield
Dorsey Darlingtone
Judge Hosrner
Clicus Court
Detroit
Court of Appeals
Paris Courte
Yor
von Narquardson
Erlanger Universlty
Munich
Lord Nevill
Lieutenant Clay
Trauid
Dreyfus
Darla
Iliram Maxia
Portsmouth
Hayti
Earl Teer
Walter George Frank Phillimore
English Church Union
Diocese of
Lincoln
Barriga
Cabiniot
SL. Petersburg
Near
Far East
Russia
France
PL. Chepelie
Santa Fe
N. M
New Ostans
Father Witzmaurice
Williamsport
Erie
Berlin
United States
Germany
Ted Sloane
Sloane
England
Vienna
Chry Jy
London
William Nevill
Glays
Nevill
Paris
Migx Sibyl Sanderson
Ae ‘Terry
Mfe
Myorce
Sunderon
Ofa
Chillformia
Terry
Migs Sanderson
Mid.s
Breck
Terlin
Alfred Ven Salta
Merlin
Cuba
Gonera
Humbert
Italy
Montevideo
Uruguay
Care of Children’s Teeth and Habits Impacting dental Health
Mothers urged to curb harmful oral habits to prevent protruding teeth. Persistent pressure, counteracting thumb sucking and mouth breathing, and nasal breathing training are advised to reshape jaw curves. Early intervention by watchful parents can reduce need for dental work and improve appearance.
An Incongruous Empire in Austria Hungary
The Washington Post describes Austria-Hungary as a sprawling polyglot empire of many nationalities including Germans, Slavs, Magyars, Czechs, and others. It explains the dual monarchy structure, separate ministries, and lack of common citizenship, while Bohemia presses for autonomy amid German domination, language disputes, fiscal tensions, and rising nationalist protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria-Hungary
Washington’ Post
Switzerland
Italy
Germany
Carpathian Mountains
Russia
Stack Sea
Roumania
Servis
Austria
Hungary
Bohemia
Hapsburgers
Mberty
Nurztry
Tunegary
Vienna
Budapest
Tungary Ony
Prague
Cemarai
Budeni
Deep Lake Chelan Claimed Third Deepest in World
The article notes Lake Chelan in Okanogan county Washington as the third deepest body of water outside the oceans, with sounding data from W G Stasi of the US Geological Survey and explorer credentials. It compares Chelan to Baikal and the Caspian Sea, detailing a 2,660 foot sounding attempt and a lake length of sixty eight miles with a 900 foot surface elevation.
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Steel
Crafter Lake
Orepor
Washington Forest Reserve
Sadan
Lake Chelan
Baikal
Liveria
Caspian
Chelza
Caspian Sea
Crater Lake
Okanogan County
Columbia River
Mallacy of Commerce and Naval Strategy Debate
Capt. Joseph Bentley cites Illustrated American noting Emperor William I opened the Reichstag and urged a larger German navy. The piece argues that commerce destruction alone fails to win wars and that only massive fleets can deter or defeat enemies, while history shows nations relying solely on commerce raiding are defeated.
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England
London
France
Joseph Bentley
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Curtis
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Warsaw
Miles
Higbee Bank
Dr. Black
Guv. O'Perral
Virginia
Pie
McKinlay
Portland
Leopold Fleischalmer
Cincinnati
Willum
Genevid Vincent Marmadite
Sweet Springs
al Wrung
Mae Mills
Eonard Lavering
Fourth Infantry
Hammond
Fort Sheridan
Forsign
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Mallacy OF Commerce
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