Dismissal of Colt divorce case and scattered 1900s notices
Brief telegrams report the Colt divorce case in Providence, Alabama being dismissed, along with assorted 1900s era items. Items include political nominations, ship collisions with no loss of life, mining and silver finds, drownings, murders, arrests, and various societal notices across states like Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin. The parade of incidents features executions, accidents, strikes, fires, and political maneuvering, all rendered as terse dispatches from a broad American newspaper page.
Turmoil and Disasters Across Empires and Oceans
Turmoil continues in Turkey with large Armenian losses reported. Lord Dunraven sails from Liverpool to New York. Capitalists plan a China railway and Puerto Rico may join the Cuba struggle. A London journalist George August Sala dies. A Madrid protest against municipal misrule follows a monster meeting. Mountain dervishes plunder Anandam and Epgyni. Arms and clothing land in Cuba from Jamaica. Glasgow shipyard strike escalates with wage gains. Spanish troops wounded after a railway bombing in Suba. British steamer Prinripla sinks off Scotland. one survivor. Ethiopian conflict sees Abyssinian forces annihilate surrounded troops. Said Pacha expresses regret to the Austrian ambassador.
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Federal Law Makers in Congress on Various Bills and Debates
Senate and House actions include Berry introducing a measure to annex Indian territory into Indianola, pension bills advancing, a ban on foreign titles, and a Pacific coast cannon factory proposal. Debates cover Behring sea settlement, Taft Whitman case copies, and Bayard impeachment discussions. Committees struggle with membership as Dec week sessions progress.
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Christmas Decorations by Kexford in December Ladies' Home Journal
The article advises church decoration committees to plan thoroughly before trimming. It outlines suitable materials and schemes, stressing a clear plan and, if possible, a sketch to convey the effect and achieve harmonized, artistic results.
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No More a Terror Hanged for Murder in Folsom
Cain Hane, long feared as a Chinese hoodlum in the Sacramento Chinese quarter, was hanged yesterday in Folsom for the murder of Les Gong, a cigar merchant. The execution closes a notorious chapter in the city’s ethnic crime story.
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