Swindle capture at Seattle and chaos in Illinois Ohio
A jumble of late 18th to early 20th century items reports a swindle capture in Seattle involving Lucy Edwards and others, a Lincoln Virginia-born individual, a Bowling Green Ohio incident, violent deaths, a Chicago burglary, political maneuvers, court verdicts, and a tornado in Missouri with multiple injuries and property damage. The piece catalogs arrests, murders, legal changes, and local happenings across several states with brief notes on figures and events.
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Dolub
Seatile
Wash
Mics
Lucy
Syho Wis
Lincoln County
Virginis
Springfielu
Sear
Bowling Green
Ohio
United Evangelical Conference
Chicago and
Milwaukee Breweries
Gnnuds
Mary Stewart Sherman
Ublo
Washington
James L MacGallum
Gang Kennedy
Ten
Shinmua Saylor
Nathan Uarnes Greeley
Wilesprow
Leract
Kansas City
Eno
Alice
Aimsalt
Jobo CO
Black
United States
Nortiern
Miinols
Gull
Bull
Standing Deck
Global crisis and political shifts roil early 20th century
Italy faces cabriet crisis while independent delegation prepared to probe Armenian Turkish atrocities. In Germany, Chancellor candidate Honeylobe declares aims as Fruce Galitanc of Russia faces debt risks and art sale. Newfoundland business stalls amid financial strain. aristocrats concerned at Raton Hall. Diplomatic actions halted at Constantinople as powers discuss. Mexico’s Diaz rejects alien offers to avoid wars with Guatemala. Court of inquiry blames Captain McIntogh for Wairaraga wreck. London Times bereavement noted. Japanese reports emerge.
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Italy
Daigland
Armenia
Honeylobe
Joolley
Germany
Fruce Galitanc
Russia
New York City
Newfoundland
Adolphus of
Teck
Marcuel Grosvenor
Diuehter
Duke of Westminster
Raton Hall
Manchester
Constantinople
Diaz
Mexico
Guatemala
Deaths and Fires Amid War Tension Reach Mount Stewart
The report notes Kilo-Chow defeat of a Chinese force near Kwitfa and the death of French chamber president Gnatee In the Cagimir Terler cabinet. Mount Stewart business district burned, loss pegged at 450000 with about 20000 insured. Sir John Thompson dies suddenly at Windsor Castle after serving as Canada’s premier and privy council member.
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Kilo-Chow
Kwitfa
AL Burdewn
Chamber of Deputies
Gnatee
Cagimir, Terler
Mount Stewart
Chuisottetown
P. BE. 1
Sir John Thompson
Canada
Windsor Castle
Eaghand
Privy Council
Congressional News in Senate Debates and Bills
The Senate debated Indian depredations reports and considered bills on territory creation at Indianola and a large greenbacks loan. Several measures were postponed or amended amid filibusters and cross-chamber maneuvers. A Nicaraguan canal bill drew remarks on international impacts while resolutions urged US policy toward Spain and East Asia.
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Hilagoon
De'pth
Phoenix
Aziz
Berry
Indianola
Morrell
Potter
Piiner
Linois
Mallory
Clark
Yar
Joe
Gannon
Dad Ly
Sibley
Tateryon
Dingley
Wopkins
Patterson
Yiell
Bhir
Cooper
Blate
Hanes
Wise Oljeeth
Marsh
Andy Read
Mr. Marsh
Canal Debate Turns to Costs and Ownership
In Washington the canal question centers on estimated costs and government ownership. Speakers argue over building cost around 70 million dollars, with Menceal noting prior expenditures and Congress weighing protective government influence, while debate touches pension audits and the income tax amid partisan sharpness.
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United States
Morgan
Mifela
District of Columbia Committee
Hith
Tillaots
Tne
Secretary of State
House
Great Britain
Bebrinssee
Lintod
Senate debates and votes on Nicaragua canal and budget bills
In the senate a speech on a national university bill was followed by opposition and calendar referral discussion. The Nicaragua canal bill drew attention with a 23 to 32 result, then 26 to 22 adjournment. In the house, the general deficiency and appropriation bill advanced, with amendments debated, recommitted, and the bill ultimately passed. The session featured lengthy debates and a military armory appropriation topic.
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Senate
Ti Blinh
National University
Thigs City
Hunton
Virginia
Hale
Blackburn
Morgan
Jr. Henderson
Lash
Comumiltee
Nouss
Mie Cochran
Treamey Tex
de Fort Flentine
O'Neill
Woman's Heart Cure Promoted by New Treatment
A Newark Evening News report discusses valvular heart disease and a claimed new treatment by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Mrs Archer describes dramatic relief, walking across rooms and climbing stairs after use. The article touts pills as a restorative for weakness, blood conditions, and nerve-related symptoms, urging public adoption.
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Woma
Newark
Ni J
Evening News
Bly
Clifton, & Ty
Onany
Archer Galds
Joseph
Vibecin
Sprhiefield
Mass
Atsay
Hipvedteshe
Mediciaa
English socialist leader reaches New York shores
A garbled early 20th century dispatch notes John Burns, identified as an English socialist and Indor leader, arriving in New York. The text then shifts to a dubious medical claim offering a $100 reward for a cure and mentions various names, places, and a prescription sold by druggists with free samples offered in a Longget or Toledo area.
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Iowa
Supreme Court
American Bankers’ Association
Atunta
House
Binking and Currency Committee
Giap
Cnerones
John Worthy
Elevarol Road
Chicago
New
Eswape
Morace Steele
Pinesville Savings Bank
Cleveland
Ohn Burns
New York
John Carle & Stith
Bonnet Making Quip Sparks Tarper’s Bazar Wit
In Tarper’s Bazar a quip likens a wife to a skilled crafter, saying given time and a show button she will fashion a bonnet. The line highlights clever domestic humor and regional newspaper cadence.
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Jurey
Java
Tarper
Grone Act of Cruelty and Patent Medicine Rhetoric
An old advertisement-like text attacks cruelty to oneself while praising Hustetter’s Bromath Bilmere as a safe effective cure. It extols liver, dyspepsia, nerves, vitality, and kidney complaints relief for old age and convalescence, urging readers to trust this remedy despite dubious claims.
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Teele
Coalaria
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Muglaod
Bo Jolu
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Portwnanx
Lil
Allegiuy Suillyox
Sandyyieh Amd
Duledtens
Lon Jibel
Mysional Municipal League
Minneapolis
Hobreut
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Siegelist Lens
Terkes
Bradaoul
TOWER
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Tunel
Samuel G Seely
Ghicazo
A.D. Maynes
Ld Jordan
Bell Bie
Chicaze
Neew
Milman
United Sites
South Curvilus
W. M. Connor
Ladiscapelis
W. B. Simpson
Molden, Mo
Ording
Agricultural Department
Vruls
St. Paul
Sioux Reservation
Edison Illuminating Company
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Wil
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Gon
Miss Briggs
Eau Claire
Geo. Worrison
Missouri
Maus
Chicago Police Department
Hopkins
University of Chicago
Footholl
Ford
University
Robert Webster
S. Harvey
Governor Walle
Myra Reed
Federation of Labor Conversion
Denver
W. Boydie
Baptist Rministors
St. Louis
Unders of
Raust
Carl Browne
Commonweal
National Civil Service
Jeagus
Sellars
Huyite
New York Post Office
Tau Resliy
Bostal
Dipirliucals
Shenango Glass Works
Newcastle
Knog & Polls
Worm Durned
Che
Col. Ainsworth
Eises
Dseal
Yeu Werth
Joly Bynows
Ina Deu
Jaumton
N.Y
Lake Erie
Vie
Ghigige
Igwit and
Dako
Tlaghes
Towa
Taskudl
Latve
Uoue
Uughes
Jobn Walter
London ‘Times
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Sapper
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
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Dec
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Romidhon
Spain
Onll
China
Japan
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Nicarapua Canal
Moreno
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Maen
Berey
Pelomind
Leigueins
Thin Gaat Wien
Colonia
Magar Ganong A. Me
Argent
Harte
Henderson
Herderton
Altich
Sickles
Parlett
Ag Hs
McMillan
Gautlett
MesMillan
William Walfrof Astor
Congress
America
Chas
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Messrs
Coehean Ath
Mr. Bartlett
Washington, Dec. M
Mr. Vilas
Taledo
F. Chaney
Helleve Fia
Guy Ore
Mb Tiagaaherih
Wickit Khia & Macvin
Toledo
Uae
Unuggien
Grone
Iga
Feipans Chemical Company
Alpans
Lorida
Chivas
Puovia
St. Louie
Cleveline
Katushus
Fistinapotla
Benton Hartor
Sandusky
Vesbibuiead
Buffvd
Wagney
Carolinia
St Augustine
Blovida
New Orleans
Wagnar
Pullman
Warrington
Big Four
C&o
Addryta
Uoes
Addreas & C. McCormick
D. B. Martin
Goo, Voss
R & Tkagt
Big Four Ruate
Cinctonatl
Apta
Eer Tigers & Day
Meule
Ant
Ely
Frank Colda
Reatores
Becaus
LY Brothers
Warren Geroet
Hamenely
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