Disjointed Telegram Snippets From 19th Century Dispatches
A jumble of short items notes deaths in Kansas and Indiana, robberies in North Carolina, a predicted gales for June, a fire in Letts store, rainfall records in Seattle, and various legal and political notices. Names include D Wilt, G Stoclmeytz, Garder Hubbard, and J McAdams. Items mention auctions, inheritances, bankruptcies, and Mormon colonization plans in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe D. Wilt
Mankato
Paottic Bliotead
Kansas
G. Stoclmeytz
United States
Avemsville
N. C
Bethsheba E. Halll
Porter County
Indiana
Vaporaiso
Grand
Pann
Ill
Jesse McAdams
Frank Rudamarher
National Republican League
Omaha
Garder G. Hubbard
Bell Telephone Company
AL Millshalltown
Gate
Letts
Ufuries
J. B. Yaggin
Tucfman
California
Pearle Voorhees
J. H. Amsden
Versailles
Joseph
Ladue
Dlawson City
Alaska
Pittsburg
Mise Kilsharing Mason
Schuyler Falls
Leiding
Countess
Castalane
Paris
Adolph Tiotent
Jema da Chieu
Henry Probasco
Cincinnati
Sem Harglow
Perrier
Scholastgue
Quebec
Risband
Albert S Warner
Albany
Riley, Kaw
Chaceget
Your Conway
Las
Tranklin Whithis
Williamsbury Savings Bank
Brooklyn
Rudolph Woll
Wescorigin
German Herald
Ashland Jurenon
Egypt
Lingein Park
Chicago
Chanes Bientatt
Ming
Germany
Argentina
Peterson
St. Paul
Gustav C. Trumpa
South Side Savings Bank of
Millwaukee
Lomot
Indiwanpo
Missionsiee
Mont
Colina Parrot
Spokane
Nelson Mocris
London
Lubellor
Speulah Generala
McKinley
Congress
William Ty
Gillkuny
Upper Alton
Une
New York
Conference to tighten party primary laws set for New York
A national gathering of men from across the country will meet in New York January 14 15 to discuss measures to make laws governing party primaries and caucuses more rigid. Signers include Mayor Strong John EB Mithellana William Brokfield Carl Schurz Edwin L Godkin and others. The meeting may consider approving the Kentucky primary law as a model for elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Strong
John EB
Mithellana William Brokfield
Carl Schurz
Edwin L. Godkin
Gage
Treasury Department
Melville EB
Stone
Quitey
Toston
Fires beset Dover Gastie built areas in England
Foreign item details destruction at Dover Gastie with parts built by Romans. Headlines note cultural loss and lingering questions about damage amid a string of international reports. The long dispatches mention political and economic tensions across Europe and the Americas, including diplomacy, warfare, and policy moves.
Pension bill passes with $141 million appropriation in Congress
Washington reports the pension appropriation bill passed without amendments. Debates covered civil service reform and treasury expenditures as lawmakers weighed the pension fund, immigration education tests, and relief for Klondike miners. Other actions included pelagic sealing debates and a variety of fiscal measures amid mourning for Mrs. McKinley.
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Washington
D.C
Treasury
Senate
Kyte
United States
Kyle
Dev
Lodge
Cleveland
My. Butler
House
Canton
Civil Service Commission
Foreign Relations Committee
At. Davis
Great Britain
Russia
Japan
Pettiigrew
S. di
Luan
Briain Ang
LO 14
McBrive
Rep
Ove
Secretary of War
Klondike
McBride
the Treasury
Vanierlo
Moody
Rep. Mass
Mody
The
Wadnesday Morris
My. Moody
lGvit
Mike Ms. Gros
Anthar
Mel
Inley
Apyhieed
Johnson
Ind
Vormi
Yukon River
Alaska
Simple Exercises for Relief of Aches and Pains
An anecdote from a naval officer’s suggestion promotes eighteen exercises to strengthen muscles, improve posture, and ease aches. A nurse advises gradual practice, noting initial soreness fades with routine. The program includes neck, head, elbow, arm, and chest movements with step by step positions and repetitions, urging care to avoid strain.
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Heyer
Grev Duilly
Clock in Post Office Sale Sparks Frenchman’s Demands
A French clock buyer argues he was deceived at a post office periodical sale of unclaimed undelivered packages. He insists on a refund after the clock fails to run, while officials and an assistant postmaster general propose attempting a repair that evening to satisfy the customer.
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Prenchman
Afictioner
Cams
Zare
Waiter Over Money Refuses Justice Cry in New York Tribune
A man identified as gen waited and seized a displaced purchase holding a clock as he shouted for justice. He claimed his money and vowed to return home, treading curses on the country and government before vanishing.
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Gen
New York Tribune
WORKING WOMEN INCREASING ACROSS INDUSTRIES
A manufacturer argues women grow in labor across many fields, citing adaptability reliability and lower pay as advantages. He notes 1880 to present gains nearing 48 percent in general occupations and about 64 percent in mechanical trades, while foreseeing gradual entry into heat-exposed roles. Carroll D Wright disputes crowding out men, citing new occupations and replacement of child labor as factors.
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Amore
S.iter
Carroll D. Wright
Wright
Hirst
History of Woman by George Willis Cooke
Article notes Cooke plans a multi volume history of woman from ancient times to the present. He will write from a scientific, unprejudiced perspective, arguing woman has a long history and significant influence. Backed by notable figures and educators, the project spans years and volumes.
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Adam
George Willis Cooke
Hast
Lexington
Mass
Julia Wardlowe
Beygase
Great Vale
Pet Names of Fringes in the English Royal Family
An English paper notes fanciful pet names for royal family members. The fate of Fife is called Maden, the ivhess as Her Royal Shynper. Prince Edward of York is nicknamed the new poy, and Princess Patricia of Connaught, born on St Patrick's Day, is dubbed Paddy. Paddy is an 11 year old cheerful guild member.
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James Cave
Peterson
N. J
James D. Cave
Missouri
Bolden Week
Chicago Drainage Board
Joliet
D. W. Powers
Rochester
Marriad
J. W. Wilson
Ogdensburg
Charles Zanou
Nis
New York
Alonzo C. Chay
Plains
California
Iba State
Ms House
Democratic House
Proenbachs
North
Genesser Centiles
William Lamason
Leroy, N
Yale University
Wiliam E. Werns
The
Guarantee Loan and Mortgage Company of
St. Louis
Columbia Aluminium Company
Werns
Vamiage Agare Uit
San Francisco
Alice Hill
Foley al Reno
Emanuel Baptist Church
Durrant
Louisville
Mephew Tate Houston
China
Lagalle
Tay Ludele
Theater
Nettle Foley
Youre
Wwonsati
Youngstown
Sanewis
Igi Higin
Ric
Flo
Sehianeer
Lloyd Gills
Ely Sucveyou
Vecari
Miller
Minnie Maddern Fisk
Francis Wilson
Amd
Richard Manse
Iva
Degoliado
Fife
Prince Edward of
York
Patricia of
Connaigh
St. Patrick's Day
Paddy
Ashland Residents Discuss Mrs Luetgert Case Belief
In Ashland Wisconsin residents discuss the rumor that five people in town may be connected to Mrs Luetgert. The fragmented report notes community speculation about her case and local reactions.
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Ashland
Wis
Luetgert
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LY Blief
Dover Gastie
Dover
Engliné
Henry Lynedoch Gardiper
Lorse
Spain
Banffy
Austria
Hengary
Havana
Armstrongs
William Edward Maxwell
Fovernor
Gold Coast
Grand Canary Island
England
Brayti
Italy
Echved
Ris Jansie
Presigent
Periera
Momes
Brazil
Garon von Thielann
Reichstag
Federal Law Makers
the . Rte
Gallinger
N. H
Pritchard
Committee On Civil Service
Civil Service
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