Vast wave of global notes hits readers in rapid Telegrams
A jumble of brief items covers deaths in Mankavo and Omaha. a postponed Kansas Pacific sale. Wisconsin timber land auctioned for 100090. forecasts of doomsday by J Sterkmeyer. robberies in North Dakota. an Illinois earthquake alarm. multiple court cases, arrests, and corporate moves. weather, floods, fires, and maritime trade statistics. political caucus actions and Mormon land plans in Degollade district.
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John D. Willard
Mankavo
Kansas Pacific
Wisconsin State Park
J. Sterkmeyer
United States
Argyuaville
N. D
Lebanon
Ill
Bethaneba E. Hamill
Porter County
Tuchaoa
Valonrales
Pama, IL
Jesse McAdams
Frank Redamacher
National Republican League
Omaha
Garder G. Hubbard
Syirl
Bell Telephone Company
Marshalltown
Iuwa
Letts, Fletcher & Co
Saattig
Wash
Witter Teh
Aleron
Ohio
Conference to tighten party primaries across states
A national conference of men from across the country plans to propose stricter laws governing party primaries and caucuses in New York and beyond. Signers include Mayor Strong, John E Mithalland, William Brokfield, Carl Schurz, Edwin L Gudkin, and officials such as Secretary Gage and Melville Stone. Kentucky’s primary system may be approved as a model.
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New York
iStrong
John E. Mithalland
William Brokfield
Carl Schurz
Edwin L. Gudkin
Gage
Treasury Department
Melville MW. Stone
Quinsy
Musten
Reform Teagues
Yigners
Kentucky
Dover Castle Destruction and Global Turmoil Report
A jumble of events includes Dover Castle damage attributed to Ure, a British House decision in a labor case, deaths of figures like Prof Arthur of Trinity College, and unrest in Cuba Spain and Brazil. Reports mention French and Austrian negotiations, Haitian tension, and economic debates in Germany's budget with global implications.
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Dover
England
Arthur, Ll Ddc
Trinity Collage
Dublin
Ireland
Spain
Chamber of Deputies
Henry Lynedoch Gardiner
Horse Artilery
London
Sagassa
Banify
Austria
Hungary
Tscay
Cansnate
Havana
Armetrorgs
Japan
Hayti
Germany
Rio Janeiro
Perlera
Moraes
Brazil
Baron von Thielmann
Treasury
Reichstay
Bilgar
Americs
Pension Bill Advances amid Immigration and Civil Service Talks
Washington reports note the house passing a pension appropriation bill with amendments, and debate over civil service reforms and treasury expenditures. Senate discussions include Kyle's immigration bill proposing education tests at consular points and Lode's effort for an immediate vote on his immigration measure. The day also saw a resolution on civil service records, plus routine legislative activity.
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Washington, D. C
House
Pofern
Treasury
Washingon
Senate
Kyle
United States
Mr. Kyle
Washington
Lode
Cleveland
Butler
Foreign Relations Committee
Davis
Charman
Great Britain
Russia
Japan
Pottigrew
Melirile
Ove
Military Affairs Committee
Hose
Aly
DIL
Pension Office
Civil Service
The
Vanderlip
Moody
Ren. Mass
Ie Treasury
Warderlip Ptonea
Treasury Department
Congress
Yaform
UCL
Grosveno
Prosivert McKinley
Dapplauge
Mfr
Jolnsng
Rep
Livi
Toksi
Dearmond
Debates on Civil Service and Pelagic Sealing Stall in Washington
Washington reports show the house adjourning after two hours as leaders discuss the legislative and executive appropriation bill and consider civil service funding. The senate debates pelagic sealing and a war-miner relief plan, with Moody and Vanderlip clashing over civil service reforms.
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Washington
Canton
Civil Service Commission
Gallinger P
N. H
Pritchard
Committee On Civil Service
House
Yukon River
Alaska
Senate
Clock dispute at post office ends in calm offer
A French man demanded a refund from a post office official after buying a clock at a dead-letter sale. The clock reportedly failed to run and a government employee offered to try repairing it at his home that evening to determine value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perhays
Miro Demands Return Of Purhage Amid Outburst
A deranged man identified as Miro seized a despised purehage and shouted that there is no justice. He demanded his money back and folded the clock before vanishing, cursing the country and government as he left.
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Miro
New York Tribune
Working Women Increasing in Gainful Occupations
A manufacturer cites women as more adaptable reliable and sober, arguing they offer advantages in employment. He notes a 48 percent rise since 1830 in women in gainful work and 63 percent in mechanical industries, listing roles from pilot to furnace maker and suggesting future job shifts with inventions easing hard labor. Carroll Wright argues women will not displace men, as industrial growth creates new roles and women replace child labor in some fields.
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Sid Givis
Dla
Carroll D. Wright
Sir. Wright
History of Woman to be Written by George Willig Cooke
A history of woman is announced to be written by George Willig Cooke of East Lesington, Mag. over three volumes of about seven hundred pages each. He plans a comprehensive study spanning development of family, home, and society, aiming for a scientific, unbiased portrayal and to show woman’s influence on civilization, with support from noted scholars and educators.
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Adam
George Willig Cooke
East Lesington
Mags
Julia Ward Llowe
Nathan Haskel Dole
Frank Ui
Sanborn
Serual
Lbswry
Mr. Cooke
Ir le
Pet name lore in British royal family draws quirky nicknames
An English paper notes fondness for pet names in the royal circle. The Duke of Fife is known as Madcutt and the Duchess as Her Roya Shyness, aged 86 and retiring. Prince Edward of York is called the new boy while Princess Patricia of Connaught, born on St Patrick’s Day, is dubbed Paddy. The cheerful Princess Paddy is 11 years old.
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Charles Zanoli
New York
Alonzo C. Clay
California
Death's Valley
Caulesburg
Herman Sachs
Tey
Tadee North
Geneswee County
Williams Lampson
Lhe Leroy
N.Y
Yale University
William ¥. Werrs
The
Guarantee Loan and Morenge Company of
St. Louis
Columbia Aluminum Company
Verns
San Francisco
Alice Harteray
Senator Foley
Reno
Emanuel
Durrant
Louisville
Mathew Hale Honaton
Southern Presbyterian Church
Ching
Gavesox
Janesville
Mici
Luda
rHleh
Fidler
Nellie Boley
Youngstown
Exgla
Parkersburg
W. Va
Oustom
Thimus
Cline
Alchvi Ag
Davy
Benin
Dore
Duke of Fife
Madcutt
Roya
Anc
Prince Edward of York
Patricia of
Connaught
St. Patri Day
Paddy
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Pearle Voorhees
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Versailles
Joseph Ladue
Dawson City
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Mise
Katharine Mason
Schuyler Falls
Heve
Countess of Castellane
Paris
Sven
Adolph Luetgent
Sam Parslow
Perrier
Scholastiaue
Quebec
Uusband
Albert S. Warner
Albany
Riley
Kan
Young Conway
Franklin Whiting
Williamsburg Savings Bank
Seooklyn
Hudelph Voll
Aorman
Poethwrd Wisconsin
Hexold
Asiland Jynglion
Egypt
Niles
Lijagoln Pari
Brynbann
Ares
Kansas City
Argentina
Benitor Powerson
St. Pau
Gustev c. Trump
South Side Savings Pak
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
le Wonsi
Eonotry Commissior
William A. Clark
Sor
Butte
Mont
Colusa Parrot Mining and Smelting Company
Spokane
Nelson Mortis
Chieu Pork-Packer
Lunton City
Setestor
Geuartis
Sweshere
William L. Githam
Upper Addon
James Cave
Peterson
N. J
James D. Cave
Missouri
Thasik
Bolder
Joliet
D. W. Powers
Rochester
Mil- Howard
Ogdensburg Bank
Miller
Hale
Tice
Minnie Maddern
Francis Wilson
Richard Mansfield
Momien
Utah
Federal Law Makers
McKinley
Johnson
Loud
Cal
Hepburn
Behring Sen
Judiciary Committee
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Wenortment
PRL
Ashland
Wls
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