World News Roundup From A Varied 1897 Ledger
A sweeping European and American news digest notes German affairs with August Leebe's cycling wins, mayoral reelection in Jissety, and coal miners' wage changes. Reports cover bank suspensions in Larimore, US Cuba policy, New England storm impacts, and Archbishop Corrigan slated for a cardinalate. Also noted are political appointments, court cases, a California earthquake injury tally, and agricultural yields with tobacco output at 408,005,320 pounds valued at 24,258,076 dollars.
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Bbe
Bank Oy
Alvori Huuan
Gigverstilly
X.Y
Philadelphia
Ibis Sd Phat
Lebe
Cyetlse
Nal Tatler
Truden
Balu
Jissety
Wis
New England
First National Bank
Larimore
N. 12
Boston
Blixenid
Germany
US A. Eg
Alaska
New York
Jui
J. Dorr
Rutland
Sioux Falls
Marineste
Prrsident
McKinley
Usuil
Greenwish
Con
Brooklyn
United States
George C. Howard
Exhogls
West Thridgewater
Mass
Studert
University of Iawa
John Ws
Jtrh
Avenue Presbyterian Church
Oxcar Hammmerstein
Sheriff Matin
Latimer
L. Draper
Charles 1
al J.ville
Yeceipts
Maton Pacifle
Burlington and Quincy
Galesburg
Harrity
Pennsylvania
Democratic Nasionst Gommities
Jones
Ignace Clements
Carbondalis al
Soldier's Orphans Home
Normal
J. Hy Magner
Guzy
Topeka
Tanoma
Trmmiete Rogers
Rilgeley Lodge No
Kansas City
Suanowaet
Miliary Academy
Pn Im Committee
War Department
Senate
Roosevelt
Dole
Hawaiian Republic
World turmoil and crimes frame late 19th century news
A chaotic digest reports fires causing half a million in losses at Winuires, wars and ultimatums in Europe and Asia, Japan preparing for conflict, Cuba and Spain tensions, and a mix of political trials, strikes, and naval incidents. It notes Nagasaki, Shanghai, Port Arthur, and Canal negotiations, plus a Channel steamer wreck with nineteen drowned.
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Winuires
Baul
Asi Mizar
Sweden
Norway
Brlwarin
Blanco
Havana
Cuba
Wiliam Nevill
London
England
Scotland
Weissenburgha
Switzerland
Sands
Agier Jean Hegacion
Seoul
Gorea
Jmasaut
Fies
Niagasaki
Shanghai
Bnt
Germany
Arthur
Ta Lien
Navana
Zeleya
Nicaragui
United States
Congress of
Uruge
Thu
China
Ad Primenys
Australia
Sig Tatron
Gyorgy of
Grenee
Certe
St. Petersburg
Guern‘sey
Manchester Guardian
Artemind
Tinap del Flo
Italian Ministry For Foreign Afftairs
Des Ulies
Albert
Dreyfus
Woman Bound Over After 1894 Central Track Incident
The examination of Mrs. Mary Miles, arrested for the alleged acting of ties on the Central track in 1894, resulted in the prisoner being bound over for trial.
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Thorp
Mary Miles
Yas Central
Retaliatory German ban on American fruit shocks Washington
Diplomatic tension rises as Prussia bans American fresh fruit imports citing sanitary grounds amid U S protests. Ambassador White seeks official word while lawmakers debate potential sanctions and parallels with meat talks. Berlin and Hamburg report 16 000 barrels of apples barred crossing borders.
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Berlin
Miguel
United States
Andrew S. Waite
Foreign Office
Hamburg
Hugh Piscarian
Brmerick
Weide
Shig Uewsky
White
Slonger
Tevaien
Washington
Pet
State Department
Thhe
White Ag
Agricultural Department
Germany
Jaqut
Thamburg
Hitt
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Tbestep
Gecnuiay
Mitt
California
Witt
House
Veteran EpIrak Dead, Chicago, ed. 4.-W.T. Giles of Free port
W T Giles of Freeport Illinois dies at Elston W T Giles residence after brief pneumonia. A veteran newspaperman, he likely founded more papers than any other American. His career began at Ohio Patriot in New Lisbon, later Democratic Pioneer in Upper Sandusky. He worked across California and Montana, founded Wyandotts County Pioneer, The Bulletin in Freeport, and edited for twenty years. A friend of Stephen A Douglas and Wilbur Storey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W.T. Giles
Freeport
Elston W. T. Giles
Ting City
Giles
United States
Monroe
Wis
Evening Times
Gazette
Ohio Patriot
New Lisbon
Democratic Pioneer
Upper Sandusky
California
California Express
Maryville
Mountain’ Echo
Downieville
Ohio
Wyandotts County
Ill
Bulletin
Ife
Montana
Bugle
Conner Bluffs
Yakota Herald
Yankton
Lee County Democrat
Dixon
Tiingis Monitor
Praenort Democrat
Stephen A. Douglas
Wilbur P. Storey
Channel Queen Wreck Leaves Forty-Four Drowned
The air steamer Channel Queen was wrecked off Guernsey island with sixty-five aboard. Only twenty-one passengers survived, as the vessel struck near the island during the voyage from Plymouth to Jersey.
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Plymoutt
Channel
Guernsey
Plymouth
Jersey
A La Mode Pinafore Pattern for an Eight Year Old
A dainty pinafore for an eight year old sewn from plain wash fabric or cambric. The lower edge is narrow with insertion at the hem, the frill gathered along the edge, sleeves finished with hems and sticking up the shoulder. The neck is gathered at back and front and drawn up to fit.
Neck Band Insertion for Pinafore Pattern Detail
A garter neck band is cut in material and inserted to allow the neck to stretch. The insertion is stitched to the face frill with pacrow edging and interlaced with ribbon ending in a bow. Neck fastens at the back with a pearl button and loop.
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Ainsi
Lake Shore Stock to Be Taken by Central in Merge
New York February 5 The Lake Shore system will transfer to the control of the New York Central and Hudson River as part of a planned union to form a single railroad from New York to Chicago. Chandler M Depew presided with Vanderbilts and Morgans represented. directors approved issuing 100000900 gold bonds exchangeable for Lake Shore stock valued at about 49.5 million. Vanderbilt holdings dominated the outstanding stock, signaling broad support for the merger.
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Minneapolis
Elliott de
Tris
AW George AL Darnam
Supreme Cour
Durnatl
Louisville
Grand Jing
Cuba
Magan
Ottawa
Menars
McKenzie
Mann
Yukon
Commots
Senate
Samuel Jackson
New York
Mt Omee
Charleston
Paso
Rio Grande
Sierra
Mexia
RB Pass
Fort Stott
Kas
Charles Robinson
Black
Missouri
Stoke
George W. Finche
Utver Aife Sanzener
Carter
Alaska
Lake Stars
New York Central and
Hudson River
Central
Central Mes Ts
Chicago
Lake Shore
Chawncey M. Depew
Vanderhilt
Francis Lynde Stetson
Morgan
Vanderbilt Holdings
Thely Aasent
Maniac’s Horrible Deed in Franklin County
Autrey, a farmer, killed his father and mother and his ten year old son after an argument with his family at Mulberry. He severely wounded his wife and three children, with two children not expected to survive. Neighbors arrived after the attack and overpowered him as his clothing burned.
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Bock
Ann
Franklin County
Autrey
Jan Tron Bar
Hier
Million Stolen by Confidence Queens trio of criminals
New York police pursue three men linked to Adna Gordon known as queen of confidence women. Edna Gordon, formerly allied with Frank Aldridge, William Raymond, and James Leak, supplied names as Cant. McChiskey’s men close in. Read: theft totals about 452100 dollars since 1892.
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New York
Penn
Adna Gordon
Pasasl
Frank Aldridge
West One Hundred and Fortysight Street
Willam Raymond
West One TM Hundreed
Thirtieth Street
James Leak
East Eightieth Street
First
Pleasant Avenues
Edna Gordon
Cant. McChiskey
Bump for Wisconsin Judgeship Nominee Withdrawn
A report on the Wisconsin race for a judgeship notes Waman, Wi, Feb 1. Bisha Ts. Uiuorp has withdrawn from contention to fill Judge Bardeen’s vacancy. S. S. Miller of Rhinelander and WC. Silvertharn of Wausau lead the field. Mp. Bury asserts a likely interim appointee to the seat, as the governor’s limited appointment window nears expiration.
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Waman
Bisha Ts. Uiuorp
Bardeen
S. S. Miller
Rhinelander
WC. Silvertharn
Wausau
Bury
Bump
Railroads announce fare cut between Chicago and Denver
Low rates arise from yesterday notice by Atebisot Ma and Rock Island railroads. Beginning near Sunday the first day passenger rate between Chicago and Denver drops by eight dollars. Northwestern and Burlington maintain service, refusing to raise fares or discontinue trains. The other lines react, with the cut likely to be met by Northwestern and Burlington.
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Chicago
Rock Island
Denver
Northwestern
Burlington
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Bufalo
Kehigley
Joseph
Trammer
Wales
Mluese
Alavka
Fe Prorderéh
Miruk
Hiead
Carnegie Mbrary
Pittsburg
Najuignuy Federation of Musical Clubs
St. Louis
Jboo
W. Swords Lumber Company
Uridgepers
Conn
Tubilines
Sai
Thessets
Carl Linbauk Wee
State Temperance Union
Kain
General Booth
Salvation Army
Armour
A. V W. Armour
Chisage
Louis A. .Stanwood
Harvey
Martin Geacmor
Eliuabeth
N. J
Foster M. Voorheas
Feuaig
New Jersey
John W. Grighs
Grosse Pott
Selke & Miller
Minnie Wallace
Ketchin
Yerhugbatud
John B. Ketcham
Betely
Frank 5
Wright
Mins Mae Shiki
Canada
Jave
New York State
United Suates
Bellamy Storey
Belgium
Pireign
TRI
Wallington
Dingles
Chatrman Dingley Aid
EpIrak
W. T. Giles
Munroe, Wis
Mode
NEW York Central
Financial Giants
Changcey M. Depew
Vanderuitt
Andyirancle Synge Stetson
Morgan Holdings
Maniac
Low
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