Wide World Telegrams Ex Breezy Crosstalk Report
A jumble of late 19th century dispatches mentions Rourke Cochran visiting Mark Hanha in Cleveland, a murder trial jury in Mankato, indictments of boodlers in Duluth, a collapse at a pool, and a convention of the League of American Wheelmen in Albany. It notes McKinley’s political prospects, arbitration treaty debates, and various arrests, fires, and stock-market mentions with scattered names like Senator Quay, Mrs. Bradley Maria, and J. Addison Porter.
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Rourke Cochran
Mark Hanha
Cleveland
Lesow
Che
Crook
Mankato
Quay
Ibel
Kyle
Pierre
Tomdte
Davies
Nevada
Mme
Duluth
Ciel
League of American Wheelmen
Albany
Miller
Vic
Diamond Midh Company
J. Addison -Porter
Ubel Hartford
Woon
Evening Post
McKinley
Nurry
Castelmiry
Wend
Maumha
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Morgan Hag
Bradley Maria
Gouham
Frank Jayne
Charlie Green
John Beeze
Baltimore
Rome
Abroad News Roundup on Crete War and Global Tensions
The dispatches report Spain promising to release Julio San pully and a Cuban insurrection feared as a reign of terror. Greek Turkish clashes over Crete intensify with reports of potential war, while a provisional Crete government seeks annexation by Greece. Other items note Weyler’s claimed pacification of Pinar del Rio, the Bank of England’s ex-chief cashier Frank May dead, Nansen honored in London, and U S envoy MacVeagh’s embassy event in Rome.
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Spain
Julio Sanpully
Newcastle
N. B
Bates Thurston
Luc T Mi Iskinds
Constantinople
Houilla
Creto
Weyler
Pinar del Rio
Greece
Turkey
Crete
Felund
Frank May
Bank of England
Caspar Bytahcourt
Cuba
Manitoba
Dominion Tari Commission
Cornwall
England
Pridjof Nansen
Arésig
Prince of Wales
Royal Geographical Society
London
George
Teland
Church of England
Samuel Smit
Canea
Bocomballa
St. Petersburg
Czurina
Wayne MacVeagh
United States
Italy
Anterleam
Rome
Tunly
MacVeagh
Cubs
Key West
Fla
Pinar del Hic
Why She Was Cross in Colllera Weekly Humor
A Colllera Weekly joke dialogue centers on Fenka and Pennobunker debating why a wife is cross. The punchline traces cross feelings from a servant girl to the husband, ending with self-critique as the wife remains cross.
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Fenka
Pennobunker
Jenks
Colllera Weekly
Explorer Mina Finds Cave Linked to Northwest Pioneers
An explorer near Winona reports a cave near Lamoille, sixty miles from the area, with a semicircular entrance and a chamber ten feet long. Indian pictorial carvings cover the walls, while distant notes mention heavy London debt and statutory taxes to fund municipal and state indebtedness.
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Winona
Mina
Lamoille
Winone
Jonatha Carver
London
Gaya
Newcastle
England
Senate moves to fill Delaware seat amid controversy
Washington reports show Richard R. Kenney’s seat vacant for months as controversy over credentials continues. Addicks is the contestant. The Senate debates the Nichols case, pension bills pass, and the Clayton Bulwer treaty abrogation hints surface amid discussions on the Nicaragua canal and border issues. Executive session on arbitration treaty proceeds with limited votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Richard R. Heaney
Delaware
Biggins
Walch Aince
Biesarz
Chandler
Hour
Kerney
Hoar
Dupon
Addicks
Kenney
Nicaregis Caua
Caffray
Dem. Lu
Samuel Rice
W. W. Nickolatt
Capizir
Richard Law
Erastus B.tyler
Julius A. Stahl
Frances P. Trombell
Mathew M- Trumbell
Ninth Iowa Cavalry
George H. Stoneman
Hans Johnson
Mary 4
Feb
Hill
Ning
Meesra
Lindsay
Morgan
Dem
Ala
Great
Great Britain
Mr. Morgan
Honduras
Immigration conference report shapes funding measures
Washington February 11 The diplomatic and consular bill passed carries 1 643 300 a small rise in minor items on the house while the defenses appropriation bill passes with one amendment and gains in the post office appropriation. Most of the day centers on a political debate over the financial question triggered by the bill funding a territory's debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wisconsin Legislature notes broad debate on university ratio
In Madison on February 8 the senate opened with the report on the University investigation. It shows teaching to student ratios by state, highlighting Wisconsin as among the lowest except Michigan. A bill on telephone company long distance use for local exchange was considered, along with numerous other measures in both houses, including road, education, taxation, and public health proposals.
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Madison
Senate
Miinola
Minnesota
Michigan
Missouri
Nebraska
California
Wisconsin
Wisconsin University
iMichigan
Welton
Oca
Bel Company
McGillivray
Commissioners of Public Lands
Black River Falls
Albion
Jackson County
Mosher
Moster
Burnham
Borchsenive
Agen
Fiett
Taylor
State Board of Health
Bullogton
Tim Corporation
Peterson
Yose
Agricultural Society
Hoyt
Merrimam
United States
Assembly
Blief
Davis
Conger
Columbia
Satix
Muller
Whitman
Solliday
National Guard
Woodworth
Reformatory
Charitable
Pena
Helme
Sweeting
Congress
Pere Marquette
Historical Society
Munson
Wingra Park
University Heights
Green
McGilivray
T2- Quest
Thayer
Dennett
Devos
Lemoreal
Burke
Krauss
Wolff
Webster
Trus
State Agricultural Society
Tha
Wheeler
Plete
State Board of Contre
Aguvenca
Ma. Mosher
Mr. BaMagter
Montgomery
Stout
Scofield
Henry C. Adams
Francis Bodenius
State Board of
G. Wy. Harrison
Appleton As
State Board of Deposits
Woller
Iia
Wisconsin Legislature Debates Keeley Cure and Seat Move
Wisconsin lawmakers clash over Keeley cure law invalidation and a proposal to relocate the state seat from Madison to Milwaukee. Governors notes urge cash for a fireproof capitol vaults and state depository rules. petitions on druggist licensure, sun day laws, and bicycle carrier bills fill the session.
An Ancient Table Tale From A Round Table Ballad
A playful verse recounts Arthur and Mabel discussing a table claimed to be three thousand years old. The dialogue blends myth with wordplay as they ponder Babel, Hindoo sages, and ancient origins, joking about a square table that claims to be round in truth.
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Arthur
Mabel
Great Tower of Babel
Egypt
Mapel
Heart's Answer on Love in Deeds Not Words
A poem questions love's nature and timing, detailing that true love arises from shared purpose and silent deep streams. It asserts love is richest when it gives, and speaks most clearly through deeds rather than words.
The Blossom of the Soul Poem Fragment
A fragmentary poem by Robert Underwood Johnson appears to question the source of a flower's allure and light. The archaic verse references sunshine and dawn, wondering whether love or dawn itself awakens beauty. The text resembles Century Magazine language and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Underwood Johison
Armored cruiser Baya placed in area near Philadelphia
The armoured cruiser Baya was successfully placed in an area near Philadelphia on Tuesday. Its hull shows damage: a 176 foot length with a torn bottom on the port side and dented plates starboard. The worst damage is a large hole in the port side.
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Baya
Philadelphia
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Catholic Order of Foresters
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Ohio
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Phy
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RS. McDonnell
Merenents’ National Bank of
Ocala
Freiterick DL
Colwell
Charles A. Tinker
New York State
Wao
R. Moore
Memphis
Poller
South
Centrol
Epworth League
Booth Packing Company
Webb and Cole
Boston
Thomsa Stam
Charles I. Nash
Herbert Pusler
John D. Long
Massachusetts
Stewart L.woodford
Brooklyn
Birmingham
Nunestone
Blount County
GW. Atkinson
Col
Morris Herkhaimer
Wheeling
W. Va
Bremley
Canton
James A. Gary
Defendent
Helen Gougar
Elijah Morse
United States House Court Clerk
Monroe Johnston
Charlotte
N. C
Johnston
Cowan Shields
Miss Shields
Shields
Admiral Buitch
Charleston
Hampton Roads
Maine
Nayal Gadet Gherardi
Admiral Gherardi
Joan E. Searles, Jr
Henry O. Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
Bangor
Ylouka
Juge
Ederal Law
Bacon
Ders
House
Wisconsin Legislature
Ghuren
Risuir
Harvey
Cyrus Schenck
Capitol
Proelich
Legried
County Agricultural Society
W. A. Jones
Ottack
Davidson
Deeda
Polacheck
Troat
Umber
Supreme Court
Keeley Cure Company
Milwaukee
Milwaukee City
Ennacy
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