Fragmented Telegrams of Domestic News Briefs
A garbled 19th century style digest reports a series of domestic incidents. It mentions a Bryant store sale with jewelry secured, a Farsons elevator fire, and insurance losses. It notes deaths and crimes in multiple states, a Virginia election suspense, bank and law actions, and various political and social events across cities like New York, Richmond, and Paterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Peteysac
Bryant
Tlawno
Davidaon & Go
Farsons
Kay
AL Owensboro
David Pinakett
Daniel Skinner
Purehisoy
United States
Linus Senate
Insular Rebel Flag Raising In Rizal and Bulacan Suppressed
The report notes a new Pilipino rebel flag investiture by concentration of ladrozes in Rizag and Bulacan where about 2,000 natives are undermined and eating Katipunan flags. Frank Dellérman, once a private in the 14th United States infantry, was arrested in St. Louis awaiting federal action for alleged escape and murder in the Philippines. He says he escaped and claims a discharge after entering the army at Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Tudor
New York
Honduras
George Hamuet Mell
Wall Street
Palmyra
Grave Horton
Paul
Inauranée
Huelkley
Sofmie Christy Advocate
Merle Odian
Geome
George Ade
New New York
Harvard
University
Thomas Morgan Rotel
Helens
Mont
Archibald Rosers
Tlovsit
Alexiadee
Tudianapulis Elas
Evgen
Rand
Frank Slims
St. Chand
Republi
Wasi
Cleveland
Seale
John W. Pret
Law
Sweide
C. Swenson
Bethany
Kans) College
Lie Walted
Stockholm
Burelers
Crace Episcopal Churth
Newark
N. J
Axl Automatic
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pitenirn
Pas
Corl Dealers’ Association
Illnois
Wisconsin
Chicago
Lake Erie
Lake’ Michigan
West ‘Indies
Hamilton
Berrauda
New York State
Senate
Quay
Thomas Prather
Revert McSparren
Bnge
St. Descon
Ala McSparren
Prather
McSparren
Brooklyn
Hega Pneumoslita
Fayelle
Law and Order League
Slive
Sanatoe Morgan
Alabgrm
Tris
Tee
Siberia
Russia
Eavisa
Louie
Duke Wheeler
Masonic Temple
Che
Wheeler
Barner Chocolate Works
Paterson
Ceai
Ug Insurance
Pilgrims of
Het
United States
Healehip
Cashmera
Wasthington
Morgan
la Crosse
Wis
Company D
Eighth Infantry
Philadelphia
James A. Lyon Garfield
Garfield
New Orleans
Vermilye & Co
Ladrozes
Rizag
Bulacan
Frank Dellérman
Veivate
14Th
Cincinpati
Turkish military actions defended as defensive assurances
Foreign notes report that assurances were recorded with a great power confirming Turkish military preparations are purely defensive. The British protocol was formally accepted by Minister Bowen Jc Vent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen Jc Vent
War rumors and unrest ripple through Europe and beyond
Fragmented reports from Germany Italy and Britain reference continued demands for preference and political pressure. In Barcelona and Cadiz strike conditions worsen while curfews and martial law are debated. A Russian artillery claim notes a claimed 60 percent accuracy boost from yellow-tinted goggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
Duke of Wellington
Lord Belhaven
Tuba
Kigioch
Barcelona
Cadiz
Anarea
Vittangi
Oblebet
Ae Furtiliey
Prominent Merchants and Officials Dead in Obituary Row
A list of notable deaths and obituaries from varied cities. H. Mathews, 65, a leading merchant of Anrurn, Miss Melletle Tuppan, 70, of Philadelphia, died in Florence. John W. Siuoilen of Harrisburg, president judge of Dauphin County Courts, noted for juristic work. Charles D. Peacocks Sr., of Chicago, died of pneumonia. Wier M. Eyzn, esteemed gilders and vessel owners in the West. Dr Thomas Fors, 7th Cavalry veteran and bodyguard to a notable figure, died at Cam. Indication of deaths across multiple states with varied professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. . Mathews
Jew Willinge Jools May
Rewise
U. Bay
Gage
Onier
Elks
Melletle Tuppan
Philadeinkit
Florénce
Italy
Vis
Dion
Cig
Charles D. Peacocks, Sr
Camaim
Mindoro battle kills one and disperses bandits
Filipino forces clash with 100 bandits in Mindoro, killing one and scattering the rest. Names cited include William Dully and John O'Donnell among others. Irish prisoners released from Dublin prison. Discussions on U S senate elections and international disputes continue as Venezuela and Britain figures move toward settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Par Mills Uyey
Mindoro
Willam Dully
John O'Donnell
Dennis Johnson
Nazion Arere
Dublin
Martin C. Tinssel
Northwestern Gaslight‘and Coke Companyls
Wenduam
United States
Oudht
Wiliam McCullagh
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Willow BR. Herbert
Fashior
National Cash Register Company
Chicago
London Lancet
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Federal lawmakers session closes behind doors
Washington lawmakers discussed the Panama Canal Treaty in a closed executive session. Senator Morgan criticized the treaty provisions and called the Colombia cash payment of 10.9 million exorbitant. He accused Colombia of selling out and abdicating for a million, saying it futile to bargain with such an institution. Senator Cullom explained several treaty provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Genter Morgan
Colpml
Colombia
Cullom
Morgan
Political Clash Over Statehood Bills and Sundry Civil Bill
Senate adjournment talks clash with Quay Morgan amendments as statehood bills face resistance and the Philippines relief fund debate falters. House moves through the sundry civil bill, pens ion legislation advances, and a packed Senate gallery hears Gen. Booth’s address amid broader tariff and budget skirmishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
Morgan
House
White House
Philippines
Washington
Elkins Hill
ME Littlefield
Malus
Semmier Rawlins
repTiol
Wisconsin Senate Bills Docketed Amid Broad Agenda
In Madison on February 11, the Wisconsin Legislature listed numerous bills scheduled for possible action. Proposals include a state university anatomy cadaver policy, a humane bill, a ban on trading stamps for sanitary needs, and a $5,000 state superintendent salary. Other measures grant county boards jail control, appoint jailers, fund Portage area improvements, and address docked horse tails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Miller
Belterbea Ht
Yh State University Apatomica Department
Whitehead
Eaton and
Ruekema
Wisconsin
Nodles
Milwaukee Fair Grounds
Geulogica
Natural History
Algo
Snowwen
Caley
Milwaukee
Tintin
Woul Diving Association
Drawal
Thanls
M.C. Bergh
Wisconsin Legislature considers broad set of bills
A wave of measures introduces tax reforms for railroads, licensing and public charters, and social programs. Bills seek state park planning, road rates, and electors rules while expanding public expenditures and regulatory powers across health, education, and industry.
Madison Daily Proceedings Missing Business
Madison reports show no business of importance transacted in either branch on February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Records Broken at Boston Indoor Track Games
Boston February 15 Harvard defeated Pennsylvania as Amherst beat Georgetown in indoor track events. Harvard set a 1,560 yard record with a time of 3 minutes 10 seconds, breaking the former mark by 115 seconds. Georgetown fell to Amherst in a separate race with a 2 minute 9 second result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boswn Athletic Association
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Amherst
Georgetown
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Hesp
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Sylmon
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R. O. Crump
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Aldrich
Luge
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Oller
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Stowe
Ad Valorem
Repubican Party
Tax Commission
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