Warre West Superior social scene ends in ad battle
A chaotic social scene at West Superior escalated into a street brawl. Reports mention hotel proprietor Robert Stafford airing in New York, Detroit officials weighing two cent fare support, and various unrelated political and crime notes across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Superior
Robert Stafford
New York
Mayor Progree
Detroit
W.J. Bryan
Lingala
Chicago
Robert Shoemaker
Philadelphi
Reading Vilread Company
Paketa
Nelsor
Peteigrew
Athoes
Vane
Samtiago
Rienzi Loud
M. EK. Daly
Rilelde County
W. Va
Gad Collins
Gould
Armour and Pullman
Edwis Gould
New York Cab Company
United Staas
Washington
Gurbat Cig
Prowler Canovas
Spain
United States
AL Tussalmville
Dink
Arch
Proctor
Will Proctor
Blaira
N. Wi
Global turmoil and unrest flood late 19th century news
A chaotic collage reports mine disaster deaths at Buda and riots in London, plus political moves from Zurich to Paris. It notes insurgent actions in India, a czar visit plan, and various arrests, resignations, and societal incidents across Europe and Africa, with limited casualty details.
Arizona convicts leased for ten years at 79 cents a day
Arizona officials report convicts are leased for ten years at 79 cents per day to labor on a new irrigating canal project. The canal aims to reclaim 100000 acres of arable land and boost agricultural production in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azizona
Hale to Lead Fight to Kill Cuban Resolution
Senator Hale receives word from absent Senator Hour opposing the Cuba ban measure and urging pairing to defeat or delay the resolution. Hale prepares for debate, notes conservative sentiment rising and broad opposition to any step risking war, urging restraint amid Cuban insurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Del
Hale Nag
Hour
Hale
Myr
Haie
Senate
Congress
Desolated Dongola under Baggara rule and ruin
Descriptive account of Dongola abandoned for twelve years under Baggara control. Town reduced to rubble with destroyed bazaar, ruined mansions, and overgrown streets. Observers note loss of civility, mass killings, and a landscape of destruction where once thrived a busy riverfront market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engl Woo
Sondon
Dongola
Donglang
Tunsy
Africa
Baggara
Turka
Desvish Deym Walks Through Haunted City Ruins
A dreamlike report from the Landon Times describes a narrator wandering a once prosperous city now abandoned. He traverses melancholy streets and ruined habitations, encountering loathsome sights as he expects horrors at every desolate corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon Times
Romance of Two Little Girls and a Wealthy Inheritance
A 40 year old tale recounts a wealthy shipping magnate and his daughter who marry a poor ship carpenter, flee to the land of the brave, raise two daughters, and endure loss. The elder child’s guardians later discover a 400,000 francs fortune left by the uncle. Mrs Nekrgang and Mrs Stevens are named as potential heirs to a lucrative but contested estate in Switzerland.
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Berry Adams
George Peeck
Wes
Barcelona
Pison
Bate Department
United States
Miniter Denby
Peking
China
American Federation of Labor
Cincinnati
Samie
Gompers
James Duncan
Baltimore
Mra. J. Suppler
Gathesine
Whitecastle
Denver
Ely
Columbus, Bardusky and Hocking
Wheeling and Lake Eide
Toledo
Fran Pollevud
Gabriel Rugs
John,antras
Charles Swanson
Charles Anerson
Ady
Columbus
Ohio
Carlos M. Sprague
New York
Liaviiltles
Boston
Cezequil
Post Au Prince
Haylt
Long Cay
Baamas
Maxavas
Crown Point
Ind
Manisota
Buck
Jim
Texas
Mircuell
Florida
Moc
Tampa
Tacoma
Wash
Northwest
Tacoma Woolen Mills
Governoreige
Pingree Wil Attenp
Alvice
Michigan
Bryant Park
Astor
Lenox
Tilden
Uuce
Southern Railway
Birmingham
Ala
Ft.o
Sywrail
Lexington
Dunedd
Hanna
Allen A. Armstrong
McKinley
Armstrong
Bryan
People's Party
Mr. Mc
Buda
Tay Canten
Zurich
Bolingbroke Chee
London
Corbet
Eitzsimanons
John J. Kozne
Catholic Maiyeveltey
Washington
Rome
Czar
Gzortna
Russia
Paris
Portuguesa Infia
Loube
Fernem
Sxckel
Tve Parsons
St Johny
Quebec
Paul Auguste Avent
Ccum
Posen
Arthur Plus
Oxford
England
Mentucky Lunatic Asylum
Preteci
Atrea
Don Paul
Prince Bismarck
America
Leonora Jackson
Germany
Fomperor Miniim
Kerehodt
Jenker
Crarotte Agusta Drayton
William Astor
Durham
Surrey
Ther
Castled Raine
Thay
Alao
Zee Bor
Peiamorgues
Bath
Crown
Womanhaol
Orei
Louie Nabexang
Davenport
Mr. Stevens
DeWitt
Bavisa Canan
Chase
Atcle
Intercam
Nekrgang
Stevens
Switzerland
Time to Make Cuttings for Winter Propagation
Winter is best for taking cuttings of fruit and ornamental shrubs. Quaint guidance notes that quince, currant, gooseberry, and grape cuttings root readily, while shade trees like maples and poplars can be grown from cuttings. Most plants must be raised from seeds or grafting, with shrubs for hedges relying on cuttings. Cut with nine inch lengths, store in sand or earth, heal by spring, then plant two thirds buried in ground by late winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arhaea
Wite breakfast banter over seat burlesque in New York
Fragmentary chat recounts a breakfast exchange about who gave up a seat in the car. John denies giving up his seat while a wife claims he did. The dialect and phrasing reflect playful domestic banter with the line cited as from a New York source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Irfebatan
Pat
New York Found
Self- conscious Humor in Military Portraits at Museu
A terse note recalls Lt A Ah and Lt B Denter admiring a portrait of a beautiful woman. The scene hints at wry self awareness amid a museum setting and humorous dialogue about perception and art.
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B—Denter
Museu
Humoristisch
Philadelphia life and New Yorker tension emerge
A puzzled exchange contrasts a Philadelphian’s search for life in Philadelphia with a New Yorker remark about the trouble of finding such life, reflecting city stereotypes and regional viewpoints in a clipped Cleveland Plaindealer style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphien
Philadelphia
New Yorker
Cleveland
Reforms for Cuba Aim at Fully Elective Congress
New York December 25 A bold reform plan for Cuba moves toward a fully elected Cuban congress with fifteen members named by the queen regent and fifteen elected by the people. The proposal envisions a captain general as representative of Spain and shifts control of lawmaking to the island, aiming to precede wider self rule after Porto Rico reforms. Concerns remain over approval by the Cortes and timeline before enactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tme
Amother
Cuba
Washington
Porto Hico
Cogay
Porto Rico
Pamo Rico
Provneex
San Juan
Ponce
Indevélas
Zongreas
Local del Mente
Corte, Bit Ag
Fe Cam
Madrid
Unite States
Measuring Band and Surveyor's Chain in Field Work
The Journal of Agriculture explains surveying basics using a chain of 66 feet and 100 links, with a pole of 101.5 feet equating to 25 rods. It details converting plot dimensions in rods to square rods, and notes how soil area varies with right angles and skewed plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Journal of Agriculture
Fragmentary 1360 text on bicycle brigade and tactics
The New York World fragment references a bicycle brigade and chaotic approaches strewn with glass and tacks. Ambiguous lines mention a serial artes a vino and tainted air, with garbled phrases and unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicycle Brigade
New York World
Fragmentary Note inistent on Theory Debate
A garbled excerpt shows a student or critic questioning a professor’s approach to theory. The legible lines hint at doubt, distraction, and resistance to opposing arguments. The source presents a fragmentary, cryptic snapshot rather than a clear report.
Too Hard a Death in New York Journal Passage
A fragment from the New York Journal quotes a dramatic exchange about dying, with a line asserting love and a refusal to smoke the cigars given, revealing tension and a fatalist mood.
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Wis
Sullivan
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Hau
O'Ferrall
Generad Scott
Davis
Sherman Deohare Luit
Spoust
Flustings
Neb
St. Joseph
Grand Jeladed
Master of Chancery
Queer
Victoria
Jett Windsor Enade
Osborns House
Charles F. Buster
Portland
Elycorina
Kinley
Wooesale Hougs
Mershell Field & Co
Unti
Gevers
Ame Tran Sregar Rotning Company
Wro Aen
Adam de Monke-Hulfeldt
Denmark
Louis Bonaparte
New England Savery
Iy Diend
Windorf
Huginn
A Jroviso
Curleymas
Ani
Phate
New York Herald
Wame
Luis
Ator
Jose
Baontor
Trourteal
New York Journal
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