Fragmented Telegrams on World Events and Local Incidents
A wide array of brief items report political shifts and inaugurations, crimes, fires, and notable deaths. Highlights include Governor Loyd Lowndes’s inauguration in Maryland, a tobacco factory fire in New York, a perilous self destruct act by J F Scott of Akron, a planned Wisconsin legislature special session, and a surge of international notes from Toronto to Parma. The collection blends political, social, and crime notes with several mentions of notable figures and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Islands
Pana
I L
Loyd Lowndes
Maryland
J. F. Scott
Akron
Senator Hill
Washington
Trummansburg
N.Y
Laws
Governor Wells
Statehood
Utah
Salt Lake City
Artesian Lee & Brewing Company
Brunswick
Loas
Royal Yacht, Club
Toronto
Ont
Ibensen
Maina
Pierce
Anoka
True
Northwest
John W. Coleman
San Francisto
Gen. Grant
Olney
Byron Baldwin
Yonkers
Paris
Madisonstreet
Chicago
Tre
Arno E. Korb
New York
Fry
Commission House of Vietor & Acelis
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Alva Vanedrpilt
Lottay
Europe
Patti Binmer
Milwaukee Day School For the Deaf
Stogers Park
Pingree
Esprit
Drummond Tobacco Company
Af BL
Lois
Plug Tobacco
Citarette Trust
Plug
Cardinal Satolli
Baltimore
Anna McGraw
Waltresa
Sioux City
Charles W. Eaton
McDermaid
Rockford
Hedley Eaton
Quincy Herald
Boston Journal
Rep
Atwood
Clty
Norris
Dakota County
Nebraska
South Slows City
Law Nationaal Association of Postofice
Wilson
Genate
Philadelphia
Olnay
Res
Hiram P. Gerald Nad
Florida
Rush Gity
Minn
Coss
Milwaukee
John McGough
Rannemory
William Rose
Troy
Robert Rags
Bat" Shea
New York World
Clney
Patrick Galvin
Samet Paugh
Mollie Murphy
Indianapolla
Ind
W. B. Murphy
Murphy
Gelgin
Great Gas Explosion Lawsuits in Alexandria Decide Murder Case
Suits totaling 310000 are filed against the Alexandria Mining and Exploring Co. in the wake of a major natural gas explosion. In related court action, Boston Supreme Judicial Court overruled exceptions in the murder case of Durcy Foster, with defendants convicted of second degree murder after resisting arrest during a robbery investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Ind
Com- Li Benek
Supreme Judical Court
Boston
Patrick Sullivan
Patrick J. Soley
Cornelus Nagle
Durcy
Foster
Billerica
Louie Tyler
New York City
Grand Forks
Wiliam Tyler
New York
Jamestown
N. D
Fire Enforcement League
Glasstone Hotel
Washington
Sublime Porte
Birdjik
Mussulmane
Transvaal tensions and Cuban raids reported worldwide
A British and German diplomatic dispute over the Transvaal persists with Portugal possibly blocking German troop passage, while General Azeta sails with revolutions under the American flag. In Cuba, rebels attack Pinar del Rio, burning towns and advancing toward Manzanillo, stirring intense local excitement. Reports mention Rhodes resigning, British philanthropy, and various European stances from Berlin to St. Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunraven
Cecil Rhodes
London
Iinn Golsmid
Philanthopist
Germany
Tranavaal
England
Pinar del Rio
Gabriel
Gir
Artemisi
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Portugal
Transvaal
Gispileh
Russig
Havana
Cuba
Pinay del Rio
Mavana
Federal Law Makers Debate Silver Substitute and Bonds
In the Senate and House finance discussions, Senator Jones Ark introduces a free silver substitute for the bond bill and signals a Wednesday vote with Senate reconsideration. Senator Morrill notes Republican opposition to the substitute while Voorhees urges library contract approvals and potential $80,000 revenue return. Ellenna proposes bonds be advertised for 20 days and sold to the highest bidder. West discusses Sherman’s gold reserve plan, citing the Supreme Court’s $50,000,000 revenue loss and stressing interbranch balance amid the income tax decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lonse
Jones
Dem
Ark
House
Senate
Morrill
Rep
Voorhees
West
Sherman
Supreme Court
Proposals on loans and election fraud raise House debate
In a jammed session, Mr. Chandler props a popular loan via postal savings notes while Mr. Allen seeks a five-member committee to probe possible fraud in Alabama elections. Discussions reference foreign influence statutes and a push to prosecute Pullitzer amid telegrams on Venezuelan policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Allen
Alabama
United States
Lodge
Mr. Chandler
Prince of Wales
Roths~ Childs
Pulitzer
New York World
House
Titah
Lond
Rep
Cal
Committee On Postatice
Committee On Judiciary
Cannon
House Committee On Appropriations
Hainer
W. A. Stone
Sayres
Cayton
Lingluim
McCall
Hamenway
Dockery
Robertson
Grout
Livingston
Bartlett
Deficiency
Northway
Arnold
Savres
Livingston Permanent
Utah to Join Union as Forty-Fifth State
In the spring rush of political numbers, Utah is set to become the forty-fifth state on the July 4 celebration, earning a star on the national flag six months before statehood. The Army will add Utah to regimental colors, placing its star to the right of the fourth row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Utah
Union
Lamont
Army
Harper's Weekly
Roads in Europe Show Progressive Highway Reform
The article notes European roads rival the best in modern systems and argues American efforts to improve highways should not wait decades. It recalls continental histories of road development amid raiding eras, urging US labor to pursue faster improvements. A separate household snippet mentions a baby not crying all day and a parent’s uneasy feeling about tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Tippingate
Sapollo and dirt proverbs in antique ads and homes
A fragmented excerpt discusses Sapollo advertisements and old household sayings about cleanliness. It reflects on how dirt is linked to poverty, cites lines about sweeping houses and bright homes, and mentions Shakespeare, the Quran, and the Bible in relation to tidiness and virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Sapulio
Good Roads and the Call for Better National Thoroughfares
A call for improved public roads argues that sound infrastructure, free of corruption and political bias, will unify the nation, boost travel and commerce, and reveal the beauty of America. It envisions citizens experiencing genuine road journeys rather than skimpy glimpses from trains, fostering national pride and practical progress.
New Word From Endl of Dunraven onshore Refusal
Harper's Weekly notes a proposed new word Uiree syHables tong meaning against it but used to express a clear idea with concise speech. It is described as an Americanism connected to Dunraven withdrawal and the ability to state refusal succinctly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunraven
Harper's Weekly
Graduation Mentions and Student Notations
Fragmentary notes reference graduation status and individuals Amy Keeley and Mabel You, with unclear context about percentages and fields. The readable bits suggest a report on graduates, but specifics on names, dates, or institutions are limited.
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LN Brief
Oklahome
Ayrow
Senooley
Staion
Pus Hymans Brothers
Hern
Cleveland
Yale
Om Reed
Geneva
Jacob Pritz
Payeley de
Guy
Wisconsin
G. Weston Wood
Minnesota
Faribawtt
Chattahoom Press
Teaves
Ohio Valley
Minneapolis Board of Education
Menominee
Mich
Indianapolis
Ity Council
Henry
McCain
Winthtop
Mathias Kelcher
Laporte
America
New Mexico
Asia Minor
Bolin
Omahs
English Evangelical Alliance
United States Evangelical Alliance
Francis Savelli
Secretary of the Navy
James McNamara
Veeport
Haseen
National Bank of Livingston
Mont
Eckels
Confectioners’ and Bakers Supply Company
Admiral Buneé
Turkey
Americana
le Sueur
Parma
Achille Paganini
Villa Gatoua
Ora B. Bell
Henry Boyar
William Pyle
Charles L. Hooven
Hiram Heard
Federal Law Makers
Solomon
Tupper
Spalding
Rep. Mich
Sandwich Islands
Hawaii
Congress
Cominittee
Jan
Stewart
Elkin
Aurore
Sulaqiat
Breyorby
Tysti
Bulomou
Moog
Sthdaita
Huey
Yhauil Hooey
Teeleacie Ture
Sangserit
Soult Sea Island
Sylomigny
Decentocitas
Chines
Tha Brilen
Crete
Wis
Ilesa
Tod
Ifisvlaywu
Farhov
Uae
Mrs. Muchblest
Mr. Muchblest
Eli
Sapolla
Mabel
Norces
Hood
Era Meas
Newt
Wyoming Street
Kansas
Gily
Iupans
Dare Ara Wold
Sun Eal
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