Tevonue beat prevails in Kansas Arkansas and Louisiana
A flood of short items from across the country notes lynching in Mississippi, factory shutdowns, prominent deaths in New York and Boston, rail and oil industry moves, a big fire loss, political maneuvering, arrests, and legal cases. Notable names include John Moses, Emile Neustadt, Lewis May, Charles A Dane, William Hoey, and Josepha O'Donce White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tevonue
Kansas
Arkansas
Louisiana
John Mmoses
Crystal Springs
Misa
Wea~ Qock
Mistes Tromble
Rose
Bay City
Mich
Miss Rose
Emile D. Neustadt
New York
Lewis May
Washington
Canary
First Baptist
Randolph
Mass
Charles A. Dane
The
New York Sun
William J. Hoey
Qld Hoes
Rio Grande Western Railway
Utah Central Railroad
Josepha J. O'Donce White
J. Howley
Niagara Falls
Max Blum
Tennessee Central Railroad
Croasville
Tenn
Cal
Jerem Baxter
Wabash
Missouri City
Missouri
Bynum
National Democrats
Greater New York
All View
Munorg Steel Company
Milwaukee
Ct Sen
Cir of
Rowe
Glasgow
Moville
Edward J. Ratcliffe
Chicago
Muss Teachers’ National Association
Grand Central Palace
Mary Diamond
Charles Frohmat
Theater Rhatagor
Anu
England
Nmber
Parsons
Millersburg
Ohio
Clevaland
Akron and Columbus
Terrell Hudson
Decatur
James Pollard
St. Joseph
James Williamson
Wharton, Lex
Kitty Cogging
Pennsylvania
John Shaw
Millonaire
Toledo and Hocking Valley Railroad
Sacramento City
Miss Dean
Francis W. Brown
East River
Undercliffe Avenue
Martin Ensley
Clayton
C. D. Colling
Meramae Highlands
Samuel Elser
Neath
Avang
N.Y
Evie County
Bryan
Varied 1900s notices mix of deaths and events
The item reports Captain Davis TD Jones of Imperial Queen dying suddenly aboard his vessel off Savannah and burial plans in Savannah. It notes a California university board accepting expenses for Regent Cracker’s Tide eclipse expedition, Angell denying links to London talks via Paris to Constantinople, Byron McClelland’s will legacies totaling about 400000, and a large tea shipment to San Francisco. It mentions a Kentucky bond case reversal, two coaches killed near Budd Lake, a Florida governor seeking troops for Key West unrest, and other legal and personal notices involving Van Aken and alleged school fund solicitors in Alexandria Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis TD. Jones
Imperial Queen
Savannah
Liverpool
Regenta
California State University
Regent C. F. Cracker
Tidia
Angell
Turkey
Washington
London
Terrell
Constantinople
Paris
Byron McClelland
Francis McClelland
Glenstiel
San Francisco
Franktfort
Durrelto
Cantrill
Budd Lake
N. J
I. M. Cleveland
Washington, D.C
Bloxham
Florita
McKinley
United States
Key West
William P. van Aken
John &. McPherson
New Jersey
New York Central
van Aken
Hberty
George W. Fremont
John
Pence
New York
Mixed 19th Century Foreign Affairs Items
A compilation notes various global events including Dr Jameson’s voyage to Cape Town en route to Bulawaya, the death of novelist Margaret Oliphant in London, the sinking of the Russian ironclad Gangoot with crew saved, and the death of Wm Philip Molvigneus fourth Earl of Sefton. It also reports horse racing results, Cuban insurgent rumors, a new Chilean cabinet, ship losses, retirements of German generals, and the Anglo American telegraph link expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jameson
Capetown
Bulawayahire
Margaret Oliphant
London
England
Transund
Philip Molvigneus
Earl of Sefton
Count von Henckels Finnekerrickel
Havana
Maximo Gomez
Seade
Santiago de Chile
John Meyer
Hamburg
Germany
Ascen
Windsor Park
Profursay Aarporath
Hawaii
Aden
Yokohama
Anal
East Africa
William
United States
Brooklyn
Turkey
Mantre
Philippine Customs
Miller
United States Navy
Ttig
Brussels
Baron Dhants
Buenos Ayres
Laplatte
Tariff Bill Schedules Detailed Through June Readings
Washington reports outline the completion of the wool, schedule and tobacco schedules in the tariff bill. The senate debated hinges on tobacco duties, hides at 20 percent ad valorem, and a heated session featured Tillman Chandler exchanges. Revisions and amendments, including two per cent tax ideas and coal duties, dominated discussions as the bill neared final passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Allison
Senate
Paitigrew
D. D
Una
Si Valorem
Finance Committee
Buclk
Sugar
Smitt
Dem. N. J
Allen
Camnpacker
Indiana
United States
House of Representatives
Turnie
Spone
Tariff Debates and Voting Shifts in House
The article recounts tariff votes with cotton bagging and cotten theso on the free list, pine lumber duties cut from two to one, and party lines fracturing across the chamber. It notes a late day move by Teller on free white pine and Mantle’s subsequent one dollar rate cut, with Republicans and Democrats temporarily realigning. Washington coverage covers adjournment and a contentious hour of remarks on constitutional adjournment powers amid personal privilege clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teller
Spooner
Rep
Wic
Messrs
Baker
Carter
Hansborough
Quay
Bacon
McEnery
Martin
Mantle
Barker
McEinery
Mar
Lewiston, Me
Datesman
Knowles
Bryan
Beteman
Brave boy saves miners at dynamite fire in Michigan mine
In Houghton Michigan a brave boy named Thomas warned and directed workers as a box of dynamite in a Tamarack mine caught fire. He hoisted and ferried miners to the level before the blast. Ten seconds later the dynamite exploded, wrecking the engine but sparing ten miners and the boy. A miner had placed seven cases of dynamite in the box for future use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas
Houghton
Dia Post
Thomas
Jevel
A Sacrifice Ends In Humble Choice At Lae
A resident from Lae speaks with surprising candor about class and duty. He contemplates giving up one of his villages for the greater need and, after reflection, discards the smaller Jeluba. The scene underscores that even the least privileged feel the limits of club life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeluba
Chicago Post
Espr ees for Austrix and Mrs Whiffle dialogue fragment
A fragmented dialogue features Mr Whiffle and Mrs Whiffle musing on sleep and pride in a press scene. The garbled text hints at a fictional or playful exchange, with references to crown and Ingomine and Austrix. No coherent plot emerges from the disjointed lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Whiffle
Crimsonbeak and Yonkera Echo
A terse dialogue fragment centers on Miss Crimsonbeak and John, with Mrs Crimsonbeak noting a regretful past. Yonkera’s statement conveys tense emotion as the scene hints at a love and betrayal dynamic within a family or close-knit circle.
Whiskers of Peffer Sighted in Kansas Tale
A St. Louis Globe-Democrat item reports a bizarre tale of a cometlike streamer appearing from Kansas. It humorously asks if someone has dropped a sighted match on Mr. Peffer's whiskers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peffer
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Kansas
Princess of Wales aid to London poor praised
The princess of Wales hosted charity dinners for London’s poor, entertaining about 300000 denizens with cordial receptions. A Prussia crop report notes unusually stout yields expected in several provinces including Silesia. Washington reports July 1 as France’s senate committee faces reverses after twenty years.
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London
Prussia
Silesia
Washington
Posen
France
Racine Cyclists Highlight Fast Racing On Fourth
Eddie Bald and A C Mertens of St Paul swept professional honors at Racine opening day of Wisconsin division L A W and national circuit meet. Gardiner broke state half mile record with 62 seconds, while Beeles won amateur mile and McCarthy the amateur two mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Bold
A. C. Mertens
Cuartes Musa
Arikin Gardiner
Racine
Eddie Bald
St. Paul
G. C. Beeles
Milwaukee
Charles * McCarthy
St. Louyse
Eddis
al Gayman
A. Db. Fish
Sparta Serena
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Arthur Gardiner
McDonald
Ripon
Submarine River Break Discovered Near Atlantic Cable
An Atlantic cable laid between Senegal and Pernambuco, Brazil, broke three times after five years. Investigators report riverlike freshwater upwellings at the break site, with river weed, brownish water, feathers, orange peel, carpet scraps, and bite of draftwood found on the ocean floor. Engineers monitor further breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senegal
Africa
Pernambuco
Brazil
Benost
Davisa
Otega
Cange
Gulf of Carpentaria
Mila
France Sees Vehicle Prices Rise and Imports Tension
The report notes high costs for motor vehicles in France, with full-weight cars priced around 1000 francs and light carriages near 9600 francs. It cites motor vehicles by Dian and Bouton at 320 francs each and mentions looming municipal duties on kerosene powered carriages and cross-border entries, reflecting international transport tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Bolleo
Dian & Bouton
Geographique Internationale
Was John Alden an Irishman in the Mayflower story
Ex ambassador Bayard visit to Boston sparks renewed interest in Rev William Griffis claim that John Alden, husband of Prisella Muilind, was an Irishman born and bred. Griffis cites his research and a letter to Hamilton Murry arguing Aldens were Norman earlier settlers who moved to Ireland, despite British scholars’ efforts to rebut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Bayard
Boston
William Eliot Griffis
Ithaca
N.Y
John Alex
Prisella Muilind
Grifis
Souk
Berton
Historical Society
Whore Head
Admiral Meade
United States
Envy
Griffis
Hamilton Murry
Taneriee
Mass
Aldens
Norman Milly
Griffs
Alden
John Alden
Irish Flight of Mayflower Passengers Sparks Debate
A Boston corresp discusses claims by Griffis that many Mayflower voyagers were Dutch natives or Irish born in Holland. He cites figures and names like Muting, Marth, Miles Stannish, Hopkins, Williame, Clarke, and Robinson as part of a broader inquiry the American-Irish Historical Society may pursue to verify origin stories of the voyage participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffis
Holland
England
Helland
American-Irish Historical Society
Mutink
Marth
Miles Stannish
Hopkins
Williame
Clarke
Robinson
Emlerald Isle
Boston
New York
A Fine Berth for Librarian Young at Congress
Washington July 4 John Russell Young is nominated to be librarian of Congress with a salary of 6000 dollars a year and a grand new building. He will appoint veteran librarian Ainsworth Spofford as chief assistant and oversee moving books to the palatial library. With 700 appointments and about 15000 applicants, his diplomacy will be tested before orderly discipline settles in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Russell Young
Congress
Hig
Ainsworth R. Spofford
Spofford
Abraham Lincoln
Young
Negbrary
Librarian Young
McKinley
Joan Russell Young
Your
Alexander Campbell
Carl Tlan
Senatore Deboe
Biking
Hanna
Faure Prepares Russia Visit Letter from Czar Sets Tone
Paris, July 4. President Faure told the cabinet he received a letter from the czar outlining measures to honor his majesty if Faure visits. Faure said he planned to depart for Russia in mid August, aiming to travel to the Peterhof palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Faure
Czar
Bia
Peterhof
M. Faure
Ruga Ia
Patchwork Wealth Tales From Rockerfeller Nights
Monroe Sentinel reports a playful tale claiming John D. Rockefeller gains vast sums while sleeping eating and attending church each day. The exaggerated figures illustrate the absurdity of headlines about sudden wealth and the habit of patching patches over our pants.
Some Time You Shall Know My Darling You Will Grow
A poetic reminiscence laments distance and time as a parent kneels at a sleeping child’s crib. Tender lines recall a kiss on the brow and promise a future moment of understanding. The speaker reflects on grief, memory, and enduring love across years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisa
Roy
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News OF the World
Foreign Affairs
Congressional News
Thmman
South Carolina
Chandler
New Hampshire
Tillman
Na Pines
Cleveland
Mr. Tilman
Yeas
Tintler Quay
Brave Boy
NUAL
Moto Vehicles
Trishman
Hoston
Murry
Plymouth
Astern
Paure
Russia
Monroe Sentinel
John D. Rockefeller
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