Telegrams in brief Pope Leo and political moves
Telegrams note Pope Leo's interest in King Victor Emmanuel's view on parliament and potential cardinal reorganization. Reports mention fluid in the plena and a surgical operation, while the Philippine commission may delay opium rulings pending study. Rumors of Cuban insurrection are linked to veterans seeking compensation. Congress urged to fund a federal building in the capital and support for Pearl Bay improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Loo
Victor Emmanuel
Julian Cibles
Philippine Commission
Jay Petiod
Hovohiy
Congress
Theimssay
Pearl Bay
Black Civil Unrest Report Amid Carnival Incident
A young Black person sparked a smaltized riot at a Marinette carnival as national figures critique racial tensions. Federal justice officials and Milwaukee reporters label the mob and fire as serious legal matters, while legislators comment on discrimination and social equality with ongoing debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinette
Christian Witeavoc
Davis. G. Brewer
Federal Supreme Court
Milwaukee
St. Joseph
Untitled 1900s Miscellany Sparks Across Cities
A chaotic vintage roundup describes accidents, arrests, political moves, ship travel, and notable deaths. Reports detail a London motor crash, Chicago labor clashes, a Vancouver banker’s strike, a Danish shipbuilder’s injury, and a Klondike shipment to Seattle, among scattered incidents and public notices.
Noted 19th Century Investigations On Alaska And Crime
A collage of reports covers Alaska expedition notes from Dawson, with the Antarctic Discovery reaching San Francisco and a ship’s crew marking the lowest latitude. Also cited are political intrigues, Perjury trials, a New York death by gas, and police department shakeups in a broad, era-defining excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lue
Asacts
Discovery
San Francisco
Francis E. Glark
Christian Endeavorers
Denver
Dr. Berry
Julius Lenmann
St Levig House of Felegate
House
Senator Stewart
Nevada
Washington
Virginia
Michigan University Imagenta
Michigan
Edwin PD. Phelps
Brookyn
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Rea Estate
Opecninr
New York
United States
Alaska
Dawson City
Dillingham
Vermont
Nelson
Minnesota
Patterson
Colorado
Burnham
Yukon
Ehstein
Notable Deaths in Brief Obituary Sketches and Roles
The notice lists several prominent figures: Tristram Allan McRixon, first vice president and GM of the Boston and Maine Railroad, who died of heart failure at Marblehead Neck. Judge Herbert G. Whitlock, 71, who served in Civil War General Logan’s brigade and practiced law in Jacksonville since 1808. Samuel C. Howell, heir to the T. P. Howell Leather Company, held in Newark, and director of Consumers' Coal in Wilkes-Barre. William Ernest Henley, poet and editor connected with Stevenson, who died at 64 in London. The piece sketches their careers, origins, and key affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tristram Allan McRizaon
Boston and Male Railroad
Hiscome
Marblehead Neck
Mass
Forth Station
Boston
McKinnon
Ireland
Herbert G. Whitlock
Jacksonville
Howell & Hickman Leather Works
Middletown
N. Ys
Consumers’ Coal Company
Wilkesbarre
William Ernest Henley
Robert Louis Stevenson
Loteg
Gloucester
Rasays
Robert Touls Stevenson
Henry Rachurc
Tennyson
Multiple World News Fragments Report Political Turmoil and Crimes
A chaotic mix of reports covers fraud in government securities, royal entertainments, Venezuelan tensions, plots of vengeance, arbitration talks between nations, and war talk involving China, Russia, Japan, and Port Arthur. Also noted are Irish political clashes, tax votes, dissolution of orders, religious clashes in Belfast, a London religious census, a violent earthquake in Cane Town, and the death of mezzo-soprano Minuie Kortezo Krall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loubes
Lusehven
Tomden
Edward
Kits
Cevie Honorable Artillery
United States
Soledad
Ciudad Bolivar
Enous
Ornliays
Senate
Belfast
Euward
Dublin City
Kouropatkin
Port Arthur
Japan
Loncon
Cane Town
Minuie Kortezo Krall
Berlin Opera House
Mortuary notes of varied notable deaths in 19th century era
The item lists several figures dying recently: W Rawhey a contractor in Sycamore. H E Sir Chichen Lo Feugla a former Chinese minister to Britain Belgium and Italy died of paralysis in Poorhoe. Benjamin Von Kallay, Austro Hungarian finance minister, died after brief illness. Patrick A Duter a wealthy retired lumberman died in Datrell after a long career. Father Antrobus, superior of Brompton Oratory, died in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Rawhey
Sycamiore
H. E
Chichen Lo Feugla
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Poorhoe
Benjamin von Kallay
Ia Vieara
Patrick A. Duter
Retirad
Datrell
Michigan
Tumber
Adiron
New York State
Antrobus
Brompton Oratory
London
Cardinal Vaughan
Westminster
Brief items from a late 19th century paper on wealth and society
Snippets note land offers near Iona Hebrides inviting millionaire buyers to claim “Pawns island” and recount odd studies on color effects on nerves. Mentions Josiah E. Lynn, noted New Jersey magnate, at a New York almshouse. References Abner Taylor’s land grant for a state capitol and a Baltimore speech praising five great soldiers. Credits Carnegie with large philanthropic hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona
Hebrides
Pawns Island
Josiah E. Lynn
New Jersey
Washington
N. Y
Jay Gould
Abner Taylor
Chicago
New York
Davies
Virginia
Baltimore
Napoleon
Wellington
von Moltke
Grant
Robert E. Lee
Andrew Carnegie
Tuskegee
Hague Temple of Peace
Judicial Guesses On Oil, Trust Powers Named In Case
The document cites Park Oil Company and Bridgewater Gas rempany with rights to the oil in a lease, allowing restraint or speculative hold while preserving ownership. It notes municipal authority to take property held in trust for education of poor white male orphans and broader powers to aid charitable groups and promote welfare and good government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Oil Company FS
Bridgewater Ges
Eas
Soa LD
Hulett
Ifm Trust
Suiry Othac
Willoas
Odd London motorists and ancient French orange tree
Fragmentary notes claim London drivers total about 25 360 miles yearly and compare it to Earth's circumference of 27 009 miles. A reference to the orangery of Yargailies cites France's oldest pomegranate tree dating to 1695, with rare blossoms in warm seasons and long neglect in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Ines
London
Orangery
Yargailies
France
Record Dairy School Boom Month At Wisconsin
June at the Wisconsin dairy school set a record with over 75,000 dollars paid to farmers for milk, an average milk price of 84 cents per 100 pounds, and daily creamery receipts above 20,000 pounds. Demand for dairy graduates is high with many creameries and cheese factories seeking capable managers to supervise large herds and product handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
University Dairy School
Kim
University Oreamery
University É Creamery
Wisconsin Dairy School
E. H. Parrington
Sevier Jeiters
Hilnels
Iowa
Wisconsin
Maryland
Michigan
North Carolina
Ere
Farrington
The Suffering Brute Urges Better Horse Care
A call for humane treatment of horses criticizes owners for sweltering stables and crowded, airless conditions. It argues horses suffer heat, insects, and restraint, urging larger, better ventilated stalls and more shade and rest to ease their distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behall
Max
Brute
Prominent Figures Depart City for Vacations
Sands, adviser to Carnes judge, leaves Seoul for New York voyage aboard the Alleghany with Ricardo Yglesias, brother of Costa Rica’s ex president. The president's secretary Lovb travels from Oyster Bay for a month’s vacation, with Barnes assuming executive duties during absence. Lake George will host much of the secretary’s休 time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricardo Yglesias
Yglesias
Costa Rica
Alleghany
New York
Central America
Lovb
Ans
Oyster Bay
Lake George
Barnes
Lozb
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the Marshfield Times
Williams & Salley, Publishers
Telegrams EN Brier
Pope Leo
Insular
Parsons
Imperial Connect
Allanlig City
Auty
Richmond
Qeelares
Cassius M. Clay
Fayenyard
Gilead
Nat Michael Donahue
Frank Snyder
Joan M. Mantels
Deer Creek
Flora
Ind
Panny Mulroy
Henry T. Weiss
Dutch Guiana
Bethesda
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Educators’ Convention
Kellogs
Ue Sarkis
Gpam Express
Petuision
Bga Willams
Josie Henry
Mies Ashton
Wading River
Long Island
Newport
Countess of Minto
Whitelaw Reid
Hanna
Whitaker Wricht
England
Ryanaville
Joan Lingart
Indianapolis
Keuts
Humboldt
Seattle
Wash
Klondike
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Barton
Mason City
Red Comb Junction
Gincianath
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock al
United States Steel Corporation
We. J. RB
Harry Hansen
Ogden D. Edwards
Mainpowder Mills
Wilkesburo
Langley
Potomac
Gerhard Terlinden
Parisia
Northcott
Ilinois
George Walters
la Salle County
Msgerretavles Root
Moody
Army
E. P. Chapin
Musketon
Mutk
Lois Pville
H. G
Burgas
Postmasta
Sivlih
Prof
Wiley
Agricultural Department
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Captain Kidd
William Gow Broken
Camnering
Peillon
John Michell
Mas Ida Weeks
Reidville
Roarke Barnard
Wader
Sohenl
Emerson
Ralih Wahlo Bajeran
Ralih Wahlo Bajeran, Witsoperd
Concord
Et Tungeed Anu
Movie Gibbons
Thycar Ottt
Walter 3
Gibbons
Loonach
Coreul
eWake
Canton Bag
Fantos Ting
Kwartuns
Kwane-St
Wong Chilehum
William Rhea
Vineoly
Neb
Lerters
Count Cassini
Czar
Wilhelmion
Netherlands
George A. Kolb
Marine Engineers
Usc
Sen Francisco
Eenesi Spier
North
Ashmutt Avenue
Otto Rarnder
Ashland Avenue
Lydon & Co
Mortuary
Sands
Carnes Court
Seoul
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