Telegraphic Briefs From Around the World
Adour Ferguson and Daniel Walkiams are secretaries of the new Philippine government. Gener Maxino Gomez says Cuba desires freedom but will be annexed by the United States. Conservatives in Cuba push plural voting. General Gemey sails for Havre and says Americans sympathize with Cubans. The governor of Galicia reports marine trouble. The duke at Terian says Spain revised terms to sell Cuba to the United States. Captain McCalla returns from the Philippines and China as senators and representatives head to investigate. A white boxer movement in Chicago threatens Negro and Chinese races. Fifty Filipinos killed in a destroyed town. a spy killed a corporal and the town burned. South Africa's Marais is executed. Kruger abandons American visit. Daily Mail cites censor-delayed atrocities. Pekin negotiations deadlock over commercial rivalries. A new Chinese intelligentsia boxer movement forms and Prince Tuan’s heir joins borders of Mongolia amid empress dowager’s approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adour Ferguson
Daniel Walkiams
Gener Maxino Gomez
Cuba
United States
General Gemey
Havel
Lee
Gai
Navy Departmenti
Duke
Terian
Mauviel
Spain
McCalla
Ome
Iike
Philippines
Cluna
Japan
Chicago
McClellan
Senator Byker
House of Representatives
Wight
Daly
South Africa
Marais
Daily Mall
Crow Siantu
Pa Chen
Prince Tuan
Mongolia
Tho
Blonidin
Grahamevile
N.Y
Alfred
Kittredge
Kyle
South, Dakota
New York
Willis S. Moore
Weather Bureau
Gus Ruin
Morrison
Pair Haven
Chris
Harm
Ute
Iowa
Soldier River
Thomas G. Barker
Trenton
John Keller
Arlington
N. J
T. G. Barker
Alton
Norton
A. Cary Smith
Willian
Gol. Mosby
Civii War Fame
Col. A
China
Montana
Tommy Welch
Mattoon
Bypeles
Charles Verguson
Wilk Pa
Ohio Democratic State Convention
Bryan
Kansas City Platform
Bourme
William E. Fitzgerald
Milwaukee Dry Dock Company
Fed
Rogers
Carter H. Harrison
Harvey
Turkey
Alaska
Wawson
Prince Alexandrovitch Galitzia
Bloomingdale
Sams Janero
South Omaha
National Council of Educators
National University Committee
Congress
Tria
Robert S. Fosoi
May Foshiuri
Pipesfield
Mass
Ada
Childrn Acerte
Minnesota Pardon Board
Eddie Smith
Newark
BE. J. Perkins
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Louisville
Richmond
Herbert L. Bridgman
Peary
Pedition
Amahamated Association
United States Steel Corporation
Oakland
L. D. Carter
Loge Bailey
Carter
Anasia
Ze G. Zabarigkie
Brooklyn
Yellowstone Park
Migsisampi River
Pennsylvania Railroad
Vanderbilt
Morgan
Evanston
Hazen S. Pingres
Michigan
Elmwood Cefetery
Detroit
Knights of Pythies
John O. Hinsey
Supreme Council
Northwest
Roy Boyce
Delaware National Guards
John Allen
Boyce
Allen
Perry Heath
Definiet Eleventh National Bank of New York
Metcher
Heath
Wea
Shaler
Steel Trust
Great Bend
Kan
Alice Cothrell
Wallen
Ind
James E. Yeatmas
St. Louis
Witon
Winston Churchill
J. M. Damron
Johnson County
Cultura
Phoenix
Ariz
Illinois
Himerif
California
Smith
Waterstown
Henry Phillips
Phillips
Steel Rail Pool
Peru
Bolivia
Venezuela
pan-American Congress
Verdinand B. Earhart
New Orleans
United Strrea Distict
Harrison
Cleveland
J. RB. G. Pingin
Profresear Leconte
University
Californis
Yosemite Valley
Liberty County
Georgia
United Banking and Savings Company of
Mount Pleasant
Daliimore and Ohio
Connellsville
Victor Woodward
Lancaster
Ridénour
Samuel Fish
London
Seville
Ludwig Gauon
University of Tuebingen
Frang Genz
Prov Prietor
Germany
Haier
Prince Chistian
Denmark
Andrew D. White
Gui
Argentina
Prince von Hohentoie
Benegllor
German Empire
Ragatz
Swit
Engierence
Henry Campbell Vannerman
Duchess of Albany
Queen Victoria
Lord Rosbery
Hips University
Hopper Wis
B. Altman
Willian James Stillman
Surrey
Bay
Boni de Castellano
Staniilans
Francisco Terry
Counters
Essex
Miss Grant
Nicaragua
Lord Lansdowne
Baku
Batuuin
Black Sea
John D. Rockfeller
Washington
Duke of
Aosta
Ake of
Tuchtenders
Helene
Mixed 19th century items from Chicago to New York
A collage of brief notes: figures on Pan American attendance 1,799,868. Carnegie gifts to Whearles $11,219,500. New York leather firm formed with $1,000,000 capital. Pierre Lorillard dies in New York. a New York boat maker Edward Luthy kills his wife then wounds himself. Mrs. Barrett Eastman seeks legal separation. Carnegie pledges remain at $250,600,000 for public benefactions. Gedney Pickle plant fire at Prairie du Chien. Ave tax receipts total $310,052,408. Dr Joan S Billings elected ALA president. Frederick E White’s death by own hand. Chicago records hottest July 10 at 104. Indianapolis bankers plan Coney Island on Lake Michigan beach. stray garbled text ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Carnegie
Whearles
New York
Pierre Lorillard
Edward Luthy
National Artificial Leather Company
Capital
Barrett Eastman
Into Carter Harrison
Andrew Carnegie
S. B. Stryker
South Williamsport
Gedney Pickle Company
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Avenue
Joan S. Billings
American Library Association
Frederick E. White
Andrew TD. White
Syracuse
Chicago
Mercury
Indianapolis
Coney Island
Lake Michigan Beach
Chesterton
Ind
Wiltred
Multiple world events and crimes reported in brief
The article lists arrests and political moves, weather bureau clashes, large farm registrations, wrestling results, relics displayed in Michigan, livestock disease concerns, mayoral politics, coal sales, mass migrations for land, mail theft, and various crimes. It also notes international incidents, rail and river accidents, floods, and notable deaths.
Remunerative Patience and Jack’s Matrimonial Delays
A school disgrace arises as Jack writes love letters to a girl. Her parents complain to the teacher. The father declares a marriage is forced by breach of promise after a legal family dialogue. Soem’s daughter, nine, and George, twelve, are referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Henry
Soeem
Graciolla
Kengie
George
Pam
Cleveland Plainiealer
Copenhagen's Finsen Promotes Sunlight Over Electricity
Dr. Niels Finsen of Copenhagen, discoverer of the new medicinal rays, is a young man who is shy and slender yet enthusiastic. He asserts sunlight will ultimately be more beneficial than any adaptation of electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niels Finsen
Copenhagen
Pinkham Brand Strengthens in New England Faith
A historical ad style piece touts Lydia E Pinkham's vegetable compound as a cure for organic inflammation and bladder issues. It claims robust New England support and cites testimonials from Mrs. Maren Goons of Mechanic Falls Maine noting cures for herself and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
New Er
New England
eDrag Mua
Pivaiuawi
Lydia E. Pishshem
Nere
Maren Goons
Mechanic Palls
Maine
Send Bills to Men Promptly Pay Up Fast
A source cites Edward Dok of The Ladies Home Journal describing a clothing business for babies and young children. The vendor shifted billing from women to husbands and male family members, boosting collections from about 5,000 to 9,600 in a short period, with male-directed bills becoming the norm and declines when no male payor exists. The article also notes acreage figures: 14 acres north of Quitman and 425 around Quitlan, with historical shifts from 2,000 acres two years ago to about 1,200 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dok
Allo
Cie
Quitman
Quitlan
Small Melon Crop Dims Prospects in South Georgia
Reports from southwest Georgia indicate a marked reduction in melon acreage this year and poor condition of plants, with weather damage signaling a small yield. Rain and wind storms have harmed crops, and cantaloupe output is also down. The South Georgia Railway has compiled a dataset from melon growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Georgia
South Georgia Railway
Mrs Stowe in London and remarks on her life
A fragmentary note from a historical column describes Mrs. B. Stowe in London, praising her daughterlike visitors and noting Stowe’s lifelong writing habit. It quotes observations on family life, etiquette, and her habit of dictating Uncle Tom, with a literary aside on engagement remarks and social conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Stowe
Ayed
Harriet
Countess Granville
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Tuciananolis
Morgantown
Insianapolis
Goebel
Childron
Edward Parker Deacon
Newport
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Deacon
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Paris
America
Sally
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Lynn
Wilene
Winchester
Sheila
Miss Barkis
Bondsley
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