Telegrams in Brief Highlighting World Diplomacy and Domestic News
A sweep of wartime and political items shows Russia and Japan edging toward peace talks with Roosevelt’s mediation. Alliances, demarches, and border skirmishes are noted alongside domestic incidents in the U.S. and Europe. Mentioned are Livievitch, Oyama, Roosevelt, and various officials, with reports of legal cases, university events, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livievitch
Oyama
Ddievnet
Manchuria
Tokio
Russia
Burcu Rosen
Maral
de Eal
Dupua
Roosevelt
Will &Pe
Mihel
Lsduss
Poate
Fuisshy
Plent
Ajeer
Peice
St. Petershire
Ruuror Baat
Chapan
Arden
Ge Wright
Tawarith Guth
Japan
Wietiasia Akagone
Jack Whifiour
Guy Presidyot
Koos
Rossit
Ste Petersburg
Ruaelt
Supe
Ollicers
Acre
Obituary: Ree Prank and Noted Figures Pass Away
Ree Prank WH Gardner pastor of a Methodist church and local civic figure dies after heart failure. Charles S Vier Dyn former president of Standard Paper Co dies. long career in paper brokerage and Midwest origins. STP, Viv Pyne Wyle 33 years old referenced among obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Cartiend
Bisouevard Methodia
Apts
Cuieigo
von Per oFert
AHM
Aecles
Swiiten
Stockhola
Seavey
Ohio
Olin Quittnae
Laney
Ohiy Corte
Oupraany
J. W. Runes
Coast steamship freight space and fieves described
A fragmented coast news item reports a steamship voyage tied to freight space. Elements mention theft implications and a recent press action. The wording is garbled but indicates a maritime incident or logistics note with local relevance. Further specifics are unreadable in the fragment.
Ex-Governor McLean Falls Short In Senate Bid
Ex-Governor George Mclean, aiming to succeed United States Senator Orville A. Platt of Connecticut, failed to win the election. The outcome ends his bid to move from state leadership to the federal Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mclean
Tas
United States
Orville A. Platt
Smith and Jones Comment on Mugging Arrest
Smith and Jones quip about Mugging who was arrested yesterday for being short of his accounts. The exchange hints at a joke turning on a pun about financial matters and wrongdoing.
Diamond King’s Magnificent Gift and a Divorced Omaha Bride
The legacy of South African diamond king Heron Heron, once worth about 50 million dollars, surfaces after his death. His former fiancée, Omaha divorcee Mate Cannon Munchoff, now inherits a portion of his fortune believed to exceed several hundred thousand dollars. The tale traces Heron’s dramatic rise and fall, his bizarre public acts, and his long pursuit of Miss Cannon Munchoff, who ultimately married a poor fare collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laude Henderson Heren
Ali
Mate Cannon Munchoff
Munelot
London
Tortine
Heron
Munehoff
T. V. Vinton
Chicago
BV. Maple Sirup Company
Quebec
Omaha
Cannon
Pringini
Maine Wood
Ite
Omaka
Ipod
Sandert
Berene
Miss Canon
Courtland Beach
Joseph Munchell
Were
Alphra
Mrs. Muncioff
South Africa
Martiage
Kwaitey
Monte Carlo
Nim
Kowuley
South Atria
Heren
South
Hingelt
Wamad
Oman
Hovren
Munchoff
Mreeehoff
London Baristars
Har
California
Neepapen
Europe
Shas
Anesonete
He Aguwal
Mary Munchoff
Omsha
Treatment of Corporate Crooks and Accountability
A Philadelphia Gas Company critic urges strict accountability for corporate crookedness. The Indianapolis News notes the moral hypocrisy of city elites and calls for stockholders to face consequences when neighbors are harmed by such instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ater
Ehlef
Bis
Sears
Philadelphia
Indianapolis News
Poets Corner Boon And Old Tamarack Invitation
A literary page features verses about spring and nature with mixed lines from Willam J. Lampton and John Northern Hilliard. It contrasts romantic spring imagery with practical notes on budget limits and moving plans, interspersed with playful observations on poetry expectations and everyday life.
Be Ye Fruitful Mas Wista and the Seven Children
A fragmentary verse narrative lists Mas Wista and six siblings with harsh fates and hard lives. It mentions Jim, Lig, Bob, Bill, Bess, and a baby, each described with rough labor or suffering. The piece ends with “laurana WV. Sheldon,” suggesting author or origin but offering little clear context.
Mother and children in grief over a czar's war loss
Bertrand Shadwell laments mothers and wives crying as sons and fathers die in battle, describing ruined homes and terrified children. The poem portrays brutal war brought by a coward czar, with lines of weeping, marching, and haunting dreams of wounded fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coward Czar
Bertrand Shadwell
Not Suited and Dresser Discuss Engagement
Mr Dresser questions the suitability of a new engagement for Inte Clarence while Mrs Dresser notes her blue dresses suit girls, and pink is for boys, reflecting a playful domestic exchange from the Philadelphia Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe
Keown
Taba
Myers
Liberty
Presideen Dames of
Ie University
Af Hibneig
Deelwes
Masur
Philadelphia
Milwaukee County
Ottighils
York
Phihidelmia
Humumary
Manis
Ube
Twearglea
Willi S
Waldort
Hundricks
Frank OG. Digelow
Fortune Tautweat Tee Baker
Leevemiverth
Hiven
New York
Owtal
Tlomtek
Reepeer
Bastal
H.R. Thomas
Chigaga
Pitt
Fred Mutrvia
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the Marshfield Times
Williame & Bailey, Publishers
Gonplala Co
Sted
Charmeberlin
Milwaaire OS. Chambertin
Des Moines
Tox Stubaneer
America
Albert ‘2. Patrick
Pennsylvania
Way
Heare
Ttl Bank
Dynamice
Cleveland
Equitable
Ryser
Lutnals Westleyan University
Alexander
J. O H. Dipde
Dustituons
Secretary of the Interior
Santa Fe
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Glin Tiver Forges
St Paul
Petits Tend Ly
Milwaukee
Mariais Band
Manivasre
Northwestern
Bani Association
Cone Neler
Jay Dre
Hat Sparks
Avon McLawerlin
Wao
Waius Pana
Merrick
Genki
Weal Motteney
Uae
Niasion
Wabahson
WSL
Teal Lansing
Gt Hook
Gadder Ape
Tiah
Newark
Gqllo
Levy Belaard
Dreostey
Mie Hooks
Gee County
Aleyis Edwards
Thomas
Shere
Ilward
Lows University
Iowa City
Miureiagaure Falconia
Papal Nubei
St. Clara” acaJemy
Sinsinowa
Wiss
Sime 15
Sl. Lughlin
University of Chicago
Berlin
Justs
Milwerkee
Bisho Skinner
St. Francis Seminary
Migyor
John R. Brooke
Frank D. Baldwin
Oklahomm
G. A. Baird
West Point
Taft
Chaffes
Hutchinson
Washington
Chicago Ystrike
Srmttel R. Rolston
W. WL Kare
Saikaronian
Terminn
Charles J. Bonaparte
Gorman
Semuel KH
Ralston
Wine Aid
Wisb
Aoe Forbes
Casino
Venezuela
Hungary
Norway
Tfropot
Blavor
Riasala
Semypress
Oscar
Alfonse
Eiward
Grmany
Cay
Berli Tio
Alfonso
Buckiebac
Engen
Germany
Sworle
Kgelie
Diamond Kings
Claud Heren
the Poets Corner
Lautevar
Willam J. Lampton
Middle Ma
Real Ile
Oid Tamarack
Seymour
Elle
Mas Wista
Jim
Watt
Lig
Ste
Bob
Bill
Broadway
Bess
Laurana
Sheldon
Mosaltz
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