World News on Spanish American Islands and China
A string of reports covers Spanish American island tensions, Chinese diplomacy, and U S protests. It notes prisoner's transfer, naval matters with Admiral Sampson, and reactions to Pekin siege. It mentions Count von Waldersue planning campaigns, envoys' reactions, and South Africa surrender pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eue
Laven
Plyina
Luke
San Pago
Chamber of Commerce
Des Moines
Iowa
Pagaiyin
Laguna Tlewe
Vaught
Aerestas Uimande Rustin
Valirian Fumnosthys
China
London
Chutes
Pekin
Count Vou Walderssen
Count von Waldersue
Campaten
Chloe
Perer
United States
Campaien
Cougop
Germany
Chao Sha
Ying Lien
Pukin
Notable Deaths and Disturbances Amid Broad News Ripples
Names like Sampson, Ex-Senator SM, and White of Californi aie mark passing and political shifts. Carrie Nation imitators attack Chicago saloons. Harvard pup legend cited. A variety of incidents unfold from bank cracks and robberies to suicides, legal actions, and antitrust discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rear Adairs
Sampson
Sm, White
Califoraie
Los Angeles
Germain National Co
Bank of Alleghieny
T. £. Wood
U.S. Estless “Si Company
New York
Ryvor
Carrie Nation
Chicago
Harvard Pup
Bam
T. J. Edward Addicks
Topeka
Tha Afcor
Samshors' Mall
Arthur Hyer
Frank Hillmufron
Syp Quanstaughten
Minmendlis
Tell Whandersalnacion
Trainingrcolonel
Tookis
Cleventry
Germany
Bismarck
Thomas d. Pallon
Boston
Seluutze
Tyxewell County
wadhBret
George A
Cora Nose
Inter
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Clara E. Longworth
CineViotet
Counture
Elagi’s Te Chambrun
France
Montea Wonde Welrs
Louisiana
Can
Yebowes Callahan
Edward Sheap Luxurianr
Roight
D Teweest
Mat Barnes
Spe
Fetersburg
Ware
Evansville
Ind
Wasinen
Vast 19th Century Crime Roundup Hits Cities and Courts
A sprawling survey notes murders, robberies, and political shifts across multiple states. It lists cases from Indiana to New York, including a wife killed in Huntington, a bank keeper shot during a raid in Millwood, and a court setback for a naval bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Ind
Sumuel Moser
Shildeen
Pell
Airs
William Buston
Warren County Bank
Indianola
Iowa
Yes
Laxker
Huntington
Qurrestaul OE
Gurntam
Anayor
Kenoslin
Marit
Phillipines
Rose Hutson
Millwood
Kan
Anne de Dew Page
Depew
Romale
Navy
Perkins
Chigaga, Barbneron and
Quincy
George 4
Harris W. B. Wiggs
Awinningdon
Dad
United States
Qumy
Wiksitis
New York
Sesh
Pakadci
New York City
Ayor
Wen
Paul Pat Crowe
David Robertson
Pinker Low
National Detective Agency
Chicago
Minneapolis
Mississippi Vale
Lumbermen's Association Eleclen
T. McKnight
Willian Irvin
Chippewa Falls
Jennie Howell
Scranton
Bert Mattiage
Wasbeer
St. Pau Dattarmaikoy
Elle Tom
National
Creamery Purrermakers’ Association
Bordentown
Willa Pleen
Vamline University
Winois
Zion City Bank of Chicago
Charles A. Leland
Suite
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Caldwell
Ohio
Charles 4
Bent
Laclede Avenue
St. Lowis
Bert
Abi
Minesota
Cishiun WK. Davis
Statuary Hall
Washington
Lavina Ts. van W. Tompany
Coucen
Ure Tol
Baimes
Mauger Mohert Wronp
Morehan
Joseph M. Barr
Joliet
Hot Springs
Ack
of & Barr
Hank
Omaha
Oma
Texas
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Santiago Bay
Seley
Sampgen
Hay
Senate Debates Shipping, Pensions and Expenditures
Senate actions move from shipping reform to pension authorizations with votes on an omnibus sundry appropriation and a tax on silver coin transport. Major figures include Spooner and Pettus as debate centers on military academy funding and a proposed exposition for 1903 at St Louis. Major bill totals cited by Mr Guinan outline congressal spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Fel
Senate
Jones
Arkansas
Mirther
Hoar
Cusirman
PlalLe Conny
Spooner
Huron
Pettigrew
Teller
Navy
Army
Washington
Uedy
Wis
Procees
Yyote
de Barry
Crosby
Col
Liseum
Ficken
Penros
Majn
Hill
Conn
Pettus
Alabama
St. Louis
House
Guanon
Congress
Military Academy
Belva Larkwood as a Presidential Candidate
Belva A Larkwood of Washington DC is noted as the only woman to run for the U S presidency. The text promotes Peruna for colds and nerves and includes letters praising the remedy, mentioning Mrs Hannah J Bennett aged 88, with excerpts of replies and endorsements. DOI: not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belva Larkwood
Waxiington
D. C
United States
Amnertel
Hannah J. Bennett
Senate Approves Key Appropriations After Debate
Lawmakers finalize a major appropriation package as the Senate confirms most funds after a decisive vote. An amendment directs the Postmaster General to study a telegraph system and report findings, while conference discussions consider additional supplies and diplomatic costs totaling $1,906,225.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nost
Flesenace
Senate
SIS
Cout
Liaparie
Pat Ah
King in Ancient Helmet Mishap Amazes Italian Royals
King Victor Emmanuel III toured the Naples Museum and handled a sixty pound gladiator helmet. A retelling from his suite recalls how his grandfather Victor Emmanuel I once wore the helm, then pried it from his own head, causing surprise and alarm before it finally came free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Emmanuel
Victor Emmanuel II
Victor Emmanuel III
Naples
Victor Emmanuel 1
Victor Emmanuel MU
In the Face Laughing at Expressions in Iron Mask
A Pall Mall Gazette report notes a scene where faces show expressions while one figure asks in a mock pose, How would you like I in an iron mask. The remark highlights theatrical bravado and public amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahil
Pall Mall Gazette
Parrot in Boston Delivers Curious Linguistic Observations
In Boston the narrator encounters a parrot that proclaims phrases like Polly wants a cracker while delivering oddly formal critiques of language. The bird claims colonial versus postbellum linguistic distinctions and expresses amusing cravings for pork and beans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Polly
Detrait Journal
Glinted wall piece features eagle motif and chased design
An ornate wall decoration, crafted in gold with a pall top, shows an eagle with outstretched wings and additional chased ornamentation. The item is described as the latest and most fashionably lavish piece from Alglon Udyllle, distinguished by its intricate craftsmanship and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airis
Are High Valley Called a Title Not Brick Association
An odd remark notes that High Valley is sometimes treated as a title rather than being linked with brick, implying a distinction in designation or identity beyond common construction references. The line contrasts two possible labels.
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Ee Williams & White
Prop
Wisconsin
News OF the World
South Africa
Kitchener
Transvaal
Lord Kitchener
General Dewer
Hapetown
Cane Colony
Oregon Express
Sacramento
Beck William Dawson, Sr
Bank of Minnesota
St. Paul
Dawson
Northwest
William P. Hill
New England
Walter
Indaw
R. Williams
Beaver
Ni Ta
Any
Yasue Hill
Rew Hampshire
Andrew Jackson
Mayo G. Smith
Springs
Cale
Mark
Twain
Fats Doctor
Ds. Smith
Newburyport
Bass
Gherlin College
Olage Greeley
Tate
Greeley
California
Tho
Mark Twain
Mae
San Prinaixco
Australia
de. Smith
Morson
Baltimore
Foreigh
Pere Leo
Edward VII
Geremany
Frederick
Don Carlos
Ron Jaime
Polo Carew
Beatrice Butler
Wellington Barracks
Earl Roberts
Ford
Cinque Ports
Dover Castle
T. J. Alberton
Duke of Westminister
Macedonia
Uganda
Thomas O'Donnell
House of Commons
Fent
Marine Corps
Nallont
Butler Cso
Lente
Onlo
New Mexico Wa
Hanawist
Gion, Fey
Federal Law Makers
St. Jacobs Oil
Not Springs
Adama St
A. Palmer
A. Chicagg
Women OF the
Sulternity Pinbintier
Cbs
Spd
Raven
Salta
Silia
Brown, Vt
Ain Thers Sumedarscd
Yenuse Ile
Belya A Lockwos
King
Libby
Ligay
Elias
Cage
Gurine
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