Telegrams from BrIey to Fortyrants and Passages
Fragmented telegrams report a jumble of events from Indiana politics to Manila and New York society. Mentions include fusion battles, Chicago court cases, a wrecked liner near Nantucket, presidential plans for indemnity, fires in Gateside Wisconsin, and notable deaths in Boston and New York, with scattered crime, rail and shipping notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thivapo
Pasig
Eleral
Mudge
Michard Dake
Eddee Aneerin
Indiana
Wistanet
Chiraso
Sunton
Agel Ab Anke Milletva
Marderes
Joseph Pullian
Niles
Sonny Stark
Tivers
Enavicter
Munner
Mauigon
Minn
Amouth
Amos T. Eve
Tuc Avenue
New York
Red
Grand Encaimpment
Golarado
Teere We
Westminster Kennel Show
Nate Goodwin Uenenar
Maxine Widett
Eveland
Ohio
Dutith Denler
Commerce Lati
Piero
Canran
Ron
Robbie
Windamin
Popo Atv Lites
Damas
State Savings Bank
Webster Oley
Tawi
Seon
Northern Pacific
Washington & Cohumbia
Subir
W W. Cobb
Virginia
Colo
Columbit
Slinky Ieliverel
William J. Seailan
Bloomingdale Asylum For
Morgan
Senate
Cube
St. Phil
Barton
Taylor
Abrwina
Albion College
George
Sumer Smith
Lush McLaushlin
Klondike
Wester Railways
Atlnitin
Phiy Fuillard
Xperk Schacter
Content Musteel
Pete Yun
Rive
Gira Wus
Minneapolis
Miho ¢ Tiangen
Ger
Harrison
Chicago
Asia
Manila
Boston
Nantucket
Judge Gary
Miotivs
Adolphi
Fragmentary 19th Century Dispatches Include Wars and Losses
The page summarizes scattered reports of international events, including Cuban starvings and executions, banking house deaths, a bishop’s succession, and a major fire destroying a western continent’s new wharf. It references famine fears, a high-profile will dispute, parliamentary actions, and a Paris demonstration. The tone mirrors late 19th century foreign news briefs with numerous named individuals and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lishoy
Uedford
Agha
Soui
Prince ‘Tal Wan Kean
Ihe
Cored
Dud Ney
Seon
Simon
Lazard
Toundes
Lizard
Chas
Wilint More
Ceshef
England
Porkerd
Robert Viaudins LU
D. A
Sully
Bowand
del Crespo
Vincanethe
Get Amulrado
Heivy Snow Ava
Epringliky Iwaather
Sevarauieny
Travis
Robert Waltigtor StanatuneQey ‘Ua
Viscount Cunberere
Sipekrchi Badass
Seger
Hines Hesuel Ab
Ron Fbank
London
Ad Te Cherianie Bank
Yampira
Maxiga
Lee
Ameri
Aguina
Apriwe
Ife
Apeztgeria
Even Vaneens
United States
Sonstitu- Lora Union Party
Swhizerland
Paris
Henri Rovharurt
Sinking of Ship and National Pride Echoes
Fragmented OCR recalls a sea disaster with lines about a sinking ship named Maing and a nation’s pride. The verse laments tyranny and calls for resilience, depicting waves, blood, and a dawning resolve as an eagle rises again.
Congressional News Highlights From Feb 19 Briefs
The House approved a bankruptcy bill amid party lines with 268 to 125, Republicans opposing largely. Conferees named on naval and civil measures. Senate debated welfares and wreck recovery. Cuba and Hawaiian policy sparked intense remarks as lawmakers considered diplomacy and defense funding. Washington updates note debate over education, infrastructure, and civil appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asulagten
House
Nelson Uki
Senate
Agios
Henderson
Raybie Ne Yo
Turey
Dion
Paris
Teu
Washington
Hose of Representatives
Allen
Neb
Naval Ars
Thors Fainy
Caine
Lavans
Mike
Cole
Anson
Nia Burny
Dalyell
Democrats
Treasury
Margeeet Caster Ra
Gen
Caster
Julien
Watlegs
York
Morgan
Alibama
Wha
Committee On Naval Affairs
George Washington
Hull, Armet Ane
Mbes
Snc
Te Unite States
Cornmille Dave Eave le
Copwui
Bailes
Frian
Rt Johnson
Indiana
Enid
Westingtoan
Man
Wis
Cuba
Miitary Academy
Debated Appropriations Face Senate and House Clash
In a fiery session, the House rejected a $1.5 billion internal revenue enforcement appropriation as Chairman Cannon and others urged cuts. Senator Spooner argued against executive power, while debates over river and harbor funds persisted. The long session included motions to sell off and disputes over the Corbett seating and governor appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of the Whole
Bit
Cannon
Tb Ves
Sia
F Devate
Kivebell
Moctare
Mahany
Ion
Sti
London
Che Sie
Johnson
Rep
SN. Bi
Fars
Bering Sea
Spooner
Corbett
Mim
Teller
Allen
Sun Civil Service
Harper
Moody
Dinghy
Toy Ale
Fae Senen- Linusul
Dancing Shoes and Slippers in Fashion Notes
The article describes variations in dance footwear, favoring comfortable low shoes over slappps. It praises a well fitting slipper with no tight instep issues, while noting the decline of fine kid dancing shoes and the vogue of satin slippers. It mentions brands and styles like NuWiel PANCING SHOES and references figures such as Rye VAMPS NOUse Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetter
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Briey
Turtgert
Wite Murdyrer
Hic
George W. Simmons
Oak Hall
Jos Lyons
Leroue
Wisconsin
G Bay
Agoplexy
Mis. Delen Jlsmunomi
Geo 1
Banmand
Tacment
Peielgereier Pars
Charadery
Ball
Tian
Bay 'Worth
Tex
Maine
Sugaki
MrKinley
Spain
Baker
Ead
Katherine A. ‘Tangley
Sheri Aurea
Reid
Wdmin
Carolin
Congress
Mlond
Hopein
Klein
Winals
Lundin CaGihe
Austin Gollehep
Aie
Suevivia Hlavantite
Aboabem
Seattlewich
Viteore
Aworth
Chive Avid
Punnid Collier
Antosney
Mii
George Leseb
Elas
Chieraga Real Eslate
Dearhary Street
Adi
Maser
Petitsea
Apeck
Wacaga
Tans
New York City
Gove
AL Prescott
Ariz
Johnson House
Sorlayns
New Washington
Fraight
Mnet
Heoy
Ohio Railway Cobar
Eawird Seluris
Peter Raven
Harry + Wiha
Wiki Prendengist
Sai
Dev
Chrigtian Wuslir
Dawson
Oscar Gasdner
Jack O'Keefe
Georgia
Sawyer, Mansing & Co
Ey Goods
New Yo
Toston
Fales
Three Mills
Burlingson Wooten Apany
Colchester Mills
Gaston Lise
Sawyer, Manning & Co
Unite Smiles Navy
Avelabe
Havana
A Peivana
Amd
Reiea
Uae
Peking
MO Bute
Evans
Proneh
Jaye
Congressional News
Worlinston
Massachusetts
Hawley
Connecticut
Washinton
Henry Wy Cornest
Oregon
Tha
Roveryur
Wi Spooner
Gorber
Pbrcthelin
Wilke
Wade
Maren
Conner
Springfield Arsenal
Andrew
Aktner
Gillet
Watt Ginegr Corps
Navy
Roman Merritt
NuWiel Pancing Shoes
America
Yool
Hood
Dave
Avery Waste
Bette
Baker’s
Ps Cascolate
Ebelicigus
Iatzitiods
Trent
Walter Bearer & CO. Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Assadi
Lone Tee
Baie
Rilers
Wieconsia
Anne
BS Flyer
Neds
Pune
Leo
Agryvad
Israels
Emily Tce
Stis
Noel Ps
Spies
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