Telegraphic Briefs From London and Beyond
Telegrams report Bengal chamber of commerce resisting resumption of meetings drawing mixed reaction among officials. Henry Yates Thompson offered 3500 pounds for a Westminster Abbey monument shaped by a cloister poet and linked to the Pall Lineage. French consular committee members note the US opposes new reforms, aiming to provoke reactions that could hinder renewal aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Éaleutu
Bengal Chamber of Commerce
Henry Yates
Thompson
Pall
George Suai Leterre
Westuminster Abbey
Lis
Fragmented 19th Century Crime and Disorder Notes
A garbled, OCR like report lists numerous crimes and incidents across multiple locales. Mentions include arrests in Weer Vir ginls and Dine wie county Abiials, Iowa, labor disputes with Underwood and Lukuan, arson confessions in ACT waukee, a murdered turmerocar, a vengeful burglary, and a Chicago police matter. Also notes a Wichita body found and allegations against a state w pague official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Div Giller
Dinewie
Abiials
Lodsu
Lowa
Wurckly
Genenu
Mamiger Underwood
Nasrer Mechunde Lukuan
Wieneaug
Eve
Fox
Iabor Liwa
Sramela Jy Logus
Actwaukee
Lreadwell
Haporla
Mas
Tes
Mui Lda
Johm Vailghun
Hombrooks
Wine
Wpworth
Coast storm claims many lives and wrecks ships
A gale and storm along the coast cause multiple fatalities including a two year old from Galesburg and a farmer near Brecker City. Eighteen lives lost in the east coast storm with crews missing or injured. two Massillon drownings recovered as a child and others are unaccounted.
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George Kelley
Galesburg
Getrick
Kops Ouida
Brecker City
Telax
Gad Wesplates
Gego
Notable Obituaries across Nations and Roles
A string of obituary notices notes deaths of diverse figures including Jude J. W. MeDIN of the Interstate Cowserce Commission at Creston Iowa, Rev. Dr. R.B. Patterson in Evanston, Samuel Monach Davey a noted contralto singer in Sherneld England, Mrs. Allen Francis former Illinois resident in Victoria British Columbia, Charles W. R. Kerr linked to the America's Cup, and others. Also listed are Judge Meredith in Quebec, photographer Max Plats in Chicago, and W. D. Lin dnas a land office clerk in Guthrie Oklahoma. several entries reference health decline and service notices.
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Jude J. W. Medin
Interstate Cowserce Commission
Creston
Jows- Tieob U
Moon
Fort Dearworm
Sherneld
Eng
Mra Allen Francis
Inois
Victoria
B. C
Chicago
Dill te regulate liquor stallion by town committee
A town committee approved a regulation regarding liquor stalls. Mr Boutelle introduced a house resolution following Mr Willis. The discussion referenced a claim about near term enforcement in June and associated regulatory actions.
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Boutelle
Willis
Fragments reflect chaotic political and legal notes
A long list of scattered items from a historical newspaper notes changes in political positions on the Nicaragua canal, calls for government action, and appointments. It includes references to Judge Long, A W Brown, and various state and local figures, with disjointed mentions of legislation, jury verdicts, and public notices. The text also covers criminal cases, university gifts, strikes, and local incidents, presented as a montage of 19th or early 20th century items.
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Blower
New York
Guybers
Yibatbee
Orius
Duuge Bey
Aederdd Bhoouste
Leerdesshe
Gions Old
Public Works
Chicago
Chicago Samallpox
Hurley
Iron County
Missouri
Omaha
Guy Mariner
Raroda
Mick
Veeterm Haserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Benton Barbor
Mich
Alton
Ill
Waco
Tex
God Electric Company
Mabiiliries
Minneapolis
Sovereign
Knights of Labor
Northern Pacific
Chicago Sugar Refining Company
Rochester
N. Y
Dubuque
Lillie ‘Whompson
William Marr
Columbus
Union Fraiture Coulpabs
Rockford
AL LL
Norman DL. Munro
Tok Place
Marble Collegiate Church
Twentieth Street
Witt Avenue
New York City
Pha
Arran
Nebraska
Multiple items mix of legal cases and local notices
The report summarizes a cluttered mix of legal actions and civic updates. It mentions Attorney General Olney handling a case involving dubious money, a suit against Willi Lay Showpsen over a property dispute, and a Missouri Supreme Court telepy ruling. It notes injuries in Indiana and Wisconsin transport rumors, council actions in Liflin Ohio, and widespread layoffs. Additional items include fines for slot machines in Broport, a Methodist preacher in Norwalk becoming insane, a railroad death judgment in Illinois, and political staff changes in Chicago.
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Nordern
Wisconsin
St Paul
Chicas
Liflin
Ohio
Broeport
Lisvere
Tey, Joln E. Seki
Norwalk
Turbulent Political Year in Early Capitol Reports
The report covers a flurry of political movements from Cincinnati and Indiana to Washington. It notes Caldwell's mayoral nomination, a protracted tariff caucus, and handling of silver seigniorage, with scattered indictments, trials, and notable arrests in Ohio, Illinois, and Wisconsin.
Congressional News on House Debate and Leadership
In Washington the House moved a share and option measure to the agricultural committee for early favorable action. Debate continued with two major speeches from Jones and Mr. Peffer of Colorado, criticizing party whip practices and warning against risks to presidential election outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurrler
Out Wakte
Uule
Seater Frye
Washington
Meridith
Fook
Punk
Crisp
Washbington
Toatay
Jhouse
Liateh
Ways and
Aiana
Bluth
Jone Br
Peuer
Colorado
Fame Elicited by a Bound in Irish Science Tale
A flawed historical account describes a famed scientist Dr Benes Jones and a young Irish scholar Tyrne dhil preparing a lecture tour that erupts into a dramatic scene. Jones urges a direct ascent to fame, prompting a public address that captivates a crowded audience at a major institution.
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Dr. Benes
al -Scientile Organization
Prof
Dubuis
Raymond Fu
Te Om lAboratories
Tynidan
England
America
Benes Jones
London
Tener Jones
Vinder
Jones
Onde
Toudon
Bence Jones
Trishman
Whysician
Alhemiarle
Dyndall
Wyndall
Fyndal
Senivircalar Tribune
Aise
Jonas Einor Named Consul General in St Petersburg
The president nominated Lieut. Gov. Charles Jonas to become United States consul general at St. Petersburg. Jonas, editor and publisher of Bodgesian language papers, has held Racine and state posts, and would resign as lieutenant governor. Secretary Cunningham would succeed him, with the governor’s line of succession detailed. The post carries a high salary and prestige, marking a key foreign service appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ifeb
Charles Jonas
Ibe Senate
St Petersburg
Donde
St. Patersburg
Sounas
Jubh M. Crayford
Ohie
Bohemia
Bohemian Real School
Prague
Polytechnic Institute
Tudiversity
London
Bugkind
Strvee
Raciae
Rodina
Jonas
State Industrial School For Boys
Racine
Common Council
Assembly
United States
Cleveland
Keviedget
Foreign Service
Thomas J. Cuowinghan
Gov. Peck
Senate
Newtenant Zovernor
Robert Malc-Bride
Gener
Se Petersburg
Natural Gas Sphing Sighting Near Boise City
A bizarre natural gas spray eruption near Boise City Idaho produced a field of glowing blue domes about a foot high over an acre. The observer lit a match and saw a bright blue flame as multiple vents flared, with lights still burning when departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida-sho
Boise City
Atul
Political intrigue and tariff debate swirl in press copy
In a Washington Post style mock exchange, Pennsylvania figure Monchau dey Black confronts a lobbyist over the Wilson tariff plank while questions on tariff reform and party platforms surface. A separate note mentions Joseph Donlan facing sixteen months' imprisonment amid Franco-Russian alignments and a sensational patronage push by Heknller & Co. for Johnson's Magnette Oil.
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Washington Post
Pennnsylvania
Callal
Tim
Democratic Party of Pennsylvania
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People and Politics
Imloruy
Lue WalSuu
Waskigglou
Caire
Uivebury
Court of Wurst Instadey
Wie International Tribunal of Egypt
Somerville L. Luck
Mary, Jug
Walker Peart
Alinois
Potpou Bus
Olney
Willi Lay Showpsen
Ghintge
Missouri Supreme Court
Paul Pfver
Jobo
Erion
Noblesville
Ind
Coruelius Reardon
Ireeport
U ¥Nois Central Railfowl Company
Miles
Howard
Ruger
Merrit
New York Senate
Bunker Johnster
FF. A. Perea
Michigan
Supreme Court
Sigols Board of Health
House Committee
Falva
Troncadortes
Caldwell
Cincinnati
Veonheds
Edward Fraldeveaus
Pout Freasant
Geta
Charles Salpardi
Carisle
Bartletti
Macharest
Ramaula
Qhomsa Corrigan
Milsraukee
Wyoming
Tey
Hamp
Hoyt ' Payilist Corbett
Jacksonville
Y. 'T. White
Hans
Morton
Nebraska City
Fithian
Penée
Roy Big
Hawaii
Morgan
Stevens
Capt Wiltz
Harrison
Clevelind
Waslington
Eller
Hawley
Secretary of the Interior
Eend
Porter
Noble
Ar. Corkill
Kyle
Bland
Hatch
Mr. Bowers
California
Allen
Milas
Me. Cannon
Wliness
Republican ‘Party
Heard
Livingstone
Mike
Milo Bland
Che Cat
Phe Derdlock
Toul Chears
Yraey
Treasury
Bryan
Treasury Department
Toods Ret
Ween
Walker
Rep
Massachusetts
Mr. Bryan
Washiington
Stoday
Geissenheimer
Kilgore
Blind
Johnson
Olio
House
Younton
Prsey
Congressional News
Einor
ST. Ja x
Petersburg
State Department
Cunningham Uma
Joseph Donlan
Stevenson
Heknller & Co
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