Telegrams in Brief Summarize Confusing Trial Items and Crimes
A jumble of telegraph briefs cites arrests and alleged crimes across North America. Mentions a Brooklyn cashier accused of embezzling $80,000 in Loree Ontario, a New York stabbing case, railroad sabotage attempts near Cond Carve, and a hazardous mix of jailhouse bribes, shipwreck inquiries, and deadly attacks. Also notes a Wisconsin strike-related shooting, a Starke Florida posse battle, and missing children in Alabama with crushed skulls found nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakes
Jenkins
William Lotnuu
Exercise Department
Brooklyn
Loree
Ont
Bailey Munter
Muncie
Inn
Mika Gorman
Frankin
Pennsylvania
Warren
New York and
Fragmented World News From a Damaged Page
A garbled 1910s era dispatch reports Portugal’s towns in turmoil, Brazil’s Santa Cuthacina area, and Panawaoma work halted amid decay. It notes Kilinaky centennial arrests, Siberia sentences, New Zealand Samoa governance debate, and diplomatic moves amid a shaken global scene with several erratic place names and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
Moridra Myton
Brogive
Santa Cuthacina
Brazil
Warsaw
Kilinaky
Siberia
Hos of
Trelumid
Belfer Warehouse Company
Welln
Agiosunr
Norway
Tor Syltuherfen
Dranee
Agtes de Paris
New York
Cig
Berlin
New Zealand
Simoa
Itten
sGeraney
Sir Edward Biownt
Bug
Ustiman
Ouest
District of Columbia issues order amid Goxeyites row
Political brief notes the District of Columbia commissioners issuing a directive over unrest involving the Goxeyites to maintain governance in Washington. Senator Brice is cited as authority for a promised measure, while Republicans meet in two conventions with Ex-President Harrison described as engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of
State Officers Notified as Delegation Backs Free Coinage
The house committee on coinage supported Blivid's free coinage plan and voted to report it. Republicans of Melan county, New York, endorsed Funk and ex-Governor Fifer led the delegation to the state convention.
Court actions and personal notes from early court docket
Judge Tagratian of the New York supreme court grants a Winsted de vorey to Mrs Hutte EB Bucki in her sisters case against Charles BE Bucks. Miss Pullard recovers from a nervous condition following her trial against Representative Breckinridge. Ralph Lockwood petitions the United States Supreme Court for a mandamus to compel Virginia's supreme court of appeals to admit him to practice. Kentuckian Austin Galla h er, who recently marked his first birthday, claims to have saved Abraham Lincoln from drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tagratian
New York Supreme Cour
Hutte EB. Bucki
Charles BE
Bucks
Austin Gallaher
Wash
Abraham Jincoln
Elsiais
He Puwe
Notable Deaths Reported Across Several States
The notes report several prominent deaths including Tossy Selizinas a New York packer who died suddenly in San Diego California Nathaniel Ryder Hed who passed away at his Burlington Wisconsin home aged 60 The long time Baptist minister William McGutraban died in Washington DC Rev Willian Brown a Presbyterian divine and Hampden Sydney college former president Kaward Reed aged 72 died at his Prospect Street home Reed born in Salem Oregon was a veteran leaving an estate around 2 million dollars to charitable institutions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tossy Selizinas
New York
San Diego
Cail Tis
Nathaniel Ryder Hed
Burlington
Wis
Atty
Baptist Church
William McGutraban
Newdria
California
Congress
Washington
Willian Brown
Clearwater, Plus
Hampden Sidney College
Kaward Reed
Prospect Street
Bobk Charch
J. Tie
Mr. Reed
Salem
Vetera
Wien
Multiplied Disasters And Unclear Local Losses Across Regions
An explosion at a New Ot jlenna canning factory injures workers. a tie mill boiler blast at Buntington, Tau, kills one and fatally injures two, with the plant demolished. A Cheboyzu Union House fire destroys the building. two guests asphyxiate while others escape via jump. A north Wouxllidgs residence burns, killing several family members. insured value around 2000. Richard H. Wewey of Banger, Me dies from a gunshot at a range, leaving a widow. The church of England annual income cited near a million dollars weekly. A French officer invents a ride for explosive billets. Controversy over a presbytery fire follows. A fight between Young Grito and George Dixon for featherweight honors reported. Six new smallpox cages noted at New York health dept. A bride poisoned before marriage is described. Lutherans in Baltimore appoint a committee to revise catechism. Washington prepares for commonwealth reception and guard increases. McBueney reports 18,500 gunners joining a strike. Sacramento division splits from commander. Central Pacific buys Wells Fargo Express stake for 2.1 million. Morton buys more Guernsey cattle for Hudson repositioning from Natick Moss. A stock note mentions a destroyed shot by ice. Davi Strouse named trustee on insolvent account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Dilum’s Son & Co
New Ot Jlenna
Buntington
Tau
Oe Daxd
Union ‘House
Cheboyzu
Mich
Thay Ves
Joseph Dickipson
Wouxllidgs
Conti
Richard HW. Wewey
Banger
Balet
New York City Health Department
Orth
Isla
Fedward Motacker
Tie Lutherna Ghuceh
United States
Baltimore
Washi Ton
McBuyde
Kelly
Sacramento
Central Pacific Railway Company
Wells-Fargo Express
Disorderly list of local items from Arapuliog county and beyond
Fragmented notes report fires at Susanne Lake house and various miswritten names. Mentions a $80,000 claim, legal actions, a suicide threat, trolley shifts in Brooklyn, Alfred Carey named for a test, and reorganizations in Wisconsin. Obituaries include priest John Ryan and F. Hooker. Warnings of violence in Peterstown and Denver church dispute.
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Susanne Lake
Sar
Miller
Anne Jase
Serif
Arapuliog County
Colorado
Senate Debates Peffer Bill on Taxation of Idle Labor in DC
Congressional notes from Washington describe Senator Peffer proposing a bill to tax unentitled increment and apply funds to idle labor, votes on Coxey’s Army petitions, and senior senators Clarke and Mills debating income tax, pension bills, and district governance. The day also covers journal approvals, committee work, and routine appropriation actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Peffer
Colma
Coxey
Columbia
Meriden Liquor Maker Faces Liquidation and Local Turmoil
The article reports the Manhattan Watch and Jewelry Co. facing liabilities of 16350 with assets of 5000 and Rockford Watch Co. as its largest creditor at 3375. It mentions Thomas I Maher of Meriden amid despondency, possible suicide, and a New York bondholder meeting for the Pennsylvquia Poughkeepsie and Ros ton railroad. It also notes misdeeds at Lawrence dormitory, a St Louis stock holder seeking a receiver, and denials from Secretary-Treasurer McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Manhattan Watch and Jewelry Company
Rockford
Monest H. Dodd
Watson & Spence
New York
Pennsylvquia, Poughkeepsle and
Roston Y Railroad
Philadelphia
Boston
Lawrence
New Haven
Lewis A. Comard
St. Louis
National Linsexi Company
States Circuit Court
Chicago
Certiy
Secretpy
McCullough
Vorpal Ny
Recipe for Distard Mustard Mix
Four heaping teaspoonfuls of mustard plus a teaspoonful of powdered sugar and a half teaspoonful of salt, mixed thoroughly. Add boiling water gradually until smooth and thick, then fold in a scant teaspoonful of vinegar.
New York Importers Henry Newman & Co Fail in Major Assignment
In New York on April 27 Henry Newman and Company, clothing importers, made an assignment to Nathaniel Myers. The collapse is described as the city’s largest failure, with an estimated involvement of about 1,000,000 in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Newman & Co
Nathaniel Myers
Bluebird Migration Misconceptions In Historical Note
A fragmentary historical note questions early ornithologists on bluebird movement. It cites Mark Catesby Edwards and Wilson and argues against long distant migration, noting bluebirds travel short, steady flights along fences and roosts. The text highlights a shift from viewing the bird as a rapid flyer to acknowledging limited migratory range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice ‘Thompson
New York
Mark Catesby
Yaet
Edwards
Wilson
Caresby
Bluebirds Wander With Winters Surfline Along Northern Coast
Observations describe bluebirds and other migrants tracking the winter surfline, nesting far from Canada to Florida. Birds retreat south only as far as cold snaps push them, with bluebirds sometimes resident well north of Tennessee’s mountains. The piece notes robins, mockingbirds, and other species move similarly, while hunting impacts appear in southern Georgia and Louisiana eateries.
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Wilson
Decatur
Ala
Olio
Tebmary
Tennessee
Indiana
Turing
Robin
Georgia
AlaBarani
Assisatpnt
Louisiana
New Orleans
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Ariminal Abmares
Rumsey
Order of Lolegraumlers
Len
Myron Tuya
W. Beek
Ted
Avistrong
Frank Stanmond
Xo Benvean
Union Hills
N. J
M . Schneil
Lula Hast
West Viith Street
Manhattan Lospica
Montina Coney
United State
Ciile
Warstullas
Sheriffa Julius
Starke
Fla
Marshall
Ashland
Nm Perte
George Sincl
Tive
Thenhowe
Church of England
George Dixon
Morton
Hudson
Maple Ranch
Natick
Moss
Davi Strouse
Blower
Comuittel
N. Y
Alfred
Carey
Milwaukee
Bean
Faness Ie
Utrle
Ind
St. Joseph's Roway Catholic Church
Denver
Father Malone
Koeer Itytkogle
Les Adgreles
Monterey
Cal
Julius Bernstein
Oakland
B'nai B’rib
Bernstein
Detroit
Congressional News
Tony Mr. Mills
Texas
Cnlleries
Mills
Wepburn
Ien
Akectid
Gontry
Sevuate
Allen
Nebraska
Cdr
Capitol
Aldrich
Blatt
Palmer
DHS
Mr. West
Mr. Steavart
West
Wolcott
Tan
Oin- Hood
Vis
Tagetier
Dolph
District of Columbia
Air
Alee
Meon
Dcum
Spaech
Mrr
Higgins
Flep
Snembers
Mahon
Mahon Deckslog
Serjeant At Arms
Teas
Sismlaus
Thomas I. Maher
Meriden
Conn
Mission
Althur
Mahey
Amy Ther
Alt, Ind P Atsaseva
Hood
Dra
Jetix Auruvarr
Ceri
Avie
Colchester
Aine All Oryg
P.O. Box
Asess W. Ver
Nsio Jowmn
Mortis
Washington, D.C
Wisy Aioe
WIS. Pub. Union
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