Dying editor of Puck and global unrest sweep headlines
The brief items report Buoner, editor of Puck, dead, and Baby McKee gravely ill, with a host of scattered notes from New York and Wisconsin. Mention of filibusters arraigned in New York, Missouri political moves, and fires plus disasters across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buoner
Puck
Baby McKee
New York
Mississippi
Milwaukee
McKinley
West Virginia
Allison
Morton Hin
Greater New York
Dona Elvira de Bourbon
Harvard
Peter Divier
Minnesota
The
Brotherhood
Locomotive Engineers
Oltawa
Alinda
Anna Maclay Shannon
Rotterdam
Civic Guard
Bern Ca
Charias Smith
Miner
Babylon
Tole
St- Martin
St. Cloud
Aumista
Bme
Omeha
Neb
AL West Palatial
Silas Morford
Maleee Todd
Robert T. Lincoln
Lexington
Teller
St Louis
AL Lyons
Iowa
Maurice Eadh
Pleo
States
Japan
Dana
Woran Neh
Colonado Hotel
Drs
H. C. Pierce
Att Bleybolte & Co
Duluth
Louisigne Reynblleen
Baton Rouge
St. Louis
McElrney
Michigan Peningita
Walleye
Frankie Brewer
Justie
United States Aupremé Court
San Antonio
Tex
Byfale
Sanmon
Serge
Cauziin
Blain
Kan
St A
Sam McGee
George Smith
Bernady Urner
Fanwoot
Cinein
Nav
Whitehall
Wis
Unites Wall
Tucker
Diverse 19th Century Global Events Mentioned in Fragment
Miscellaneous historical notes include Comperitar prismera decisions by Mestrid authorities, a Budapest honorary medicine degree for Dr. John Shaw Billings, a troop train collision near Adelia Vesoulberman and casualties in Algiers, rising French customs receipts for early 1896, the 25th Frankfort treaty anniversary in Germany, and Mrs Watt v Hugh Watt divorce case in Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cans
Frankfort
Germany
Watt
Hugh Wait
Parame
Glasgow
England
Waitt
Federal law makers debate river and harbor bills in senate
In Washington on May 9 11 and 12 lawmakers debated and moved on river and harbor measures including a proposed $3 000 000 Santa Monica harbor project. The senate reported on the bankruptcy bill and discussed foreign exhibits for the 1897 Nashville exposition. A compromise settled the deep water harbor dispute between Santa Monica and San Pedro with a three engineer coast survey commission. The House also handled election cases as debate continued on district business and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Judiciary Compttes
Toller
House
Miteher
Nashville
Tenn
Ula
Lee
Arbor
Bunta Monica
Cal
Herry
Dem
Ark
California
Wah
Berry
Smithern Pacific Railway Company
Santa Monica
United States
C. P. Huntington
Army Engineers
Congress
West
Dent
San Pedro
Gaffery
Huntiogton
Frye
Thesenion
District of Columbia
Washington
Canthann
Resua
Mallfornia
Committee On Commerce
Coast Survey
Californie
Garman
Rinanker Vs. Downing
Wilnats
Wheeler
Ala
Congress Battles and Bills in Washington May 13 14 Reports
Reports from Washington detail house actions on harbor and river bills totaling about 70 million dollars with 12.2 million in new appropriations and 44 million in contracted projects. Senate votes included a 75 to 144 expunging motion and a recount ruling in Rinaker vs Downing. Pension bills passed at a rapid pace including widows of Gen Poe Gen Jameson and others. Immigration debate featured speeches by Gibson and Nelson criticizing the A P A and urging tighter restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Square
Jennie Youmans
Charles Dillingham
Europe
Charles Frohman
Supreme Council of the 4. P. A
Washington
Thia
Country
Netherlands
Mountain Lake
Minn
H. Dickman
Jacob Epp
Hinchellife Brewery
Paterson
N. J
Mount Holly
N.J
W. J. Sloan
New York
CG. H. Mast & Son
Savannah
Flordy Central and
Peninatar
J. B. Wood
St. Louin Browns
Deen
Columbus
Ohio
Can
Speckert
Germat American Titleompany
Louisville
G. B. Strickler
Central Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Ohair
Union Seminary
Richmond
I.s
Salvation
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Bradford
New Jersey
Jenking
Mesers, Gakes, Payne and Rouse
Parlfz
Huron
3. D
George Vanderstuin
Danville
Weiner
Metropolitan
St. Louis
Adolph Hunt
John J. Kalu
Harry Brown
Pittsburg
Mississippi River
Vicksburg
Wardner Junction
Idsho
Supreme Court of Indiana
Pepits
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wilmington
International Divine Science Association
Kansas City
Tyndall
S. D
Albert Schouen
Ghafield
Bn Arial
Sunrenis Court of
Wiroishua Af
R. W. Dunham
Wi Allyn
JH. Stehl
Minneapolis
Fall Creek
Charles R. Deacon
Philadelphia
Reading Rairoad Company
Clover Club
Boston
Lynn
Les
Edward Convery, Jr
New Orleans
Independent Oil Company
Joseph Graham
Precholt
jAunle Ardorgon
Trenton
Jemousy
Port
L. Griffith
Danbury
France
John J. Riethman
John 3. Riethman, Jr
Charles M.clinton
Charles Kuasemiller, Jr
Natonal Bank
Denver
Green Bay
Wincon & St Paul
Stevelint
Lover
BOF
Mark T. Cox
John W. Bookwalter
Grover Cleveland
Chicago
South McAlister
L ‘Ft
Robert Foote
New Haven
Connecticut
Waterbury
West
Dr. Caney
Yankton
S. C
Commodore Coulson
Missouri River
Coulson le Pot
Corless
Michigan
Ripley
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Santa
Green County
Ala
Wiliams
James E. Woodward
Milwaukee
Morehouse Manufacturing Company
West Water Street
Col
George W. Bain
Lexington
France B. Willard
Chickamauga Park
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
National Cemetery
United States
Turkey
Terrell
Texas
Cleveland
William Quinn
Helena
Castle Road
Duluth
A. Stratton
Tennessee
Merritts
Sterling
Kat
Crow Creek
Logan Zerbe
Levi Wagner
Robert Deemer
Grand Forts
N. D
Silas Haight
Geo. Everhardt
H. C. Bun+ ner
Puck
Richard A. Storrs
Dea'Womas
Iowa
Richard Robine
Little Prairie
Wis
George Haycraft
Topeka
Kan
Darius Tinghar
Joilet
John Scheldt
Stnatale
Baie
Chilton
Harris
Smith
Wilsy
Browe
Kyle
Populteta
House
Rinaker
Downing
Gen
O. M. Poe
Gen. Jameson
Tet Newton
George E. Spencer
Small
8. C
Senate
Dupont
Henry 4. Dupont
Delaware
Wes
Gibson
Nelson
Value of Good Fruit in Health Benefits
Historical health piece extols ripe fruit value noting apples aid sleep and grapes cure many ailments. It praises pears, prunes when cooked, apricots cooked, peaches, cherries, strawberries, gooseberries, currants, figs, pineapples for dyspepsia, oranges for digestion, lemons for cheerfulness, and warns nuts are indigestible.
Desert Value Reassessed in Algerian Sahara
The text argues the Shara is not barren. It cites 1892 figures: 9 million sheep in the Algérian Sahara, 2 million goats, 260 thousand camels. Oases hold 1.5 million dale palms with approximate annual value of two million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algérian
Sahara
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Neil Willams
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Department of California
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John Anno
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Charles Becker
Prince
James Creagan
Quebec
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Germain Lee
Paris
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Royal Academy
M. F. Howley
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Weyler
Madrid
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American Red Cross Society
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New York School of Applied Design
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Cecil Raeder
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Nawadry
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Matthew White Ridley
Maybrick Macter
Pall Mall Gazette
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Nepiers
Cecil Rhodes
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Gore
Home Office
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Ways and Meen
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