Telegrams in Brief: Mixed News From Many States
A scattered roundup reports the Cleveland team winning the Temple Cup, Fargo court settlements of 300000 dollars, a fatal fire near Myeed Ontario, a Georgia man accused in a child poisoning case, and various political shifts. Other items include a Corsicana opera house blast, a Racine refrigerator plant fire, wage changes, church conventions, a banker stock reduction, and public notices from New York to Texas. Several deaths and legal actions are noted along with antitrust and municipal studies and a large fire officers’ gathering in Augusta.
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Cleveland
Fargo, Fite
Portsmoor
Myeed
Ont
Georgia
Durrant
Miukes
Corsicana
Tex
Racine
Wisk
Frigerator
Luss
Tammany
County Heket
New York
Cileagoans
William Mahone
Wirginia
Washington, D. G
Dr. Meyers
Cymber
Ty Stuy
Sing
Brown
Waltham
Quiml
Annie
Mai Dow Quilglis
P.O. Quighty
Certin Wal Hailway
Themicac TaUrond Strikt
Wilson
United States Troops
Idaho Falls
Idaty
Smiths
Jackson
St. Mary's
Loraine
Oni
Mab
Geotseo
Gov. Cnlberson
Texas
Florida Athletic Club
Corpott-Mitzsimmons
Convention of International Fire Thiefa
Augusta
Ulgeest
Hietory
World News Roundup of Conflicts and Political Turmoil
A scattered dispatch reports drownings in Atadnensenr and turmoil across Hawi and nearby capitals. News from Berlin, Trekhxonde, and Venezuela notes revolutions, envoy moves, and rising tensions. The Cubans’ prospects are debated as arms shipments to revolutionists are urged. leaders and observers project various outcomes.
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Toass
Nabwlayl
Hawi
Ashi
Stuart
Taylor
Gindaer
Gale
Byron von Maumerstein
Trias
Germany
Don Manuel Ferrando
Capnchia
United Stnes
Cleveland
Berlin
Perforate
Rodmeyer
United States
Paris Figaro
Papal Legates Created Amid Bond Bribery Protest
The article notes the creation of Cardinals including Mgr. Ferrara the papal nuncio to Paris Mgr. Aguardi the papal envoy to Vienna and Mgr. Satolli the papal delegate to the United States while Mexican bond traders lodge a formal protest with Britain’s foreign office alleging bribery by Argentina’s foreign minister.
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Mgr
Ferrara
Nencio
Paris
Aguardi
Sunelo
Vienna
Satolli
United States
Foreign Office
Imade
Republic
The Elm Tree Beetle Threat Rises in New England
An OCR report details a rapid Elm Tree Beetle invasion across New England, Hartford, Long Island Sound towns, and Boston area. It cites damage to elms, municipal plans, and proposed control methods including kerosene sprays and sulfur methods, with guidance from Prof. Woolls and local officials.
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Ely Leat
New England
Nhl Urom
Omi
Connecilford
Milford
Gridgeport
Massachusetts
Long Island Sound
New Laven
Hartford
Is City
New Ouaven
Blin City
Maustell
G. D. Woolls
Coubis
Psu Evean
Auik
Laemss
Hwy
Ro Wales Senu
Kelly
Jenkins
Ktoms aGhool
Defending Americans in London Press Says Pepper Girls Miscast
Gertrude Af tut writes a vigorous defense of Americans in Qauly Colint Campbelle Treatyy London edition. She blasts attacks on Americans and American girls by claiming papers fuel a vulgar wave as crowds flock to Europe spending dollars while readers mock at the Metropole reading rooms.
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London
Gertrude Aftut
Europe
Rum New Yorker Quote on Horse Whip Discipline
A fragment quotes a New Yorker remark praising a rider for a decisive whip action and warning against repeating the act, advising spectators to react rather than watch the horse.
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New Yorker
Texas Rangers and Their Fierce Legacy in Redesigning Law
An 1890s portrait extols the Texas Rangers as fearless enforcers selected by the governor, detailing their swift, independent authority, extensive patrol area, methods, pay, and risks. The piece recalls McNelly and Armstrong exploits, claims the Rangers curbed cattle thieves, feud violence, and border raids, and notes Dallas sought a major fight with public and economic stakes high.
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Texas Rangers
Rio Grande
L. H. McNelly
Guele Sam
Texas
Tejas
Rangers
Tey
Credy
Allo
New England
Fragmentary Civil War Era Quote on Fear and Duty
A historical voice laments scarce money outside fall in England and warns that when unrest arises it will trigger harsh measures. The speaker cites a grim motto about acting first to avoid being shot, reflecting a warlike mindset and a call for immediate defense.
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England
Ami
Ranger
Popular Parisian Actress Sainte Taivhembers of the Comedie Francaise
A portrait of Mlle Richembers, famed Parisian stage icon of the Comedie Francaise, celebrated for prodigious talent since childhood. The piece notes her beauty, stage power, and autocratic streak with administrators, while forecasting a four year horizon before retirement.
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Basi Tle
Saange Taivhembers
Iti Zene
Comedie Francaise
Lok Coufesses
Artis
Faum
Aigistine
Madeleine Brohan
Suzmoe
Conservatory
Comedia
Agnes
Mollere
Avery
Mlle
Richembers
Parle
M. Ads
Che Ye
Wild Man Known as Ripplet Sentenced to Two Years in State Prison
Dennis Ripplet, labeled the "wild wan," was sentenced by Judge Milton Shumway to two years in the state prison at Wethersfield for stealing livestock from farms near East Canaan. The trial in Litchfield featured testimony from about fifteen East Canaan residents detailing raids on farms, and Ripplet offered little in his defense.
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Tris
Smage
Bullalo
Ballalo
N.Y
Wm. G. Knocie
Kansas City
General Conference of
Evangelical Turherans
Huston
Troten
Siaden
Chicago
Alfred JV. Fritz
Chelsen Wyhre Subber Company
Jag der Lean Trem
Japat
Abe
Augusta Brady
Robert Aubory
U.S
Paul Eluyelt
Dee Aseie
Wis
War Department
Bank of America
New York
Herrick Jenneen
Chigaze
Worle
Elizabeth Donaldson
Tausice
West Sr
Ajoeling
Oo Mae
Done Star
Almo
Sanm Anne
Sam Houston
Lexus Rangers
Mangas
Alire
Calise
Dallas
H. G. Stevens
East Canaan
Sheri B.A. Nellis
Winsla
Opener Court
Alt
Fohn.p. Hubbard
D. P. Roberts
Litchfield
Uttle
Canaan
Teipplee 2
Weir Village
Ripplet
East Ganaau
A Good Definition From a Fragmented Tale
A fragmented OCR item presents a cryptic dialogue about definitions and sophistry. The text references a speaker named Tenn and a Mr Capera, with puzzling phrases such as what does She Benny. The passage reads like a dab of literary or editorial scribble without clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blond Bumper
Tenn
Benny
Mr. Capera
Tudre
Admiral Sir Jans Robert Drummond Dies at 34
Admiral Sir Jans Robert Drummond, sergeant at arms of the House of Lords, has died aged 34. His death ends a brief, notable tenure in royal service and prompts tributes from colleagues and officials.
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Jans Robert Drummond
The
Home of Lords
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