Teleghams in Brief The Baltimores win Temple cup
Teleghams in brief report Hou notes a wide array of short items from politics to crime to weather. The Baltimores win the Temple cup in a noted sports brief while obituaries, raids, fires, and political chatter fill the page. Names include ex governor Levi Puner, Major McKinley, and Rev. Croaby Wheeler.
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Cuba
Levi Puner
Vermont
McKinley
Shensudesh Valeley
Virginia
East
Tennessee
Pho Bank of
Sherburne
Minn
Ohio
Indiana
Lee
Weshington
Croaby
Wheeler
Walter Ploming
New York
R. Sperry
Wilmspied
Del
Persia
United States
Epiawpal Biquette
Miche
Tis Atlantic
J. D. Kennedy
Manchester
King
Julia Loeb
Bourbons
Ind
John
Ekhart
Lueclan M. Hopkins
Saginaw
Mich
Frank
Freaiden
Watson
Bhiwos
Crisp
Georgia
United State
Gordon
George H. Sheridan
Wm. H. Smith
Fundolph
County
Ala
Bryan
Sewall
J. A. Tankard
Denver
Owo
John L. Hushnell
Gov. Bushnell
Teevle Harwood
Daily Gazette
Springfield
Philadelphia
Loyal Legion
Gherardi
YWSN
Séarly
North Carolina
Tti
Rowe
Ray
Peoria
Keane
Catholic University of America
Washington
Tt Ia
New York State
John J. Keane
Jerry Simpson
Kansas
Myron Reed
Danver
National House of Representatives
Deier Vates
Tasters
Thomas
Thommalsdy
Youngstown
GH. Eagar
Brooklyn
Mies Mary Gwendolin Caldwell
Divinley College of
Wilveraity
Dreader
Newark
Lew Kellihan
Rook Rapids
Dusiness
Great Barrington
Mane
Atchison, Kan
John Meyers
Lester Dyke
Episcopal Church
Corning
N.Y
Amercaon University
Wilmington
Mies
Lillian Russell
St. Louis
Jacob Royer
St. Leats
Runl
Foreign Flashes and World Events
A severn gale sweeps the Hridah coast. An earthquake-like shock felt at Dumbarton Scotland. The sultan of Turkey reportedly signed an irade promising reforms for all of Turkey. The body of George du Maurier was cremated in Woking England. Lord Congleton died in London. born 1809, a royal navy veteran. Tangiers murder and a London arrest for theft are noted with medical opinions on the suspects.
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Hridah
Dumbarton
Scotland
Turkey
George du Maurier
London
Woking
England
Henry Wilam Parcel
Congleton
Royal Navy
Dramaic
Muley Mhammed
Tangiers
Ravage
Walter M. Castle
Princess of Wales as a difficult sitter in artist portraits
An account recalls the young princess Alexandra posing for painters and sculptors, noting she often pouted and struggled to hold a pose. The scene shifts to Marlborough House where the prince and Gibson the sculptor react to her refusal to remain still. The anecdote ends with the princess finally sitting admirably for a brief session.
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Princess of Wales
Yphih
Alexandria
Firth
Prince of Wales
Drinos
Sewiptor
Gibson
R. A
Marlborough House
Mr. Gibson
Mr. Frith
Trade Outlook Shows Large Foreign Demand Amid Shortage to Russia
Bradstreet's weekly review notes limited general trade growth yet signals favorable conditions for early improvements as potential reforms, with a strong rise in wheat prices and exports to India and Australia. Exports of U S wheat and flour reach 4.107 million bushels while total U S bank clearings fall 14.7 percent year over year. Gold exports surpass imports by 34.3 million in September as Europe ships more grain and wool remains firm amid steady industrial demand.
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New York
Bradstrests
India
Australia
Holrers
Nat Withaa
Ytta
Japan
South Africa
United States
Montreal
R. G Dun & Company
Europe
Atlantic
Pacific
Winater of Agriculture
California
Russia
Avery Resaon
Bessemer
Pittsburg
East Oth
The Bengalis in War and Stereotypes
A historical commentary argues that so called Bengal regiments lack Bengali soldiers, claiming Bengalis are mainly editors, politicians, clerks, and students. It portrays Bengalis as nonmilitary and U.K. dwelling professionals rather than fighters, noting their presence in London hospitals and at Oxford or Cambridge.
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India
Presidency of Bengal
Presidency of Bombay
Nepaul Rhe
Punjed
Bengal
London
Oxford
Cambridge
Escape on Express Car From Centralia Chase
Sydney Reid recounts a dramatic escape as a man flees a mob near Centralia. He leaps from a horse to an express city car, hides among mail bags, and avoids armed pursuit by the sheriff and coroner while the train carries on to Boat City.
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Centralia
Express City
Express Messinger
Praine City
Ben
Denno
Winders
Sydney Reid
Lippinccott's
The Guest Chamber Describes an Ideal Hospitality Room
A first person reminiscence revels in a guest chamber with polished wood doors, silver and white decor, a crimped iron bedstead, silk draperies, satin tableware, and a writing desk. It notes photographs, watercolors, and a well stocked layout for a guest, evoking rare hospitality and a wish to linger amid winter winds.
Hutchinson Aims Death Over Prison in Bicycle Theft Case
Appleton Wis Oct 17 Armond Hutchinson aged 20 who was pursued by officers for stealing bicycles from dealers at Menasha shot himself at his widowed brother’s home as officers forced entry to arrest him.
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W. T. Raghuach
Juneau
Wis
Citizens’ Bank
Cyrus B. Watson
North Carolina
Buckburn
George W. van Vieck
Marla &. van Vieck
Stuffalo
van Vieck
Chicago
Kankakee
County Recorder's
Studebaker Bros
Ilinoia Trust & Savings Bank
Frank Lemon
E. McKee
Lemon Bros
United States Printing Company
Clarionart
Christian Alliance Convention
New York
Dwight L. Moody
Emma Sawyer White
Sawyer
Wisconela
Howard W. White
Syracuse
N. Y
Washington
John R. Willams
Norristown
Williams
America
National Live Stock Exchange
Fork Worth
Texas
W. E H. ‘Thompson
C. A. Baker
Bir. Doud
I. Ingereon
Stonx City
Mecall
Pretsburg
Joseph Adams
A DD. Evans
East St. Louie
W. B. Skinner
Mont Worth
J. R. Stetter
Kasay City
D. Perrine
Omaha
Salvation Army
Branston
H. P. Wightman
Northwestern Railway
Exiwin W. Gray
Northwestern University
Miss Wightman
James H. Wyatt
Clinton, III
Daniel H. Gilham
Altonix
George Starkey
John Brown
Giiham
Manly
Wyatt
Starkey
Perry County
Okl
Payne and
Jawnee
Osage
Standard Oil Company
Jease
Cleveland
Appleton, Wis
Armond Hutchinson
Otcers
Menasha
Not Very Encouraging Poetry Publisher Prospects
A Cleveland Plein Dealer comments on publisher interest for poets. Heasley, aiming to secure publishers for poets, confides doubts about winter deadlines and potential need to warn his office. The remark hints at strained prospects and uncertain publishing support.
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Heasley
Cleveland Plein Dealer
Poised German Emperor Cards Highlight Power and Prestige
A clipped review notes the visiting cards of the German emperor, praising their grandiosity in both minor and major actions. It argues the emperor outshines rivals, asserting his fourfold strength and importance, reflecting an era of pomp and prestige.
Wagner museum at Fleanach to open to public soon
The Wagner museum at Fleanach will soon open to the public featuring a complete collection of Warnerian literature, a vast array of works across genres, autograph manuscripts by the master, and selections on piano arrangements and his writings on music.
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Wagner
Fleanach
Marriage of Wells and Ord at St George's London
David Dwight Wells, secretary in the United States era Doxsy In London, wed Miss Marietta Ord at St George's church London. The bride is the daughter of a noted West Hoe physician. The ceremony united two prominent families amid London society.
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St. George's Church
London
David Dwight Wells
Marietta Ord
West Hoe
Grover to Act Soon as High Official Talks
A high official says the president will likely take vigorous action this year on Spain and Cuba. The White House expects the conflict to endure into the year, with the grave duty of decision resting on the president. A dispatch notes the administration foresees possible U S recognition of Cuban independence if Spain accepts terms.
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Chicago
Watts
Spain
Cubs
United States
Safe Passage Assured From Constantinople Dispatch
Secretary Olney reports telegraph orders from the Turkish government allowing departure to the United States for Armenian women and children whose husbands and fathers are in America, ensuring safe passage through one sea port.
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Washington
Oec
Olney
United States
Constantinople
United States of America
Rambusch's Rascality Exposed in Milwaukee Fugitive Case
Reports from Juneau say the stolen sum by fugitive banker W T Rambusch has risen to 300000, with Sheriff Bintes estimating up to half a million. No word since the letter to his wife Jele believed to reach the Norwegian coast.
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Milwaukee
Juneauesy
W. T. Rambusch
Binte
Jele
Norway
Two Suspects Reach America From Rotterdam
Two men, John F. Kearney and Thomas Haines, arrived on the Werkendam from Rotterdam. Neither name appeared on the passenger list. They had homes listed as John Wilt and Henry Smith respectively. They were arrested in Rotterdam on September 11 for leaving dynamite and involvement in a conspiracy against the Russian czar and British queen. They claim explosives were placed under their bed after arrest. Scotland Yard reportedly aims to build a case against an Irishman.
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New York
Rotterdam
John Wilt
Henry Smith
John F. Kearney
Thomas Haines
Kearney
Haines
Rotterdale
Rusela
England
Scotland Yard
Deer Hunters Disappointed by New Game Law
The 1895 game law was invalidated and the 1993 statute now in force brings mixed feelings to hunters. Many prepared boats and two weeks on the water, yet deer season opens October under the 1893 rule causing lost days and plans. Estimated 5,000 sportsmen in Ohio Indiana and Wisconsin face restricted hunts as seasons for other game follow different dates.
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Tao
Sporsmen
Ohio
Indiana
Ting
Wisconsin
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