Awerr's Record, Home and Foreign Items Briefs
A mixed United States and world news digest covers fiscal and political movements, naval appropriation debates, and legislative actions. Domestic incidents include a tornado in Concordia and a fatal riot in Johnstown, with updates on the Philippines commission and an agricultural experiment plan in Porto Rico.
Notable midwest and national events across years
Various items report school leadership changes, bequests for universities, military deployments to Alaska, deaths of prominent figures, floods and weather impacts, political nominations, and early 20th century conflicts including Cuba, Philippines, and domestic unrest. Names include Andrews, Angell, Walker, Patton, and McAfee among others, with mentions of Princeton, Topeka, Denver, and Milwaukee areas.
Various War News and Tragic Accidents Reported
The report covers multiple events including the loss of the French fishing boat Woche off Crookhaven with 24 drowned, Rhine river drowning, Sudan or India famine relief figures, and several violent incidents. It notes military movements in South Africa, embargo on war intelligence, and political actions in the United States Congress. Also mentions fires, drownings, and criminal cases, with diverse locations and figures.
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Crookhaven
Ireland
Wepener
Bloemfonteia
Rhine
Germany
United States
Oscar
Sweden
Norway
London
Pines
Lenamba
Lord Roberts
Minor News Items From Unclear London and Elsewhere
A London physician claims hypnotism causes inebriety while a Spanish silver mine is found in Peru. Minister Denby credits American missionaries for opening China. Naval board rejects double turrets for new battleships. Bishop Ell travels fifty thousand miles since 1895 to lead Methodist work in Africa. A list of scattered names and events includes fortunes from deaths in Toledo and Australia, charity aims, and long odds comments.
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London
Pex
Denby
China
Naval Board of Construction
Bishop
Ell
Africa
Amade
Sew Yur
Maggie G. Carmody
Toledo
Aor Qin
Australia
McKinles
Americat
Sam Chaplin C
Rain and Boer War News Sweep South Africa
A ten day rain deluge in the Free State floods roads and swamps, while dispatches from Kluesmfontein report Boers near DeWet's dorp and possible British advances. Other items note Queen Wilhelmina meetings with Boer peace commissioners, and US ambulance corps members facing questions over neutrality at Lorenzo Marques.
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London
Free State
Kluesmfonteis
Wepener
DeWet
Dorp
Rundle
Aliwal
Ladysmith
Daily Telegraph
Lord Roberts
War Office
Birtaro
Snyds
Wil‘hell
Che Delugiles
Washington
United States
Way
Pretoria
State Department
Chicago Ambulance Corps
Tto
Lorenzo Marques
Sia Indues
South Africa
Transvaal
Indictments Return in Gov Goebel Case Involving Davis Golden
Frankfort Kentucky April 20 grand jury returns indictments against John W Davis and Green Golden as accessories to the Goebel murder. Green Golden a cousin of Wharton Golden who turned state's evidence. Davis a Capitol Police officer who tried to flee Frankfort with Caleb Powers. Reports say Gov Taylor may be indicted but details withheld while he stays in Washington.
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Colorado
Faye Walker
D.D
Oxford (O
Oxhe Kosh
Wis
United States
National League
Wisconsin
Henry McAfee
Evered
Brownsville
Miss
Mac
George Crane
Frank Reynolds
Aurora
Inci
Frankfort
Grand Jwy
John Wavis
Greet Golden
Ue Wurder
Gov
Gaebel
Green Fialiden
Gov. Goebel
Wharton Golden
John W. Davis
Fother
Capitol Square
Caleb Powers
Gov. Taylor
Capt
Davie
Sreen Golden
Trans Mississippi Congress Debates Reform Measures
Trans Mississippi Congress discusses resolutions led by George Q. Cannon Utah and WW Springer. Proposals cover government modernization, prohibition support, harbor improvements, and education initiatives. Observances mark Concord, Massachusetts, and anniversaries with bells, salutes, and fireworks. Havana ends cockfighting from June under penalty of $309.
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Carleneton Harbor
Uemon
Teun
Houston
Pacifia Valley
Congress School of Mines
St Louis
Echopls
Judai Tereitors
Housekeepers Brighten Homes with Alabastine Coating
Readers learn a winter home interior tip using Alabastine cement to cover dingy walls. Ads note Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy, Grain-O as a coffee substitute, and various household products. The page blends humor lines, medical claims, and consumer pitches in a collage of 19th century newspaper items.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as the trusted remedy for women’s ailments. It claims extensive experience, confidential letters, and free advice from Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn, Massachusetts, with testimonials of widespread health restoration.
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