Hectic World News Mix of Tragedy and Turmoil
A jumble of domestic and international items reports suicides near Niagara Falls, murders by robbers in Missouri, lynching in Georgia, drownings in Kentucky, riots in Brooklyn, and a city curfew. Also noted are U S exports, university resignations, Admiral Dewey’s reception, a Nebraska tornado, and a royal error filled with scattered names and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Roch
Allentown
Niagara Falls
United States
Leech Lake
Minnesota
George W. Goodwin
West Newfield
St. Louis
Lhusy
Hernard Morris
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
G. Tuliiferra
Wily Wilkins
Angelina
Yex
Dallas
Lenny Jefferson
Metcalf
Lily McAtee
Sherman Mortis
Louisville
Ear
Newry Wade Rogers
Northwestern University
Evanston
Admiral Dewey
Grand Rapids
Mic
Elk Creek
Sampson
Cervera
El-Gov. Drake
Iowa
Drake Wniversity
Des Moines
Portuga
Charles Reinhart
Odeboll
Jal
Louis On Igeannt
University of Chien
Empress Gonaperis
Mit
Loewet & Dididus
Thywail
Werivoil
Gaga
Umno Ume
Dana Lademytings
Phrawen
Wilhametnegs
Bron
National Assocation session backs federal bankru system reform across U S
Reports from Milwaukee describe a broad push by the National Association group to establish a nationwide bankruptcy reform regime. Mentioned are legislative movements, political alignments, and reactions from leaders and institutions across states, cities, and courts.
Turbulent War News Across Several Fronts
The report notes heavy casualties among British troops at Roodeval and Maheodorp, Gen Euler's forces gaining a strategic pass after a major battle, and British empire concerns in the South African crisis. It mentions Russia and Japan's war preparations, a failed Philippine engagement, and various other global tensions including China and Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derbyshire Regiment
Huers
Roodevil
Maehadodorp Iy
Cransvaal
Euler
Ransvant
Lor Roberta
Free State
Great Britain
Russia
Japan
Cen
Sizon
Uwumpangaram
Bulacan
Philippines
Edna G Ty
Weston
Teanga
Los Rota
Colombia
Munster high school claims 1100-year existence
A jumble of items notes Munster Germany’s high school age of 1100 years, ruins in New Mexico, Dewey’s presidential nod, rail and road stats, and other diverse 1900s era curiosities, including politics and industry facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munster
Germany
New Mexico
Dewey
United States
Wien
Great Britain
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Virginia
England
Young Wen
Berlin
Americnin Wantert
Ching
Canton
Inmkow
Asnerigan
J Charles 8 Win
Brooklyn
New York
Appeion
Veritome
Peatee
Wetta Rooke
Jinkson
St. Paul Road
Park Board of
Malthe
Charlilie Crabtros
Wemsler
Dati
Fund For
Bloodsheded Day Amid St Louis Street Fight
Sunday in St Louis marked by fierce clashes between striking workers and deputies, leaving four dead and several wounded. Notable victims include C Edward Thomas, George Alne, Fred Lochm, and Ed Burkhart. The incident centered near Washington avenue and six story sheriff headquarters, as crowds dispersed after a burst of gunfire and buckshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
C. Edward Thomas
Jon
Chateau Avenue
George Alne
Delmar Avenue
Etty Hospital
Fred Lochm
Slamly
Ed. Burkhart
Oearly
Oscar Smarvin
Lee Avenue
Aga
August Smith
Charles Ludwig
Washington Avenue
Broun
Dramn
Dram
Macks, & Car
Park Avenue
Sherif's
St. Lois
Jone
Sherman
G. Patterson
Wayneu
Edeward Canty
Canty
el Lonng
Jame
Pohlman
Campbell
Sanday
Riet
Temperance Congress Opens in London Under Thomas Wallace Insel
The temperance congress opened in London with Mr Thomas Wallace Insel presiding. Delegates from across the world attended. J Is Bailey of Philadelphia was elected one of the vice presidents. A paper on The United States and South Africa was to be read by J Danny Mull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Boyd
Kilbourn
Wis
Linridge W. Locke
Locke
Chelsea
Mass
Wisconsin
George W. Peels
Milwaukee
Congress
Wisconsin Democratic Estate
Kansas City
Hrgan
Walter Smith
Smith McPherson
Thode Island
George Peabody Wetmore
Ohio
W. L. Began
H. HH. McPadden
Gardindo
California
San Diego
S. D. Pillsbury
Wright County
7 Soul
Kentucky
Georgia
Vermont
Weil
Bryan
Joly Tr. Senter
Montpelier
W. D. Tepburn
EL. Hamilton
Michigan
Allen D. Candler
China
Rochester
N.Y
Gen. Otis
Guinn
Samuel Waters
New Madsid
Frank Holmes
Treve Tfulson
Merle Bressler
Tellewood
Neb
Charles Qe Myrick
Gilbertsville
N. Ys
McNair & Alexander
Ashland
Kon
Port Philip
8. C
Capt
Scott
Neadstreet
Admiral Dewey
St. Louis
Turkey
United States
Mirabiles
Tarlac
Pangasenan
Arnold Veldscet
New York
Charles 5. Stakes
Mexico
London
Orange Er
Steyn
Klerksdorp
Gen. Totha
Severe Defeat and War News From South Africa and Beyond
London reports a severe defeat at Roodeval where the Derbyshire regiment suffered heavy casualties. Generals Buller and Roberts announce battles near Almond's Nek and Roddeval with mixed fortunes. Boer bulletins claim decisive gains and food capture. Casualty totals rise. other items include a trolley embankment near Williamsport, drownings in Ohio River, revolutions in Colombia, and U.S. boxing and fire news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Trent
Frederick Forestier-Walker
South Africa
Roodeval
Lord Roberts
Derbyshire Regiment
Loers
Grent
Baist-Douglas
Lieut
Manley
Buller
Natel
Almond
de- Mely
Charleston
Second Dorsets
All
Froneman
Dupley
Pourle
Hel
War Office
Thz
Sotha
Ford Roberts
Jens
Methuen
Kitchener
En. de Wet
Rhenoster River
Twoaday
Tune
Pretoria
Johannesburg
Revolution in Water Travel and Natural Cures
Experiments suggest propulsion by propeller imitation could revolutionize water travel. Nature’s methods appear superior as people learn. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters cited as a harmless natural remedy aiding digestion and kidney strength. A satirical exchange shows a canvasser offering a dictionary at five cents to nobles and the public.
Marquette as a Lake Superior summer resort draw
The Lake Superior resort area near Marquette is praised for healthful climate, scenic beauty, and ample hotels. The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway promotes a brochure The Lake Superior Come Try detailing Marquette and the copper country. General H Teafford, General Passenger Agent, Chicago, calls for stamps to cover postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Checago
Wedding I Do Moment Sparks Clergy Laughter
Fragmentary wedding cry of I do from both partners turns minister’s frown to amused acceptance as awkward moment on church aisle is captured in this humorous clipping. Includes assorted vintage ads and quips about Grain-O coffee substitute and local travel fare notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Cornwal
Uin
Harper’s Monthly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iris
Revzal
Miome
Crivactley
Hephmont
Manthvo
Minanhor
Salons
Teelehara
Taylor
Indien la Kentucks Davie
Shope Man & Matterson
Uwe St. Aonistreet
Coul Sirike
Spring Valley
Hensen Williams
Wil- Sia
Drzos County
Liwabib
B.C. Rind
Reasal
Kan
Dines Meldick
Lisbon
Viewlikt
John WW. Rockefeller
Denison
Granville
W York
Porto Tivo
University of Rochester
Elwell Stephen Otis
Philadelphia
Chomus Bach
Mollie Bach
Lien
Daniel Marvion
Daniel Miller
John Sage
Michigan City
Ind
Ben
DeVer
Lord Roberts Atracke
Dotha
Natrional Hank
Shanghai
Peking
Relef
Howes
Roberts
Nital
W. E. Gladstone
Enesiaiestman
Wawarden Castle
Laren
MINGR
Tee
Indianapolis
Mount
Guy. Beckham
Guy
Ameka
Washington
Post oMee
Dawson City
Jake Venuvlt
Corlesse Greaies
Champaign
Ilinois
TI College
Eainyugaru
Warrington
Huc Ible
W. J. Stysuen
Indiana
Culberson
Teil Denwood
Lily McAfee
Sherrian Morris
Liantsville
Ohio River
Wern Grove
Miss McAtee
Morris
Miss McAfee
Carthagena
Bogota
Santander
Union Thread Company
McGovern
Waite
Tne
Perry McGovern
Seaside Athletic Club
Loni Whitey
Chicago
Leann Hayer
Kao
Doue Des Lire
Phoenix
Vole
C. OL Lawrence
Evaysina Joss
Thalf
Wisconsin Delanerain
Moonday Pight
Mook
Trate Gentlanan
Leiog
Lama
Sioux Falls
Dows
Cail
Jno. G. Barmer, AG
PLGA
BCR
N.r’y
Cedar Rapids
Boston Transcript
Manila
Sears
Hore Burké Co
Binder 'S
Ghiaga
Sam
Indianapolis Press
Allen
Ile’ Olmsted
le Roy
Lane
Chicago Democrat
Garters
Boston
George
Ehanes
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Wiso
T. W. O'Brien
the Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Buttala News
Eseling
Yuen Tan
Fumhor
Custer
Price
Hoods
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