A Week's Recond Of News From Around The World
A condensed weekly digest reports exchange totals at over one trillion dollars and industrial, political, and social items. It notes Alabama citizens honoring Lieut. Hobson, a large voter registration in York, and a tragic lynching in Brush Landing. It covers coal miners strikes, church relations with the Philippines and Cuba, hazing at Annapolis, and a Kentucky fire loss. It cites tornado damage in Texas, military cadet recommendations, a Paducah fire, a Chicago double tragedy, and census figures for Alabama and Arizona growth. It also mentions riverfront robberies, railroad stockholder actions, and the open door policy in China amid European pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorto Tien
United States Congress
Hiouse
Milly Dodson
Brush Landing
Lin
Will Jordan
Ireland
Philippines
Cuba
Wainwright
Oval Academy
Annapolis
Wisconsin
Muligon
Mitanngh Tee
Indianapolis
Bronnaugh
Lodi
Tex
Baroness von Ketteler
China
Henry J. Ledyard
Detroit
F. W. Bartlett
First Presbyterian Church
Lexington
Ralph Sampson
Admiral Sampson
McKinley
Paduteah
Philip Lewis
Rose Adenberg
Chicago
Census Bureau
Alabama
Kentucky
Matfeawan
Aod Geven
Henry J. Youtsey
Georgetown
William Goebel
Mfe
Te University
Pringetan
N. d
Gloucester
Mitchell
Partington
Ciermany
Jacksonville
Fla
Mery Bailey
Territory of
Arizona
Record of diverse 19th century world events
A compilation notes world records, politics, and incidents. It mentions Cobre mile records at Yonkers, Kentucky legislature adjournment, various U S political shifts, Cuba reconstruction progress, a Baltimore and Ohio railroad switch incident, a cloudburst near Stromsbury, and lynching near Vicksburg. Also lists naval launches, forestry missions, Oklahoma and Indian Territory statehood, and deaths of notable figures including Warner, Sherman, and Wes ley. Foreign items include Chinese negotiations, Guadaloupe cloudburst deaths, Africa cotton colonial plans, famine in India, and British Dutch maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherentus
Yonkers
Ny Eunse
Corry
Kentucky Legistlature
Aine
Edward Willams
Dochelte
Benton Harbor
Mich
Mansfield
National Civil & League
Carr
Jackson
Wood
Cuba
Treasury
Baltimore & Ohio
Sebur
Meiklejohn
New Stromsbury
Neb
Gloster Barnes
Murederer
Vicksburg
Miss
A& Ample
Retvivan
Cramp’s
Philadelphia
New York State College of Forestry
Forestry Bureau of
Manila
Oklahoma
Lidian
Paterson
N. J
van Gerbild University
Nashville
Texas
J . TL. Alvord, Jr
First
National Bank of New York City
Rock Island Railroad
Mexican Central and Southern Pacific
EL Paso
Tex
Hay
State
Lord Curzon
India
Lord Roberts
Jageryfontein
Giant 19th Century World Turmoil Fairs Broadly Reported
The article chronicles widespread events including Em press Augusta Victoria’s 42nd birthday in Germany, Chinese guilt acknowledgments and reparations talks over legations, shifts in US policy on Anglo German pacts, and military movements in Asia. It notes naval and colonial tensions, financial legal cases, fires in towns, and political shifts impacting global power balances.
Alliance Formed Between Germany and Rugland Over China
Locion October 22 reports Germany and Rugland formed a pact to preserve Chinese territorial integrity and keep ports open. The Oct 1 agreement by Tord Salisowry and Count von Hatzfeldt outlines mutual aims to keep Chinese trade free, avoid territorial grabs, and involve other powers. Austria-Hungary and Italy reportedly adhere. France, Russia, and the United States have not defined positions. U.S. infantry departed Peking, escorted by American troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locion
Germany
Rug-land
Man
China
Tord Salisowry
Count von Hatzfeldt
England
Lwe
Inter
Austria-1
Lunessary
France
Maly
Japan
Russia
United States
Berlin
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Peking
Viewtsia
Shangtu
President and Mrs McKinney Return to Canton Station
President and Mrs McKinney arrived in Canton Ohio around 10:20 AM by train, greeted by a small crowd beneath a large flag spanning the platform. They plan to stay through election day with the president touring plans and a trip to Mansfield for Sherman funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Veesident
Qurvesing
Mansfield
Sherman
Cuba Pionpers Report Progress In Cuba Reconstruction
Washington October 23 Leonard Woolover general of the island reports Cuba has made progress in reconstruction. The Cuban government is self supporting with a treasury balance of 1 900 000. Sugar and tobacco crops will bring 100 000 000 to world markets. Other crops minerals and industries are growing, signaling prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Washington
Leonard Woolgover
Fire devastates Minneiska business district in Minnesota
Telegraph message reports Minneiska's entire business section burned on Wednesday, wiping out the post office, Farmers' elevator, and several cars. Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line debris blocked tracks forcing trains onto Burlington routes. Estimated damage runs to 75000 dollars with no lives lost known at press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Imes
Wabasha
Minneiska
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Burlington
Coal companies agree on notice to settle strike
Scranton reports that Delac Lackawanna & Western Delaware & Hudson Hillside Coal & Iron and Lehigh & Wilkesbarre coal firms through their superintendents agreed on an additional ten percent advance notice to be pasted at one o clock to help settle the great coal strike speedily. Twenty four sailors drowned in a Madrid collision near London with the French steamer Mitidja.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Oet
Delac , Lackawanna & Western
Delaware & Hudson
Hillside Coal& Iron
The
Erie
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Companies
Saliors
London
Spoulus Disputch
Madrid
Say
Chigwelly
Wis
Mindja
Alionute
Mitidja
Sealing and harbor works in Belingsen and Coronado
The report notes 16,000 seal skins taken by 25 schooners off Behringsen as spring season activity, with 59 branded stalls killed in Belinsen. It covers U.S. jetty completion at the harbor entrance and rock filling from Coronado land for harbor work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B.C
Belinsen
United States
Coronado
Military Automobiles Impress Regimental Minds
Advert says cars lure military men worldwide and cites Westetter's Stomach Bitters as the best shield for the stomach. It claims cures for constipation indigestion dyspepsia and biliousness and wards off malaria fever and ague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miltary Avtomiblica
Westetter
First Doubt of Her Love in Stray Stories
A narrator rails at Ada about her lover Adolf as he travels the world. He demands written proof of love from every town he visits, accusing Ada of collecting foreign postage stamps rather than true affection. The exchange reveals insecurity and the tension between romance and practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afy
Adolf
Suy
Ada
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Health Benefit Claim
Ad claims Cascarets cure many ailments from headaches to cancer and restore health by aiding natural movements. The copy touts the product as genuine candy cathartic in metal boxes with each tablet stamped 0.CLG and warns against imitations.
Fragmented line prompts and trivial product blurbs mix
A collage of short notes and quotations from Chicago Chronicle and other papers. Items include a laundry story line about papa and January, a toothpaste gum ad, a doctor’s cold cure, a Yiddish exchange joke, marketing lines for Paneresa color packs, and Jell-O ads.
Diplomatic misfire at world ports in curious exchange
An Asia Europe exchange story recounts a Japanese embassy negotiating three free ports in France in return for three in England. Names Yokohama Yedda Hang Yang and Havre Marseilles Southampton appear in a playful error that ends with a witty mislocation joke about Mang Yang and Corea. The tale is framed as a light London note from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varia
France
England
Japan
London
Yokohama
Yedda
Hang-Yang
Havre
Marseilles
Southampton
Mang-Yang
Corea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monroe
Howe
Lieut
Hobson
Montgomeery
Michigan
John R. Corliss
Congress
Bryan
Greater
New York
John B. Adams
Lynn
Mass
Boston
William T. Wilson
Cleveland
Edgehill
Chearlestown
W. Va
Charles Dudley Warner
Hertford
Conn
John Sherman
House
Senate
Tey
John Wesley
Wesley
Meury Miller
Chappaqua
N.Y
Charlotte A. Sanderson
Sanfora
Pla
Thoniets Simpson
Mary EB. Mooneghan
Eldorads
Hartford
Kruger
Lautengo Marques
I Geiderland
Holland
Aguinaldo
Werler
Philippine Commission
FIC
Barna
Dowie
Tanton
Aven Raga
Augusta Victoria
United States Infantry
Belgium
Thomas Wals
Colorado
Ameri
Arthur Leane
Monyen
Quebec
Orange River Colony
Cape Colony
Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Aimerica
Siaobien
Mit Tahir
Jiska
Onic
Ment
al Drudian
Vetiny
Navy
Long Las Giver
Maine
Yavana Kirbor
James Guer
James Calloway
Farmer’s
Liberty Wild
Elvis
Turkey
GM. Cottemman
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
Victoria West
South Africa
Dunsavant
Kan
Tasine
Carrie Caldwell
Herselt
Mountersville
Olivins
Charles Vargo
Aurora
McCook
Dawson
Palghurbe
Alicante
Luken
Milligter
Youngtse
Sims Reeves
Worthing
Abyssina
Mwai
UN Chinn
Mereill
Praire Dn Chien
Diet
Ute Wits
Tobin Sherman Tonke
Mausfetl
MaeKinley
Upper East
Tennessee
Vathey Pehl Quays
Hayt Tord Roberts
C.D. Snapp
Moemphia
Stinson
Cambridge
Maes
Goverment
Vonens
Iee
Popularimvet
Ramet
WIL
Chi
Taenos
Prees
Beliville
Chis
Cammers
Chili
Papa
Chicago Chronicle
Flameki
Atchison Globe
Kayoe
Daily
AVS
Chicago Daily Newa
Joe
Fac Sime
ALT the
Oriental: Diplomacy
Ally Sloper
Security
Carter
Bears
Gastoria
Waltham Watches
American Waltham Watch Company
Waltham
Waltham, Mass
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