Global Dispatches and Crises Across Oceans and Conflicts
A terse summary notes diverse events from 19th century telegraphic reports: a Boston death of a wartime correspondent, collapsing Brazilian markets, fears of a looming commercial crisis, a marine telegraph link among France the United States and the Antilles, Armenian massacres near Angora, a stay of execution in the Durrant case, armor orders to Russia, the Clyde fire near Vancouver, and political maneuverings around the Russia Korea legation in Seoul with rising tensions in Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hia
Seccesion
Boston
Brasil
France
United States
Antilles
Mocsh
Angora
Murphy
San Francieco
Bethishees
Peiron Works
Resa
Russia
Clyde
Point Grey
Vancouver
Ierassee
Seoul
Japan
Advanesa
Waiteburg notes and Pacific coast notes in Northwest column
In the Northwest brief, Waiteburg’s city market opens April, Fisherman Laroom reportedly drowns near Kamilebie, depositors to receive a 10 percent dividend from Citizens National Bank, and local farming and legal notices follow. The column covers immigration, horticultural spraying plans, road lengths, and livestock counts alongside incidents from The Dalles and Hood River regions.
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Sprague National Bank
Socom
Whatcom
Washington Lmmigrant
O. H. Ross
Iquique Do Valparaiso
Spokane
Sediciine
Lincoln County
Post Office Changes and County Embezzlement Case
Leyburn post office in Shoshone county discontinued and mail redirected to a new route. In Lewiston a patent splits money for an animal trap. Harry B Hall ex-treasurer of Shoshone County sentenced for embezzlement involving a county bank failure. $1,500 missing, most recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterman
Rhedd
Ome
Halsey
Linn County
Hoxie
Williams Creek
Josephine County
Dalles
Day Bros
Congress
W. A. Cox
Florence
Rome
Desert
Utah
Orchard
Boiss
Leyburn
Shoshone County
James B. Pirkine
Malgecke
P. Finsnery
Lewiston
Fremont
Bingham
Star
Blackfoot
Challis
Bryan
Harry B. Hall
Shoshone
Hall
Whish van B
Mining Ores Move from Montana and British Columbia
Colorado faces melting concerns as lead ore sources shift to Montana and British Columbia. Weekly shipments are reported in the latest mining updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Montana
British Colombia
Spain Informs No Official Cuba Policy Yet
Madrid release states Spain has no official modification of Cuba policy or stance toward the United States. It warns against interference while promising to protect Spanish interests, citing possible mediation but noting delicacy amid a civil war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spain
Cuba
Congress
Camoras
Joseph Pulitser
Council of State
Madrid
Senate
United States
Washington
Legation
Granada
Barcelons
Valencia
Ecemara
Cleveland
United Seawestera Eee
Jediolary Committee
Maine
Amy Ohaimms
March Jr
Navajo
Arisona
Italian Mission Aims to Abandon Abyssinia
Rome dispatch reports Humbert ordering Signor Fransol to pursue a peace plan with Negus Menelek and withdraw from Abyssinia. Italian forces in Adigrat face dire supply shortages as Adowa's aftermath unfolds with reports of surrounded commanders and disorganized command.
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London
Rome
Humbert
Signor
Fransol
Negus Menelek
Fransol de Heveett
Cimelude
Bosse
Popolo -Romano
Adigrat
Shoam
Massowahi
Adowa
Arimondi
Galiano
Albertone
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Seb Seamen
Weil
Profesional Carda
C. Ransom, M. D
Mrrite Paint
Lemanowsky
Hestasaee
Br. WM
Toye
Maha Sopelac Vist
Myrtie Petit
Hee
atzLaw
Doemdstic
Sedlway
Vey
Eesstom
Whirlwitha
Waiteburg
Joseph Wiley
Abianum Valley
Waibeburg
Columbia
M. Doyle
D. Hinrichs
Hood River
Mr. Hinrichs
Soesel
Steaiin
Far Eustay
Cale
Canning & Packing Company
Idaho
Canovas
Congressional News
Tolle
House
Wouss
Hartkr Reece
Stated
Abyssinia