Hodgepodge of Daily Notes and Rumors From 19th Century Press
A collage of brief items touches on Aguinaldo’s defiance, a banker’s eight-year sentence, a loom of political and technological questions, and stray quips about wireless telegraphy and rural delivery. Mentions include a Manila theater troupe, a turkish saying about see you later, and cautionary remarks on luck and crime.
Debates on Gallery Applause and Empire Building
The piece discusses gallery applause influencing public opinion in assemblies, citing Congress and the Methodist Conference. It then surveys British imperial policy in Uganda, noting railways, sugar treaties, and limited colonial prospects, with references to Sudan, Lugard, and central African empire plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troducer
Congress
Bryan
England
Waogland
Col. Lugard
Uganda
South Africa
Zanzibar
Foreign Office
Sudan
Dr. Ausgorge
Mothers Strip Boys in Glen Ridge Court for Milk Theft
In Glen Ridge New Jersey a police court scene saw two mothers administered a on the spot punishment to their 12 and 13 year old sons, Paul Valentine and Eddie Donnelly, caught pilfering milk bottles left at neighbors. Judge Smith resisted locking up the youths and pressed for corporal discipline in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Ridge
Paul Valentine
Eddie Donnelly
Smith
Mountain That Is a Mirror Surprises Catholic Missionaries
Catholic missionaries traveling in Natangi, a Congo region with extensive upper river waters, came upon a mountain described as a mirror. They later learned the feature was unusual in its reflective appearance, prompting awe and curiosity during their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnatangi
Congo
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Saeed
Aguinaldo
Cole
Boston
Manila
Turkey
Cuba
Col
Jack Chinn
New Jersey
Wilson
Uni
Ehgan
Coar
Chaas
Goys IX Court
Anked Inc
Hume
Gibbon
van Hartman
Schopenhaur
Avondale Road
COAL
Yantacaw Ice Company
Market St
Newark, N. J
Xers
Vilo
Reservice
FB. J. Richters
Broadway
Corsa
Pxer