Worldly notes of travel science and events across regions
A mixed mosaic of notes from Lisbon Florida to Philadelphia and Chicago. Items mention a tin mill prospect near Duluth Minnesota a Spanish pasture strap an inverted rainbow near Jefferson a New York group planning private yachts to the World's Fair and various local curiosities events and people with scattered dates places and names throughout the United States and abroad.
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TakEne
Duluth
Minn
Bang Alfonso
Jefferson
Turek
Kansas
Philadephis A
Reirs
Beniin Franklin
Brssearnes
Salisburs
Philadel
Sea Sodas
Vna
Coe Potabae
Euastian
Cuas
Laimidna Penite
Tiurgo
Sreaoetie
Pete
Grivada
Pia
Philadelphia
Tiberia
Mia Madden
Wees Miles
Seotipod &O.toa
Abanawateatpa
Italy
Teer Ninaus
Ona
Poirus
Julia
Tocolis
Libel Treasury
Fain
Dermog
Pauls Eothetrul
Indem
Twiese
Middletown
Isabela
Jous Hi SamMas
Automotive
Sularb
Africa
Sexy Cron Gauumeer
Nery Hampshire
Printers’ Association
Denver
Great Lakes Shipbuilding Treaty Debates Spark Lake Cities Meeting
Lake Cities press for immediate abrogation of the treaty with Great Britain limiting a naval buildup on the Great Lakes. Delegates urge Congress to secure a free waterway to the Atlantic, enabling warship construction and a regional economic boost.
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Dsil
United State
Petbesuip
Mpealitiea
Farusdt
Viratsh
Eustem
Pouduuch
Mir
Seward
Seurat Ee Nurbeement
Ter
Ostaire
Wa. JR
Neh Sens
Great Lakes
Soliejiem Gener
Resoutiv
Dimitine
Nat
Northwest
Seaboard
Sorim
Netiow
Daainess
United States
Great Britain
Congress
Severolh
Great Porthivest Amd
Trouble Brews Over Cheyenne and Arapahoe Reservation
Reports warn trouble as disputes erupt over the Cheyenne and Arapahoe reservation. Army officers scatter along highways to arrest testers while schooner captains rush to file entries at Wingfisher office. Indian allotments near completion. surveyors begin leasing county seats with settlement set for April.
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RNG
Risneath
Cheyenne
Arapwhoe
Wingfisher Taod
Election bill overhauls voting rules for towns and counties
Attorney General Richards backs a sweeping election reform bill affecting municipalities with 3500 plus residents and all counties. The plan limits the old law, standardizes ballot marking with large lines between party tickets, and sets general election timing while exempting rural precincts and small towns from its provisions. The goal is to ensure a secret fair and free vote across covered areas.
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Continsus
Richards
General Assembly
Hiss DW Nh
J. Wilbur Nichols
Bednant County
Tranidses
Lea
Ross
Waar
Aden
Eich
Hoeryy
Waterserox April 6 Treasury Report Delayed Release
The treasury department issues a collective monthly statement but the April report from Waterserox is delayed. Officials cite administrative processing and data reconciliation as the cause. Internal reviews are underway to publish the full figures soon.
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Waterserox
Treasury Department
Missouri steamer arrives with famine relief party
The steamer Missouri from New York brought famine relief funds and a party including Consul General Crawfond Count Dobrinsgike and Mr. Edgar. Civil and military authorities were aboard as the vessel set out to meet the Mississippi bound Concordia, with both American and Russian anthems played aboard.
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Wilcomis
Missouri
New York
Pia
Converde
Gen
Crawfond
Count Dobrinsgike
Edgar
Dornhold
Concomba
Tehuantepec Railway Contract Report
The Mexican government contracted engineer TF L Cerbell and partners to complete the Isthmus of Tehuantepec railway across the isthmus between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. The agreement involves engineers from China Mir, Fairfield Indiana, and an English resident in Mexico City.
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Tehuantevere
Wasasseron
Government of
Mitchel Won't Fight Tank April Special Cable Dons
A rearranged fragment notes Mitchel will not engage in a fight as April hosts a special cable presentation. The brief mentions a tank and special broadcast attire but lacks full context or details.
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Mitchel
Horrible ax murder at Red Lick Wy Richmonnd Ky
In Red Lick, Kentucky, Claire Smith allegedly killed Theodore Markham with an ax at a distillery. Smith claims self defense after Markham drew a pistol. authorities detain Smith who is described as a dangerous man. Markham, 40, was single and employed at the distillery for years.
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Richmonnd
Red Lick
Claire Smith
Theodore Markham
Markham
Smith
United States
Ofivers
Irvine
Protest Letter Sparks Tension in Mexico City
A Mexican patriot letter published by El Tiempo denounces the return of U S flags taken in the war and calls for Long live independent Mexico and Death to the Yankee. The letter by Louis Alfonso Muñoz provokes strong reactions among the American community in the city.
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City of
Mexico
el Tiempo
Catholic Elevgn
Louis Alfonso Munoz
Destructive West Storms Sweep Plains and Midwest
Reports from South Dakota Nebraska Wisconsin Illinois Missouri chronicle a brutal spring storm system. Blizzard conditions strand traffic and cut telegraph service. cattle driven to the Platte river. a tornado damages property in Grant county. hail and high water flood towns and wash out bridges. Multiple railroad lines report washouts and closures.
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Lake Farrs
Minn
Prairies
Redfield
Ogallala
Neb
Platte River
Milwaukee
Wis
Grant County
Blattesville
Drs Moints
Guthrie Center
Errimsnam
Leo Dale
Clay City
St. Louis
Missouri
Moniteau County
Arcadia
Moberly
Republican Success at Columbus Board of Public Works Race
Columus voters split with Democrats largely abstaining or backing Republicans on a light turnout. Jerry P Bliss won the board of public works seat over Joseph Svinware by a margin of 2786 in a contest dominated by Republican sentiment.
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Columbus
Columus
Jerry PL Bliss
Board of Public Works
Joseph Svinware
Wits
Cleveland Goes Republican in City Elections
The Cleveland D. O. reports a late election tally with 150 precincts heard and a Republican plurality around 1,200 for multiple posts including director of education and city council seats. The result marks a larger GOP gain versus last fall, while spring margins were higher.
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Cleveenag D
Band of Women Suspected in Idaho Robberies
Detectives unit a ranch near Salmon Falls arrests six women believed to be slave robbers. Claiming to be sisters, the women allegedly committed many highway robberies in the region while dressed as men.
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Bore Crrv
Idaho
Salmon Falls
Canton Canton Cantonek Canton Ohio Election Result Summary
A brief report from Canton Ohio notes Republican gains in a three year term election with Democrats winning all wards except the Seventh where Republicans won council seats and board of education members. The overall turnout and specific ward results are partially unclear.
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Cantos
Board of Education
Sok
Swept by flames devastate large furniture factory in Piqua
A Tuesday blaze totaled Crow, Nills & Co. furniture factory and four acres of lumber yards in Piqua Ohio. The three story brick plant and two frame buildings burned within hours. About 200 workers were affected as nearby homes and dwellings were also destroyed. Loss exceeds $200,000 with $60,000 insured.
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Piqua
Pieva
Crow, Nills & Co
Bbe
Sidney
Covington
Fletcher
Urbana
Troy
Mayer
Louis Becker
Mr. Warbingtor
Walker Waggoner
Chas
Essiek
Dre Brandh
Wm. Ebien
Joss
Cron
Senate Campaign Debates and Sluggish 1892 Actions
The record notes Mills and Voorhees actions in the Senate on Library purchases and Lafayette statue funding. It cites private bills restoring desertion records, pensions, and compensation for war losses, along with ongoing wool and tariff debates and Chinese exclusion passage in the House.
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Washington
Senate
Roger Q. Mills
Voorhees
Committee On Library
Lawrie
George H. Thomas
Hiscock
Gen
Lafayette
Sherman
Housse—Binis
Martin
Indiana
Lawfu
Daniel Henner
Pennsylvania
Mr. Stone
Kentucky
Robert M. Young
Company K
U. L
Margzaret Martin
Thomas Martin
Livingston County
U.S
House
Hovtst
Enochs
Andrew J. Sayre
West Virginia
Storer
Anderson
Fifth Infantry
Lucy Ord Mason
John L. Mason
C. S. Army
Senator Mills
Texas
Senator Chilton
Mills
Obrien Moore
Lodge
Sayers
Burrows
Michigan
Suna
B—Sherman
Blackburn
Zanneville
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Defance
Wellington
United States
China
Soberman
John Eckert
Company
O. V.T
McMillan
Post Office and Post Roads Committee
Michael Murphy
Fourteenth
U. S. Infantry
Patrick Coyle
Covington
Wim. Jennings
Buena Vista
Garrard County
John B. Sims
Jasper A. Grove
Seventh
Indiana Cavalry
Samuel F. Shaw
1Th
Indiana V. S
Andrew J. Wyant
Indians Chase a Biker Across the West
C A Boyle, the Pittsburgh bicycle traveler, left Los Angeles for San Francisco after a warm reception by local wheelmen. He rode 1 090 desert miles with scant food, slept on sand, and endured Navajo riders who tried to steal his safety gear. his safety was badly wrecked during the crossing.
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Los Angeles
C. A. Boyle
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Boyle
Albuquerque
Ife
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Ohio
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Singis
Cleveland
Canton
Democrats
Carry Zanesmille
Havas
Ani
Tobac
Sessian
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