Varied Inaccurate News Flows From Distant Realms And Trials
A garbled dispatch reports multiple uneven items: a death in Variees Geurves, resolutions of respect for Emperor William, a Belgian expedition at Stanter Falls in the Congo Free State, and arrests of dealers in Des Moines. It mentions royal congratulations in Europe, trials in Ohio, and diverse legal and political notices, all warped and inconclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Democracy
New York
Wiliam
Stanter Falls
Congo Free Eed
Congressional Activities and Bills in Secret Session
The Fiftieth Congress reports Senate actions on appropriations for Atlanta public building expansion. alien naturalization restrictions debated. civil service committee probes discussed. pensions, telegraph regulation, and internal revenue repeal proposals advanced or referred. House covers ports, district militia, passport charges, and low denomination banknote retirement while considering postal and urgency deficiency measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Delph
Atlanta
Oates E
Gee
District of Columbia
Hale
Tate
Messrs
Beck
Sherman
United States
National Bank
Brows
Congress
House
Carusie
Hannah J. Jones
Teller
Seth Moifact
Michigan
Allegreed
Post Office Department
John ©. Fremont
M~ Enloe
Outlawed Jons Saroven Seized After Lynching Attempt
Grainy war era notes report Jons H. Saroven alias ox, an outlaw blamed for a fatal 1817 shooting near Hopkinsville Kentucky, was taken from jail by an armed mob to the scene and hanged at a cherry tree. Other dispatches note Alaska drowning rumors, rail rate tensions, a Pa rail wreck, New Jersey tax delays, and a Swedish royal marriage.
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Jons H. Saroven
B. P. Torqueau
Hopkinsville
Victoria
B.C
Skirna River
Alaska
Sheldon
Cunningham
Indiana
S Heldon
S Heldon Jackson
Colpsst Fister AppDrrsox
New York
Hamcock
Senator Ingalls
Senate
Burlington
Wide Range of World News From Storms to Trials
A fierce Scottish snowstorm disrupted rail traffic and caused closures. An explosion in Toledo caused material losses. A man named Freman died from burns, and a carpenter named Faepenich Camotta killed a mistress with a hatchet in New York. The Ohio River jam at Brown's Island trapped barges and coal. The Attorney General testified about funds for catching illicit distillers. The Senate heard on Chinese immigration terms and a bill to admit Texas. Robberies occurred near Gainesville, and mourning followed Emperor William’s death. Carriages, trials, and civic events filled international headlines.
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Scotland
Trafic
Toledo
Freman
Faepenich Camotta
Bix
New York
Ank Nows
Ohio
Brown's Island
Steubinville
Garland
House of Representatives
Senate
D. Batura
R. Mundy
Temple
Tex
Santa Fe
Hed River
Gainesville
Mundy
Malta
Madrid
Melbourne
Australia
William
Germany
San Remo
Italy
Mackenzie Sixtres Perons
Bari
Naples
Trieste
Jas Scarlett
Bonham
Andy Lacefield
Tnd
Camvot
Presia
Boulanger
Chamber of Deputia
Paris
Berlin
Belleville
John Dean
Acer
Dean
Dease
Henry Bergh
Society For the Prevention of
Jay Gould
Fernanda
Fia
House Committee of Commerce
Emory
Piladelphia
G B. Tharcher
House of the Ith
Striking union painters seek uniform wage across Chicago
A group of 170 union painters walked out on the 19th demanding a standard rate of 37 1 2 cents an hour. A Black man named Jeff Curry was killed by a white mob near the Bine Creek mines, twenty miles from Birmingham Alabama, on the 19th. The article also notes political and economic items including a stalled Minnesota education bill, the death of former Georgia Senator J. P. Kiva, large sums in the New York sub treasury, Blaine still leading Republican sentiment, and various regional incidents and business news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Painters of
Chicago
Jeff Curry
Bine Creek
Birminham
Als
Mnlair
Jons P. Kiva
Georgia
Augusta
The
Georgia Railway
New York
United States
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Blaine
Gattman & O
Aberdeen
Mixa
Baltimore
Bergatep Frosta
The Living and Dead. Kaiser Funeral Observances
Emperor Frederick's funeral arrangements unfold as for the late Kaiser with solemn cathedral services. Attending dignitaries include Crown Prince Rudolph of Austria, royalty from Saxony and Baden, and foreign princes, as prayers and hymns mark the procession to the mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor Frederick
Lexpos
Frederick
Berlin
Kaiser
Mackensis P
Bat
Koegle
Prince Bismarck
Count You Moltke
Empire
Saxony
Belgium
Roumania
Albrect
Baden
Rower House
Prussia
Rudolph
Austria
Ossrowich
Michael
Nicholas
Ravia
Prince of Wales
Naples
Denmark
Greece
Bavaria
Duke of
Hesse
General Billot
Sing Akademie
Boogie
Mais
Bill to Prevent Food Adulteration Discussed in Congress
Mr C B Thurber urged a bill to curb adulterated foods with a Washington bureau empowered to sample products nationwide and publish deleterious findings. He cited New York New Jersey and Davnoi measures. Emory of Philadelphia, president of the Society for the Prevention of Adulteration of Food, also spoke to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasursorox
C. B. Thorber
House Committee On Commerce
New York
New Jersey
Davnoi
Washington
Thurber
Emory
Philadelphia
Society For the Prevention of
Getting Even With a Horse Shark
A fragmented report from VincennesIndiana recounts a March incident where Lee Buck, a stock drover, filed a complaint against James Leandr Jepeon and Henry Utt accusing them of stopping him on a public highway en route to Vincennes The incident left Buck helpless for a time but he recovered enough to reach the city later that afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Lee Buck
James
Leandr
Jepeon
Henry Utt
Garvey Utt
Rathjeta
Various Local Incidents and Notices Across Southern States
A string of brief items reports accidents, executions, crimes, and civic events. Included are a boy killed near Nashville, a Baton Rouge water project start, a wife murder referral in Anderson, a jail demolition in Richmond, a duel-era figure's death in South Carolina, and multiple railroad and industrial updates from Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama, and Mississippi. The column also notes a triplet birth in Sumter County and the progression of several Southern institutions.
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Wee
Overland Dammyr Row
Naelivtle
Tenn
Edwin Smeter
Smedley& Wood, Water Works Contractors
Dubuque
Baton Rouge
Jap Davis
Anderson
Judce Norton
Eunics Hower
Elxton Ey
Will Beachey
Rock Ran
Chstots County
Ala
Kansasity
Birmingham
W. A. Caldwell
Jackson Tenn
First National Bank of
Shreveport
Lew Kounts
Kentucky
Lampkins
Richmond
South
John Puckett
Young J. Allen
Nashville
Board of Missions
Southern Methodist Church
T. & Hardy
Hart County
Savannah
Bremen
Railroas
Louisville
Wm. H. Leigh
Kentucky Methodist Conference
Paducah
Colonel Cash
South Carolina
Milas Irwin
Chattanooga
Ewil Tebinman
Louwviile & Nashville Railroad
Bermacham
Als
Chicago
William Vauzles
Hopkineville
Charlieton, Cincinnati & Chicago Railway
Camilen, & CC
Fell
Duncan
Jerry Crosby
Tombigbee River
Aberdeen
Mies
Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham
R. Haliday Witherspoon
Memphis
St. Louis
Witherspoon
Nashville & Chattanooga Tran
Woodland Mills
Keok
Eli Davie
Hickman
Nashville Rolling Mills
Elyton Land Company
Cherry, Morrow & Co
Mashville
Sumter County
Aleck Johnson
Farmer
Achid
Moorehead
Ant
Hoe
Big Soree
Witty Aphorisms and Sage Advice Collage
A compilation of brief maxims and quotes from various newspapers and authors. It blends counsels on trespass and defense with cautions about youth folly, modest living, listening, learning, advertising costs, political guidance, and reflections on marriage and virtue. Notable voices include N. O. Picayune, Boston Transcript, Merchant Traveler, Judge, Danepille Breeze, and Dr. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Op
Picayune
Bamor
Boston Transcript
A Famous Woman: Maria Mitchell Pioneers Astronomy at Vassar
A Milwaukee Sentinel piece praises Maria Mitchell, noting her early telescope work, discovery of a comet in 1847 and orbit calculation, tenure as Nantucket librarian, and later role as Vassar astronomy professor. It argues fatherly support shaped her path and urges opportunities for girls to pursue careers beyond conventional life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Maria Mitchell
Nantucket
Denmark
Europe
John Herschel
George Airy
Vassar College
Vassar
Darwin
Mitchell
Milwaukee Sentinel
Women as engravers face strict standards and solo study
A magazine excerpt argues engraving demands wide art training and lifetime practice. It notes few women reach top skill, advises specialization in landscape or portrait work, and recommends hours of daily drawing and engraving while warning against early middle age pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
New York
Harper's Bazar
Truthful coat tale from Texas Siftings
A man returns home with a new coat and learns his wife purchased it from a second hand shop on Austin Street. He discovers the coat is his old one sold to a peddler last week and fears being deceived by the seller's claim it fit him perfectly.
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Spitkins
Austin Street
Texas Siftings
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Des Moines
Prince of Wales, Fetete
Viton, the
Mary Clinton
York Harbor
Vurvas
London
Prince
Rerdy
Tork Star
Comey Island
Jonsson
Ireland
Tak Mantles
Gabon
Swaine
Cam
Ohio State
Lee
Utt
Pittebergh
Sulivan-Mitchell
England
Bonorabia
Asoes Dian
Outas Spen
Mindieport
Miseum
Mth
Ith
Commercial Cable Company
Rockport
Prince Oscan
Sweden
Elia Munck
Tus
Chicago, Burlington ,& Quincy Railroad
Conl. Williams
Coal Hill
Ark
West Point
Miss
Egyptian Legislative Council
Southern Pacificie
Central Pacific
Dr. Johnson
Marisa Nitehell
Horace Mann
Piscataquis County
John Walker
Cowdon
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