Varied 1900s dispatches from Washington and beyond
A jumble of brief notes from Washington and abroad covers visits by Srennvany and Mrs Carlisle from Kar Harbor to Grayielles en route to Washington, a United States cruiser sailing to Constantinople, Republican delegations to Canton for McKinley, and notable arrivals and entertainments in the capital. Also noted are talks on Bryan Sewall campaigns, Irish arrests, Italian Abyssinian peace reports, and assorted legal and diplomatic happenings, with oblique references to court actions, royal visits, and obituaries.
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Srennvany
Mrs Carlisle
Kar Harbor
Leth
Grayielles
Washington City
Miscellaneous World News Items and Incidents
A collage of brief items reports arrests in dynamiting plots, nominations for national offices, ship movements, a large stone assigned as a gold lump transport, a fatal railway collision, a murder verdict, and public notices. Names include Tynan, Bryan, Wat ch, O. W. Win, and May McNHinlery. places include Toulogne Vancouver Mexico and New York. events cover political nominations, criminal cases, and a ship launch.
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J. Beexoex Trxav
Misa Cecelia Trnau
Jeisk
Tynan
Toulogne
Queenstorn
Idth
Aurania
New York
Hiox
Wu. V. Auves
William Jennings Bryan
Lilivse Coane
China
Empresa
Vancouver
S. C
Mantler
North Carolina
Thomas Eli Watch
Georgia
Nesey Lickey
Wanna- Koneta
Harrison County
May McNhinlery
Center
Ten Fowel Clayton
Republican National
Joe Steiby
Bryan
Moore
Chiltrees
Montreal
Can
Moravia
Segar
Ail
Harry Larrawar
Detroit
Chicagoo
Bank of
Nautecal
M Swerzes
Indiana & Eastern Railroad
Maxx
Hamburg
Germany
Tuess
Sewall
Clark
United States
Bancroft Waled
Constantinople
Gibraltar
Herbert
Mexico
O. W. Win
Milionaire Campbell
Honolulu
San Francisco
Feask A. Mongenr
Harlem
White Plains
Colonial Hotel
New York City
Scretary of the Interior
Central Pacific Railroad Co
Susanville
Maryville
Sacramento
California
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Burlington
Chatham
Base St. Paul
Que
Wurtz
Niagara
Ont
Hatton
Owen Sound
Board of National Soldiers’ Home Managers
Leavenworth
Kas
Destructive Utah Storm Ends Path in Ogden
Telegram items report a major Utah storm crossing Ogden on the 19th causing widespread devastation. Other notes include postal bans on bucketshop operators, a farmer found dead in Malvern Arkansas, and bank assignments in Iowa and Pennsylvania.
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Utah
Ogden
Chicago
Groner Laspuers
Malvern
Ark
West Liberty
Iowa
Tus
Atlanta
Mississippi Turmoil Rumors of Lynchings and Rail Pact
A chaotic Mississippi regional wire reports a man from Chicago whipped near Mayersville after attempting to set up a store. further items note a deputy sheriff and a fatal shooting near Quitman County. Other dispatches cover railroad negotiations, university plans, and local civic events amid a broad stretch of unrest and development.
Dynamite Trunk Found in Chicago Anarchist Case
A trunk filled with dynamite was found in a holiday- period building corner of Oak and Sedgwick streets. Landlady discovered it while seeking winter clothing. police alerted. The trunk contained letters by Parsons and others executed. owner’s whereabouts unknown. The report also notes political events and a Bevan Bryan appearance with large crowds and security detail.
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Cuitace
Peice Bere
Ak and
Seigeies
Chicago
Maine
Seduwick
Texas
Parsons
Trank
Renowned Educator Dr William Young Dies at Centre College
Obituary notes the death of Rev William Clark Young president of Centre College Danville Kentucky aged 61 after brief illness. He previously preached in Chicago and Leesville and married Lucy Waller of Chicago in 1874. The report recalls his role in the Briggs case and as a motivational church leader. Also covered are: Witt vs Hunter over Monter Island ownership on the Kentucky River, turnpike dynamite vandalism in Washington County, Birmingham iron industry layoffs, and various local accidents and notices.
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Ernally
Gompurvelier Eekels
Lacey Ae
RM. Yoruss
Yosemite Park
Mra
Matty Weilsbresit
Sardinia
Tynan
France
Phoenix Park
Prenel
Limita Thomis
Matriox
National Hotel
Minneapolis
Minn
Ith
New York
Franklin
Ind
Frank Shields
Johan S&s Wade
Edinburg
Wiliam Clack Yeans
William Clark Young
M Centre College
Danville
Young
Jobat
Colege
Johnn J. Crittenden
Centre College
Fullerton Avenue Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Central Presbyterian Church
Lee
Wittra Hunter
Kentucky River
Richmond
Nol
J. ¢. Hunter
Monter
Mr. Hunter
J. K. Witt
Witt
Eppeain
Four Men Killed in Dynamite Blast at Metropol Water Works Shaft
Four workers died and others were injured in a dynamite explosion at the Metropol water works shaft Na 2. The day shift drilled twenty two holes six feet deep and placed six pounds of dynamite in each. The foreman set the charges and the men returned to the shaft to finish wiring when the blast occurred.
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Woremstein
Masa
Na 2
Metropolian Water Works
Agecoact
Att Lintas
Oval Dish Factory Burns in Traverse City Fire
Fire yesterday afternoon at the Oval Wood Dish Co. in Traverse City Michigan caused an estimated loss of about fifty thousand dollars. The factory, largest of its kind, housed oval and wire end dish production and veneering operations. About thirty five machines and other valuable equipment were destroyed, with partial insurance coverage.
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Traverse City
Mich
Oval Wood Dish Co
Grand Vizier Halil Krifal Pasha Seeks Change
From Constantinople it is learned that Halil Krifal Pasha asked the Sultan for permission to resign or to have the Constantinople police chief dismissed. The Sultan refused both requests, leaving the grand vizier to endure the situation.
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Halil Krifal Pasha
Constantinople
Wreck on the Union Pacific injures passenger leader near Butte
A dispatcher order mixup caused a collision between a mixed train on the Montana Union and an incoming Union Pacific passenger train seven miles west of Butte. Both train crews escaped by jumping. engines and several freight cars were wrecked and baggage mail and smoker cars damaged.
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Tor
United States
Cincinnati
New York
Many J. Ianors
A. G
Atchison, Kas
Hankes
Kansas
John A. Martin
Tor. Martin
New York City
Broadway
Grand Centra
United States Assay Office
Wall Street
Min‘ Bureau
Cincinnati, Hamiltes & Ikrton
Conmersville
Ind
Orme Keewas
John Cross
Acouicion Scar
Busines
Brite
Mont
Montana Union
Salt Lake
Union Pacific
Butte
Shoshone Reservation Status Clarified in Telegram
Telegram from Uherenne and Fort Wall reports no truth to claims of Shoshone Indians leaving their reservation to hunt for ore in Jackson’s Hole. Officials state Shoshone people remain on the reservation. Small bands of Hancock Indians have crossed from Idaho into Jackson’s Hole.
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Ovana
Neb
Army
Uherenne
Fort Wall
Agenes
Washington
Jackson
Idaho
Mole
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England
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Scewall
Buffalo
W. J. Bryan
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Maktser Homann
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Grand Opera House
Jons McBring
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Ottumwehile
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Cuba
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First Presbyterian Church
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Starr
Geotee
Achzeud
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Palatena
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Gell & Ship Island Railroad
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Clinton
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Louisville & Nashville
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Deoton
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PF. Wilcosx
University of Georgia
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Menzo Watson
John T. Morgan
Selma
Leslie der
W. C. Dyer
Caserville, Ky
Thomas Murphy
Frankfort
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Jeko Campbell
Billy Moore
Hollowdale
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