Fragmented Telegraphed News Items From October Briefs
A sprawling jumble of notices reports fires accidents and trials across multiple locations Oct 3 6 including Philadelphia Baptist association remarks arrests in Woodland Minn Duluth road work and a fatal tunnel blast Five men were taken from a mine shaft dying conditions reported in Oct 4 6 and facts about yellow fever cases shipments and a Polish church collapse incident are included with various international notes and sports notes from London and other cities.
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Milia
Notable Leaders Involved In Evening Deer Stalking Visit
Prince Henry was named honorary commander in the Zoileces while Emperor William and the Crown Prince of Austria hunted deer Friday in Lainzer Theirgartes. British troops engaged nearby, and several individuals reportedly shot themselves in a rural suburb outside Vienna, with minimal escape options cited.
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William
Austria
Lainzer
Buen Lg
Bette
Viensseo
Petroleum as motive power and pipe pressure tests
In London Oct 3 Sir Frederick Beem discusses two notable topics. He surveys experiments on petroleum driven engines by Priestman and forecasts petroleum becoming a major motive power source. He notes forthcoming global applications and the importance of extracting Caspian region supplies for broader use.
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Sir Frederick Beem
London
Frederick
Messrs. Priestman
Central Asian Railway
Todia
Imah Dow
Caspian
Juliet tomb sighting stirs Verona lore claims by critic
M. Victoria Joncieres visits Verona and reports Juliet’s tomb lies in view at the Franciscan convent garden. A brick niche within a ruined wall holds the resting place and is crowded with visiting cards and a wreath marked Madame Talbot Shakespeare.
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Verona
Shakespeare
M. Victoria Jonceres
Romeo
Talbot Shakespeare
M. Joncieres
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Lawrence
Unclear House Leadership Speculation in Tory Party
Text speculates on potential leaders of the House and Tory faith amid leadership changes. It references Mr. Smith Mr. A Mr. Ganshbes and Mr. J Goseben with doubts on their suitability and positions. The tone remains cautious noting uncertainty about appointments and political alignments.
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Alae
Smith
Parnell and the Times Inquiries and Political Intrigue
The article discusses agents sent to America and detectives in London Dublin and Paris pursuing intelligence. It notes factions among Irish Nationalists and claims a Times inquiry will reveal alleged links between Parnell Sheridan and murders. It mentions MPs who formerly served under Parnell being secured for the Times.
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Paris
Clan Feuds in China and Campbell Split
Fragmentary report describes clashes within Chinese clans and a split among the Campbells and clan of Hanan. It mentions 1874 events, divisions among leaders, marches, and a stern governor in central Hesse.
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Unclear Emperor Enthralled by Far Northern Fishery
An obscure fragment describes a Russian emperor enjoying a grand waterfall and a nearby fishery in a northern region. The emperor allegedly participates in cooking while his wife handles supplies, and they plan a holiday.
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Fisland
The Prince of Wales Unveils New Suit Style
The Prince of Wales this year abandoned brown flannels for a fresh tailoring trend. Officials note a shift toward lighter fabrics and modern cuts as royal wardrobe choices draw public interest.
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Prince of Wales
Natur
Charity fund to aid Dr Charles Mackay in old age
The author of Cheer Boys Cheer and Good Time Coming, Dr Charles Mackay, once famed poet and journalist, is now in frail health and reduced means. A fund is being raised by a strong committee led by Lord Emers on for his plight and relief.
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Strange Laval death by own action prompts mystery
In Laval France a fisherman heard a strange noise on the Mayenne river left bank while repairing his boat. He raised the alarm and responders found traces of cart wheels on the bank suggesting the person may have backed a cart into the water intentionally or accidentally, leaving the motive unclear.
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Gladstone's Flogging Tale Debunked by Magazine
A London magazine writer recycles an old Eton story about Mr Gladstone facing flogging. The piece argues the tale is a sham, noting the supposed sentence was minimal and the future prime minister endured only a single flogging attempt in his school days.
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Campaign notes and parish meetings spark unrest in Roscommon
A large assembly on DeFreyne’s estate near Castlerea, Roscommon, drew about six thousand people to discuss eviction issues. One thousand one hundred rents remain due as landlords face rent arrears amid farm and tenancy tensions.
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SHERMAN VIEWS ON CANADA ANNEXATION Inevitable
The interview quotes Sherman arguing that political union with Canada is Canada United States inevitable, comparing historical attempts at union and stressing mutual benefit. He says no immediate proposal exists, but expresses willingness to consider favorable terms and sees peaceful union as likely long term. He recounts travels in Canada and notes shared descent, language, and institutions.
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New England
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New Enngland
Mexico
Prairie fire near Kenray started by passing train
A Sunday prairie fire at Kenray, sparked by a westbound passenger train, damaged 30 tons of hay near A Campbell and spread rapidly to Isaac Poels farm, burning about 500 bushels of No 1 wheat and threatening the 100 acre bet. Local efforts, led by farmers, contained the blaze though the flames ran with the wind.
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Isaac Poels
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