Fragmented 19th Century Records Mixed With Coal and Rail News
A condensed summary of varied items includes mining engineers notes on coal supplies in England and the United States, a report on hydrology and irrigation rivers, a note on the Maryland brewing industry shifting to higher pay, and scattered local incidents including a jail sentencing and a public sale notice.
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Maryland Brewing Company
Lerelow
Largilon Salath Donee
England
United States
Leon Wid
Stew Mae
Allie Dee
United States Geological Survey
FIL Newell
Maine
Tall Fornia
War News and Disasters Across Nations and United States
A sprawling summary covers Allied and colonial fronts, U S military plans for the Philippines, and domestic upheaval. Manila dispatches note troop allocations. U S Senate candidacy discussion emerges amid labor and tariff debates. Fatal train wrecks, factory strikes, and urban fires ripple through multiple states and cities.
Turbulent Times Sweep Across Cities And States
A sprawling wired dispatch reports a riot and a jail break attempt near Lind and several fatalities. Separate notes detail the United States Mint May output, a major storm in Chicago, yellow fever quarantine measures, and a national gathering in Washington with speeches by notable officials.
Cabinet Agrees No Current Need for Volunteers
The cabinet met today and concluded no immediate call for volunteers is needed though the president may authorize enlistment if required. Otis asks for 30 000 men and offers to raise 40 000 or 60 000 more from regulars in Porto Rico Cuba and the U S. Heavy rains in the Philippines suspend offensive operations for months. General Wood reports Santiago province in good order with peaceful conditions and no public complaints. Assistant Interior Secretary Davis secured a promise from Secretary Alger to allocate Spanish cannons captured in Cuba and Porto Rico to Kansas cities and to ship some to the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philippines
Leonard Wood
Santiago
Wool
Wanditt
Mioari
Kansas
James
Webster Davis
War Department
Alger
Morto Rico
Kannas Clix
Devis
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Gen
Gen Kings views on campaign and world needs in unrest
Brig. Gen. Charles King comments on ongoing fighting and the need for massive manpower to subdue inland tribes. He predicts a very large army and future lands at risk if resistance continues, noting a new world would be required to defeat hostiles and preserve territories.
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San Kranelooy
Charles King
Puebla
King
Toyals
Pew Wen
New World
St Louis Fair Exposition Plan Met With Support
Kath Wiehirk and others pushed a proposal at the congress to amend the Oprey act for parity in opera. Speeches urged a grand St Louis exposition every decade, with science and arts progress outlined. Public funding and a $70 million impact were cited as the expected benefits.
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Newwiin
O'Emen
Peiner
New Meaion
St. Louik
Anil
Viridan
Louisville convention backs resolution for party unity
Tarvin called the Ohio Valley League convention to order. Gene Be Viney of Ohio introduced a resolution urging cooperation with the national committee and party organization. the resolution was adopted and Tarvin named a committee to implement it with several appointees from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Tarvin
Ohio Valley League
Gene
Viney
Ohio
Democratic Party
States Amit
Othe
Tde
Joy Commaitinos
Fedhan
Uloe
Spanish War Heroes and Public Notices in Albany
An assortment of items from Albany and beyond notes a Spanish War Heroes society forming with key figures like Roosevelt involved, alongside various state and national notices. Reports include war memorial aims, export trade milestones, a medal for bravery at a coast station, a household tragedy in Indiana, Chilean political upheaval, a US senate candidacy, and a sewer workers strike.
Philippine volunteers mileage and transport payments outlined
Secretary Alger directs Gen Otis to compute mileage entitlements for Philippine volunteers with options to muster out at San Francisco or in state. Rates shown. volunteers from Nebraska and similar units receive travel pay figures. Insurgents press attacks around San Fernando as Capt. Tiley’s murderers are pursued and 30,000 troops deemed necessary for Philippine control.
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Washington, Jane
al Wertims
Enet
San Francisco
Otin
San Preaneinno
Nebraska
Amon
Tope
Kan
San Feanvines
Washington
Maranetos
Manila
San Pernando
Lowa
Tiley Panished
Otis
Negros
Tilley
United States
Dine
American Plan Adopted by Culvorm committees amid debate
The American plan was unanimously adopted at Wednesday’s culvormittees sitting with minor alterations. Explosives prohibition was added. A separate child kidnapping case surfaces in Garnerville New York while Maxine Heme, Cuban revolutionary leader, battles a severe asthma attack. Chicago reports diphtheria deaths prompt health officials to require medical attendance for contagious diseases.
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Huger
Pune
Italy
Austria
Great
Miitile
Shek
Havant
Maxine Heme
Hilton
Chicago
Dune
Health Department
Madine Ocean Expedition Planned by Fish Commission
The U S Fish Commissioner's Bowers prepares a highly scientific Pacific expedition to visit inland targets including the Marshall Society Ferendry Fiji and Gil bert. The voyage is slated to take eight months and aims to collect extensive oceanic data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVL
Madine Ocean
Washington
Bowers
Commission
Pacific Ocean
Marshall
Soviety
Ferendry
Fiji
Gilbert
Scientific miscellany on animals, heat, and ocean depth findings
A collage of brief notes covers large eyed animals, cephalopod eyes, ice salt cooling, oyster color origin from marine food, wood ignition behavior, and wood pores. It also cites the Penguin steam sounding 4,762 fathoms in the Pacific and the sinking of Falcon island after a 1885 eruption. Professor Johnson reports iron stirrups in fires bend beams and fail bearings within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fieh Commission
Penguin
Pacific Ocean
New Zealand
Tonga
Falcon Island
J. B. Johnson
Washington University
St. Louis
Fortunes of Physicians and Wealthy Doctors of Old
The late Sir William Jenner of London left about 1 675 000. Dr. Thomas Armitage left over 1 910 000 though not all from professional earnings. Dr Paul of Camberwell exceeded 500 000 owning private lunatic asylums. Sir William Howman and others left substantial fortunes but below 1 000 000. Sir William Gull’s fees once averaged about 1 000 weekly. Sir Andrew Clark’s peak takings likely 1 500 daily. Christine Nilsson reportedly keeps a pet monkey dressed in Paris fashion.
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William Jenner
London
Thomas Armitage Jeft
Paul
Camberwell
Amine Wert
William Howman
Prescott Hewett
George
Andrew Clark
Andrew
Oscar Clayton
Richard Quain
William Gull
Ane Drew Clark
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Havana
M. C. Arno
Mr. Wintian
Jens Waseria
Jesepl Stark
Hnlen el Te Reoe
Vattle
Lanl
Canton
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Ceiba
IMA
Dueligr
W. Walker
United Lates Geological Survey
Arvin
Britain
Canales
Werreney
Lsswuel
Pawling
Martie Lakimapael
Semelay Subi
Charel
Evar Grostis
Dort
Cumptiel
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PCRS
Ire Valley League of Telvetal
Boland
Mindasais
Balan Cave
Henan
Kimurha
Win
Tone Beers
Slexito Tewne
Tle Cullman
Farin Wis
Meryerres
Doettinain
Ielanda
United States Senate
Joes
Tittle
Reiki
Mure
Pileor
Evin
Neous
Edward Town
Mavieburg
Thormak Wentworth
Matfala N.Y
Col.chetelet
Charles Leraag
Mary Sapp
St Dana
Fred Wills
Childeen
Dota Grifith
Drowig Willis
Witsolin
Dew Plalien
Moktin
Bi Tie
Vistin
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Chieagi
Mica Depotie Litter Cori
Founda Hon
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Imifare
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Loulwille
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Bert
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J. W. Breath
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Losting & Crys Department
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Congress
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Wright
Peenie Hout
Washington Post
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Grand Army
Arlingdon Cemetery
Peestelent McKinny
Army
Webster Darks
Kanne Tity
Eleathy Bay
Foo
Herland
Hiern
New York
Kein
Leiland
Hibers
United Stati
Ruyelaniet
Hin Knaraix
Magbrivk
Northern Pacific
Pewtthe
Menaphis
Ion
Aleriee
Mmliber
Wowia
Santiago Province
Thinage
Lawe
Marts
Hhiltadviphin
Danea
Women’s Club of America
Belvnen J. Lowe
Atlanta
Dent
Iewtors
Leowe
Ellen M. Herretin
Chiou
Federation
Windkor
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Detroit
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Poratoamus
Alger Offer & Mosinee
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Uwehom
Minnesota
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Moberly
Modine
State
Agriculture
Ely
Howden
New York Harbor
Egypt
Soudan
ST. Louis Fair
AU Femmes
Wichion
Ohio Valley League of
Himeraltic
Chita
la Sension Et Lanlaville
Unive Incorporated
Unierse Laws of
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Komnevelta Direetor
Albany
N.Y
Secretary of State
Hots Roosevelt
Abe Anton
Mace
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Cameron
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Chile
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Janet Marion
Clark
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Arthur Clavie
York
Sloateburg
Tarahoo
Charles Youwnans
Jennie Wilson
Dewey
Lineola Park
Admiral Dewey
Nathanel Hank
Comptroller of the
Willis
John Grifith
Griffith
Fortunes OF Physicians
Christine Nilsson
Lorist
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Lacy Tucker
Versatilon
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Prank Tucker
Sam Johnson
Justice the Prace
Brom
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