Various World Topics and Local Observations From Old Paper
Selections include naval leave and $5000 for sailors at the YMCA in New York, a county fair incident with a man breaking a fortune wheel, Cuban smugglers with rapid fire guns, Postmaster Albert Barnes of Kearmarge, and a survivor from Bunker Hill. Also notes on a university agricultural building, Canton China street signs, a Mississippi colony mayor, copper king W A Clark in Montana, and diverse historical curiosities.
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New York
Naval Branch
Dadge Miller
Lereer County
Panee
Seecetore
United States
Cuba
KRUGER PLANS LOOM IN EUROPEAN MEDIATION CRISIS
A late Tresersai president plan suggests intervention in the Netherlands warship case. Special commissioner Wemels reports to Secretary De Heulen in the Roereninge. Envoys await word on Kroger's potential moves to secure mediation and halt emigration rumors in Americ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fromt Rapide
Yestentay
Vetterfrean
de Heulen
Hollatl
Presieir i Kroger
Trevident Kroger
Delenstag
Geltertuaet
Mollanst
Kroger
Report on Banks Deposits and Depositors
The summary notes aggregate deposits and discounts for banks and the year over year changes. It compares figures with the prior year ending June 24 1900 and details rises in deposits and discounts, noting totals for the country’s savings banks and the number of depositors, with changes across the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmenner
Bem
Theer
Iere
Printers Strike at Joplin Over Wage Demands
Eight printers walked out of the New leralt Theme day morning and no paper was printed from that time. The strike affects Newerratd and nearby areas with potential delays for several days. The printers refuse arbitration and demand higher wages than the publishers pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ia Md
Beure
Hanes
Newerratd
Glaie
Mmieri
Ve Randle Ary Ceneileresl
Wiijert Bey
Senle
Woodruff Balks in Texas Company Directors Case
In a Texas matter the committee reported that Mr Woodruff and named affiliates declined to honor requisitions for directors and officers of the Standard Oil Company. Gov Sayers of Tennessee ordered action, but Woodruff has refused to comply citing declination. Evidentiary issues emerged about the presence of the named parties in Texas and the committee’s ruling on honoring the requisitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athans
Tien Woodruff
Enade
Gov Sayers
Tenan
Hae
Ration
Flower
Totr of
Texas
Grorral election and zoning measures loom in state race
Fragmentary report notes a controversial Grorral election to lovers of a constitutional amendment enabling tax changes for rail lines and other firms. It cites a Republican Senate majority jostling policy, a turnout around 29,000, and references to Bloomingtom and Kanes City. A late October event recounts church congregants and a Washington dispatch noting population data and legislative timing. The Western company forms to stock 10,000 cattle across Seaver County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowrnier
Neon Thurelos
Senate
Talk of a Kew Chiba. Fit Louie Oct Thurmtey’s Semicon
A fragmented report covers talks on Amerions Near Missions with references to Samuel J. Capen and Breston. It discusses religious influence, empire power, and strategic strength, noting Armenian and Chinese contexts and the Western world’s response to rising global forces and missionary aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie
AL Thurmtey
Notabies
Piiaer
Helsthich
Karepe
Empire
Nacin Bate
Veto Mlc
Herat
Inatand
Pomsewstone
Blom
Asia
Meet Acre
Athenbeys
Chris Hanity
Anarchists Linked to Campaign Mentions and Hall of Fame List
Fragmented report notes an anarchist Ber totand confessing ties to meetings in which Molokan figures were selected for leadership roles. It also lists staff appointments for a Republic brand organization and a New York University Senate Hall of Fame induction, naming several historic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Bertotand
Milan
Bersei
Hat
Paterwa
S.J
Mckinsey
Bertolani
Chicago
Vet
Kavsieur
Amy
The
Republic
Arterix
Hall of Fame
Senate of New York University
Simpeon Tiraut
John Marshall
Jonathan Fatweords
Jasgow Parragwt
Mathe Ort FE Lew
Henry Want Beerher
James Kent
Joseph Story
John James Autubon
William Abwry Channing
Osbert Mtanrt
Horace Mushnell
Asa Gray
Weatley's Votes at Cleveland Armory Rally
The prohibition candidate John Woolley spoke to over 1 500 persons in Cleveland at Crey's Armory. Fr Pinney opened, followed by Samuel Mekle Volney Cushing and Iver W. Stewart. Woolley was unable to extend remarks but was cheered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatley
Cleveland
O. Get
John
Woolley
Prohibition
Crey’s Armory
Fr. Pinney
Samuel Mekle
Volney
Cushing
Iver W. Stewart
Woatley
May boycott threat outlined by ex defender and senator
A convoluted note claims an alliance between ex-fier and a New York figure to urge a boycott against Democrats and allied firms. The document accuses the Democratic National Committee of direct political interference and urges miners and others to halt business with targeted corporations as a protest.
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Stone
New York
Lane
United States
Peeseweion
Chinese Emperor Delays Pekin Return Amid Allied Presence
The Chinese minister announced the emperor and empress dowager would delay their return to Pekin due to the allied forces remaining in the city. Negotiations proceed with assurances for their safety, and authorities in Washington and foreign capitals weigh the implications of the delay and troop withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vekin
Satumlay
Pekin
Washington
Tuenlay
Yau Teun
State Department
Pekin Becaus
Bryan Denies False Charge in Chicago Speech
Chicago dispatch reports Senator Honnedee accusing Bryan's campaign of funnelling 25,000 to corrupt voters and officers. The speech labels Bryan's remarks as desperate, claiming the candidate abandons collateral tactics and seeks to mislead the public while maintaining dignity of office.
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Chicago
Honnedee
Bryan
Sale
Hurna
Hiryan
Hryan
Rioting and Fatalities Amid Political Strife in San Juan
In San Juan Puerto Rico a street riot left four dead including one woman as factions of Morais and Republican parties clash. Federal and American forces reinforced Canyon as gunfire and arson terrorized the town amid rising animosity before elections.
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Morais
Canyon
Trowner
Oklahoma Territory Highlights Population and Infrastructure
Governor Barnes reports on Oklahoma growth with Kiowa and Tomah country openings planned. The territory audits insane asylum care, notes 300 patients, and adds capacity. Guthrie sees bank expansion with deposits around 93 million. Osage population and payments detailed. Weather, law notices, and a fatal crash near Waterloo also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Interior
Tomaoche
National Guard
Territorial
Guthrie
Joby Readgill
Waylon
Aimoun
Bow
Anglum
Meaver
Blaine
Cleveland
Canter
Fnewin
Logan
Noble
Oklahoma
Pawnee
Payne
Faead
Wottawatomie
Roger Mille
Waahite
Wola
Woodward
Brick Code Flirtation Narrative In London Viewers
A quirky lithic flirtation from a Zorkahire girl describes imaginative brick based signals to an imagined London audience. The text ties brick handling with affection, caution, and social risk as actions like rubbing the brick on the nose or tossing it near strangers appear as coded romantic gestures.
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London
Arinuri
Formosa and Mikaida Rules in Women’s Gathering
A fragment notes women forming a group for discussion. It mentions rolling stock figures for British rail including locomotives, coaches, baggage cars, livestock cars, and general merchandise cars with totals. The text is partial and includes several garbled numbers and terms.
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Formosa
British Rail
Singer Manufacturing Company Shows Prize Winning Sewing Machines
The Singer Manufacturing Company displays its latest American enterprise sewing machines in Group XII at an international fair, earning the Grand Prize for design and efficiency. Report highlights Singer machines’ superior merit, noting prior Chicago and Paris recognitions, and encourages readers to visit local Singer showrooms for demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Manufacturing Company
Treadway
New York
Clann
Singer Sewing
Mackson White
Singer Sewing Machines
Paris
Chicago
Singer Machines
Ealearooma
United States
Congressman Hartman Promotes Eatarth Remedy Claim
A congressman from Alabama writes that the Penn Medicine Co introduces a national remedy by Se. Hartman. He claims the remedy has been tested for forty years and praised by public figures. He urges banning disease with catarch, offering a free book from Hartman in Columbus, Ohio.
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Alatama
Penn Medicine Co
T. Catsard
Se. Hartman
Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ales
Waea
Puther Fourht
Mester Wu
Albert Darnes
Kearmarge, S. I
Bunker Hill
Tiltents
Cam Benst
Tergent
University of Twigets
Canton
China
West Have
deGorees
Mavis Sesiah
T. Montgomery
Jefferson Davis
Yasco River
Mississippi
Mount Bayou
Megroes
Clare Beets
W. A. Clark
Montana
Thomas S Mogan
Aca
Congress
House of Representatives
Treasury
District of Columbia
South Polina
Hawaii
Mumber
Edward II
England
Kapeas City
Alothet
Kansas City
Pallas
John Beewis
Tranication
Kruger
Tresersai
Serare Vutepran
Tntervenine Wensels Aterviewed
Joplin
MR. Woodruff
Bloomingtom
Get
Stresael
Ebrintian Chareh
Kanes City
Lts
Meade
Caunertiont
Tee
Hanna
Seaver County
Chiba
Amerehist
Mertaiaat
McKinney Ae Kegan
Lierein
Lincoln
Tinte Egre
Sereen
Legislaturn
Mpen
Tm United
States
Rer
Mendy
Pinter Imperial City
Wis
Portage
Wiscrevin
Eits
Helena Toland
Welena
Huntioh
Ideli
Geo
Crone
Paul Keager
Werthen
Mrngers Mal Max
Paul Kroger
Ion
B. Ward
Woman's Presbyterian Board #1
Mra LH. Neal
Amerton
Lawrenze Marquers
America
Gativie
Ohilahowa
Onliiem Review
Cooneil
Helms
Watmlehing
Cuter, Day
Roger Mills
Washite
Fieer
Semver
Dewey
Braver
Tulseroa
Coweta
BK Hamilton
United States Court of
U. of Oklahoma
Dorothy Cleveland
Anadarko
CB. Perguson
Chandler
Mra PH. Miller Wan
Stillwater
Mra Haehel Woodrow
Wood Creek
Mre Mae French
Porkina
Salt Fork
Arkansas
Territorial Munk
Haw
Ie Haw
Santa Fe
Search
Oklahome
Osage
India
Osage Auouitante
Oklahoma City
United States Weather Bureau
Hester Lee Hall
Ball
Ile
Waterloo
Guthri
Nesta Fe
Edmund Howe
Sonab
Williama County
Toa Mayo
Oklahome Chay
Guthrie H. C. Keawer
Brick
Elsie
Onred
Doutas
Moran
Wes Tara
Steg
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