Northwest notes recounts of accidents and political moves
A sprawling wire of Northwest notes reports accidents at mines and mills including a fatal blast near Deadwood and a flooded shaft, plus a Spokane firearm incident and a planned Norway gift subscription. It also covers Helena politics, a Bellevue boat found near Union Bay, and local legal rulings including a state labor hours case.
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Niehol
G. Hoyd
Spokane
Harry Tiek
Amit
Cheyenne
Norwesting
Bellingham
Wash
Sweden
Norway
Wilbur Flak Sanders
Montana
Vigilamien
Desperadoes
Foranjust Citiefs
United States
Helena
HK. Gibson
Seattle
Simon Mitchell
Furniture Silesman
Lake Washington
Union Bay
Gibson
Mr Mitchell
Tudge Neterer
State of Washington
Charles Ey Lind
Fractured World News From A Dense Late 19th Century Sheet
A sprawling roundup reports wrecks and disasters across North America including the great Northern westbound flyer wreck at Spring Brook ND with multiple injuries and deaths. It notes mine accidents at Comneliaville PA with fatalities, mutiny probes aboard the Prout, and a Sebastopol fortress hold on castors. Also covered are political and corporate shifts, a Russian hospital ship to Manila, and a 600000 bond issue approved by Hawaii.
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Tiewin
George Pahledin
Alphonse de Rotschild
Great Northern
Spring Brook
Kestian
Comneliaville
Rangport
Sebastopol
Charles F. Welle
Vicw
National Lead and Ol Company
Yof
Pennsylvania
Beaver Falls
Darlington
Trust Company
John J. Flynn
Mississippi
Sulcide
New Orleans
Koetroma
Manila
Japan
Roosevelt
Territory of Hawaii
Republic of Hawaii
Wales A Nation Of Song And Stone Prowess
A nostalgic tour of Wales highlights its ancient fortresses and Offa's Dyke, the Celtic spirit, and the enduring Welsh love of music. It notes the landscape from Deva to Severn, the people famed for beauty and charm, and the pervasive Eisteddfod tradition with scale, chairs, and choirs.
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Sandy
Paddy
Great Britain
Wales
Ceatria
Cheter
Dee
Porttr
Monin
Anglestar
Towle
Caen
Wimshire
Comry
Offa
Severn
Land
Pelion
Ossa
Jenny Jones
Tearberis
Port Dinorwic
Cliff and Lake
Carp With Feathers Folly Returns to Poultry Trade
A Michigan fish commission official recalls a farmer near the Raisin river in Monroe County who tried a poultry carp venture. He fed poultry offal to carp and carp ash offal to poultry hoping for mutual profit. The scheme seemed promising until the carp grew feathers and shed scales, ruining the venture.
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Raisin River
Monroe County
Bower
Michigan Fish Commission
Detroit Tribune
Dan
Those Horrid Men and a Clubwoman’s Tale
A fragment from a clubwoman dialogue recalls male indifference and domestic neglect. The first speaker laments husbands and the second agrees, noting five sleepless nights at the club and returning home to a sleeping, unresponsive husband. The scene hints at marital strain and social satire.
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Mc Fey Porwet
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