Miscellaneous News Bits From The United States {limited concise title}
A potpourri of notes from across the nation. References range from Wall papers and fashion foibles to large scale industry, railroads, and natural resources. Mentions Ohio monuments, Pennsylvania coal, cotton, New York and Atlanta cases, and international happenings in Ireland and Congo. Includes figures on gold, elevators, and river power, with local curiosities and notable personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oender
Fir Society
M. Pastevn
Connecticut
Enme Allaghony
Nowrnvesres Pennaylyanid
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Frank James
Atlanta
Jesse James
Kansas City
Dagan
Paris
Burlingtom
N. d
United States
New England
Nia Fara
Iowa
Farmaluthab
Grove Island
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Ohio Monument
William Henry Harrison
Louss T. Rebisso
Equatorial Africa
Luanda
Guiaea
Mozambique
Congo
Wrrne Michigan
Omaka
Westminster
Martin Wax Cort
New York
Georgia
Chattanworth
Govenxon Rickandsox
Bouth Cure Una
North Caro- Ban
Cleveland
Ireland
Warlijco
Bavunt J. Tinpey
Charles I. Limewind
C Puld
Chavaiasa
Abe
White House
Gaxena
Juax N. Continta
Digs
Mio Grande
Hrownaville
Tex
Baur
Naturin
Vincent
Napoleon
Mous Pitiubin
Boriagfold
Isl
Canis
Robbery by masked men ends with gunfire
In a riverfront burglary, marked robbers seized a house, bound occupants, and fled after a gunfight. A bystander fired, wounding one robber. another reportedly fell into the river and drowned while escaping. Two residents were taken by the intruders but released unharmed. Local investigators pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feomies
Witsiveton
Mare
Centhier
Pontine
Wr. J. Blick
A. B. Conmul
Nuremberg
Caahier
H. G. Cooper
Cooper
Hood
Daring Texas Stage Robbery Evades Guards At Night
A daring highwayman robbed a Texas stage between Ban Anglo and Ballington on the Texas Pacific, taking nearly 3,000 after handcuffing passengers and hooding them. He then attacked the Bullingtor coach, rifling sacks and stealing from registered packages before escaping as the train from Newton neared. An attempt to wreck the Indiana and Minors Southern excursion train near Newton failed when switches were opened and cars derailed shortly after leaving Palestina for the Olney State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In & Munver
Dek Turpin
Ghiont Minah
Avatry
Tex
Amos
Pegly Robbemen
Ban Anglo
Ballington
Texas Pacific
Hss
Lina
Stasco
Bullingtor
Aljgict
Renixson
Indiana and Minors
Southern Railway
Palestina
Newton
Olney
Cholera Rage Continues In Messina Sicily
Sept 30 Romer reports cholera rages in Sicily with Messina suffering severely. Two to three hundred new cases and about a hundred deaths daily. Government halts drinking water from wells in unboiled state and funds machinery to supply the poor with boiled water. Public soup kitchens feed up to 100 people daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romer
Sicily
Messina
Jse
The Archilat Case Transcript Ordered for Supreme Court
Lawyer Salmon ordered a transcript of the record in the Archilat case to file with the Supreme Court. The order aims to limit Clarice Taylor to ten days to prepare the copy. October 18 was set as the final date for completion. Deputy Clark Buon went to Chicago to hire sufficient typists. Prohibition loses in Tennessee with about 68 percent of votes against the amendment, totaling roughly 15 000 in margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ortawa
Salmon
Supreme Court of the United States
Aince Yeat Orday
Clarice Taylor
Clark Buon
Chicago
Prohibition
Tennessee
Mie
Taylor Brothers
Victorious Volunteer Wins Beotland Lightship Race
The America’s Cup challengers Volunteer and Thistian raced twenty miles to windward and return from Beotland Lightship. The Volunteer won by 11 minutes 14.4 seconds actual time after a wind delay, with a final margin of 11 minutes 16.5 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cours
Beotland
Munchrath Sentenced to Four Years in Fort Bradison
Judge Wake overruled the motion for trial in Munchrath's case and sentenced him to four years in the Fort Bradison penitentiary. Argo filed exceptions and gave notice of appeal. The court set Munchrath's bail at 67,000 and allowed thirty days to file a bill of exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munchrath
Wake- Held
Fort Bradison
Argo
Mississippi steamer burned near Memphis injures teen passenger
A late 19th century report states the steamer Bima formerly D B Powell burned miles above Memphis. A young man from Illinois died. the vessel and cargo were left as ruins after the blaze. Captain T Sime purchased the boat months ago for $2000 from Anchor Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missleaippi
Memprhit
Temn
Memphla
Ilfe Loa
Junch
Tiinois
D, B. Powell
T. Sime Amoural
Statu Lone
Unclear obituary fragment hints at New Year death case
Fragmentary notice references a person involved in a serious case with a death linked to a related incident around New Year and September to be died in November. Details are unreadable and names are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Jos
Aged Couple Weds Amid Odd Local Tale
An elderly couple, Lerriea Bock and Aas, unite in a ceremony marked by unusual phrases and scrambled details. The report notes the groom’s family and a large number of children, with references to Alalana and Popp County, suggesting a quirky, fragmentary obituary-like notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerriea Bock
Boot
Ephriam
Hadlya
Alalana
Popp County
Forky-Dve
Mare
Murder Charge In Bellees County Shahi Alean Ab Chua Case
A murder case emerges in Bellees County involving suspect Alan Ab Chua. Police report a fatal shooting with ongoing investigation and standard court proceedings expected as authorities identify the victim and pursue charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellees County
Ohio canal proposal and political debate on route to Lake Erie
Ohio congressmen and others discuss a proposed ship canal from Lake Erie to the Ohio River. Sherman Payne and others offer support or caution, urging surveys, cost estimates, and feasibility. Statements reference a Miami and Erie enlargement, Cincinnati to Toledo routes, and potential benefits to Ohio amid broader national interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opinlina
Ohio
Senate
Payne
Mip Caal
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Benator
Sherman Eye
Cicinnati
United States
Lake Erin
Ghio
Ren Butterworth Euya
Ohio Rive
Yoder
Lima
Board of Trade
Chambers of Commerce of
Toledo
Boothmann
Ryan
Romels, Cromo
Bb, Taylor
Charion E. Brown
Williams and Cooper
Boriah Wilkins Raya
Iakos
Cincinnati
Miami Canal
Muskingum River
Zanesville
Cleveland
James E. Campbell
United States Army
Miami and
Erie Canal
Cloclunath
Miami and Erie
Rumor of Napoleon Heart Eaten by Rats Explored
A sensational tale recounts Napoleon Bonaparte's heart allegedly eaten by rats at Longwood. Doctors Bremond and Constable or related figures examined the body and claimed rain ruined the heart, prompting a hoax burial of the remaining organs. The Invalides denial sparks renewed scrutiny among Parisians about the mysterious tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tr. Bromond
Napoleon
Antonacht
Cornwell
Longwood
Uhey
the Invalides
Alorg
de. Bremand
RANSOMED FROM SANDITS ON BORDER CAPTURE
Juan Garcia Barrera, a Mexican ranchman, was seized near Las Todaralle and La Goxallua and driven into Mexico. He was kept blindfolded in a thicket while captors demanded 615,000, paid by his son on September 18, and he was released after escape along the Rio Grande. Numerous figures nearby suggested many participants in the plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Conroe
Diminty
Tex
Rio Grande
Juan Garcio Barrera
Las Todaralle
la Goxallua
Ronomm
Barrera
Third Woman Naturalized in County at Washington Work
Emma G. Frazer became the third woman in the county to take naturalisation papers in Judge Colina's court. A Treasury Department employee in Washington she is over twenty one, born in Canada, has resided here five years, and renounces allegiance to the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcano
Emma G. Frazer
Thi
Treasury Department
Washington
Colina
Canada
Great Britaln
Ireland
A Relic of the Revolution Drum Corps Veteran Plover
The Plover Drum Corps of Bardinia N Y has signified its intention to attend the military encampment. The drum carried by Mr Noty’s grandfather from New York to Valley Forge was carried by him in the war and both were wounded in 181%. Seven members average seventy years old, all veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Union Hil
Ned
Union Hill
Uni
Ford
Fire Department
Am Hall
Elaworth Post
G A. R
Thors
Judithay
Schwarts
Hiei
Surip
Cheago
Bardinia
P. Nott
Cain
Noty
Valley Forge
Marriage Proposal Leads to Quick Impromptu Union in Virginia
Maarcellus Cheely, 26, accompanied by an orphan ward Williams, 13, to Brunswick Court House to seek guardianship but proposed marriage. The girl accepted. a license was issued and Rev Leal, an itinerant Methodist minister, solemnized the ceremony making them man and wife in Warried at Thirteen, Prrensocuo, VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warried
Prrensocuo
Maarcellus Cheely
Brunswick Court Louse
Williams
Ve Little Miss
Licenna
Mr. Leal
First Female Marshal Phoebe Couzine Installed
In St. Louis the United States Circuit Court before Justice Miller and Judge Brewer installed Phoebe Couzins as marshal, with marble dais and a vase of roses adorning the occasion. The deceased father’s portrait watched in mourning as the ceremony marked a historic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Couzine
St. Lous
United States
Mareshall Phoste W. Couzins
United States Circuit Court
Miller
Brewer
Hotel Waiters Plan Kidnap Successors Amid Staged Murmuration
Police pursue city hotel staff who have been fired and allegedly scheme to kidnap their replacements. The chaotic report notes aims to starve rivals into surrender, with investigators tracking the suspects and alleged conspirators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steikes
Orsersmatt
Atening Hotel
Telephone Gull to Be Appealed In Boston Area
An unclear report mentions acting Attorney General Janka instructing U S Attorney Galvin to appeal a case related to a Bail company and court matters in Boston. It notes various names and ages, referencing long residence in Firelands with minor agricultural impacts and potential crop effects due to a quake or weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuusoros
Janka
U. S
Galvin
Haslam
Rs B. Koproma
IL Court
Boston
Oraipowl
Newly Planted Trees Need Careful Early Management
W. D. Boynton argues that newly transplanted trees require strict management to establish roots before top growth. He warns against hard packed soil and advocates mulching, regular cultivation, root pruning, and light clipping to balance root and canopy growth on the Western prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinbur
Erien
Ben
W. D. Boynton
Learning for Trade A Boy's Practical Education View
A discussion argues practical shop knowledge fits a boy for work better than theory from college. It notes many graduates struggle while others gain broader benefits from college, urging balanced, realistic guidance for youths and warning against overreliance on formal schooling alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayos
Praotow
Uou
Miscellaneous items from the Arkansas Gazette and other papers
Fragments recount odd incidents and rumors from various U S papers. Tales touch weddings in Minneapolis, a Texas editor, a wall mural found in St George Street, and strange medical misadventures. Notes mention ore strikes in the Pan Yan mine, a mummy wheat tale, and local curiosities about spiders and sharks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonas
Nying
Jooking
Texas
South Amerca
Arkansas Gazette
Tsalah Golly
Cherry Bow
Colby
Lock Haven
Pan Yan Nilon
Helonny M. 'I
John Whalshagan
Mina
H. B. Wilson
Merced
Cal
Gilden
Boston
United States
Omaha
Ciicago
Society Islands
Michael Curran
Susquehanna, N
Frey's Mine
Brownsville
Omaha World
Baltimore Sun
Martinsville
Honor County
Erle Bruce
Bruce
Ellson and Swaninna
Tank-Bosen
Churion
Torrinno
Bowondurfil
Charlea
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Ohio Democrat
Logan
New South Waloa
Taughtee
Bax Francis
Henrys
Wadham Wyndham
Mont
Rome
Wyndham
Jenita
Christ
Ste
Wyendham
Kavens
Banda Hopkins
Pete Hickman
Europe
Hopkins
Hickman
John Sullivan
Jon Henry Street
Sullivan
Broonsey
WW. Woolsey
Aiken
Frederick
Prudain
Ike
Hiis Sulfoots
Tarminain
Spiak
Rascal
Prita
Burdeilte
Thamlaiides
Athunyt
Onder
Lake Bris
Naxaville
John Pistoo
Turner
Tennersey
Howard Monroe
Yellow Croek
Thomas Henderson
Sharp
Jacob Klurp
van Brunt
Wanuixotox
Wm. L. Putnam
Maine
Angeil
Michigan University
Bayard
Herr Most
Banfield
Tor Most
Mout
Lonpox
Polydora de Keyser
de Keyser
Bleth
Tannesnes
Naunyiuoy
Kew Yonk
Volunteer
Thintio
McVatint
Ganguet
Cmivana
George Francis
Mase
Union Veturana
Avetis
Hept
Matagorda
Hraayriu
Columbus
Mus
Prace
Sy. Laws
Hep
Lowa
Helena
Serena
Crrbeban
Batsh
Rata
Nauwax
Richard Brewer
Birpsingham
Erie County
Tampines
Daleware County
N.Y
Jabaichescias
Cuba
Che Quinn
Vinega
Kingendlewr
Florida
Day
Minneapolis
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