Week's News Roundup Condenses Global Events
A seven day digest covers foreign and domestic items from Congress actions on Philippine affairs and bank reform to university presidencies and a major fire. Notable entries include Nicholas Murray Butler named Columbia president, Omaha Trust company entering receivership, a Texas confidence man killing two policemen, and a block of business properties destroyed at Sweetwater. Reports note Chinese negotiations, a tunnel plan under the Hudson, and various arrests, accidents, and political developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nicholas Murray Hurth
Beth Low
Columbia University
Omaha Lown & Trust Company
Ewalt Kiehoro
Howeten Tex
Carnival
Nordica Tis
Sweetwater
Dex
State Department
Ching
Henry Demond
The
State University
Tacoma
Waeh
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Hudson River
Ted Crose
Washington
Ming Clara Baryin
George TR. Cartelyon
Hitler William S. Way
William McKister
Canton
EK. GL. Powell
Wilson
N. C
Murphy & Co
Rockhill
Peking
Cons
Arthur MacArthur Haseen
Denver
Department of Colorado
Hiinote
Union Am Asiate
Springfield
Wanitah
Ind
Uinalx
William FH. Leeds
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Tunis Pons
Pompton Lake
N. J
Charles A. Prowty
Verne
Ido
Obie Poal
Neny Kokoro
United States
Argentina
Chi
Straits of Magellan
William Allen
Uniontown
Hiram McMiin
National Civil Service Reform Teague Wewan
Boston
Enna King
Brooklyn
James A. Maris
Peoria
Admiral Schley
Isidor Rayner
Great Northern
Eebex
Mont
Pennsylvania
Payne
House Way
Emsgrees
Farver
Burgiare
Willmore
John Marts
Frederick Glews
George Farey
Sunbury
Grand Army of the Republic Veterans
Washington, D.C
Salem
W. Va
Atlantic City
Ute Savers
Multiple World Events Reported in Turbulent News Summary
A sprawling garbled wire service summary cites a Milwaukee homicide suicide, political resignations, court decisions, naval affairs, labor union moves, and international incidents. Names include Joseph Anderson, Lingle Smith, Daniel Gilman, Admiral Schley, and Isidor Rayner among others. Also noted are disasters, wrecks, fires, political campaigns, and foreign developments across the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Anderson
Lingle Smith
Milwaukee
Wis
Daniel Colt Gilman
Baltimore
National Civil Service
Heranton
Tnine
Sehley Court
Sec
Long
Tenham
Ramsey
Hewey
Kelven
Spaniah
Bathago
Salem
Ore
Corneling van Shaick Roosevelt
Convicted AFofL representative amid global upheaval report
Santiago Terestas of the American Federation of Lactory is convicted by a Porto Rican court for conspiracy and sentenced to prison. A Manila quake 1808 era wreckage and widespread damage are noted, while Mexico reports a failed Pan-American conference. Marconi announces wireless transatlantic transmission from Newfoundland to St Johns, 1700 miles. Ten thousand refugees expected to return to Johannesburg as gold mines reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poul Renger
South African Republic
Lig
Utrecht
Kitchener
Baere
Funston
Gov
Taft
Philippines
Department of the Viscayas
Miss Stone
Santiago Terestas
Eland
Tavqan
Miscellaneous 19th Century Briefs From An Overseas Paper
A collection of terse items notes Admiral Sehley decline of an offer, Penn defeats Columbia in debate, Wheeler graduation at West Point, and coal exports totaling 158000 tons for ten months. Reports cover Mormon numbers in West Virginia, farming plans in England, stray dog incident in New York, McKinley burial tablet in Manila, California raisin crop drop, Chilean decree against war prep, Arkansas bond rules, Havana port statements, kidnapping trial in Alabama, cave discovery near Butte, a Kinley memorial fund, Hunt inheritance, sugar price cut, locomotive contracts for foreign govts, and varied rail and mine news with a broad cast of names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Sehley
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia
Joe Wheeler
Weat Point
Ana
John Braden
New York
West Virginia
English Board of Agriculture
McKinley
California
Chili
Natonal Guard
Arkansas
Cty
Tucion Young
Havana
EU Mim
Negroce
New Decatur
Jefferson
Hutte, Mont
Olce
Calloago Island
Eydyard Hunt
Brooklyn
Geneva
Arbuckle Tires
National Sugar Refining Co
United States
American Locomotive Co
Cltystias
Kailwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Nivnegral
Pomiayisauki
Mount Neal ‘Ton, I
Tiob
Deoops
Senale
Philippine Telande
Garden of Eden claims soar over Western Canada letter
In a 190% dated letter from Meltford Saskatchewan James C Armsstrong writes Saskatchewan as a Garden of Eden. He praises abundant wildlife fruiting crops and wild berries describing corn height cattle branding and wool prices while inviting readers to visit. He notes Western Canada as a land of rivers streams and timber and offers government information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed City
Michigan
Clarion
James C. Armstrong
Meltford
Saskatchewan
West
Western
Canada
Government of
Salvador Prosperity Amid Peace and Rich Exports
The country known as Salvador sits on the Pacific slope and, despite revolutions, enjoys a period of profound peace. Coffee exports dominate, indigo yields are strong, and balsam of Peru supports its trade. With no foreign debts, Salvador’s population concentration on the Pacific coast fuels its development and ties closely with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvador
America
New York Sun
Guatemala
Central America
Peru
Callas
Spain
England
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Atlantic
Slattery Bragg Comments During Dinner Remark
An unclear remark about Slattery and Bragg at a dinner, noting friendly exchange and a positive appraisal of a person described as a good ge. The passage shows garbled memory of events and sounds like a casual recollection rather than a clear news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slattery
Walters' Avitumette Result in Unclear Archives
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear phrases about Walters with mixed language and garbled terms. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, or events emerge to form a coherent news item or summary.
Bathhouse Imprisoned Politician Receives Damning Card
A persistent constituent harassed a public figure by calling daily at the home. Unable to meet, the target hid in the bath as the caller pressed on. The final note on the visit warned that continued persistence would not cleanse the politician's record or conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Tribune
St Jacob’s Oil Endorsement From Cardif f Times
A Cardiff Times fragment recounts Mrs Thomas praising St Jacob s Oil after a long ankle sprain. She claims rapid relief and eventual full recovery, noting doctors would likely prescribe it. The piece credits the oil with global premium status and mentions medical approval and gold awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff Times
St. Jae
ROE Cay
Alexander
Pontypridd
St. Jane
St. Jacobs
Nnne
False Hope in Albany Journal Fragments
Fragmentary readable lines show a conversation about someone losing hope and a gas flame low in a parlor. The text includes mudded dialogue and incomplete phrases, with references to Albany journal and personal reactions. No clear event, names, or dates emerge from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen
A. Au Oom
Albany Journal
Market Prices and Miscellany From Dec 14 Trade Notes
New York markets show receipts and bids for wheat corn oats hogs cattle and lambs across multiple districts. Prices for cattle and hogs vary by grade and region with notable figures from East Liberty and Buffalo. Miscellaneous notices include transit advertising and light editorial chatter on travel rates and consumer goods reflecting period commerce and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnesota
Cleveland
Dee
Hutter—Test
York State
Lee
East Liberty
Household Cavalry kept in service amid heavy wear
The London Telegraph notes weary mounts in the Household cavalry endure 3000 annual miles of work, with troopers remounting despite weather and fatigue. Experts say the regiment performs as well as any in field duties, returning fit for ceremonial duties in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Cavalry
Ceremonia
London
Lote Don
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Esshonatsator
Benator Aldrich
Leston
Bank Chattera
Mayneamit
Way Haw
McBintey
Congressional Memorial Services
Spalding
National Caseballrague
Lola de Bovine
James Seymour, Jr
Liberty
Tibet
Aguinst Appleton & Con
Maclay
Naval History
Maine
Weekly Review of Trade
Totenke Voll
Wartern States
Free Society
Roosevelt
Congress
Mixnoss Central
Irene
Perryville
James McDermott
Cos. W. Va
A. J. Hopkins
Aurors
United States Senate
William L. Farland
Butte, Mont
D. W. Minshall
Indiana
Terre Haute
John Swinton
Julia Lee
Knude Lee
Carpenter, Ta
Norway
David P.thompson
Idaho
Territory
Interminster
Turkey
Portland
City
Mees
Walters
Weiter
Comep
Sacons
Des
Hio State Journal
Nickel Plate Road
Uenal
Stndard
Brancontinental
Atlantia
Pacific Cyaste
Baltimore American
Walter Maker & Co., Limited
Dorcherter
Hina See
Weill
Bastos Commercial Bulletin
Cascarets
Nature
Moran
Iminees
Pasenger
Ceca St. Paul
Buoeting Bee
Pate
Lecoming
Atchison Ibe
Idark —Paladelphia
Riel
Earnley
Chicago Daily News
Putnam
Revere
Lydia E. Pinkham
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