Ruler Ross Sails to England in Curious Tale
A garbled report describes an expedition from the Beeting-Cocos Islands toward England, naming Dan i Rosa and a "supreme ruler" of Keelina. The text names numerous places and ships, referencing cargo and routes with unclear details. The fragment mentions Cocoanurs and various regions, suggesting a voyage with exotic crew and uncertain outcomes amid tangled names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeting-Cocos Islands
England
New York
Daniel Rosa i
Keelina
Pener
Theos Manda
Yestesia
Lyvanta
Lassen
Ips
Bruiker
Yolrmesia
Selina
Diamonds Stolen After Train Theft in Trenton NJ
A woman named Mrs William Smith of Enat Liverpesl was robbed on a train in Trenton New Jersey. The thief swapped a satchel with a woman passenger, taking money and valuables before alighting. Local authorities investigate the exchange and pursue leads from the incident aboard the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Dee
Willam
Smith
Enat Liverpesl
Ora Saath
Satchel mix up on Pullman train described by witness
A confusing scene on a Pullman car ends with a woman finding her satchel mistaken for a similar looking bag. An officer notes the stranger’s bag was replaced and a desertion of a tie pale is telegraphed to a nearby place. Mrs Smith reportedly left the train at Hechosier a few miles back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Abe
Urata
Lee
Smith Ted
Hechosier
Tie Pale
Visit to Cloud Land at Lake Michigan Tower Scheme
The piece profiles Captain George W Streeter now backing a cloud-piercing tower project on lakefront land near Superior Street. He and Maria Streeter lease the lakefront to City Tower Co for ninety nine years with profits from rides, drinks, and a Ferris wheel venture. Proctor, Michigan and Wisconsin backers eye an immense structure with projected four elevators and a $900000 completed value within four years, amid local fears of past lakefront disasters.
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Chicago
George W. Etrveter
Grosse Poiot
Campany
Superior Street
Alrteter
City Tower Company
George W Streeter
Maria Streeter
Kroes
David Jr. Proctor
Proctor
New Clark Street
Tower Company
Michigan
Wicansia
Lake Front
la Salle
Virginia Fair Vanderbilt Debut in New York Society
The younger Virgina Fair, daughter of the late senator from California, enters New York social circles as rumors link her engagement to William Kissam Vanderbilt Jr., son of William K. Vanderbilt. The couple’s status, Newport ties, and family wealth are highlighted amid gossip and society dinners, with details on Vanderbilt wealth and trust dispositions shaping the backdrop.
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New York
Virginia Fair
California
Eldfer
Hermann Oetrichs
Pulr
William ix. Vanderbilt
Harvard
Tne
Vanderbilt
America
Firat
Delridte
New Fork
Ming
Convent of the Sacred Heart
San Pomenes
Hier
Minn
Deirichs
Paneed
Siena
Oeirichs
Newfurs
Gelriche
Unien Ae Cmd
Mason Jones
Param Stayene
de— Ricts
Louw Henddome Ville
June Voth
New Part
Oelrichs
Alen Fulr
Consuels
Uye Decdinns
Marlborough
War
Ise Patt
Mies F. Hang
Snewport
Farner
Wermann
Newport Ravine
Abe
Willacy Kixsam Vanderbilt, Jr
Tus
Alster
Muribienneh
Newport
Durie
Alva
Wick
Massachusetts
Bia
Maine
Metata
Swantor Fate
Waline
Walt
Wis
Charles
Dadehters
Berehildter
Charlie Jair
Ie Hots
Charles Fair
Judes Binck
Supreme Court
Virginia Fol
Colorado mining outlook from Canon City Chamber finds rich ore claims
Canon City Chamber of Commerce reports a bright outlook for the Dawson City gold camp based on assays from the Copper King showing four thousand three hundred four dollars, sixteen thousand four hundred eighteen dollars, and nine thousand five hundred sixty one dollars. Additional ore assays suggest gold per ton ranging from four cents to forty nine dollars. Dr Bartlett notes a mineral belt along Greenhorse range with granite and quartzite, copper in primary minerals, and copper-bearing rock extending fifteen miles to Copper Gulch with gold findings and copper ore value estimates across the region.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Canon City
F. L. Bartlett
Bass
Greenhorse
Grape Creek
Copper Gulch
Copper King
Bartlett
Dawson City District Gold Prospects Highlighted by Development
A salvage overview notes that gold lies in rock rather than pockets and that a veaper district contains gold with copper separation. It cites cost estimates around seven dollars per ton and mentions extensive exploration across the district. Dawson City hosts a several hundred population and potential bonanza mines may emerge from further development.
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Avid
Beech
Dawson City
Napier Nugget Tale Tells of Australian Gold Strike
Bathurst New Brunswick December 30 The Napier nugget tale recalls the famous Australian find Forty years ago Samuel H Napier of Napier was an early settler and legislator who mined at Bendigo Kingower and found the big nugget The brothers mined hid and shipped the gold to London where it fetched substantial profits and was exhibited at the British Museum and Kingston College Ontario The story recounts travels to Melbourne London and London society including a meeting with the queen and future marriage plans
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Bathurst
N. B
England
of & Klondike
Napier
Samuel H
Brusswick
Australia
Liverpool
Melbourne
Eouaty
Bendige
Kingower
Kingover
Blanche Barkley
Charles H. Napier
Robert Ambrose
Bendigo
Old
Ambrose
Charley
London
Shelbourne
New Zealand
Melwcarns
Marsilne
Shaftsborough
Crystal Palace
Bank of England
Old Ambrose
Gouch
British Museum
Kingston College
Ontario
Prince of Wiles
Canada
Kingdom Come
Ballarat
Holtham
Mike Patchell
Abe Bettiah
Blaine Jefferson clash over imperialism and moral policy
A New York report quotes William J Bryan citing Jefferson against expansion while Blaine’s 1890 resolutions on arbitration and territorial cessions are reviewed. Bryan argues imperialism corrupts republican morality, contrasting Jefferson’s expansionist critique with today’s push for overseas governance.
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Bryan
McKinley
Isles
Pacific
Philippines
Jefferson
North American
Mr. Bryan
Plutarch
Miller Faces Grueling Global Riding Schedule for $25,000
Charles W. Miller, winner of the New York six day race, plans twenty nine days of continuous riding spanning the United States and Europe, aiming for at least 10,000 miles in saddle and possibly more. The schedule includes 14 hour, 24 hour, 72 hour, and 46 hour contests, with a potential six day race, and could net Miller 25,000 dollars if successful. He trains in New York for a 34 hour race in January then moves to San Francisco for a 12 hour event, followed by a route through Denver, Chicago, St. Louis, Paris Roubaix, and Paris, with Paris 72 and 96 hour events deemed harder than 142 hour races due to continuous riding.
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New York
Charles W. Miller
United States
America
Europe
Catd Miller
Miller
San Francisco
John West
West
Denver
Chicago
St. Louis
Paria
Roubaix
Les Than
Paris
Convict Farm Plan Moves Forward in Colorado Board Meeting
The Colorado Board of Charities and Correction met at the state house to review biennial institution reports and proposed appropriations. They trimmed allocations likely to win legislative approval and unanimously agreed to consider purchasing a farm for penitentiary prisoners as a prudent use of funds.
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Colorado Board of Charities
Denver
State Board of Charities and Correction
State House
Indefinite sentence proposal for penitentiary convicts
The state Board of Pardons and the board of charities and correction support an indefinite sentence with a parole feature for penitentiary convicts. They recommend appropriating 325 000 for the institution and include this recommendation in the forthcoming report.
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Werden Closhorn
State Board of Pardons
Board of Charities and Correction
Rothschild Backed Bid For Colorado Mine Deal Near Boulder
In Pittabure Dec 3 a venture linked to the Rothschilds reportedly sought to buy Homider county mines near Boulder Colorado. The agreement, not closed until 3 pm, involved T. & Waltr Higher of Denver and B. F. Leech, with Leech remaining to finalize terms in Denver. The mine, a virgin show of $4,000 ore value and over 100 acres timber, faces road and rail proposals to support new mining operations with two coalitions from Pittsburgh and London providing guidance. The deal centered on a four to five foot vein and a promising gold bearing prospect, while development plans included two foot gauge roadwork and a new railroad frontage.
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Denver
B. F. Leech
Hingilen Cuphalies
Tununsy Ik
Waltemyer
Lord Balloo
Reece
New York
Lamdon
Boulder
Pittabure
London
Colorado
Carpe
Crvsting
Nederlang
Pittsburg
Letch
Pitteire
Qalorado
Thie Dent
Leech
Mt Cardinal
Bowder
Virgin
Mina
Eran
Incomplete OCR Notice of Fare Rates by Otto Burnee Co
Fragments show a 28k gain line and references to Otto Burnee & Co manufacturers with holiday rates. Mentions Pacific route, limited January sales, and fares within 40 miles, but readable details are partial and unclear.
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Ae ‘Otto Burnee & CO
Mussourd Pacific
Adinimem
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