Numerous far flung items mix into 1900 era notes
A long compilation of disparate notes covers taxes in Portugal and Canada, American Indian landholdings in the United States, cotton seed oil use, Chinese business habits, a Brazilian revolution reaction, and various curiosities. It mentions a Lisbon physician bill, Canadian annexation talks, Indian land acreage, cotton seed processing, a San Francisco embezzlement, Brazilian alarm, Humane Society cattle cruelty, Australian federation talk, a petrified tad fossil, corn husking champion Macy, seal hunts in the Gulf of St Lawrence, weeping Texas trees caused by insects, and cannibal curiosity in Pall Mall Gazette remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Interior
United States
Pennsylvania
Europe
The
Humane Society of
Chicago
United States of Australis
Canada
Textife
J. D. Cheever
Hamtack
Washington University
Texas
Salventon
Carl Lumboltz
Pall Mall Gazette
Ender
Cronin Trial Ends with Life Sentences in Chicago
The Cronin murder case verdict returns life terms for Coughlin Burke and O Sullivan, three years for Kunze, Beggs acquitted. Jurors promise silence. Judge McConnell frees Beggs and schedules a new-trial hearing for January 15. Public reaction mixed as defense and prosecution weigh the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coughlin
Burke and O'Sullivan
Kunze
Eml Boggs
Cariaco
Cronin
Martin Burke
Hae
Fattish Osutlivan
Daniel Coughlin
John Kunze
John F. Beggs
John F. ‘Beggs
John ‘Kynee
O’sullivan
Burke
Boggs
Khat
Foreman Clarke
Sam Innocent
Lake View
G'Sulliven
Coughlim
McConnell
Beggs
Alire Tmcny
Culver
Burke, Coughlin
Foster
Forrest
Wing
Supreme Court
Murer
Juru
Dr. Cronin
O'Sullivan
Caicaco
Frank Woodruff
Fifty-First Congress Opens Sessions with Wide Bill Range
Senate and House in session with numerous bills and petitions. Senate items include pension law support, Wyoming statehood, Blair education bill, woman suffrage, postal reform, Sunday rest, and fair ballot moves. House actions cover Oklahoma Territory, printing funds, census, and various reform measures. Several days note adjournment for holiday recess and diplomatic acknowledgments, with multiple bills introduced across both chambers.
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Senate
Wasninotos
Wyoming
la Fourche Parish
Dakota
United States
Cleveland
Wasutserox
Brazil
David J. Brower
Kansas
Supreme Court
Ingalls
Board of Education
Wasuixetos
House
Hoar
Mass
Blair
N. H
District of Columbia
Hale
Cullom
America
Staten
Wasursetox
Territory
Oklahoma
Census Bureau
Elections Committee
Arkansas
State of
New York
Wasumeton
United States Court of Appeals
State of Columbia
Re-elected Baltimore & Ohio President Mayer
The week’s minor items report Charles P. Mayer’s Wednesday re election as president of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad. Other notes include Montreal grocers Tiffin Bros. failing for 500000, and the Adelphi Theater in Brooklyn destroyed by fire. Emin Pasha’s improving condition, and various local calamities and notices follow.
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Charles P. Mayer
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Boynton & Co
New York
Adelphi
Brooklyn
N. Y
Emin Pasha
Tiffin Bros
Montreal
Canada
Patrick Hunt
Paris
James Abnes
Rube Smith
Bob McClung
Rube Burrows
Amory
Alonzo E. Stoddard
Boston
Norfolk
Holman
Gill
Jasper
George Cashell
South Acton
Mass
Charles H. Sanders
Joseph Hurd
William Halliday
Waterloo
Harvard University
John Hull
John Graham
Lopez Island
Wash
Washington Phillips
David Bidwell
New Orleans
McCrea
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburgh
George B. Leavitt
Portland
Alaska
Andrew Richardson
Seymour
Tad
Mail and Express
James H. Wilson
Barr Township
Ind
Jacob C. Babriskie
St. Louis
Causs
Grand Rapids
Mich
John Milton Metheany
Northern
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway
Kingston
Ont
John MacDonald
Great Britain
Dominion
Whittier Birthday Observed at Amesbury
Venerable poet John Greenleaf Whittier celebrated his 82d birthday at the old Whittier place in Amesbury. Neighbors and friends called or sent tributes as public schools held exercises and the Whittier School raised a flag. Whittier’s mail and telegraph receipts surged with birthday greetings from across the country.
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Amesbury
Bostos
John Greenleaf Whittier
Old Whittier Place
Whittier School
W. Va
Wilson
A. B. Flemng
Nathan Goff
A Terrible Tale of Parricide and Brutal Cruelty in St Louis
From St Louis December 19 a terrible tale emerges as Emile Guenther, 18, killed his father George A Guenther after years of alleged torture. Emile surrendered to police and brother Charles recounted brutal punishments including chaining, beating, and flogging of children, described as a chamber of horrors. Neighbors corroborate the alleged abuse and suggest Emile may be insane from the abuse and tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
George A. Guenther
Emile
Charles Guenther
Emile Guenther
United States
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Che Fan Wert Times
WEE van Wert Printing CO
Prop'y van Wert
Ohio
Exrtoner Stayier
God
Stanley
Africa
Ene
Dom Luis
Portugal
Nother
Annexation
Club National
Quebec
Nix Conte
San Francisco
China
Savny Lanoventre
M. Pobedonstazeff
Joux Macy
Uniondale
Macy
Von
St. Lawrence
Gulf
Greenland
Belle Isle
Reont
Washington
Natonal
Wasurvrator
Post Office Department
Wasnixerox
Senate Committee
Waiutreton
Arms Holmes
House of Representatives
E. J. Hartshorn
Tows
Silott
Wasameron
White House
Wasaiyeron
State Department
William E. Lewis
Tangier
Wasmmatox
James Tangier
Supreme Court of the
Edson
Russia
France
Austria
Greece
Turkey
John Wanamaker
William F. Morris
Dersorr
Detroit
Johnstown
Harrissure
Beaver
Grabbtown
Conemaugh
Woodvale
Prospect
Millville
Cambria
PirrstoEan
Des
State University of Dakota
Edward Olson
Minneapolis
Howard B. Grose
Inprasarouts
Indianapolis
Jefferson Davis
Mississippi City
Harrison County
Derrort, Mich
Tilden School
Jennie Lancashire
Fort Recovery
Seasion
Broomixerox
Mount Pulaski
Lincoln
Logan County
Lennox
Republic
Shelbyville
A. L. Sparks Confectionery
Grand Ramps
Charles Brearley
Emil Gasch
Dan Sinclair
Grove
Jackson
East Sacixaw
Seaboard
Watsonsens
Col
Denver & Rio Grande Road
William Glover
Thomas Baker
Mississorri City
Miss
Beauvoir
Whittier's
Larami, Wy.t
Laramie Plains Land and Cattle Company
Laramie River
Waynesboro
Lynehod
Bryansville
Doo” Jones
John Westerfield
Owensboro
Court House Yard
Ricamont
Congress
Watertows
S.C
South Dakota
Alberti
Wil
Amony
Court of Appeals
William N. Alberti
Erie Railroad
Cmicaco
Hubbard
Malietoa
Symsey
Samoa
North Dakota
Biswand
N D
St Louisa
Parricide
Census Office
Illinois
Denmark
CucAco
Dee
John Culver
Chicago Herald
Bibel
J. Louis
Commercial Printing Company
Locust Streets
Springreup, Til
Inter-State
Live Stock Sanitary Association
T. C. Jones
Columbus
Kulghi IndianArorts
Millers’ Progressive Union
Knights of Labor
Michigan
Lansixe
G. G. White
This City
Miller , Sibley
Franklin, Pa
Clay Wilkes
George Wilkes
American Boy
McKinley
Chicago Times
Joseph M. Wade
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Yanas
Ita
Mississippi
Florida
Pacific Slope
Great Plains
England
Grinnell
Garretson
Vanderbilt
Republican
Richard Cobden
John Bright
Henry Clay
J. G. Prather
St. Louis Republic
Wade
Indianapolis Sentinel
United
States Treasury
Treasury
Mount Vesuvius
Mount
Por— Aker
Harrison
John Bass
Courage
Providence
Senator Voorhees
Rey
Philadelphia
Kansas City Star
Snower
New York Dry Goods
Philadelphia Record
South
Sherman
Virginias
Tennessee
Democratic
St. Paul
Logic OF
Brother McKinley
Muscatine
Newcastleterprise
Tedwood
Pacific Coast
Pacific County
Pacific Cosat
Lowa
Henry George
Gannegie
Scotland
Montana
Chicago Mail
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