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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1895
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes show a local judge named Thurman involved in a case touching PPA procedures. References to a political or procedural dispute include mentions of Wade, Prem, and Amita entities. The readable text is highly garbled, obscuring dates, places, and concrete actions.
Fragmentary OCR hints Capt Dovener and actions in the Senate regarding arcanes. Mentions 4, 2 omissions, university steps, and unidentified names. Context appears to involve political procedure and governance.
A garbled OCR entry describes a afternoon event titled the revolution and continental analysis. It mentions participants and locations in a disrupted narrative, with references to a parade or demonstration and the setting on heights near a fortification.
A wave of warlike sentiment grips Venezuelan papers as warnings of British pressure mount. Editors call for defensive mobilization and emergency arms, detailing troop deployments and colonial plans along the frontier.
November 4 reports the marriage of Sir Charles Rivers Wilson, president of the Grand Trank railway of Canada, to a bride described as part of a large and fashionable crowd in a city setting. The piece notes celebratory attendance and social prominence.
The State Department issued a work on highways of commerce compiled from reports by United States Consular officers. It covers freight and passenger transportation, rail and steamboat communications, rates, and governance of rail systems. It highlights Central and South American routes, British Columbia, and remote regions with detailed maps and charts.
Detroit and Duluth leaders push to open Great Lakes to war vessels. Mayor Lewis of Duluth replies to Detroit Mayor Pinprec inviting participation. Lewitto supports the movement and plans to accept the invitation.
Special dispatches from London report that a large rebel force from the northwest of China advances toward Pekin in violation of imperial authority. Rebels claim protection for foreigners, threaten war, and vow to press on unless answered. imperial troops are described as unable to halt their movement as towns and lakes fall under rebel control and widespread violence looms. In Columba a U S action considers punishment for lynching, framing a provision that would impose harsh penalties on officials and grant removal and execution in certain cases, with trial and suspension rules outlined.
From Washington to Havana reports confirm intensive clashes between government forces and insurgents. Thirty six insurgents killed and wounded mark a heavy toll, with battles constraining insurgent crossings into Matazas district. Insurgents reportedly progress across provinces and amass arms, ammunition, and dynamite, as Martinez de Campos’s Santa Clara HQ faces tightening siege.
Crowds gathered for the Lord Mayor's Show on November 1 as sightseers and participants filled the procession. A prominent St George figure and a large knight in armor led the display while ancient leaders and the seven Mayors of Tongifd displayed historical costumes in a ceremonial pageant.
A November Post report outlines plans for a vast pool to govern lake and seaboard traffic, granting shippers power to demand any rate. It warns if the pool is realized rail carriers and vessels outside the pool would be nearly unusable, with a vast pool of wage protections and strategic control. Also noted is the funeral of Admiral Shupeldt at St Paul’s Church with interment at Arlington National Cemetery.
In Stockton California on November 9 two robbers halted a stage from Oakdale and Angel's to Chinese Camp. Postmaster and express agent George Morris was killed by buckshot after he fired on the robbers. Five thousand dollars in coin had been shipped and the men left without seizing the money.
A fragment from a narrative voice recalls Japheth speaking of weather and past ages. He references Shem Ham and T in Noah's ark, but the crowd disperses as he glances toward the wood, leaving the judge listening idly.
Chicago November 9 a plan to exhume and cremate the bodies of August Spies Albert Parsons Louis Lingg Adolph Fisher and George Bagel and re inter ashes at a more accessible site was discussed by labor groups. A demonstration was planned for tomorrow with Johana Most and Lucy Parsons as speakers but police bans later halted parade plans.
Louisville November 9 The two Populist members of the House hold balance of power in Kentucky's senatorial race. Counties reported show Democrats 46, Republicans 16, Populists 2. Governor's favorite Dr. W Godfrey Hunter touted. Republican support alleged for his candidacy even amid joint caucus tensions. Aurora visible in Keokuk Iowa. a Beelzebub Plaindealer joke closes.
In Wheeling the Wo man s Musical Club forms with active and associate members to foster music. Weekly meetings at Lange s hall will prepare three winter concerts. Officers include President Mrs Julius Pollock and Secretary Miss Dee Pollack. Mrs Flora Williams directs the chorus and Mrs Anna Sage accompanies. Plans include entertainment at the Opera House and a December concert by the Fourth Street Church choir.
A geographer from the Geological Survey reports that a party posing as government employees was assaulted at Campbells Creek West Virginia last Monday. Real officials were mistaken for the impostor group and the assailants were arrested. A separate fatal accident at St Aloysius College in New Orleans left 30 year old Brochor Ambrosia dead after a fall from a third story window while adjusting a curtain.
Henry D Lloyd writes to Prof Laughlin of the University of Chicago arguing that Rockefeller backed monopoly practices harmed competition. He cites Ohio Supreme Court findings against Lake Shore contracts as unlawful and warns that such methods fuel wealth at the expense of others, urging public discussion.
The Students' Athletic Association of Vue College, Pougkhembs ie NJ held a field day featuring tennis relay events and track events. Miss Vassar won a running event and Mee Win Li Baker captured a broad jump. Milea Chased led hurdles, while Helen Halehi won a sprint. The main basketball exhibition profiled a lively intercollegiate showcase with cheers and school pride across participants.
In Nashville Tennessee on November 6 Jackson Tena insulted the wife of a local tradesman. She fled in fear as a neighbor alerted the crowd. They captured Ryan and handed him to authorities who released him after a rough punishment.
Marquis Benoit Steripante of the poutine noble guard begins as special messenger to the United States after the papal consistory on November 25 to convey Mgr Satolli as the delegate to the Roman Catholic hierarchy in the United States and the creation as cardinal. He will take with him the exlotte and the retia to be presented by Cardinal Givsen of Baltimore. Weather observations note temperatures around 66 to 80 and cold winds with unsettled conditions in Washington. a family scene reflects concern over the recipient's health and reading doctors' columns.
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