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New York City
Brentano's
Union Square
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh’s
South Third Street
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Kansas City
Ricksicker’s
Ninth and
Walnut Street
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Trans-Mississippi congress chaos and Baer letter debates
The piece discusses turmoil around a trans-Mississippi congress session with a contested Baer letter copy, critiquing press handling and calling for clarity on who controls canal affairs, plus ongoing issues from Panama to arbitration of mine interests. It notes arsenic fever theory tests, Panama welfare concerns, and political jostling shaping public sentiment.
Royal and social notes from pages of empire and exile
A collection of society and international gossip notes. The British War Office bans officers from signing men to articles with military titles. Dr Joseph Spencer Kennard plans a Italian knighthood after moving from Philadelphia to Tarrytown. Queen Alexandra is charming but softly spoken. an American king visits New York aboard the Teutonic. The Calf of Man, a tiny isle, pays no taxes and spans 800 acres with 19 cultivated. James J Van Alen denies expatriation to Britain. J L Van Alen reiterates he has no plan to become a citizen elsewhere.
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Joseph Spencer Kennard
Italy
Kennard
Philadelphia
Tarrytown
N.Y
Dannunaio
Queen Alexandra
England
New York City
Wiliam LD
Cary
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Isle of Man
Calf of Man
James J. van Alen
Newport Millonaire
Man
United States
van Alen
William Waldorf Astor
J. L. van Alen
New York
Alen
Sensation in London as financier Watt faces murder plot charge
London reports Hugh Watt, former Glasgow MP, arrested for allegedly hiring a private detective to murder his estranged wife. Detective Marshall testified Watt offered $5,000 to lure her to Watt’s flat where chloroform was to be used. Peppermint was to mask the odor. Watt remanded on bail of $3,000. Watt, now married to Lady Violet Beauchamp, has long battled his former wife in divorce settlements amid bitter legal fights over their marriage.
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London
Hugh Watt
Porliament
Camtachleistrict
Glasgow
Marshall
Watt
Watts
Forva ! Aivorce
Violet Beauchamp
Lord
Roden
Reginald Beauchamp
Ince
Irish member calls for bath fund at house
Patrick O'Brien, a well known Irish member, leaped from his seat and used a bath while still in his clothes. He demanded that a special provision be made from the house funds for bathers in a luxuries list of amenities.
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Patrick O'Brien
Tolstors TTLE JOKE and royal family notes
Fragmentary column recounts Tolstoyan humor and a joke about Tolstoy, mentions King Oscar of Sweden as a poet and musician, and lists royal family offspring counts. Also notes a NSPCC museum display of torture instruments and a baby farm image of a straw basket used on a child.
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National Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Aare
Snakes and Smoke on North Indian Streets
A dated account describes a Hindustani street scene where a follower of Islam roams with a hookah offering vendors a smoke under the chant Bhaia hooks pulao. Hindus prefer direct chillum smoking while the Muslim takes pulls from the snake of the hookah, blessing donors with Abad raho Khas raho.
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North India
Sale of a Preacher Hat at English Rummage Sale
A clergyman from Yarmouth England attending a charity rummage sale placed a straw hat on a stall. He turned away briefly and returned to find the hat sold for an unknown price to an unspecified buyer.
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Clerryman
Yarmouth
England
Test of Real Greatness in a Fragmented Note
Fragmentary OCR text cites a phrase about greatness and a reference to a Russian novelist and revolution. The readable portion hints at literary or historical discussion but lacks clear event, date, or identifiable entities to anchor a full news item.
Great men and the taint of temptation in public life
A reflective note on moral courage and the test facing great souls as it questions the taint of money. The passage mentions Gorky as a realist and hints at jewelers handling a prominent woman’s jewelry from two marriages, with items like a Brussels lace veil and amethyst parure. Riis quips about introducing a distinguished man to an assembled crowd.
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Gorky
Contess Onyay
Rudolph of Austria
Brussels
Belgium
Austria
Flume
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trans-Mississippi
Panama Canal
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Mr. Baer
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Canal
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Canal Zone
First National Bank of Wisconsin
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Bigelow
Milwaukee
Treat
New Orleans
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Leach
Hoyla
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New Orleans Medical Society
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Roosevelt
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Belcher
Paterson
N. J
Governor Folk
Vanderbilt
Delaware
Grand Lodge of Good Templars
British War Office
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Oscan
Oscar
Sweden
Europe
Tolstors
Count Tolstor
Toltet
Sunale
Victoria
Edward
Princes of Wales
Frederick
Emperor William
Alice
Russia
Prince Alfred
Helena
Beatrice
Prince Arthur
Prince Leopold
Cumberland
Cambridge
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Magorty
Hennessy
Banister
Foster Co
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Mr. Riis
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