Self confessed slay case looms over Idaho governor murder trial
The report centers on the Haywood case linked to the 1906 murder of Idaho Governor Frank Steunenberg. Witness Orchard, who confessed, is key as the prosecution expects Haywood to be tried on the charge. Details suggest a heated courtroom scene in Boise with implications for the Steunenberg case.
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Gretard
Idaho
Wilam D
Prank
Steunenberg
Boise
Aratice
Orchard
Muri Grouenberg
Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Werndr
Steynen
Erarch
Ubentiery
Essory
Philippine postal savings bank cited as lesson in thrift
Prof. BE M Kemmerer of Cornell told the American Academy that Manila opened the first postal savings bank on Oct 1 last year and by Jan 1 this year there were 62 banks with 392,000 in deposits. He noted 621 depositors by December with Americans well outnumbering Filipinos and urged educational campaigns in schools and by officials to teach thrift and provident behavior.
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Ecfemar Aase
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Philadelphia
BE. M. Kemmerer
Cornell University
Philippine Savings Bank
Manila
Ife
Postal Savings Bank
Tua
English Girl Sparks High School Riot Over Washington
An English pupil at Menhw High School in Omaha caused uproar by denouncing George Washington as a traitor. The incident sparked clashes in class as the student challenged patriotic remarks, while broader references to history and figures blended with unrelated economic discussion on wheat breeding and its potential impact.
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Om Menhw
Omaha
Toa in a Few Lines Carves Local Business Patch
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Carnegie Oita area event affecting the town business section. The text mentions a loss or impact of $135,000 and references a veteran linked to a Mexican conflict, with scattered fragments about an individual or event labeled Hawk 2a.
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Carnegie
Oita
Antira
Tha
Controversy at Tuberculosis Convention On Morphine Cure Debate
Dr Knopf urged humane killing of hopeless consumptives with morphine despite committee opposition to morphine use. Debate centered on medical ethics and home treatment versus hospital care, with doctors weighing creosote, codeine, and heroin alternatives. A plan proposed classes for consumptives among workers and children to promote home care and lifestyle changes.
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Say Knopf
New York
Enievor Willian
Germany
Ater
Washington
Knopff
Flick
Landis
Knop
Pultom
Lowman Ainged
Railroads blamed for rising accidents and misgoverned upkeep
A long critique argues American railways worsen danger as freight booms and management favors dividends over practical transport. It cites recurring wrecks, open switches, and crew strain, naming James J. Hill and Great Northern as symbols of broader systemic neglect across the nation.
Scientist Reveals Power of Certain Substances
A Copenhagen observer describes in a Linden meeting a discovery about substances that can kill various diseases and how they affect the human body. The speaker notes a compound named lou. couNtea loses effectiveness when heated and does not stop bacterial growth as well as in its normal state.
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de. A. Minti
Copenhagen
Lou
Telemeter Teaches Distance by Telemetry Invention
Spyglass by M Gerard an officer of the French navy introduces a telemeter enabling distance to a visible object of known height without heavy calculation. It uses two prismatic rings and a graduated scale to measure distance at far or near.
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M. Gerard
Wooden pipes gain favor for water transport in the California Journal
Andrew Swickard argues wooden pipes expand use in the East and America from Alaska to Peru. Modern pipes use staves with metal clips and resist high pressure, costing less than riveted stock. The piece notes interior preservation and cheaper production as advantages amid cautions.
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Woauden
Andrew Swickard
California Journal of Technology
America
Alvera
Peru
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