Valley Flood Destroys Homes and Harbors Suffering in Ohio Valley
The Ohio Valley flood, the highest since 1876, devastates the Monongahela Allegheny and Ohio rivers. Homes, bridges, and crops are ruined while hundreds flee to hills and endure privation and disease as residents band together for safety and shelter.
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Ohio Valley
Apa
Monongahela
Allegheny
Ohio
Wabash
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Pittsburg
Feod
Smoky City
Earh
Obie
Wabash River
Ohio River
Union Town
Shiwioetown
Evansvillé and
Terre Uaute Railway Company
Doukhobors of Canada Prepare for Pilgrimage Outburst
Reports from Ottawa indicate 7000 Doukhobors in the northwest may depart on another wild pilgrimage this spring. Leaders issue decrees to tighten control, sell cattle and stock, and curb luxuries, causing hunger and poverty among followers.
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Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Labor and union moves across continents and cities
Cabinetmakers Upton in St Paul and Minneapolis forms a district council in Minneapolia amid broader labor federation trends. Mexico due to form a central labor body within the AFL. German metal workers lead federation ties. Detroit Shipmasters adopt a relocation plan to move winter sessions to Washington. Toronto aims to organize a branch of an independent labor party.
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Upton
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minn
Minneapolia
Tendes Assembly
Eryitenen Te
LW Mamagre
Mexico
Alminne
American Federation of Labor
Germany
Metal Workers
S45
OTS
Detroit
Mich
Lodge of Shipmasters’ Association
Washington
Lakes
Independent Labor Party
Toronto
Canada
Upton Barbers of
Waslington
Central Labor Union
American Veneration of Labor
Alabama
Clyde Ehipyards
Tempsere Federation of Labor
Bridgeport
Conn
Trial of Refrigerated Meat Under Dr Wiley Oversight
Dr Wiley asserts refrigerated meat remains nutritious but warns potential toxin buildup between refrigeration and serving. Samples from the last two years will be tested by his team with texture and odor monitored to determine soundness and safety for consumption.
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Harvey W. Wlley
Lloyd Thie
United States
Homer
Marone
Congoy
Wiley
Congress
Dr. Wiley
Flood Devastates Pittsburg City With Homeless Count Rising
A disastrous flood sweeps Pittsburg with hundreds left homeless as waters swell. Reports detail stalled trains, urgent rescue attempts, and widespread property loss across the city.
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Pittsburg
Swastika a historical symbol in fashion lore
The article traces the swastika from an ancient religious emblem to a modern fashion adornment. It notes its widespread historic use across Europe Asia and the Indies and links its meaning to luck well and good fortune while detailing names in various languages and its Aryan origins and associations with Buddha Thor and other traditions.
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Europe
Asia
India
Schifeman
Hissar- W
Troy
Hower Sang
R. P. Greg
Dyansvitar
Jupiter
Indi Ia
China
Japan
Thor
Sean Minavian
Ife
Bladur
Old Time Flogging and Dress Monotony in Elizabethan Times
An excerpt discusses 17th century punishment for vagrants including stripping and whipping, citing a Great Staughton constable in 1691 and noting letters of charity after punishment. It criticizes fashion monotony with endless costly pinafores and paraphrases a London Graphic line on fashion trends.
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America
Chesapeake
Che Brirlat
London
Walt
J. J. Morgan
Light Brigade
Malekiava
Great Staughton
Huntingdonshire
London Graphic
Weekly Chronicle of Americas and Europe Chronology
A compact list of historical milestones and events dated from 1680s to 1901 including explorations, battles, political changes, and treaties. Notable items reference Boston, London, La Salle, Napoleon, US independence, earthquakes, and imperial shifts across continents.
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Roger Williams
Boston
England
London Gazette
la Salle
Schenectady
Sicily
New England
Martinique
New York City
United States
France
Daniel Boone
Great Britain
Sweden
Bank of the
Sedgley
Aurora
Napoleon
Bylwa
Brockville
Ontario
Warren
Chesapeake Bay
Massachusetts
Baron Aylmer
Canada
Col
Fremont
California
Roma
Henry Clay
Birkenhead
Cape of Good Hope
Slidell
Louisiana
Cuba
Jefferson Davis
Mississippi
Congress
Mexico
Prince Arthur
Queen Victoria
Grant
White House
Manitoba
Legislative Council
Im Gogo River
Transvaal
Massowali
Amos J. Snell
Chicago
Bostom
New York
Queen
Lilluokaland
Hawaii
da Lome
McKimley
Philippine Islands
Washington
Wilhelmina
Queen of
Holland
Prince Henry of
The Prolongation of Life in 19th Century Science
A historical note outlines efforts to extend life through arterial rigidity research by Dr. Moutier of Paris and electrical treatment to reduce arterial pressure then restore normal conditions. It cites Elle Metchinkel Pasteur Institute successor arguing aging pain stems from intestinal putrefaction countered by specific acids and cites long life of certain races.
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Moutier
Paris
Elle Metchinkel
Pasteur
Pasteur Institute
Pure
G. P. Putnam's
Sona
Prohibition Party Calls National Convention for Columbus
The Prohibition party announces a national convention in Columbus on July 15. Delegates total 1,012 with state apportionment based on the 2004 presidential vote.
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Prohibition Party
Colombus
American Cam Pro Ties Revenue to General Yam
The American Cen Company reports earnings of 3 246527 dollars for the Geral yam main over 701 000 dollars.
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Tuawa
Berckyard
Altinney
Central Labor Union of Spainue
Wash
Chatelty
Kane
Board of Education
United Kingdom
Syracuse
Achenel Halt
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