Interscholastic Meet at Berkeley Opens April 4
Berkeley Cal April 3 Several hundred young athletes arrive for the Pacific Coast interscholastic track and field meet under UC athletics. Preliminary events are set for tomorrow with finals contested Saturday. Schools from California Oregon Washington Idaho and Nevada are entered.
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Berkeley
Cal
The
Universit of
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Nevada
The Pearl of the Antilles Cuba and its War Lore
The article extols Cuba as the Pearl of the Antilles noting its beauty and rich soils. It highlights the Spanish American War’s dramatic reporting and romantic Santiago scenery, including Schley’s squadron, the Morro castle harbor, and the San Juan hills. It describes Cuba's rail links and a suggested travel path from Havana to Santiago and Panama, predicting Cuba’s rise as a premier winter resort.
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United States
Cuba
Antilles
West Indian Islands
Spain
Santiago
Caribbean
Schley
Cervera
Coller
Grimes
el Paso
Santiago Bay
San Juan
Spraetiouis
Ilbetinds
Bi Juan
Rough Riders
Havana
Santa Clara
William van Horne
Canada
New York
Chicago
Panama
Jamaica
Kingston
Hairless Turkoman Horses and Their Care
The Turkoman horse breed is noted for hairlessness with minimal mane and soft skin. They are not stabled but picketed in the open and clothed in thick felt coverings. Feed includes barley or straw with flour and clarified butter, which aids exertion. care focuses on protecting their delicate coats from cold.
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Colonel Stewart
Persia
India
Wealthy farmer disputes newspaper authorship
In a lawsuit a farmer challenges authorship of a signed newspaper piece. He denies writing it, noting unfamiliar words as the other party’s finger traces the page. The dispute hinges on who truly penned the text and how the silence is broken following a remark.
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Here
Ans
San Francisco
Women Man the Fleet in Welsh Village Still Build Homes
Special Daily Mirror correspondent from Haverford reports Llangwm, Pembrokeshire, where women operate boats and dredge oysters, build cottages, and sustain families. Mrs Mary Palmer, 82, carries a hundredweight of oysters daily and recalls selling fish since childhood, aided by pension from Lloyd George.
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London
Daily Mirror
Haverford
Llangwm
Pentbrokeshire
D. M. Pryse
Pembroke Dockyard
Boys Hurt by 11 000 Volt Charge While Fishing
New York youngsters Harry Glen and John Kock hooked a record bite tale while fishing from a railroad bridge. A chain used as a line touched electric feed, delivering an 11 000 volt jolt that tossed them into the air.
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New York
Harry Glen
John Kock
Salome Dance Glass Window at Lincoln Cathedral
In Lincoln Cathedral's south transept, a fourteenth century glass panel depicts Salome dancing for King Herod. The dancer is shown with red-gold hair and red stockinged legs performing a cartwheel or somersault, observed by the king of Judaea to her right.
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Lincoln Cathedral
England
Salome
Herodias
Judaea
Firefighters Discover Cadavers During Washington Lab Rescue
Washington firemen, after entering the George Washington University medical school laboratory to save presumed victims overcome by smoke, found they were rescuing cadavers from the dissecting room. Fire damage to the building was minor.
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Washington
George Washington University Medical School
University
Indian Chief John Griffin Dies Leaving 139 Orphans
Seneca Tonawanda chief and Rochester preacher John Griffin died by asphyxiation leaving 139 children and 250 grandchildren. He was known as an herb doctor and religious leader to his people.
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John Griffin
Tonawanda Indian Reservation
Rochester
N. Y
Nature’s Own Catarrh Remedy From Eucalyptus Air
Nature's Own Catarrh Remedy claims to heal membranes destroy germs and stop morning hawking and snuffles. Booths Hyomet touted as world’s greatest catarrh remedy derives from eucalyptus air inland Australia and is linked to residents free from catarrh due to their air.
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Booth
Australia
Fraternal lodge meeting notices in Athens area
A list of regular meeting nights and locations for Order of Owls Athens Nest 1460 O O O Glenn Lodge 75 I.O.O.F. Athens BPOE No 790 St Elmo Lodge K of P and Woodmen Camp 292 with times on Fridays Tuesdays Wednesdays and Mondays in various halls on Clayton Jackson Broad Lumpkin Wall streets. Visiting members urged to attend.
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Order of Owls
Athens
Owl's Nest
Clayton Street
P. H. Corbett
B. A. May
Sec
Glenn Lodge
Oda Fellows' Hall
Clayton and
Jackson Streets
W. A. E. Church
H. L. Garebold
B. P
Lodge Quarters
Broad and
Lumpkin Streets
B. S. Dobbs
E. R. Geo. H. Palmer
St. Elmo Lodge
K. of P
Rights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Max Joseph
Wall Streets
Phono
J. D. Severns
C. C
T. H. Nickerson
Geo. B. Davis
W. C
Woodmen Hall
Talmage Building
Soverseas
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Lipscomb & Company
Ry. & Electric Co
Clayton St
Orr’s School
S. P. Orr
John L. Arnold
Jackson St
BIA Fire Insurance Company
Athens, Georgia
Erwin & Company
College Avenue
Bealdes
Georgia National Bank
West Indies
Morro Castle
Mary Palmer
Athens Engineering CO
Joel A. Wier
O. M. Roberts
Sec.Treas
Summersault
Hyomei
Troys
H. R. Palmer and Sons
Cheney
Broad Street
CofGaRy
Macon
Madison
Georgia Railroad
al Macon
B. R. Bloodworth
J. C. Hellner
D. m
Augusta
Mt Vernon Lodge
A. M
Mt. Venon Lodge
No. 22
Masonic Hall
Max Joseph Building
W. A. Capps
W. M
Keystone
Royal Arch Masons
H. Johnson
Fred T. Moon
H. J. Davis
John Mappin
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