Germany Faces Alcohol Battle as Drunkard Statistics Rise
Berlin reports startling figures show thirty thousand families of confirmed drinkers supported by the state with annual care. A Prussian diet bill urged by Count Douglas seeks state institutions for treatment, tighter saloon rules, and public education on alcohol harms, while noting high per capita alcohol use and private efforts like Blue Cross and Good Templars.
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Vatican Bond Theft Scandal Nets Arrests In Rome
Italian authorities continue to recover Vatican bonds from a vast theft that robbed the pope of millions. Gervaro and his sister were arrested after confessing that she and her daughter sold bonds. about 380 600 in American government bonds were recovered, part of eight million francs stolen since spring 1900.
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Angela Scotto
Corvaro
Gorki Plans Vagabond Inn at Nijini Novgorod
Moscow April 12 Maxim Gorki the meat novelist plans a vagabond inn in Nijini Novgorod for tired travelers to rest briefly without regard to charity. Inmates elect a house committee. professional drunks and card cheats barred. A tea hall and bear brewery are connected. rich backers funding buildings. Government opposition may follow.
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Sultan Poisoned His Successor
Constantinople reports the heir presumptive Prince Resehad Eifenal is gravely ill after coffee in the sultan's apartments and is believed poisoned. In recent weeks three hundred malcontents including relatives, generals, and officers were banished to Yemen, facing harsh conditions and possible death as the sultan's persecution continues.
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St Joseph Brought Luck In Naples Lottery Frenzy
Naples residents celebrate a lottery drawing paying out over a half million francs with prizes from two to fifteen francs. Many workers stop work amid legends crediting St Joseph for luck, while beggars are accused of lottery ties and trust in saints. Bavaria bans asylum for Sisters of St Clare after exile from Pratce, and Chicago and Northwestern prints a new train etiquette code with terms like audible signal and auxiliary.
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Northwestern introduces new railroad jargon era underway
The article describes a shift to specialized railway terminology and practices as the Northwestern adopts modern language for trains and staff. It notes engineers becoming enginemen, sidetracked phrasing, and procedures for conductor and brakeman duties at termini with uniform presence and station announcements for passenger safety.
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