Red Flag Controversy Sparked by Seattle Disorder
Wreckers toppled a plate glass front and clashed with police as naval personnel and workers gathered at city squares. A clash at Washington Street led to injuries, arrests, and a public dispute over red flag symbolism involving Mayor Cotterill and Secretary Daniels.
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Seventh Avenues
Fik
Mavor Cotterrill
Mavor
George Cotterrill
Workers of the World
Inga
Wabtic
Cotte I
Mien
Washington Street
Josephus Daniels
Renier Club
Boston
Resinol Heals Itching Skins and Clears Complexions
An advertisement touts Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as rapid helpers for eczema, itching, pimples, ringworm, and other skin eruptions. It claims safety, physician endorsement, and universal druggist availability in the United States, urging trial with a free sample offer and Baltimore ad.
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Eve Y Driggist
United State
Fesinal Baltimore Sd
Heat Wave Claims Numerous Victims Across Regions
A severe heat wave caused multiple fatalities and prostrations in Indiana and nearby states. Indianapolis peaked at 90 with temperatures easing to 78 at night, while Louisville endured extreme humidity with many prostrations. Cooler showers brought relief to Kansas and Missouri, and other central cities avoided extreme heat. The outbreak continued for days, stressing residents and infrastructure.
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St Ions
Fransville
Ile
St Louis
Canada
Loulaville
Kansas
Dreteland
Buffalo
Middle West
Dietm
Indiana
Indianapolis
Fire Traps Three In Sixth Floor West Thuteth Street Building
A blaze on West Thuteth Street trapped two young men and a girl on the sixth floor of a skirt and button factory building today. Their clothing caught fire and they were forced down eight foot extension ladders by firefighters. All three were badly burned and taken to a hospital. many employees had not reported for work when the fire began.
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New York
West Thut Eth
Mass clam farming eyed on Atlantic coast by MIT scientist
Massachusetts clam farming advances near Plymouth with million clams per acre at White and Ichabod flats. Biologist Kerr from MIT reports oysters and scallops long cultivated, now expanding to produce meat-rich clams in soft sand away from gravel beaches, aiming to avoid drought and boost yields.
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Massachusetts
New York Times
Atlantic
Kerts
Plymouth
Kerra
Atlante
Georgia officer to lead squadron of French troops
Americus Georgia July 1 Major James W Furlow USA assigned to his regiment on the Texas Mexico border has been honored with appointment to the French Military Academy at Paris for two years. The war department appointment was a surprise and has not been formally accepted. The plan is for him to study army tactics and head a command of French troops during the two year course. The appointment includes a handsome gallery and all expenses paid abroad.
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Americus Ga
James W Furlow
USA
Texas-Mexican
War Department
French Military Academy
Paris
Furlow
Bo Koon Ut
Suez Canal Traffic Surges in 1912 Despite Tariff Cuts
The 1912 Suez Canal company annual report shows total receipts for 1911 at 270,000,068 dollars, up from 183,694. Expenses totaled 231,104, including 979,000 depreciation and an equal insurance fund allocation. Net receipts reached 1,779,023. Traffic in 1912 benefited from global prosperity, with a 10.12 percent rise in maritime trade and increased ship tonnage, despite tariff reductions. Throughput for 1912's period reached 78 ships totaling 29,975,110 net tons, with average voyage time down to 11 hours 19 minutes. Navigation challenges persisted from ballast and ballast-related issues, while trade grew across India, Japan, China, Europe, and Australasia.
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Pangina
Suez Canal Company
Suez Canal
Amatic
Pringyulis
Sue
Indian
Japan
China
Eutrope
Dutch East Indies
Africa
Australasia
Sumner Kimball Rise From Clerk to Chief of Revenue Service
A 19th century profile outlines Sumner Kimball's ascent from a government clerk at the Treasury to chief of the United States Life Saving Service. Born in Maine, educated at Bowdoin College, he demonstrates rapid clerical advancement and political influence, shaping the agency before 1870. The piece notes his polish, reliability, and the era’s career pathways for capable civil servants.
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Kimball
Laird Staten Life Saving Service
Pawl Tom
Treasure Department
Kimbal
Uf Sav Ag Seryira Ag
Tal
N Tan
Xilis Trentiog
Iw Aa
Boston Har
Cep
Treasury Deparem
Washington
Buwdeln
Maine
Yong Man Ag
Clier
Omada
Bury & Heke
Todd
Ganiva
Petigus
Sinc
Andal
Homeburgs Two Four Hundredths
George Ritch writes a humorous extract for Themetican Magazine about Homeburgs culture and its peculiarities. The piece contrasts local customs with New York prestige, joking about fashion, funerals, and entertainment in a compact regional voice.
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George Ritch
Piers
Themetican
New York
Grand Jury debates indicting Conley over Frank case
Fulton grand jury summoned for Monday to consider indicting Tames Conler the National Pencil sweeper who accuses Leo M Brank Mary Phagan murder as foreman Beatle and Solicitor Hugh McDorsey clash over proceeding. Smith Aldacketetlen defends Conley while Dorsey warns the move would hinder the state, urging the jury to wait until after the Frank case.
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Fulton Grand Jury
Tames Conler
National Pencil Factory
Leo M Brank
Mary Phagan
Beatle
Hugh Mc Dorse
Tuily
Conley
Sollerta
Grand Jury
States
Fulton
Smith
Frank
la Gomeg
Moray
Can Jey
Jiry Hag Gore
Solrito
Torey
Ile
Grand Ayrers
Aiiorues Smith
Attenoy Smith
Beatie
Grasa Jury
Pres
Onsniasian
Chile Accepts Plan in Washington Wy 15 Uni
Chile accepts a plan in Washington to license and integrate a national framework. The move signals cooperation to set shared standards and unlock potential economic growth. Officials emphasize steady implementation and international collaboration with allied partners.
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Chile
Washington
George Musica Released Under Suspended Sentence
George Musica, an 18 year old son of Antonio Musica, was released today on a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to charges related to extensive frauds involving shipments of human hair. The case cites his involvement alongside his father and brothers in the alleged scheme.
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New York
George Musica
Antonio Musica
Scott Believes Conley Innocent in Famous Case
Scott maintains Conley innocence amid ongoing Pinkerton stake in the Phagan case. Pinkerton officers stay engaged to uncover the killer, refusing to defend Lea Frank. Chief Beavers denied permission to interview Conley as Scott notes no formal attitude statement from his office.
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Pinker~ Ton
Lea Frank
Phagan
Comey
Beavers
Conley
Scott
Police Department
Are You Afraid of a City A Grayson Adventure
David Grayson presents a new Adventure in Contentment in the Ausuggt American Magazine. He reflects on his visit to Kilburn the great city he left, recalling the sensory onslaught and fear as he walked the streets. He recalls memories of another life, the tension between city and country, and the sensation of being overwhelmed.
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David Grayson
Farge
Kilburn
Bome
Jay
Kilburnnet
Rand
Christmas labels not admissible on Canadian mail
The Postmaster General informed the U S Post Office that Canadian authorities will not admit stamps or charity labels on parcels unless they are affixed to the reverse side of the package when mailed.
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Atlanta Postoffice
Burleson
United States Postoffice Department
Queen Mother Alexandra Visits Marlborough House
The article portrays a grand, stylized ode to the seas and ships, mingling idly with a ceremonial visit by Queen Mother Alexandra to Marlborough House. It features nautical imagery, wireless themes, and theaterlike praise for vessels, captains, and the navy in a historic newspaper voice.
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Landon
Alexandra
Walery
Marlborough House
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Maleatic
Sam
Queen of the
Rebels suffer major defeat in Kiangsu surge
Peking reports four thousand Nan King rebels from Kiang Su cross Yangtze to strike north but are defeated by two thousand loyal troops near Suchowfu. Wu Chang remains loyal as Sun Yat Sen returns to Nanking. Desertions ease, but renewed pledges from southern centers loom amid rumors of Japanese funding.
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Peking
Nan King
Kiang-Su
Suchowfu
Kiang-5u
Anhwei
Sun Yat Sen
Nanking
Wu Chang
Dasert
China
Yuan Sh Kai
Kiagg Kiant I
Kiang Si
Wu- Chow
Che-Klang
Wu Sung
Shansha
Coenty
Ngan Hwei
Yuar Shi Hat Tad
Petrg
Heat wave toll rises as temperatures top 100 across states
The heat wave brings three deaths and multiple prostrations in Louisville and St Louis as thermometers hit 101 to 111 in several locations. Kansas City reports cooler relief while Hutchinson, Kansas, records 111 degrees. Canton Town notes a 30 degree fall after storms. crops suffer damage.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
Hutchinson
Kanaag
Canton Town
Wednesseys
Railroad Bridge Burns Near Rebecca on AB and A
Fire destroyed the Arapahe river bridge on the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic east of Rebecca. Sparks from a northbound passenger train engine are blamed. All passenger and perishable freight trains are detoured via Georgia Southern to Titton and the Thomassille branch to Fitzgerald until the bridge is rebuilt.
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Cordelera
Arapahe
Atlanta
Birmingham and Atlantic
Rebecca
Georgia Southern
Titton
Thomassille
AB & A
Fitzgerrald
Petition in Bankruptcy Filed by Leonard L Stevens
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed yesterday with Deputy Clerk Henney of the United States court by Leonard L Stevens of Atlantis. The petitioner lists assets of only 356.80 and no meaningful equity.
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Henney
United States Court
Leonard L Stevens
Atlante Tne
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