Would-Be Bandits Lose Nerve In Express Train Hold-Up Plan
New Orleans police say a would‑be gang planned to rob the New Orleans Louisville and Nashville fast train tonight near Bay St. Louis. Clarence E. Boatwright told officers Alfred E. Oliver planned the robbery. Oliver reportedly confessed while Boatwright was being held. The men had small tools and planned to dynamite safes. one man’s conscience halted the plot.
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Louisville
Nightrain
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Oirleans
Clarence E. Boatwright
Central Station
Alfred E. Oliver
Nashville
Bud
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Enginerman
Hiver
Boatwright
Oliver R
Striking Facts About the Canal From Leslie's
William R. Scott summarizes the proposed canal's impact including travel time from 1 to 12 hours and free passenger movement. Freight costs and rate parity with Suez are noted, with projected annual operating costs near 4.3 million and revenue needs around 13.9 million, plus 5000 jobs and 450000 ton storage capacity.
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Willian R. Scott
New York
San Francisco
Vilparqigo
South Almerte
Australia
Philippine Islands
Anal
Pacific
Aple
Uw South
Orient
Cacille
Suez
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The
Interstate Commerce Commission
A Kingly Reform Initiated in Paris Taxi Ride
An unusual royal anecdote reports the king of Greece, while in Paris, giving a taxi driver a one cent tip after a brief ride in a taxicab. The incident is presented as a world-wanted reform in a BromThe Maltimora Amerian commentary style.
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Greece
Paria
Mystery around customs declaration involving Mrs McCullough
A complex report from New York details Mrs John J McCullough facing an accusation of false declaration after customs inspectors challenged her baggage. The case ties to wealth and social connections including a relative linked to Harriman & Co and the Vanderbilt circle.
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John J. McCullough
New York
McCullough
Melysars
Woligh
Will
Accidents Will Happen and a Note From Japan
The Philadelphia Ledger notes Viscount Chinda finally delivered Japan's sixth note to Mr. Bryan in his office. The piece discusses terrapin species in Atlantic marsh lands and the tangential idea of a terrapin watching industry as a potential large business in Florida, with curiosities about legality and market demand.
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Viscount Chinda
Mr.Bryan
Japan
Atlantic
Philadelphia
Hanover Hotel
Alghe
Uys
Sqaire
The Altruistic Spirit and Its Social Rise
The article argues that growing altruism acts as a safeguard against materialism and fuels equality. It highlights individuals who have achieved satisfaction through self-denial, with examples of young women sacrificing marriage for vulnerable children and young men renouncing wealth to oppose greed and cruelty.
Hancock defends record amid ward alderman race claims
The candidate for Alderman W A Hancock is accused of deceiving voters by claiming the resolution was amended to reflect the people's will. The critique argues his voting record does not show that, unless he labels the City Ring as the people who desired it.
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W.A. Hancock
Eighth Ward
Hancock
Atlanta
General Council
Owens
J. S. Owens
Russia's Vast Farm Industry and Agricultural Progress
An analysis notes Russia's agricultural expansion outpacing the United States and Canada combined. It cites vast wheat and crop areas, growth in mineral fertilizer use from 366,462 to about 1,000,000 tons, more machinery imports and production, and about 11,000 agricultural societies supported by government funds, marking substantial agronomic reform.
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Canada
Rusia
Great Republic
Lady Rosemary Warwick and the American visit plan
London gossip describes Lady Rosemary Warwick as indecisive about marriage and eager for travel in America. The Duke of Sutherland opposes his sister’s mission yet cannot halt it, while Rosemary adores adventure and may choose a partner regardless of nobility.
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Warwick ‘Migigature
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Sutherland
Geing
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Rosemary
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America
Leveson Gowers
Ball players are not machines and nerves affect play
The author argues that ball players are human and feel nerves like anyone, especially early in championships before adapting to crowds. Experience calms performance, and fans should recall players’ anxiety when watching battles this year, noting a favorite may falter under pressure.
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Owens Accuses Opponent of Mud Slinging in City Race
A political exchange highlights John S. Owens accusing his rival of mudslinging while defending a council record that he claims pleased the public. The rival previously announced a clean campaign pledge and cited the record as justification.
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John S. Owens
Glowing Odds and Ends Of A Quaint Sports Verse
An arcane and playful fragment muses on sport and luck. It wields whimsical phrases about perseverance, the Snortsman cap, and the goddess of chance as encouragement for better future attempts. The tone mirrors a nostalgic newspaper witticism about athletic effort and fate.
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Chance
Woman Wage Debate in Shop Rules Claimed
A fragment argues about girl wages under shop law, claiming 35.00 as base pay and 46.00 with tips, noting a proposed wage maximum opposed by workers. It cites protection concerns and questions how wages would drop without protection, framing the issue as a clash between legal policy and workers’ self interest.
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Herman
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