Meteor Launch Ceremony Aids Imperial Friendship
Miss Alice Roosevelt christened the Meteor at Shooter's Island for German Emperor Wilhelm II’s brother Prince Henry. The ceremony occurred in drizzle as the christening bottle shattered and the ship slid into the water amid salutes and cheering crowds.
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Murder in a School House Leads to Tragedy
Miss Wiseman a teacher at Rice school Springfield Ill is fatally shot by Fletcher Barnett 23 who then kills himself Barnett entered the room after school began and declared you have ruined me before firing the revolver at Miss Wiseman and then at himself causing his death minutes later authorities report the dramatic classroom shooting and suicide.
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Moody May Succeed in Navy Cabinet Post
Speculation swirls over Secretary of the Navy Lone's successor with Massachusetts Rep William L Moody Jr cited as the likely choice once the president acts. Moody's backers note his long service on the appropriations committee and his fit for high public office.
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Train wreck near York Pa injures two operators
A freight train wreck on a Columbia Port Deposit line near York Pennsylvania left two trainmen badly hurt after the late running freight slid from the tracks in mud. Warnings and rumors followed as officials denied offers of surrender or communications from military leaders amid the confusion.
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Prince Henry of Prussia Arrives for Roosevelt Welcome
President Roosevelt receives Prince Henry of Prussia at the White House in a formal reception. Government florists decorated the blue, red, and green rooms while Secretaries Hay Long and Pearce, Count Quadt, and German embassy attaches greeted the prince at the depot before his White House visit.
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Six Assay Offices in Cripple Creek District Destroyed
Six explosions rocked Cripple Creek district starting Monday at 3 am destroying assay offices from Victor to Cripple Creek and Goldfield. Dwellings were occupied. one miner injured at Williams office. Davenport, Vanderwalker, Morgan, Williams, and Benjamin offices suffered heavy losses.
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Murder Mystery Solved Confession Clears Charley Sim Death
Charles Woods a black man arrested in St Paul Friday confessed to involvement in the Charley Sim murder in Superior. He says Peter Jackson, another black man, killed Yim with a gas pipe for 7.50 dollars. Jackson is arrested in Superior and denies knowledge of others.
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Billy Emerson Dead Famous Minstrel Succumbs in Boston
Billy Emerson known as Bis Emerson, a famed minstrel, died Sunday night at Diman's Hotel on Eliot Street Boston from a complication of diseases. He was 60, born in Belfast, Ireland, and began performing in 1857 with Joe Sweeney's minstrel show.
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Prince Henry Receives Warm Welcome in New York Harbor
Prince Henry of Prussia arrives in New York aboard the German yacht Kaiser Wilhelm II as a guest of the nation. Rear Admiral Robley D Evans leads the ceremonial party salutes and welcomes from Roosevelt’s representatives, the army, navy, and New York officials amid a cheering crowd.
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Miss Stone Freed From Captivity by Brigands
Miss Elon M. Stone the American missionary and Mime Tsilka were released by brigands in Saloniea district September Blast. They arrived at Strumitza Mirce donia at 3 o'clock Sunday morning. No one met them in Strumitza as no release details were given. Ann and her baby were freed at the same time. Stone briefed authorities and will proceed to Salonica.
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Senate Debates Punishment For Purged Senators
Senate discussions intensify over Tilman and McLaurin after their offense by delaying their restoration. Officials foresee deliberate action likely taking at least thirty days, with the pair barred from addressing or voting until contempt issues are resolved.
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Russian Students Attacked After Theater Meeting
London Daily Express reports in St Petersburg that police crowded a theater gallery fearing a student gathering. After midnight the dvorniks attacked the students with clubs, wounding and killing some as others were hospitalized.
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VNLY A FARMER'S DAUGHTER chapter 1x and 10
In Baden Vale Lady Grace confronts Winifred about a rejected engagement to Lord Harold while hints of future union with Lord Warold loom. Eric Hastings revisits Paris and attends an opera with Mrs Clayton, whose marriage frays as trust and envy simmer.
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Miss Coston in Business Following Patent Legacy
The narrative recounts Miss Aline L. Coston inheriting her father William F. Coston's signaling system and patents for the naval sea signal, with her plan to continue the profitable works at her New York office and oversee Staten Island laborers and the Signaling Works while promoting the distinctive color coded devices and ledger entries.
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Patriotic Georgie Mistakes Creation Tale for Stars and Stripes
Rev De Cadman of Brooklyn recalls a Sunday School tale in which a boy named Georgie answers the question of what God created on the fourth day with The Stars and Stripes. The teacher corrects him noting God made suns, moons, and stars. The anecdote appears sourced from the New York Times.
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Silent Night Exchange at Stairway Voice
A whispered kiss ends with a command from the stairs as a voice calls to “put out the light” in a Philadelphia Press note. The fragment captures a domestic moment with implied romance and a sharp parental cue.
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