Desk Carving Reveals Hidden Will in Love Triangle
Doctor Deane wins Florence Miller by purchasing an antique carved desk with a secret drawer. The desk contains the will naming Miller’s aunt as beneficiary, freeing her from poverty. Deane proposes marriage. she accepts on equal terms, resolving the couple’s path from pauperhood to partnership.
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Pyankiin Deane
St. Luke's
Tae Deane
Doane
Franklin Deane
Buch
Deane
Florence Miller
Florence
Board of Managers
Dr. Doane
Miss Miller
Enoch Gordon
Lila
Avatria Cotton Mille Splits Wharmsetret Into Four Groups
Cotton milling in Avatria creates four divisions. The Bohemian mil lie controls the northern border, the lower Austrian milly lytne lies just south of Vienna, the Voerabbers Bills oversee wells near Triest.
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Avatria
Indomitable Dominates Naval Scene as Armor Cruiser Fearlessly Effective
Washington reports on the Indomitable, a British armored cruiser hailed for its overwhelming reach and protection. Critics claim it renders French cruisers obsolete, while Germany and Japan race to match its power. The piece contrasts British and American naval priorities, noting plans for battleship construction.
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Washington
Uns
Germany
Japan
Anple
Edina tragedy ends in murder suicide near old Thomas farm
Bert McMillen, formerly of Springfield, Missouri, killed his wife and two children at the old Thomas farm northeast of Edina after locking his hired man in a room. He then shot himself as sheriff arrived, while the hired man escaped through a window. The 4 year old boy and 2 year old girl died. the man was uninjured but traumatized.
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Edina
Bert McMillen
Springfeld
Ee Thomas
McMillen
Hilot Yalwarda
Fionghine Whawk 12
Edwards
Wael
Millen
Fred
Orn Spicer
Mov Millen
Spicer
Pores
First Man to Hear Voice on Telephone Dies in Lake Forest
On June 3 William Hammond Hubbard, said to be the first person to hear human voices transmitted by the telephone, died at Lake Forest. Hubbard, about fifty, was a Harvard graduate and longtime retiree from active life, widely noted in early telephony history.
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Wiliam Hammond Hubbard
Lake Forest
Alexander
Rahem Tell
Hubbard
Harvard
Tiny Boy Burglar With Jimmy and Pistol
A twelve year old burglar caught in a district house hold incident after a break in. A magistrate heard the boy explain the theft while neighbors reported hearing a commotion and a pistol was among the items found at the scene. The proceedings move to the children's court for further action.
Unwise Appeal to Prejudice in Vermont Politics
A fragmented editorial argument discusses how references to past political clashes between Stanton and Clement are used to sway voters. It notes Bartstow’s failure to justify the act and questions appeals to prejudice within the Vermont Republican scene. The piece cautions against divisive strategies and urges unity behind progressive Republican aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Stanton
Clementer
Clement
Burnton
Mr. Clement
Vermont
Prouty
Church and Clergy Developments Across Regions
The Los Angeles presbytery plans to raise funds for home mission work. A cathedral in Strasstorg suffers structural sinking, with a 400 foot pillar cracked. Between 1888 and 1905 many Sunday schools formed across 47 regions yielding 1,379 churches. Indiana reports 1007 people joined churches daily, with membership rising by 70,400 in a year. Rev John H Siloman resigns as president of Willamette University and returns to the Troy conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Strasstorg
Indiana Bureau of Statistics
John H. Siloman
Methodist Church
Willamette University of Salem
Grey
Troy
N. Y
College and School Decree Across China Warns Students
A nationwide decree in Chinese schools warns students against political interest, newspaper contributions, or reading novels. Bowdoin College in Brunswick Maine has just severed its ties with any religious organization after fifty years, using its funds to remain non denominational. Harvard, founded by English colonists, predates the University of San Marcos in Peru, which is already older than Cornell today.
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China
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Harvard
University of San Mareo
Peru
Cornellia
Train and Track and an Interesting Animal
The excerpt notes Pennsylvania street railways earning 3 505 000 more than 1K and higher disbursements by 008 807. It warns New York City rail traffic could double in fifteen years, jeopardizing current service. It also mentions left hand rousing of trains on double track by Lake Shore and Michigan Southern and Chicago and Northwestern. The humorous exchange centers on Higgins and Wissine discussing a horse and a joke about twelve new dinemans.
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Pennsylvania
New York City
Teited States
Lake Shute and Michigan
Government After Bailey Exports Ship Mystery Unfolds
United States authorities seek arrest and extradition of F. G. Bailey former president of the Export Shipping Co New York over the Goldsboro voyage. Investigations tie Bailey and associates to large credit purchases guns cashable drafts and a Belize Honduras route amid Pinkerton probes. Local manager R J Ball of Royston Drilling Co seeks a warrant against Bailey.
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Washington
State Department
Mandulay
G. Bailey
Expert Shipping Company of
New York
Ee Staten
Dodge
Salvadore
Hondurad
Goldsboro
Teba
Porto Cortesy
Coretee
Atlantida
Honduras
Teta
Uae
Tom Fionce
Cortez
Tela
H. H. Meyer
A. W. Bailey
F.G. Bailey
Ibniters
Cid
Walker
New Orleans
Ubeinl
Mexico
Bailey
Trelize
Pote
Abe Bee
Sae
Seatee
Export 5
F. J. Dailey
Ile
Albert
W. P. Boise
Wall Street
Baileys
Nin
Fiddebord
F. G. Bailey
Belize
Mr. Troiser
Pinkerton
Balluys
Robert J. Ball
Royston Drilling Company
Est Falls
FG. Bailey
Octopus Tests Successful Off Newport Port
Newport R I June 3 The torpedo boat Octopus finished its final acceptance tests here returning after a night at sea The bow inspectors and survey unmon announced the boat attained speeds from 16 to 11 knots for two consecutive hours and averaged 9 knots for two hours The boat then went through additional trials within a 24 hour period under varied tests and conditions
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Newport
Optupus
Metaioes Ag
Renta
Cotayas Bett
Gual
Rim
New Currency Commission Plans June 14 Meeting
The executive committee of the new currency commission will hold its next meeting at the Diane Hotel in New York City on June 14. The announcement notes the gathering to discuss forthcoming monetary reforms and regulatory steps.
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Ee Commission
Shingtin
Emub-Committee
The
New Currency Commission
Diane Hotel
New York City
Allen's Foot-Ease Memoir Nonsense Fragments
Fragmented notice mentions Allen's Foot-Ease powder and a jumble of garbled phrases. The readable parts reference powders, health, and names but lack coherent details or clear events. No identifiable people, organizations, or places form a usable summary.
Evangelist Billy Sunday Tells Pittsburg Clergy Failings
The Rev Billy Sunday, former baseball player turned evangelist, toured Sharon and Pittburg warning ministers that many are selfish, grafting, and detached from Bible teachings. He urged reforms, criticizing seminaries, professors, and clergy careers, calling himself a surgeon to remove spiritual tumors.
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Pittsburg
Billy” Sunday
Tion
Rome
Sunday
Sharon
Lete
Unions Barred From Boycott In Montana Court Ruling
The Montana supreme court of Yellowstone county issued a restraining order against the Montana Federation of Labor and others for interfering with Linteau & Co, a wholesale fruit firm in Billings. The court ruled it is not unlawful for labor unions to withhold patronage or to threaten to do so, nor does it grant unions a real right in trade.
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Helena
Mont
Pupren Court of
Montana
District Court of
Yellowstone County
Montean Federation of Labor
Othi
Linteau & Co
Billings
Federation of Lager
Tal
We Fruit
Org Unian
Lindmy & Co
Aioe
Wees
Mrs John A Logan Hurt After Fall at Home
Mrs John A Logan was injured in a fall while returning to her apartment. Initially thought minor, she was later found unable to move without assistance, with doctors predicting one to two weeks before she could go out again.
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John A. Logan
Ington
John A
Boycott Spreads in Manchuria
Reports from Harbin indicate a widespread boycott of Japanese water in Manchuria. Chinese merchants join the movement despite anticipated losses to merchandise and stock. Russian residents worry about the exodus and possible unrest as the situation unfolds.
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St. Petersburg
Harbin
Manchuria
Ptock
Jury to Decide in Capitol Conspiracy Case
Judge Kun icel in Dauphin county court refused to take the Capitol conspiracy plea from the jury. All five defendants will stand trial. The decision was eagerly awaited and a disappointment to the defense.
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Kunicel
Dauphin County
Melite
Persian Bandit Yields to Russian Ultimatum
St. Petersburg June 3 Gatter Khan chief of the Shukseven nomads has come into the camp of General Snarky commander of the Russian punitive expedition on the Persian frontier and accepted the conditions of the Russian ultimatum.
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St. Petersburg
Gatter Khan
Shukseven
Snarky
Gown Fashion Trends Highlight Paris to New York Styles
The New York Post notes gowns favor plain smooth hip fit for summer fabrics. Swathed Paris looks fade as soft tithe manguivettes and similar shapes gain popularity. Redingote and rounded fray cuts appear in Enen with lace bands and contrasting trims.
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Paris
Enen
New
York: Post
Marie Doro Plans Fall Tour and London Stopover
Theatrical notes indicate Marie Doro will begin a Americas tour this fall with a Boston start. A London engagement titled Mrs. Dot is hinted, Adelaide Kelm has opened a stock engagement in New York in Barbara Frietchie, and Mrs. T. P. O’Conner, wife of the famed Irish member, is set to write a play for Andrew Mack.
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Marie Doro
Americas
Boston
Marié ‘Tempest
London
Mrs. Dot
Weece
Adelaide Kelm
New York
Barbara Frietehie
Mra
T. P. O'Conner
Famoe
Permament
Bst
Andrew Mack
Jenn Amerian Woinae
Sires and Sons and Notable Nonsense From a Scrappy Paper
A garbled column lists odds and ends from recent years, mentioning Baum the conductor, Henry Sisson of Fort Gibson with 2200 fowls, Senator Crane as cemetery commissioner, Justice Holmes buying a Beverly Farms estate, Samuel Morrill in Canterbury NH, Joseph Romine in Illinois, Jeremiah Bombey walking ten miles, Haiti president Alexis Nord described in colorful terms, and a precocious nine-year-old Joseph Witla in London with a mustache and deep bass voice.
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Canterbury
N. H
Joseph Romine
Fickiin
Jeremiah Bombey
Berwick
Beach Haven
Alexis Nord
Haiti
Europe
Joseph Witla
Joseph
London
Mexico Derby to Sponsor $50,000 Race in Mexico City
Sporting notes report a $50,000 Derby planned in Mexico City. Wales beat England in rugby while Ireland and Scotland last season combined 4 points for 28 against. The National Archery Association set its thirtieth annual meeting for Chicago August 18 to 21. King Edward has named Vain Air the yearling filly by Ayrshire out of Vain, and Olly the yearling by St Elmon out of Laodamia.
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Mexico City
Derby
Wales
England
Ireland
Scotland
Shady G
Sret
National Archery Association of the
United States
Chicago
Washington
Paris
King Edward
Ayrshire
St. Elmon
Political Quips and Somnambulists Snippets
A collection of witty clippings notes how politicians chase power and money while commentators in Galveston and Chicago rail at Washington. A Dallas satire mocks congress members who prefer higher pay and exposes those who drift from steady footing like somnambulists in perilous stretches.
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Wrens
Galveston
Washington
Chicago
Congress
Dallas News
Fragmented superstition on death and the Merry Widow tale
A clipped, unclear passage discusses superstition about death passing and returning, citing the Etruscans and a coffin carried through a doorway as a sign. It also references a joke about the song The Merry Widow and a wife wearing something, with fragmented decorative text and odd names.
Messiah of Unionism plan promotes union label shoes
The Shoe Workers Journal outlines expanding the union label campaign with film showings and newspaper ads to reach a broader audience beyond shop visits. It argues the union stamp represents a rational labor plan and seeks greater public sympathy, urging more shows, papers, and members to boost demand and employment.
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Plana
Saya
Shoe Workers’ Journal
Organized Labor
Racine
Wis
Wnion
Traes
Very Sarcastic Lady Speech From Meandering Mike
A fragment from the Washington Star quotes a Sarcastic exchange where Meandering Mike comments on a dog. He jokes that the dog’s bite attempt shows its intelligence and hints at a comical, regional dialect. The snippet preserves colorful phrasing and local color.
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Mike
Washington
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