Voyage of a Noble Pasenger On A Steamer Heist Tale
A crew and passengers aboard a long sea voyage confront a string of robberies on board. Lord Monson blends with travelers while thefts of cash and thousands in diamonds occur from state rooms. The captain aims to uncover the thief among 180 aboard as trust and suspicion rise. The ruse peaks with a package vanished from a piano and a later confession-by-omission about Lord Bion gob of the Bonny Castle being the true culprit.
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Benny Cane
Capella
Lori Stonson
Communerannt
Lord Monson
Bo Far Op
Cape Town
Loni Sronson
the St
A Bavarian Custom Observed on Easter Suralay
A fragment describes a Bavarian Easter custom where each family brings a Walnut branch to the cloirchwant Ore for a partial birth, then carries it home to Jald on the heartn during tempeste ba protection against Uigtrteing.
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Bavaria
Washing Improves Coal Quality Says Geological Survey
The U S Geological Survey reports washing coal reduces ash and sulfur, making previously unusable coal valuable for coke and fuel. Tests in Denver show ash reductions of 20 to 80 percent and sulfur drops of 10 to 60 percent, with raw coal sulfur content notably lowered after washing. Researchers note significant efficiency gains in fuel use and coppering potential for metallurgical uses.
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U. Geological Survey
Lowjena
Denver
Joseph A. Holmes
Andrew Carnegie
Achoe Aeara Seite
U.S
U. S. Geological Survey
Richard Moldenke
A. W. Bolden
G. B. Delamater
Watterson declares Bryan inevitable for president
Lincoln June 13 Col Henry Watterson meets with W J Bryan and declares Bryan the inevitable Democratic nominee for president. He predicts a first-ballot nomination and a united party in November. He says Kentucky will go for Bryan by 26,000 to 90,000 and criticizes Republican prospects and tariff policy.
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Lincoln
Col
Henry Watterson
W. J. Bryan
Kentucky
Taxt Fell
Cleveland
Valued a Smile and a $25,000 Tale in Duluth Case
In Duluth Minnesota Ohi June ene Giles Gilbert, longtime financier, faced a puzzling case after a death when a sum of 25,000 was involved. Faith Tame, a local teacher, and others connected to the Shelby mining scene discuss motives and community reactions amid unclear details.
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Duluth
Minn
Yiel
Tingle
Wiederniers
Pentty
Giller
Gilbert Wae
Aselstaner
la’ Fullethe
Favorite Son La Follette Reformer in Wisconsin History
Washington June 12 The long profile recalls Abie Robert M La Follette a reformer long opposed by railroad interest and powerful corporations. It notes his three terms in the House, three as governor, battles against railroad power, bribery episodes and his ultimate triumphs shaping taxation and valuation reforms in Wisconsin.
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Yourns
Eins
United States
Tia
United States Senate
Congress
Wisconsin
la Follette
Favorite Prescription Cure Praised In Advert Block
An advertisement extols a medical cure named Favorite Prescription and Plare’s Pellets, claiming to rebuild strength for women and improve overall health. It lists a long, unnamed formula and lauds non alcoholic secret remedies, urging readers to avoid unknown substitutes and seek trusted preparations.
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Wnaworry Sgobien Medical
A .Curaal
Planta
La Follette’s Senate Career and Congressional Opposition
The piece chronicles La Follette entering the U S Senate by 1905, facing fierce opposition from powerful interests in Wisconsin and nationwide. It notes his independent stance against rail and land policies, his impact on key laws, and the enduring friction with Senate leaders while highlighting his sharp, reformist oratory and stubborn commitment to governance.
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Company
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Actis
Pia Coal and Mineral
Con Ieee
Pethe Meat Inspection
Sarere
la Follette
Nccurative
Ty Rockefeller
Morgan, Ryan
New York
la Vallette
Aldrich
Sénate
Senate
Wisconsin
Annals of the Senate
Mexican Herald decries anti foreign wave and pamphlets
Editorial in the Mexican Herald denounces rising anti foreign sentiment across Mexico City and outlying districts. It cites gratuitous pamphlets attacking Americans, calls for exhuming Union soldiers, and warns against stoking prejudice among impressionable locals.
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Mexico City
Mexican Herald
Republic
United States National Cemetery
Chagulteper Iur
Honor Manuel Malgre
Herald
Review of The June Issue on Suicide and Medicine
A lengthy examination of suicide, psychology, religion, and racial rates frames a June American Magazine piece. It surveys ideas from Leduc on bodily fluids and electrical treatment, then pivots to Roosevelt’s uncertain political future and reader letters about his role in Congress.
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Roosevelt
Housevelt
Tormpel
Seastore
Twenty Die in African Expedition Near Equator
Berlin reports reveal that twenty expedition members led by Duke Adolf Friederich of Mecklenburg froze to death ninety miles south of the equator in the Branca crater region of German East Africa. A letter from expedition leader B. Brichstein, dated March 6, details a sudden snowstorm and fatal descent into a crater swamp that doomed half the party.
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Berlin
Equator
Adolf Friederich of
Meck~leburg
German East Africa
Branca
Dar-er Salaam
B. Rircchstein
Karisstmti
Ain
Relic Mountain
Truth and Quality and the Syrup of Figs Ad
An old advertisement touts truth and quality for a laxative product, claiming Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna relieves internal organs without debility and is approved by physicians. It warns to buy only the California Fig Syrup Co. version from leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Remarkable smallholdings using inverted bell glasses in Britain
A fragmentary report describes a method where tenants cultivate small plots under inverted glass bells called clochers. Five acres proved too large for the labor available, but one acre yielded substantial produce worth about 500 units yearly. A French gardener and women leasing land demonstrate the system in a bare field with photo plates, showing dense lettuce under the glass covers and efficient use of every inch of soil.
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Acaity
Europe
Squire
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