Amateur Burglary Ends as Noise Attracts Neighbors
A late night home intrusion unfolds in a block of houses as a young couple attempt to free a German thief who entered through a balcony window. The pair panic and fear arrest while debating to call police. A German conversation unfolds with an interpreter, and the intruder is eventually allowed to leave after reason is established. The incident concludes with the couple returning to safety and noting the chaos of the evening.
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Weir “Diether
Tom&ind
Geelong
Flere
Wes
Aftic
Hans
Giet
Nelm
Humming Birds and Their Puzzling Powers
A midwestern naturalist defends New England humming birds against myths of long migrations and heat resistance. He notes varied species across the Americas, clarifies the ruby throat is the sole New England resident, and shares personal tests on a lizard’s heat tolerance and camouflage.
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New England
Mexico
Profesedt Naturslixte
Canada
Europe
H.W. Sleushaw
United States
Calliope
Alaska
Mack
Mexco
South America
Naturalietes
Tennesee
Lnrd
Israel
Nebuchadnezzar
Springfeld Witioan
1908 Lumber Cut In United States by Species and State
The Preliminary Report of The Census Bureau outlines 1908 timber activity, noting total lumber cut at 1.594 billion feet, a rise over 1907 driven by more reports from states like Georgia and Massachusetts. Yellow pine remains dominant, with white pine and Douglas fir following. Washington leads in shingles and several states show large mill counts and varied species use.
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Casas
Texas
Indus
Hilton
Georgia
Claseunvnes
Insachusett Sy
United States
Pennsylvania
Virginia
North Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
Kanetucky
West Virginia
Qeoangia
Miccouri
Ohio
New York
Louisiana
Marge Mills
Harding Accuses Brother Amid Murder Case
June 23 report says Ralph Harding, arrested near 2180, confesses partial guilt in the poisoning of the Miller store robbery. He blames Frank Harding for driving him into the crime and says Frank pulled him into the incident. A red scalp wound suggests a strike by a police baton.
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Oxford
BR Uanning
Alfray
Albert 1
Bere
Wees
Chat Gideh
Anwar Ne
Bongy Ford
Harding
Ht. K
Miler
Bewthier Frank
Frank
Helph TL Harding
Albert
Ralph Harding
Segal Sugar Witness Testifies in New York Case
Adelph Segal of Philadelphia, organizer of the Pennsylvania Sugar Refinery company, testified yesterday in a case involving the Maine action. New York banker Tule also testified as the inquiry seeks whether there is sufficient cause for action.
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New York
Adelph Segal
Philadelphia
Sugar Trials Postponed by U S Court in Sugar Case
New York June 2 Judge Unit in the criminal branch of the United States circuit court yesterday put over until Oct 1 the trial of the weighers employed by the American Sugar Refining company charged with bartering the government of duties through weighing of sugar imports.
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New York
United States
American Sugar Refining Company
Safe and sane court debated in misread speech
A garbled dialogue from a Chicago Post piece shows a man in a frock hat insisting on a safe and sane court while another, with wispy whiskers, counters, referencing a celebration of a distant birth and a grand parade. The fragment hints at civic or trial themes amid unclear wording.
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Chicago Post
German Bank Backing Sparks Pekin Rail Row
In Pekin on June 23 a clash appeared between Berlin’s friendly stance toward the United States and the German bank’s actions on the Hankow Brechen railroad project. The bank seeks to undermine U S interests while Count von Rex telegraphed for Berlin instructions. An agreement among the American bankers to the matter is reportedly close, with hopes for a diplomatic adjustment.
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Pekin
Nan
United States
Eegeeee
Germany Offers to Meet American Chinese Trade Demands
Cologne dispatch reports Berlin shows willingness to satisfy American wishes on the Chinese boom. It notes prior treaty talks on the Fhinkow Ree Chen railway and says the United States wishes participation without canceling the agreement. Negotiations with other financial groups would be needed to align interests and avoid harming German and other powers' positions.
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Cologne
Juste
Berlin
Ree Chen
Ial Peop
Ts American Eee
German Crisis Near Sealed by Tax Proposals
Berlin notes the government and opposition clash over tax plans to fund the empire. Conservatives and clericals seek to block inheritanes taxes while debating a 1-year tax on bonds and stock transfers. The stock tax aims to tax the prior year’s interest and dividends, with deductions applied before distribution.
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Berlin
Boursa
Jarereks
Roosevelt expedition reaches Naivasha after long silence
The Roosevelt expedition reports all members in excellent health at camp on the Toietta pass in the Gotik district. Theodore Roosevelt has shot a lion and Kermit a large tawny-manned lion and two cheetahs. The party has three two lead and many antelope hides for Smithsonian. travel included a waterless stretch between Rijabe and the Setistrict.
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Naivasha
British East Africa
Rowse ‘Velt
Toietta
Gotik
Theodore Velt
Anther
Kermit
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Roosevelt
Rijabe
Obj
Sy Hey
Lake
Victoria
Schwab Returns to New York After European Trip
Charles M. Schwab president of Bethlehem Steel Corporation, arrives in New York from a European tour. Details of the journey and accompanying officials not fully listed.
Weeding Rabbits and Eating Cherries During a Battle Tale
A fragmented vintage magazine excerpt recounts Gettysburg scenes with Albertus McOruary sheltering in a cellar and rabbits in a yard amid bullets. Interwoven are odd notes on Confederate soldiers feeding rabbits and cherry tree imagery, plus a tangent about biscuit makers union debates in Atlantic City. The piece blends wartime recollection with a late summer discussion on bakery trade regulation and consumer goods shipped across states.
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Albertus
Win
Gettysburg
Biscuit Bakers
Atlantic City
Willey
Pare Food Commission
Mindy
Alain Sakes Miettelis
Wiley
Italyinspired canvas scene delights art buyer
An art review describes a quick eye catching painting titled Rovers! It features a skyward Italian scene with bold foreground elements and a foreground traveler adding vivid color to tidal waters. The buyer observes the work, signs it, and places it on display within minutes.
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Charlee Baviell Loomis
America
Italy
Diehi
Strange New Foods from Asia Arrive in American Kitchens
From New England to the Flowery Land, two novel vegetables enter American tables via agricultural explorers. A giant radish called sakurai mi from Zaran grows to two feet long and thick as a thigh, seeded mid summer and stored for winter. A giant Chinese cabbage variant offers a finer flavor with delicate texture, cultivated in China and praised by the government plant bureau as suitable for wide planting. Store cold, use as turnips or radishes, and slice into squares or strips. The article notes strong potential appeal and culinary versatility for American fare.
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Zaran
Aubiien
Government Plant Bureau
China
Technical World Magazine
Roots Herbs and Barks in Local Health Traditions
A fragment notes long standing folk remedies from women healers spanning over 90 years. It mentions Lyella K Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and the practice of preparing herbal tonics, herbs, and barks for family use with emphasis on origin, purity, and careful preparation.
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Aigee
Lyella K Pinkham
Jay Immiane
Breathing scandal and a tale of Typh 7 and Tommy the Cod
In a crowded social scene, Sibyl and friends discuss a tabloid about Mr. Cuthbert paying a funeral bill for Viola Trevannion, with hints of past hospital ties and Typh 7 cases. Dr Dent recalls Typh 7 patient Tommy the Cod, who later dies. Cuthbert honors Tommy with a burial and charity toward a ward, while Sibyl contemplates Mr. Cuthbert’s reputation and a possible reconnection with Trevannion.
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Ora
Sibyl
Ahe
Cuthbert
Viola Trevannion
Dr. Dent
Th.ney Cuthbert
Beauty
Harvey
Dent
Bib
Sidney Cuthbert
Ranguine
Verret
Anguetina's Hospital
Cuthbert Borate
Jesson
Verrell
Alby
Basia
Belen
Tie
Tommy
Fulton Market Way
Heteo
Hennigan
Wall Street
Guthbert
Newport
Anise
Typ
Kwan
Bien
Stim
Demet Cave No. 15
Cod
Quthbdert
Amy
Oidy
Trevannion
Trevennion
Vicle Trevannion
Conan
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Federal Grand Jury
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President's & Son
Magazine Review
Asia
Boston Post
Wmce
Beeven
Cleveland Lender
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