The Man With the Eyes Thriller Across Britain
A detailed, fragmentary report from London to Liverpool and beyond recounts the man with the eyes a hypnotic stranger who could erase identity. Witnesses include Richard White a country squire and a bakery cashier whose sudden loss of self led to thefts and near arrests. Police pursued clues through trains hotels and guards only to have the mysterious figure vanish with money and clothes torn and fibers of fear.
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T. C. McClure
Beotland Tard
Pras
Liverpool
York
Burton
Richard White
London
Sudley
Abe
French invention for rapid cheap ice making machines
A French inventor unveils a rotative compression ice maker operable by belt steam engine electric motor or hand crank. It seals chemicals in a cycle within water producing ice and optional cold air with minimal water use and power. A German device for field use claims one dollar fabrication using double wall tin and carbonic acid cooling to freeze water in sixty seconds.
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Itaelt
Pemperee
Renervoir
Twetinical World Magazine
Laughing Hyena Figurative Wit Charms at Funeral Crowd
A humorous but caustic portrait of a man likened to a hyena who craves applause and laughs at others misfortune. The piece notes his habitual mockery at social events, including a funeral, drawing in onlookers and highlighting society’s appetite for sharp wit and ridicule.
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Thi
Anu
Dye
Fiona
Bail For Tschapkovsky Trial Delayed Amid Probe
The Nichols Tschai kovsky case is postponed as investigators expand inquiry to Moscow, the Don region, and Siberia. Prosecution seeks anew examination with agents and false passport links. bail possible only if wife can provide security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Nichols Techaikovsky
Po Up
Moscow
Don
Siberia
Techukovsky
Tschpikovycky
jProw
Probe Carlos Extravagance Sparks Lisbon Rally
A Republican mass meeting led by Bernadino Machado called for a vigorous probe into royal finances and the alleged $1,000,000 advance to the crown during King Carlos era. Police kept watch but did not disrupt speakers. no major incidents occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Bernadino Machado
King Carson
Nasi Freed After Imprisonment For Embezzlement
Rome June 3 Nungdlo Nasi former minister of public instruction freed at midnight ending an eleven month and twenty day sentence for embezzlement from the state treasury He cannot hold office or sit in the Chamber of Deputies for four years and two months though elected from Trapani He plans to prove his innocence and will travel to Sicily amid demonstrations.
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Rome
Nungdlo Nasi
Senate
Nasi
Chamber of Deputies
Trapani
Nan
Sicily
Troops Return From Fort Logan After Two Day March
Denver June 30 Returning from a forty mile two day march the Third Battalion Twenty first Infantry at Fort Logan were fed only two condensed meat pills per day with water. They resumed duty in good condition and were ordered to move. Major Huffington supervised the rationing and warned no other food would be provided.
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Fort Logan
Denver
Col
Twenty-first Infantry
Major Huffington
Four Dead In Explosion At San Francisco Grocery
Four people died and three were injured in a Diamond Street grocery store explosion and subsequent fire at John Sweeney’s shop in San Francisco. The blast occurred yesterday causing extensive damage to the Diamond Street storefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John Sweeney
Diamond Street
Johnson Johnson A Democratic Possibilities No 2
A historical sketch praises John Albert Johnson governor of Minnesota. It traces his rise from poverty through varied roles including drug store clerk, newspaper editor, state senator, and governor. Notes his conservative views, humility, and popular reforms such as railroad passenger rates and resisting the twine trust.
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St. Paul
Main
Hydar
Deny Toro
Frederick
Lynch
Trewss
Minnesota
John Albert Johnson
John Boy
St. Peter
Hie
Dobnion
Bryan
Jumter
Cannon
Washington
Deak
Minnecola
Twine Trust
Pierce's Favorite Prescription Ends Political Gaffe
A satirical column lampoons a political candidate losing aim during a national speaking tour. The piece contrasts harsh criticism from critics with the candidate’s failure to connect in Virginia Alabama and Minnesota while touting a tonic. It notes public rejection and minimal support despite grand campaign claims.
Governor Johnson the St. Peter Leader and Sports Fan
A portrait of the Minnesota governor, a lifelong reader and public man, balancing politics with sports zeal. He roots for St. Paul at home games, skates in winter, and has a humble, hardworking background from a country store. His political rise spans state senator to governor with notable reforms in taxation, railroad rates, and industry valuation, guided by his wife’s counsel.
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Jce
St. Paul
Old Point
Johnson
Hay
St. Peter
Selon
Indiana
Whlle Robeovelt
Aasmerd
U. S. Steel Corporation
Minnesota
Dobrihon
Jotmeon
John
Ram Tort Case Cites Prop 37 Genet Domes
Fragmentary OCR notes show a court item referencing Prop 37 and genetic dome terms with names Ram Tort and Stracd, suggesting a legal case or zoning dispute. Further readable specifics are unavailable in the fragment.
Woman Speculator Becomes a Broker in New York
New York June 20 Miss Theodora Becker stock broker has announced her readiness to accept and execute orders for stocks from women patrons at her Broad Street office. She is not affiliated with major exchanges but has arranged with a regional one to handle orders. Becker, a 10 year speculator, traces origins to Amsterdam and a Wall Street start with early gains followed by losses, claiming persistence in the market as the path to wealth.
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New York
Theodora
H. Becker
Broad Street
Jake
Becker
Amsterdam
Holland
Ervern
Tani
Josephine
Francie Xavier Becker
Avdlon
Cal
Detroit
Fete
Wall
Rock Taland
Dying man and 20 arrested in trolley riot
New York June 30 Two women and eighteen men were arrested after a violent clash on two crowded Queens County railway cars traveling from Northeliach and Celtic Park toward Manhattan ferries. A fight erupted over five women, with the conductor assaulted and the motorman driven back. Police intervened, locking the cars and arresting offenders as reserves rushed to the scene. A separate disturbance on the North Beach car near the Ninety-second Street ferry resulted in five more arrests.
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New York
San
Queena County Railway
Northeliach
Celtic Park
Manhattan
Sod
Boonoa
Bannon
Hunters Point
Rwerves
Stollar
North Beach
Powers Said To Be About To Marry In York Report
York, Pa. June 00 Caleb Powers recently released from a Kentucky prison for eight years in the Goebel murder case is rumored to be engaged to wed Miss Bonham. Mrs Heinhem says they are just friends. Bonham, daughter of Mrs. Yonkam, is from York’s wealthy family.
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York
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
William Goebel
Kiccanor Bonham
Heinhem
Whalthy
Ass Bowhem
Mentinkiam White
Prism
New York
Egein
Miss Bonham
Mra
Ssoree L. Yonkam
Come and See Lydia Pinkham Ad Claims and Doubts
An old newspaper ad questions Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and its letters from women. It probes the validity of claims, the authenticity of testimonials, and the campaign’s outreach while noting a trip to Battle Creek Michigan for health.
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America
E. Pinkham
Ms. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
International Fisheries Commission Chiefs Reach Draft Plan
The Canadian and American commissioners in Ottawa announce a joint effort to regulate boundary water fisheries. T. Bastedo, Ontario fisheries commissioner, and Dr. John Johnston of Stanford will travel to Maine to discuss uniform rules for fisheries along the Canada United States boundary.
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Ottawa
T. Bastedo
Ontario
Canada
International Fisheries Commission
United States
Mr. Basted
Maine
Dr. Johnston
Leland Stanford University
Walker Loses Bid to Escape Extradition Again
New Britain Conn June 30 Willian F Walker former bank treasurer who fled the state saw the supreme court of Mexico order his return to United States authorities after an appeal, the decision received by FR N Stanley treasurer of the savings bank of New Britain.
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New Britain
Conn
FR. N. Stanley
Savings Bank of
Supreme Cent of Mexico
Willian F. Walker
Supreme Court
Walker
United States
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Someetaeae
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Mia
Henry
Ang Herdine
Washington Herald
California
Magazine Review
Groweome
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Wey
Biow
Jenne
A & Dodge
Louin
Aude SR
Uin Peent
Tift & Worthy
Davis
Tschaikovsky
Grant
Carlos
Seton
RED Cross Pharmacy
John A
Largan
Pierce
Tou
Hiv Politica
Munsote
Virgina
Alabama
John A. Johnson
Felix Goursud
Miss Becker
Wall Street
Meati
Powers
Remor
York, Pa
Hattle Creek
Mich
U. S
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