Globe circling report notes tuberculosis link rejected
The royal commission of Lowton issues a report refuting Prof Kochs theory that tuberculosis cannot be manifested between animal and human beings after an investigation. It also covers crime and public notices including a new trial for John M Speyer and a pastor shooting incident at Falls Creek.
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Royal Commission of
Lowton
Koch
John M. Speyer
Knoxas City
Lahey
Oat Falls Creek
Miter
Marglars
Chisholm
Falls Creek
William B. Carts
Cleveland
Curtis
Vatican
Riceville
Iowan
Mise Mamie Bilandid
C. G. Sunstad
Kenyon
William Ross gift to Easterk University Library Named in Will
News brief notes 280000 for library use from William B Ross death in Siboney. Banking layoffs hit 2500 clerks and stenographers in the city. Mayor Mcclane of Baltimore faces criticism after overwork and political attacks. Rev rank W Sanford convicted of manslaughter over Leander Bartlett’s death at Shiloh Maine. Senator Matthew Stanley Quay dies at Beaver Pa in peaceful stupor surrounded by family. Harrisburg salesman B C Jones commits suicide in Allentown leaving widow and two daughters in Ohio. Worcester Spy suspends publication after mortgage foreclosures. founded 1770. Samuel R Callaway of American Locomotive Company dies in New York after mastoiditis operation. Edwin Cramp speaks in Philadelphia favoring differential duties. Hannah Mueller of Philadelphia sketches attacker from sickbed. arrest in Camden. Philadelphia race riot leads to five shot or stabbed and eleven jailed. Fire in Jersey City barge pier No 12 destroys five piers with losses around 5 million.
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Fale University
William B. Ross
New York
Siboney
Wall Street
Robert Mcclane
Baltimore
Rank W. Sanford
Italy Ghost and Ue Society
Shiloh
Leander Bartlett
Matthew Stanley Quay
Beaver
B. C. Jones
Harrisburg
Auickle
Allentown
Ashtabula
Ohio
Worcester Spy
Worcester
Mass
Samuel R. Callaway
American Locomotive Company
New York Central Railroad
Edwin Cramp
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
Merchant Marine Commission
Philadelphia
Hannah Mueller
Camden
N. J
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Jersey City
Multiple incidents and crimes reported from across the nation
Brief items note a Virginia Minnesota safe explosion and robbery. Jacob Frankel of Baltimore files bankruptcy with debts of US dollars and assets. two Negroes rob a Portland Pullman cashier of about $2,000. Phoebe Hearst cuts West Berkeley College settlement. Reginald Vanderbilt leaves Philadelphia show. Mrs Andrew Reasener orders painting burned. William Loeb dies in Chicago misrepresented as Walter Leeser. Carl Berg sentenced to death for July murder in Ohio. midshipmen fight for old armory in Annapolis. Count Larsdorff assaulted in St Petersburg. Private Walker shot and killed by Private Wilson. Martin Hinsen from Chicago injured by railroad tracks. Judge Parnell fines Josephus Daniels. bread rationing risk in Montreal. two Fort Snelling prisoners escape, one shot.
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Virginia
Minn
Jacob Frankel
Baltimore
Pullman Company
Portland
Ore
Phoebe Hearst
West Berkeley College
Reginald Vanderbilt
Philadelphia
Loe
Thomas Nast
Andrew Reasener
East Orange
Ned
William Loeb
Chicago
Walter Leeser
Carl Berg
John Gr
Walker
Proop
Tenth Cavalry
Fort Robinson
Neb
Wilson
Martin Hhinsen
St. Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Parnell
States Court
Raleigh
N.C
Josephus Daniels
News and Observer
Montreal
Fron Murope
New York
Boston
United States
Gou
Fort Snelling
Wisch
Kennedy
Davis
Mixed regional reports from across the United States
A broad collection of brief items notes crops in Kansas, Panama coinage plans in San Francisco, theater remodeling orders in Chicago, a deadly Pleasant Grove termado, a Detroit pediatric society election, river jump death theories in Cleveland, a Gillespie murder trial outcome in Rising Sun Indiana, a Missouri city toy pistol ban, a Chicago engineer’s retirement and suicide, ship losses in Detroit and Georgian Bay reports, union traction legal questions in Chicago, Los Angeles church conference voting on dances, a Enid cloudburst, a fatal stoning in Chesterfield, Ohio, confessions in Waverly Ohio, a Bat tle at Hanging Rock, Nebraska flood losses, a Tacoma commissioner's death, a Los Angeles convention apoplexy, and an elderly home incident in San Francisco.
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Kansas
Republic of Panama
San Francisco
Dunne
Chicago
Pleasant Grove
David Fellingham
GG. Jennings
Detroit
AmericanPediatric Society
Cleveland
Gillespie
Rising Sun
Ind
Moveland
Andrew Wernilen
Benton
A. Weston
Greorgian Bay
Grossenp
Jenkims
Isis
Los Angeles
Iss
Enid
Okla
Denver
Gulf
Hiram Staley
Chesterfield, Ltd
Joseph Jones
Waverly
Marietta
Ohio
Parkersburg
Roger Brown Company
Hanging Rock
Greeley
Nate
Nebrastka
Edward Beuuender
John Pothud
Willian Ray
Harry C. Boote
Tacoma
American Steel Works
Chehalis
Wash
Turbulent News Ledger of Fires Murders and Disasters
A chaotic bulletin reports multiple tragedies and incidents. A man killed his wife and child then himself over a debt dispute. Poisonings in Las Vegas New Mexico claim two dead with arsenic found in meat and water, while a grand jury balks at blame. A schoolteacher in Bedford Indiana is killed. a suspect is acquitted with the jury deliberating. Across cities, bandits rob stores in Chicago, a river drowning occurs, a tornado and wind damage devastate California orchards, and extensive flooding hampers farmers. Interspersed are reports of incendiaries, train scares, and rough weather disrupting everyday life.
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Charles Er
Andrew Messer
Ohio
Messer
Neightors
Las Vegas
N. M
Joce Tafaya
Peter West
Pendleton
Ore
James McDonald
Sarah Schaefer
Bedfor
Ind
Patner
Merserker
W. EL May
Kansas City
Toursine Shoe Company
Madison Street
Chicago
Robert
Arkansas
Salida
Cola
Strecher
Marietta
Smith
Santa Clara Valley
California
Selden
Kan
Tve Wellianaml
Wank
Fmm
SOQ
War Turmoil and Railways Amid Global Conflicts
Reported unrest in Cocig Bessarabia where 3000 workers attacked Jewish residents and troops intervened. Viscount Wostey, son of Dr Jeb Evans, died by suicide after income cuts. Russians abandon Pere Daluy as fires burn towns and rails. Grand Trunk railway project advances amid political splits. Japanese forces assault Nauskan Dill 2100 feet high, driving Russians back with gunboat support. conflicting Russian casualty reports.
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Cocig
Bessarabia
Wostey
Jeb Evans
Baris
Pere Daluy
Uncle Sam Opens 9 Million Acres in Nebraska for Homesteading
A federal land giveaway offers any single head of family in the United States the chance to claim 640 acres in Nebraska under the new Ninkaid Act. Open to 1909 homesteaders, the lands cover vast grazing areas with many parcels already fenced by large cattle ranches.
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Sam
Nebraska
United States
Ecome
Reek County
Lomestead
Col
Mosler
Richants
Ettsworth
Neb
Rikard MH
Cate
Perrts
Nebraska Land Distribution
Punishment of Miners for Refusal in Telluride
Union miner Harry Maki of Telluride Colorado was chained to a telegraph pole by militiamen and Citizens Alliance members after refusing to dig a cesspool. He endured rain and exhaustion before submitting and being sent to the bull pen.
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Harry Maki
Telluride
Colo
Citizens’ Alliance
A Crusade Against Dirt in Chicago Streets
A strict cleaning campaign in Chicago aims to keep streets and vacant lots clean, with self improvement societies and municipal actions guiding sweeping, garbage removal, snow removal, and dump maintenance. A joint district cleanup spans nine and a half miles by one mile, with crews patrolling pavements and pruning trees to remove weeds and billboards. The effort seeks an enduring street cleaning department.
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de Citiens
Chicaga
Chicago
Chicago Woman's Club
Ofhen
Asifunned
Perunest
Methodist Conference Votes to Keep Church Amusement Rules
The Methodist general conference in Los Angeles defeated a proposal to amend the discipline on prohibited amusements. The final vote was 441 to 188 to retain the existing restrictions on gambling, card playing, and theater attendance, with strong advocacy from women delegates.
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Methodist General Conference
Los Angeles
Winchester
Wesleyan University
Massachusetts Law Bars Bribes to Servants and Employees
A new Massachusetts law prohibits graft through presents to servants and other employees. The statute targets bribery schemes by employers and officials involving gifts as influence or reward.
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Massachusetts
Attorney General Sets Kansas Patent Medicine Sale Rule
Coleman renders opinion that no store may sell patent medicine in Kansas without a graduate pharmacist in charge or special permission from the State board of pharmacy.
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Coleman
Kansas
State Board of Pharmacy
Strikes Idle 5000 Philadelphia Building Workers
About 5,000 workmen in the building trades were rendered idle as unions in Philadelphia ordered strikes. The action disrupted construction projects across the city and reflected growing labor tensions.
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Philadelphia
Grandstaff Sentenced to Prison for Bigamy Incident
W. El Grandstaff of Lamar Cole received a twenty one month prison term and a five hundred dollar fine for the bigamy offense as adjudged by local court authorities.
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W. EL Grandstaff
Lamar
Cole
Memory of a Child Moves Crittenton to Lifetime Charity
Charles N Crittenton once a New York drug clerk turned evangelist after his daughter Florence died at six. He has given 21 years of effort and a fortune exceeding 1 900000 to establish Florence Crittenton Homes in 63 American cities and abroad to reclaim wayward girls and women.
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Crittenton
Charles N. Crittenton
Chicago
Florence Crittenton
America
Crittensen
Nitiens
Florence
Charles Crittenton
New York
Philadelphia Press
An Unpardonable Offense Reading Fragment
A fragment from a dialogue features characters Smarteyap and Riend- Aren't you afraid of a handsome rival Smarteyap replies with indifference citing wealth and favor with the Indies The exchange hints at a rumor of a romantic or social transgression and a younger woman involved, with a line about age difference and guessing at her identity.
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Riend
Smarteyap
Indies
Arice
Thought She Couldn't Live Moravian Woman Restored By Pills
Benjamín Wilson of Moravian New York recalls his wife’s four year battle with sugar diabetes and severe rheumatism. After doctors warned she would not live she dropped from 2000 to 180 pounds but recovered after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He calls the remedy a God send and credit for her restoration.
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Moravian
N. Y
Benjaemin Wilson
Dodd
Nodad
A Practical Gift Derailed by Muddled Courtship
A dialogue reveals a strained relationship over an imagined future and a failed attempt at wisdom. She questions prospects while he recalls a visit to a sooking selony and a missed lesson in wit pudding, highlighting miscommunication and mismatched expectations.
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Selony
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Cure
Readers are informed that Hall's Catarrh Cure is presented as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. The ad claims the remedy works through the blood and mucous surfaces, strengthens the constitution, and offers a reward if it fails. It directs readers to obtain testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
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Ulall
Fac Ob
Hall
Ghouse
F.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drugeists
Rali
Fragmentary verse excerpt with dialogue cues
A fragmentary text presents dialogue lines about kissing and remorse. It includes phrases like I kissed you and You stopped, with attribution hints and scattered punctuation. The passage reads as a torn literary snippet rather than a complete article.
Uske Shore Summer Tours Catalog Debuts
The Lake Shore Railway announces its Summer Tours to Mountains Lakes and Seashores offering vacation ideas and directs requests for the catalog to I Daly Chief Aust payss Agt Chicago with application details.
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Uske
Lake Shore Rail Way
I. Daly
L'Uss. Agt
Chicago
Making Bin Comforcsatte New Boarder
A landlady arranges a smaller room for a new tenant who shivers as a store room is deemed too large for the space. The scene shows accommodation adjustments and a helpful, patient approach.
Allen's Foot Base advertised for foot ailments and shoe comfort
Public notice for Allen's Foot Base powder claiming to cure corns bunions and sweaty feet. Uses odd spellings and misspellings to assert relief and ease of use with shoes. Distributed by Allen Co at Le Ray New York and offered free samples.
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Allen
Rample
Oluated
le Rey
N. Y
Coal Syndicate Reports U4500,000 Output Decline
A Rheinish Westphallian coal syndicate reports output figures around U4500,000 tons, citing ally disruptions and reduced mine yields. The announcement names the organization and notes ongoing supply challenges affecting regional markets.
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Rheinish Westphallian Coal Syndicate
Gud Piso's Cure for Consumption Sold in Parkersburg
The ad lists Mrs Callahan of 344 Hall Street Parkersburg West Virginia offering treatment titled Gud Piso's Cure for Consumption described as the beat medicine for croppy children. The date appears as April and notes testing and selling.
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Callahan
Hall Street
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ieul
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Bell Telephone Company
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Joplin
Indian Territory
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Rising Sea
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Lisbara
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