Baron Von Flesch Predicts US World Dominance
Austrian consul in Chicago Baron von Flesch predicts America's commercial greatness will rule the world. His farewell report argues the United States will soon own Europe, expanding American influence abroad while Austria-Hungary experiences only initial growth and industrial progress. He notes Hungary awakening toward wealth and importance.
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Death Follows Prank In Hilton Neighbors House
In Hilton New York a girl aged eight named Hattie Hinches was shot and killed by her brother Ward eight while she wore men's clothing and rang a neighbor's doorbell. Marie Haddock of Hilton and Harry Mills of Rochester had visited the Hinches home after misadventure when no one answered. Ward who was two years older grabbed a revolver and fired as Hattie stepped into the doorway. the bullet struck her in the brain.
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Lynching Two in Louisiana Over Murder Case
In Renton, Louisiana, two Black men implicated in the murder of John Gray Poster were lynched by an mob. One was Frank Smith known as Prophet, leader of the Church of God movement blamed for fueling white sentiment behind the crime. The other was F D Metana.
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European Wheat Crop Crippled by Cold Spell
European harvests suffer severe losses from extreme cold with France hit hardest. The collapse boosts U.S. grain demand as imports surge, with French firms already ordering more wheat than the entire prior year. Countries seek American wheat to relieve shortages and stabilize prices.
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Avalanche Tragedy Hits West Virginia Town
A severe avalanche struck near the Potomac River area causing a home on Willow Street to be wrecked. Mrs. Andrew Ours and her daughter were affected as walls collapsed in a brick structure hitting residents amid a heavy rainstorm. One child was killed and Mrs. Ours sustained critical injuries.
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Mineral Springs Hotel at West Baden Destroyed by Fire
Fire swept the Mineral Springs Hotel at West Baden Indiana early Friday morning destroying a 400000 to 800000 dollar resort. About 250 guests were in residence with no loss of life though many were injured or bruised fleeing in night attire. Guests were moved to the French Lick hotel and staff aided the vulnerable, as the hotel complex including an opera house pool gymnasium bowling alley and bicycle track burned. The blaze likely started from an overheated range. the owners had refused a 1 million dollar offer for the property.
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Utopia for Farmers: Phillips Outlines 40 Cent Corn Plan
G H Phillips tells Minneapolis banquet attendees that government stores and a Chicago based farmers bank with large capital could create a farmers' trust to fix prices. He envisions a 40 cent Chicago basis, storage via government granaries, and a 25 to 30 million dollar Chicago bank funded by farmer shares.
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Oldest Buffalo Exposition Visitor and Noted Ancestry Spotlight
Mrs. James Mills, aged 89, of a Woodham farm near Perth County Ontario, celebrates her 89th birthday as the oldest Buffalo Exposition guest. Born in Ireland, mother of nine, her youngest son aged 10 travels from waters to settle near her after half a century at sea.
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Hazen Pingree Dead After Brief Illness in London
Hazen S Pingree former Governor of Michigan died in London England at 11 35 p m Tuesday after a brief illness He was 86 and had served as Detroit mayor and Michigan governor Known for reforms such as potato patches for the poor and fares cuts on streetcars He was born in Denmark Maine August 30 1810 and later built a large shoe business before entering public life
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Long Journey to Wed Miss Irvine Goes to Philippines
Miss Anna Irvine of Washington travels to the Philippines to wed Capt. Charles Lyman of the Marine Corps. At 20 years old she leaves home to begin married life abroad.
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Bride Sets Sail for Wedding As Mother Escorts
Mrs. Chas. HR Lenan accompanies the bride Miss Irvine as she travels half way around the world to wed, since her fiancé cannot join the ceremony abroad.
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Multiple Local Tragedies and Discoveries Across States
Reports detail violent deaths of Bob Saunders near Cheevtah Kentucky and Pat McQuery, a train fatality near St. Prancis Arkansas. A Missouri farm yields coal on TL G. McClure’s property. German policy changes affect China transport. British Commons accuses government of fraud via animal purchases. Recaptured fugitive Lulu Scott from Missouri Industrial School in Chilliouthe. A Texas farmer near Warren’s Bend loses eye and arm in dynamite accident intended to harm a rival.
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Ferry disaster near Wall Street sinks Northfield after collision
The Staten Island ferry Northfield collided with the Mauch Chunk off Whitehall Street in New York and sank within minutes. About 90 passengers on board faced a chaotic scramble as the vessel went down near pier 10. The Mauch Chunk, with few passengers, did not assist and returned to Communipaw.
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Accident capsizes United States transport Ingalls at Brooklyn dry dock
The US transport Ingalls capsized at Erie Basin Brooklyn while being prepared for Manila voyage. About 200 workers on and around the ship and dock were present. Over a score of lives believed lost and more than fifty injured as the vessel shifted from the blocks, drove shoring beams into the dock and sank in fifty feet of water with men trapped beneath wreckage.
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Colleges Behind the Scenes and Education Law Moves
The Columbia University appointment committee assists graduates seeking teaching positions without charging fees. Missouri moves toward compulsory education with the Simmons bill requiring children age 5 to 14 to attend day school or receive equivalent instruction. Indiana State Normal announces Philippines teaching openings for graduates with salaries from 900 to 1200 dollars and a three year contract.
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Soil Map to Guide American Agriculture and Cropping
Washington reports the Agriculture Department will publish a color soil map covering the United States. The map shows local suitability for crops, with neighborhood charts for detailed planning. It highlights a coastal hot stripe for early vegetables and notes regional effects on harvests. The project aims to aid farmers in selecting crops, improving yields, and expanding new industries like fruit and vegetable farming.
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Noted Suffragist Elizabeth Cady Stanton Honored
Elizabeth Cady Stanton praised as a foundational suffragist who helped launch the Seneca Falls convention and remained a steadfast advocate despite ridicule. The piece also mentions Gen Adna R Chaffee predicting U S British wartime cooperation and Illinois considering guardianship laws shifting control from father to both parents.
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