River Floods Sink Huntington Home. Three Die
A house slid into the river at Huntington West Virginia after floods undermined the riverbank. William Adkins and his two young children perished as the residence collapsed into the water. Mrs Adkins, aged one and their two children could not escape.
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Omatoo Ff
Pennsylvania
William Adkins
Huntington
Wo Va Phelessee
Adkins
Roosevelt urges new law to curb anarchists and mail crimes
President Roosevelt tells Congress the anarchist threat demands stronger action including prohibiting the Postmaster General from distributing materials that advocate murder arson or treason. He cites Attorney General Bonaparte and Justice Department analysis while urging broader legal powers and new statutes to suppress anarchist publications both domestically and abroad.
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Roosevelt
Enarchist
Department of Justice
Bfut
la Questione Sociale
Bonaparte
Gov Fort
New Jersey
Reot
German prince resigns from army amid court intrigue
The article notes a German prince resigning from the army after disputes with the regent and an actress Baroness affecting royal circles. It mentions arrests in Berlin tied to suffrage protests and injuries to police during clashes.
Record Quarterly Review of U S Economic Failures in 1908
The Faigures Break all Records report reviews U S commerce in Q1 1908 with 4 909 commercial failures and liabilities of 75 706 191, noting banking collapses and bank reopenings. It records 2954 trading failures and 5 times as many banking failures, plus broader state comparisons.
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SR. G. Dan & Co
United States
Cost of living in Bowe shows prices falling from peak
Bradstreet's reports the general price level for food, textiles, coal and other commodities has dropped about 12.5 percent from the peak reached last year. Fifty price increases occurred, while sixty three products were lower than last March, with notable declines in textiles and provisions though sugars, tea and certain foods rose in a mixed pattern.
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Bradstreet’s
Bradstreet
First Florida Coast Railway opens to roset Knight Key
The first train of the Florida Fast Coast railway reaches Knight's Key temporary terminus 122 tiles from Haranx as plans envision crossing seas to Cuba via new reinforced concrete arches and ocean ferries. Separate items note wage talks at Southern Railway, a Pennsylvania railway report showing lower net income despite higher gross earnings, and a Milwaukee Railway Co fined for stock shipment violations.
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Florida Fast Coast Railway
Roset Knight’s Key
Haranx
Coralles
Keys
Key West
Cuba
Pennsylvania Railroad
McCree
New York
Senate Battles Over Army and Navy Funding During Session
Fragmentary report details Senate debates on the army and fortifications bills, filibuster limits, and district funding. References include Speaker Cannon chaired measures, a push for child labor provisions, and a naval appropriation after long roll calls.
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Senate
Cannon
Department of Justice
Connon
Labor Department
Redian
Thureby
Catarrh Cure Sold By Druggists Advertised
An advertisement touts Catarrh Cure as a blood purifier that acts on the mucous surfaces and claims wonderful results. It mentions Dr. F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo and Lake Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Migicass
F. J. Cheney & CO
Taleéa
Lake Hall
Mysterious Elderly Guard Slips in During Jig Incident
An unclear narrative describes a tense moment involving an elderly figure, a bearded trothtimem, and a frightened crowd. A guard and a child-like speaker exchange cryptic lines as the bear glares, raising questions about permissions and stock levels in a confused scene.
Poor Nutrition Leads to Medical Shopping Woes
A distressed note details a woman spending $300 on medicines and dietary aids when proper food would have sufficed. She reports stomach issues worsened by costly pills and misdirected remedies, hoping for health recovery through better eating and refunds.
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