Trials and Tragedies Highlight Week in News
Judge Gates rules Silk skirts not a necessity for wives and husbands not obliged to pay. A Washington Gas Light explosion injures guard Grady and damages total 150000. Pasquale Fringo kills his wife Emma in New York. Nebraska bars Bartley bond suit. state loses 640818. German steamer released after mine damage. 90 laborers jettison ore. Ohio river flood swallows ten coal barges. towboat Coal C joins disaster under bridge.
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Gates
Kansas City
Carleton King
Washington Gas Light Company
Washington, D. C
H.oxigrady
Pasquale Fringo
Mamie F
Emma
West Thirtieth Street
New York
Supreme Court of Nebraska
District Court of
Douglas County
Bartley
Joseph 8
State of
Nebraska
Duluth
Illinois Steel Company
South Chicago
Glencoe
Ill
Ohio River
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Coal Cy
Littsburg
Multiple notable deaths and incidents reported in brief
A collage of early 20th century items: Senator John Mitchell dies in Portland after dental extraction complications. a wild west show herd killed in Marseilles to curb glanders. Stanford students overpower deputies in California. train line votes and political shifts. Mrs. John J. Martin dies in Bloomington. ship fire near Brooklyn endangers crew. ex-adjutant general John E. Ward comments on state treasury issues. various suicides fires and accidents across Indiana, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and Missouri. resignation at Mutual Life Insurance. social and crime news snapshots.
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United States
John J. Martin
Col Martin
St Louis
Bloomington
Brooklyn
John E. Ward
Indiana
Gor Hanly
Misa da Johnson
Tinuana Towna Innésota
S. L. Johnson
Jenlousy
James L. Bludsett
Hermitage
Yale College
John Reedy
Ellen
Neversink Mountain
Pennaylvania
Jutin Reed
Woomey
Montgomery
Ala
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Robert H. McCurdy
Richard A McCurdy
Mary Rogers ‘Soyas
Windsor
Charles BE. Bosge
Teed
Hiself
St. Louis
Bosse
Union Dry Dock
Gores Pany
Erie Railroad
Strangerfand
Ganson Street
É Sea Y
Assassination of General Saharoff Shocks Russia
A London Telegraph dispatch from East Prussia reports Lieutenant General Saharoff, former minister of war, assassinated by a woman linked to revolutionary factions. The piece details rioting in Saratov, suppression by Cossacks, and executions of dissidents including Father Gopon. News notes 8000 killed in unrest and threats of military firing on crowds.
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St. Petersburg
London Daily Telegraph
Bydtkuhnen
East Prussia
Soharoff
Sabaroff
Saratov
Saharoff
Social
Suharoff
Ssharoff
John Obolensky
Fiuhind
Kharkov
Vather Gopon
Iabor
Central Revvolutionary Committee
Consuliiee
Father Gopon
Central Committee
Vienna
Ordesta
Begsarabia
London's submerged tenth faces rising unrest and poverty
A London correspondent warns a new dire problem surpassing foreign affairs or imperial policy. The poor in East End districts form a rising, organized underclass, with riots, looting, and a growing movement led by archists and socialists as unemployment spreads and relief proves inadequate.
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London
England
Arcly
London Aus
St Endera
Haye
Boards of Guardians For Relief
Edward
Fragmented political chatter across nations and leaders
A jumble of references to Poland Russia Turkey and Cuba critiques of governance and graft and mentions of Macedonian reforms and Thanksgiving. The piece rails at various powers and leaders with scattered quotes and political jabs, reflecting a noisy column or wire-service summary.
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Kansas
Poland
Russia
Pa Mc Curdy
Turkey
Peterhof
Mega
Odessa
Castro
Wits
Largest Flying Bird Question Debated
A garbled note questions which is the biggest flying bird, mentioning condor as a contender and referencing heaviest and southern oceans. The fragment appears to mix names and stray phrases without clear facts or dates.
Upright carriage seen as result of military training
The article argues that military training in colleges improves posture and character. It urges students to stand straight, keep shoulders square, chest up, and walk without arm aid to build discipline and directness. It warns lack of exercise dulls mind and body and promotes daily bodily activity for health and vigor.
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St. Nicholas
Fragmented OCR Note on a Bristine Worker and Diet
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses a person described as a Bristine worker and a literary titan whose energy is a stock-in trade. It mentions breakfast foods and a dramatic “Grape Aura Leet” line with an unclear claim about giving a clear head amid the vague context.
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