Gore Settles the Bugaboo Tariff Panic
Washington May 6 Senator Gore of Oklahoma rebutted the Wilson tariff panic claim. The piece recounts Republican stump rhetoric linking the 1890s panic to Democratic tariff laws and notes Gore’s concise denouncement in the Senate and the public misperceptions spread by campaign orators.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Ins
Frilind
Gore
Oklahoma
Wilson
Vater
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate
United
Australia
Longest Taxicab Ride Undertaken in 1900s London
London reports a taxicab journey by Charles Klein, the New York playwright, covering over a thousand miles in five days. Starting in the Strand, Klein rode to Edinburgh then Glasgow, crossed by steamer to Londonderry, toured Ireland, and returned to Queenstown before heading home aboard the Cedric. The stunt set a record fare as the cabbie hurried back to London.
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London
Charles Klein
New York
Klein
Kleim
Scotland
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Londonderry
Ireland
Queen's Hotel
Queenstown
Penitentiary Foundry Destroyed by Fire in Salem
Fire destroyed the Northwest foundry at the penitentiary in Salem Oregon on May 6 causing about 50000 dollars in damage. The molding room and polishing buildings burned rapidly with gasoline tanks at risk of explosion. Guards placed around the structures and prisoners kept in their cells as flames threatened the main building.
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Stow
Dragon State Aviary
Woman in Crisis Ends Life in San Diego
Mrs. Al M. Carney 21 wife of a Butte, Ontario resident, leapt from the cupola of the Golden Hill apartments in San Diego today. She died at a sanitarium at midnight. The coroner’s description cites despair as the act.
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al M. Carney
Butte
Ont
Golden Hill
Janitor Arrested Over Boys Dance Demands
Trinidad Colorado May 6 Florian Zeuch janitor at Centennial school was arrested on disturbance charges after allegedly gathering several boys yesterday afternoon and forcing them to dance stand on their heads and perform acrobatics with a revolver not used the youths say the stunts exhausted them and they disliked the ordeal
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Trinidad
Colo
Centennial School
Florian Zeuch
Seamen Thought Dead May Be Alive in Venezuela Prison
May 6 Kingstown IL — Captain Collin Stephen and the crew of the American whaling ship Carrie D Knowles, long believed lost at sea, may still be alive in Venezuelan prisons. An escaped prisoner named Payne told authorities of the whaler’s capture in a Venezuelan port where the vessel arrived in distress five years ago, prompting a speedy investigation.
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Kingstown
B. W. IL
Collin Stephenson
Carrie D. Knowles
Venezuelean
Payne
Venezuela
Venexuelena
Grandfather's agility saves girl after streetcar danger
Charlo Rock rescues his granddaughter Helen Batley a seven year old as a streetcar loomed. The aged grandfather 20 years old in strength and agility leaped from the pathway with the child in his arms and saved her from death but collapsed from the effort. Both were injured.
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Chicago
Charlo Rock
Unclear historical notice on dip labeling and tobacco ingredients
Fragmentary OCR text describes a dip product with claims about ingredients and dilution. Mentions Cresol Dip 1 to 141 and a label color scheme red white and blue. References The Sherman Co Cheyenne and possible attributers.
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Sherman Co
Cheyenne
Atributors
Mind Unhinged Scholar Seized After Window Fishing Incident
Robert Howard Syms 42 founder of the Syms school for Koya is described as mentally deranged after a surreal episode on Grove Street. He shouted Yogi and socialist ideas, refused to go with officers, and required six men to restrain him for transport to Bellevue. Authorities link the breakdown to intense writing on socialism and religion.
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Robert Howard Syms
New York
Grove Street
Che
Syms School For
Koya
Sixty-first Street
Columbia University
L. Conterno
Bellevue Hospital
Yost Nildesiby
Jamies
Phalps Stokes
Ert Hunter
Socialista
Warren C. van Slyke
Usssau Street
Mr. van Slyke
Professor Syme
Dr. Syme
Dunne Denies Flying Twelve Miles His Longest Flight 140 Yards
Captain J W Dunne of the Royal Engineers denies a Times report of a 12 mile flight. He says his longest flight was 140 yards and critiques aeroplane value for military use. He discusses private flights and his departure from Aelar balloon factory work.
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London
J. W. Dunne
Royal Engineers
Times
War of Aelar
Beenuay
B. Haldane
Wright Aeropla
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