Theodore Roosevelt Homecoming Reception Glows With Praise
The article describes Theodore Roosevelt returning home to praise and a mass showing in New York. It lauds his courage and honesty, calling him among the greatest Americans of the last half century and arguing Americans of all parties support him.
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See America First Promotes Domestic Travel Education
The piece argues Americans should explore the United States as a source of knowledge and culture, noting that travel to Europe is rising but many miss regional wonders. It cites Ambassador James Bryce on U S scenery and urges citizens to enrich themselves at home rather than abroad.
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Flood Death Toll Across Europe After Severe Deluge
A Berlin dated report from January 18 states the central European zone remains isolated after floods. It lists heavy casualties and missing persons, with thousands displaced and many towns cut off by high water. Soldiers aid survivors as work continues to recover bodies and reunite families.
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Man in Jury Box Stirs Sherman County Court
In Puebla Cofo June a 103 year old man about six feet tall and weighing 425 pounds sits in the jury box during county court. Doherty remarks show good nature while others, including the judge, watch the elderly man and his chair.
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Man Sacrifices Foot After Foot Gets Caught in Frog
June 18 Pueblo reports a man named Lundy was trapped by a locomotive wheel after his right foot was caught in a frog near Fountain. He threw himself clear, the engine passed over his foot, and he survived with his right foot amputated above the ankle at Fountain hospital. He is married with one son. He explained he was crossing the railroad when his foot became fastened.
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Overpays Landlady Then Cuts Own Throat
Holwood City Pennsylvania June 1 A steel worker John Nerutzi aged about 50 paid his landlady $22 beyond the $24 he owed. After protests that he was foolish to be so generous he went to his room and killed himself with a cut to the throat. Boarders and the landlady heard a commotion as Nerutzi died. his body was found with blood dripping through an open register. He left a wife and six children.
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Wild Horses at North Park Stir Nebr Cow Punchers
Keeley Nebraska cow punchers gather in North Park for a range event amid longtime wild horse herds. The gathering previews a season of taming operations, with plans to ship tamed horses after brimming profits and a forecast of tough work ahead.
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A Poem in SomOOL Days
Poem recalls a rural school with worn walls and carved symbols. A memory-haunted gray haired man reflects on a winter scene where a boy and girl share a shy confession of love, and the grave of the girl lingers in the narrator’s thoughts. The poem meditates on time, schooling, and lasting affection.
Man Charged With Attempt On Engineer In Coal Chute Venture
Engineer R. Gray reports a man jumped from a freight train into the coal Chutes engine room yesterday and fired three shots, then fled. Police search for the suspect amid the city’s rail district incidents and investigations continue.
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AIS S HIPMENT TO CHINA SHIPPED FOR CANTON PROVINCE
A river steamer en route to Canton in Canton province seized shipments of rifles bayonets and ammunition after transshipment at Hongkong. A Chinese passenger from France claimed to be from Werestad while seeking to claim the shipment.
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First Gold Shipment From Alaska Reaches Seattle
The first gold from Alaska's spring cleanup arrived in Seattle on the steamer Humboldt. Valued at about $205,000, the haul from Tanana district traveled via Fairbanks, the Yukon River, and White Pass to Skagway.
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La Salle Woman Reported Attempted Crime
A June 18 report from La Salle Colorado states an attempted crime involving a woman identified by initials. Police and local officials investigate the incident and seek further details.
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