Wilbur Wright in New York after North Carolina tests
Wilbur Wright arrives in New York planning possibly a new aeroplane to replace the wrecked craft from Manteo. He declines to answer Farnum's 25 000 franc challenge, notes his brother may issue a public statement soon, and says no details will interfere with their plans.
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Louisiana and the liquor question in New Orleans
A veteran reporter traces Louisiana prohibition talk in New Orleans. He recalls Mardi Gras scenes, the French quarter, and Creole wine traditions, argues state election laws deter fraud, and predicts New Orleans would resist statewide dry measures while noting economic ties to liquor trade.
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Peruna Patients Share Cures In Public Endorsements
Statements from Dr Davis of Galena Missouri Council Bluffs Iowa and Prosser of Bravo Michigan praise Peruna for health recovery after prolonged illness. Hearty testimonials claim relief from stomach catarrh and general weakness following several bottles. Manufactured by The Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company Columbus Ohio.
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Steamer Hornsee Grounded in Dende Fog Near Little Egg Harbor
The German steamer Hornsee from Cuba to New York with a sugar cargo went aground four miles south of Little Egg Harbor in dense fog. Life-saving crews from Little Beach and North Brigantine aided after the fog lifted. The vessel rests on Little Beach Shoals in an easy position. wrecking tugs plan to float her. A portion of the cargo may need lightering. The ship carries twenty four crewmen and one passenger.
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Glover Arrested In Deadwood After Horse Incident
George Washington Glover, son of Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy, arrived in Deadwood from Lead to view the town by night. After a dispute over moving his fractious horse, a policeman arrested him and he spent the rest of the night in jail.
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Kentucky man's murder murder mystery after drowning body recovered
The body of Thomas Alexander, reported drowned in Dix River near Danville, Ky, has been recovered. Authorities say his head was crushed by a blow, and they expect to arrest a suspect soon.
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