Disastrous Fire Fatality and Miscellaneous Notices
A crowded streetcar fire injures a girl whose clothing burns off as bystanders attempt to help. Reports also note Dr Valle Barnee’s disappearance and suspected murder, with him en route to the Philippines as a company private. Other items include a DC Supreme Court decision, Roosevelt speeches on taxes and natural resources, and a missing Catholic school student in Thies, Miran.
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Valle Barnee
Coffeyville
Kanu
Philippines
Burgee
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Washington
Catholic University Aginst
John
Thomas BF. Wasenman
Roosevelt
Sweden
Vlaving
York
Richend
Salt Lake City
Cmibne
Minster Gruen
Fife
Santor Porrenesar
Thies
Miran
Jay
Solkc
Queen Victoria recovery after minor surgery reported
Queen Victoria of Spain was reportedly unwell for several days. A slight surgical operation was performed and she is said to be well again. News also lists diversions of various accidents and disasters across the globe with no deaths reported and government actions under review.
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Queen Victoria
Spain
John Puepura
Utica
N.Y
Minnesota
Granite Falls
Minn
Capital punishment for kidnappers proposed in new message
The article reports that President Roosevelt may urge Congress to make kidnapping a capital crime with the death penalty. Lawmakers and police favor harsher laws as kidnappers remain elusive, using threats to extort victims. It argues punishment should deter crimes against children.
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Congress
Roosevelt
United States
England
Europe
Manufacturers Endorse Eight Hour Day Action Plan
At the National Association of Manufacturers convention in New York S00 members attended. Janes W. Van Cleave of St Louis chaired as secretary Cushing announced success against delays for the eight hour day and court injunctions. Treasurer Silaen reported annual income of 180000 dollars. A committee of thirty six was tasked to raise 500000 annually for three years to publicize the right view on labor disputes. A poll of 3900 members favored limited tariff revision after the next presidential election. President Van Cleave urged a federal corporation law for interstate enterprises.
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National Association of Manufacturers
New York
Aml Janes W. van Cleave
St. Louis
Cushing
Siilaen
van Cleve
Guatemalan border clashes and Chinese rebellion reported
Dispatches describe Guatemala facing a Mexican army buildup along the border with entrenched positions at Ocos and Diaz backing insurrection against Cabrera. Separately, Kuangtung rises in open rebellion with 10,000 triads led by Sun, attacks on towns, and killings in Hong Kong as Belgium’s Congo boundary shifts provoke new geography debates.
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Diaz of
Mexia
Ocos
Casatemala
Diaz
Mexico
Guatemala
Gen. Barillas
China
Kwangtung
Swatow
Sun
Taotai
Nanking
Hong Kong
Lien Chow
Royal Geographical Society of London
East Africa
Congo Free State
Lake Albert Edward
Edward
Prince of Wales
Leopold
Congo
Stolypin
Constitutional Democrats
Douma
Devastating Storm Strikes York Tl and Surrounding Areas
A tornado and heavy rain devastated York Tl with three deaths and extensive property damage. In New Minden Il five lives were lost and many homes destroyed. Stock disappeared across farms likely swept away by floods, while Mount Vernon Hl saw severe lightning. Bridges washed out cut communications.
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Columbia
York
Lucinda Pinkerton
New Minden
Mount Vernon
Deadly Wind Sweep Slams Across Three States
A severe storm system lashed southern Indiana Illinois and western Kentucky from midnight to dawn causing at least twenty nine deaths and widespread destruction. towns like Gradyeville Corydon Petersburg and others reported destroyed buildings flooded fields and downed bridges as rivers rose threatening further losses.
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Trenois
Indiana
Kentucky
Gradyeville
Japan's Rush to Arm Manchuria With American Rails
Japan pours a vast sum into U S rail orders for South Manchurian railway construction. About twelve million dollars so far has funded railroad supplies and locomotives built in the United States. Contracts and shipments accelerate as Japanese interests push rails and cars across the Pacific to complete the Manchurian network within two years.
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America
Far East
Japan
United States
South Manchurian
Pacific
Manchuria
Daling
Mukden
Avere
Ovex Toms
Steel Rails Ag
Ureath Gpother
Bousht Ps. Toms
Radis
Ampericen
Stedioshin
Credit Se
Supreme Court limits eight hour work day for some maritime workers
The court rules the eight hour law does not apply to stevedores aboard ships while describing that floating crews are sailors and seven of them fall under the eight hour limit. The decision questions the awarding of SST OUGO and its relation to river and riverbottom authority with estimates based on the exclusion of a stated restriction.
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Supreme Court
Tormes
Teesponsibilities of the State in public justice lecture at Yale
In his closing Yale lecture the speaker questions whether current prosecutions show we are worsening or improving as a nation. He argues the state must enforce justice without bias while scrutinizing government standards in policing and trials.
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Yale
Cbs
Swallows Lead Charge Against Boll Weevil In Texas
The agricultural survey reports thirty eight bird species feed on boll weevil in Texas cotton fields. Swallows inspire the frontline effort to curb the pest, forming nesting colonies for summer and fall southward movements. Fire at the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe shops in Argentine Kansas caused $50000 damage. Dr George A Reisner named archaeologist in charge of Nubian excavations.
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Department of Agriculture
Texas
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Argentine
Kan
George A. Reisner
University of California
Egypt
Nubia
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People A Nervous Remedy
Claims blood nourishes nerves and that Dr Williams Pink Pills restore color to blood and strength to nervous people. Customer testimonial from Mrs Harriet Porter cites relief from dizziness neuralgia and fear of paralysis after using the pills. Available from Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady priced 50 cents a box, six for 22 50.
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Williams
Harriet E. Porter
Liberty Avenue
South
Medford
Mass
Indian of Mexico a Docile Peaceful Citizen
The author portrays Mexican Indians as peaceful, polite, and content to be left alone. They are described as diligent workers who share scarce resources, with a strong affection for children and a courteous, non confrontational demeanor. The excerpt emphasizes their submissive social stance and respectful conduct in public.
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Mexico
Eimnot
Room for the Friend in a Philadelphia Flat
A Philadelphia scene shows a flat dweller apologizing for disorder as summer clothes spill from the hall closet. The cot set up in the closet hints a friend stayed over, explaining the clutter and unexpected use of space.
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Philadelphia
Grape-Nuts Endows Oklahoma Editor With New Strength
An Oklahoma editor testifies the Grape-Nuts food improved his health after years of work. He reports gaining 25 pounds, restored strength, and renewed brain power, praising its taste and nutritional value as a key factor in his recovery. He endorses the product and urges readers to read The Road to Wellville.
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Okla
Wellville
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