Socialist Movement Gathers at Columbia Eyes Paris Congress
The Columbia Spectator reports a nucleus of a socialistic student group at Columbia University forming as part of a broader American college movement. American universities envision representation at the International Socialist Congress in Paris next September, with invitations from the University of Paris and coordination by Joseph Soucherm and W P Everts to join Yale and other colleges in supporting working-class organization and production socialization.
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Beviews
Vocemeé
Columbia University
Paris
America
International Collegiate Congress of Socialists
Europe
Columbia
Joseph Soucherm
Commission D‘organization
Rue de Pontoise
Parla
W. P. Everts
American Commission
Thayer Hall
Cambridge
Masa
Short Orange Crop Shrinks Valencia Output and Prices Rise
Consul Horace Lee Washington reports a drought reduced Valencia orange production after frosts in March, with 3,000,000 cases estimated for the season and shipments at 2,600,010 to date. The scarcity lifts prices in England and Germany, while forward sales to Paris rise amid high expo prices. Ground sales show oranges scarce at about 345 per case. exchange rates push price ranges higher.
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Horace Lee Washington
Orange Corp
Valencia
Spain
Corp
England
Germany
Evice Ete
Paris
Willie
Remarkable heart covering operation at St Johns Hospital
Frits Arendt, a German mason from Steinway, was brought to St Johns hospital Long Island City after a pistol wound. Surgeons performed a heart covering procedure and placed five stitches in the pericardium. The bullet shattered the breast bone and penetrated the right lung and pericardium. The patient lived five hours post op. Autopsy cited hemorrhage and injury to the heart as death causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Hospital
Long Islend City
Frits Arendt
Steinway
Barns
Mrs Palmer Organizes Visitor Service At National Expo
Chienge Commissionss organizes a service for American women visitors guided by Mrs Potter Palmer. The room at her disposal provides directions to locate exhibits and advise on cost effective features. Inquiries are answered with precise guidance and comfort in a well furnished space.
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Chienge
Boneft of
Potter Palmer
Womef
Connersville Courier to Publish Grand Enterprise Edition
The Courier plans an enlarged regular edition showcasing Connersville’s four year prosperity. Articles by experienced writers cover industries, utilities, wages, and local enterprises. The project seeks broad business support to promote the city as a manufacturing and trade center.
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Connersville
The
Courier
Democratic Nominations Announced by Indiana State Convention
In Indianapolis the Democratic State Convention released nominations by telephone on Wednesday afternoon. Governor nominee is J. W. Kern. Lieutenant Governor nominee is Capt. Lawer. Secretary of State nominee is Adam Heim berger. Auditor of State nominee is John W. Minor.
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Indianapolis
J. W. Kern
Capt
Lawer
Adam Heimberger
John W. Minor
Embalming and Theft Becomes Local Sensation in Perry County
In Calontown a demented man Jim Sidney who died at the poor farm is embalmed by locals. A medical student exhumed the body to study Sidney’s brain, but the head disappeared after a dog carried it off. Two men known as old Jim’s guardians hid the incident, and the body was reburied.
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Calontown
Perry County
Uniontown
Jim Sidney
Sidney
Jim m Beney
France Seen Turning Toward Prosperity And Big Canal Plans
The United States consul reports in a forthcoming volume that France’s era of liquidation ends and the country moves toward commercial revival. Investors push grand projects from Marseilles to Rhodes and canal schemes linking Loire and Paris to the sea. Marseilles trade with New York grows, with 1890 exports valued at 94,190,903 dollars and the American flag reducing its presence in trade.
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France
United States
Et Mareetles
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
State Department
Marseilles
Rhodes
Loire
Paris
Times
New York
United Eon
New Enterprises and Buildings Watch in Four Year Window
The report tracks new enterprises started within the last four years, tallying counts of new buildings erected and those projected for the near future. It highlights growth trends, zoning updates, and investment signals across key districts and firms.
Unclear OCR local note with scattered names and events
Fragmentary report mentions George Scott and George Lamberson with brief actions and relatives living in Richmond. References to rain, fertilizer, a bridge washout, and a Rashvill business appearance give no clear cohesive event or date.
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George Scott
George Lamberson
Hiatt
Richmond
Sén Lamao
Joe
Lagherson
Local notes and social updates from the region
Montages of small town life include George Scott building a two story brick house, Jobs Lamberson selling pigs for 2500 dollars each, and family dinners with Deri Lamberson. Also reported are travel, visits, illness, and social events at Bentonville Rushville Indianapolis Falmouth Milton Renviis and surrounding areas.
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George Scott
Jobs Lamberson
Deri Lamberson
James Lamberson
Thomas
Benton
John Leonberger
The
Courier
Mary
Bentonville
Eva Erwin
Adowly
Edith
Helen Rea
Rushville
May Cooney
Indianapolle
Ray Sungert
Aoe le
Tle
Rea
Renviis
Mies
Anna Kendle
Mother Dimmitt
Warren
Milton
Beets of the Library of Congress Catalogue Hues Bendved Cloris
A busy listing from the Library of Congress features hues and beets in the catalogue led by Cloris Bendved. The item appears among archival references and library notes.
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Library of Congress
Cotton Growth in German Colonies Attracts Attention
The report centers on growing cotton in German colonies with Prof Wohkman noted as a key figure. Details on methods and potential yields are discussed as the colonized regions seek agricultural advancement.
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Prance
Makeonan Conceal
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J. A.thomas
Rashvill
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Morgan
E. Manlove & Son
Central Avenue
Connersville, Ind
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Capital City
Farlan Hotel
Thuredays
Roy Wilkes
Adrai Wilkes
Genes Wilkes
Flora
Blue Bull
Bull-of-the- Woods
Quicksilver
U. S
Harry Lewis
Mgr
Riverside Park
Ind
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Wohktmaon
J. A. Walls
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