Notable Accidents Mar The list of fatalities from various accidents
The article catalogs deaths from numerous accidental causes including needles, tooth fillings, corns, choking, a baby carriage collapse, a horse injury, plate glass cuts, and medical poisonings. It notes especially high fatalities in recent days from incidents in mining fields and hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Carter
Edward Campbell
Traltimore
Chicago
Mary Moran
Buffalo Avenue
Wis
Charles H. Ormond
Milwaukee
David Grege
Salt Lake City
Messenger Girls in London Break New Labor Ground
Report from Reuters Telegraph notes Reuters employs twenty four girls as messengers in London. They are paid two dollars and fifty cents a week, praised for neatness and reliability, with debates over expanding the program to other messengers and male workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuter’s Telegraph Company
Reuter’s
Londo
Giants Among the Seals in South Pacific Habits
German scientist Professor C Chun and naturalist Robert Hall study the sea elephants in the South Pacific, mainly near the Verguelas Islands. They note August mating, February or March return, and seasonal temperaments from dull winter to lively spring. Tall witnesses describe large herds undisturbed by a human in their resting state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Chun
Kergueles
C. Chun
Legun
South Pacific Ocean
Tle
Robert Hall
Vergueles Islands
May Tall
Banquet Jokester Sat Between Empty Seats
A jovial guest at a large banquet found himself flanked by two vacant chairs as oysters and first courses were served. He remained cheerful, answering a question about enjoyment with a brisk remark about sitting next to two fellows who weren’t there.
The Duke of Copingehit and Royal Family Under Fire
A fragmentary report notes the Duke of Copingehit and the Duke of Welling tom among royal figures with strong features and virility. It mentions royal popularity with the army and asserts they are among the few English royals to have faced gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copingehit
Althoush
Wellingtom
Connaught
Queen Victoria
Duke of Campbridge
Longest Railway Runs Record Across Nations
England holds a record for the longest railway run without a stop from Paddington to Exeter, 194 miles. France follows with Paris to Geneva at 1,650 miles. America reports a New York to Troy route of 60 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Paddington
Ixeter
France
Paris
Gnalais
Almeriga
New York
Troy
Wiles
Fragmented Readout on Possessions and Public Feeling
A garbled excerpt discusses differences in populations under various rule and mentions a vague measurement of 2S 600MEss people versus 20T,066,000. The piece notes Russia's position and ends with an odd analogy about a boy coming downhill behind you, emphasizing unease or nervousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atic
Russia
Mrs McKinley Ends Her Days In Grief For Husband
The widow of William McKinley dwells in sorrow at North Market Street Canton thinking only of the past. She spends her days in memory of her two children and the president, awaiting the messenger of death while losing interest in ordinary tasks and family entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Young
Wabash, Inc
P. Seeger
Chicago
Thaca
N. Y
Clair
Sioux City
Iowa
Adelaide E. Wibourne
Loyal
Dai J. Berry
Jackson
Gans
Meixinley
North Market Street
Canton
Buffalo
Temple of Music
Westlawn Cemetery
Ida Saxton
Wiliam McKinley
William McKinley
Murs. MickKinley
Democratic Duty on Philippine Policy and Schley Pay
The piece argues for the Democrats to confront Republican imperialism over the Philippines, citing the 1900 platform and Monroe Doctrine. It asserts independence for Filipinos, warns against a perpetual colonial system, and urges accountability for public expenditures, including Schley’s court-of-inquiry costs. It concludes with a call from Joplin Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
Republican Party
Republic
United States
Phe
Central and
South America
Philippines
Senate
House
Theepublicans
Cuba
Platter
Hagland
South
Amercans
Venezuela
Europe
Hansas
Democratic Party
Lincoln Commonder
Shold
Schley
Admiral Schley
Court of Inquiry
Heo
Spain
Joplin, Mo
Globe
Indian amusements and games of ancient times
Indian amusements comprise running leaping and swimming matches games of ball games with pebbles or dice and numerous dances described in the ancient traditions.
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Edward Fisher
Rockford
Bin
Messenger Girls
Puge of
Mrs. M'Kinley
Asiatic Museum
St. Petersburg
Mrs
MI Tinley
Aweinley
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