Abolition of Corporal Punishment Sways Cushnoc Grammar School
Mr. Gilson, veteran Cushnoc Grammar School master, faces a committee vote to suspend him for two months while praising the old methods. A pupil note incident leads to a conflict over punishment, but the mayor and students honor the teacher with a farewell leave and public praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie
Mr. Gilson
Papa
Cushnoc
Grippe
Gilson
Fark
Schobolité
Eball
Packer
Guy Parker
Guy
Jackson
Master Parker
Parker
Mr. Gibson
Gus
Gilly
Te’ Chalrwan
Mr. Gollson
Gilton
Cushnoe Grammar School
Itue
Avas
Curhney
Rehcher
Old Songs Fade From Popular Taste, Says Boston Paper
The New Bedford Standard notes Samuel Mitchell, author of once famous ballads like Touch the Harp Gently, saw his songs fade as new tastes rise. Mitchell's sugary minstrel era tunes sold millions, but now sit in attics or ash barrels while younger generations seek new tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuéla X. Mitchell
New
Hedford
Louise
England
Maggie
Alfie
Farm Milking Conditions and Dairy Gains
The article argues for improving milking setups with sheltered sheds and stalls to protect workers and improve milk yield. It notes cows should be well cared for, advocates buying the best cow available, and promotes cream separators as essential. It discusses calf rearing into baby beef and stresses ventilation and clean air for dairy health.
Efficient stall design and crop rotation in farm practice
The article describes affordable stalls with feed racks and ventilation to reduce waste and prevent injury, plus a farm note on crop rotation. It emphasizes using two primary crops, corn and grasses, for soil fertility and the need for disciplined rotation to maintain future yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thun
Indinapolis
Japanese Settlement in Texas Tea and Silk Ambitions
A New York Tribune excerpt notes plans for Japanese colonists to cultivate tea and silk on 10 000 acres in Ree County near the San Antero region. It claims mulberry trees thrive in Texas and predicts labor growth and diversification of exports. The piece suggests Japanese settlers will adopt American ways and citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree
San Antero
Texas
Tepas
Pexas
United States
New York Tribune
Death of King Christian X of Denmark Sainted by Europe
Reports from Copenhagen and London recount the sudden peaceful death of King Christian X of Denmark at Anton on a quiet afternoon. The monarch, age and years weighing on him, died after long audiences and fatigue, leaving a wide web of royal ties across Europe and prompting immediate parliamentary reactions. The king, born April 8, 1518, rose to the throne after Frederick VII and was famed for sober leadership and devotion to family and country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
Christian X
Kine
Frederick
Mopaveh
Jinlfao
Anton
Uring
Damish
London
Christini
Wiliam
Schileswigdolstein-Sonderburg-Glucksburg
Louise
Williaw of
Hoske-Cassel
Wigbride
Ask
Frederick VII
Charles
Timne
Charles XV
Sweden
Norway
Christian
Europe
Bomb Blast Wrecks House Wounding One In Sleep
An explosion near the kitchen door of Paul Mosezguchi's apartments at 2:20 am wrecked three rear rooms and injured Miss V Meria Bara kowlcz who slept nearby. Inmates awoke as the blast rattled the neighborhood and Manel C. Bookt, an invalid, was hospitalized.
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Homby
Meria Barakowlcz
Paul Mosezguchi
Annie Petro
Travittence
W Lo
Paterson
Sweet Heart
Run Louse Fo
Ellison
Andrew Ferrara
Passaic
Fire at Nir Inn Hwtel claims six women on top floor
A morning blaze at Nir Inn Hwtel killed six women found on the top floor after a fire broke out in a nesting area. Rescue efforts and investigations are ongoing as authorities assess the extent of the disaster and locate missing individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frase Mme
Je Freien
Sik
Ancient Maya city discovery shocks Guatemala area
Archaeologist Count Meurice de aosny reports uncovering a supposed ancient Mayan city in Guatemala's Veten District. He cautions it will take months to verify. Rebels clash with troops. casualties reported near Ku as Cransenedsda. Japan's wartime cost tallies at 385 billion won. six sailors lost in the Ela G. capsize off Vietagli. Prominent figures include Eliot and Gorky, with political shifts noted around Norway and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meano City
Meurice de Aosny
Veten
Guatemala
Sing Sing and Auburn Prisons Targeted for Rebuilding
A state commission report condemns Sing Sing and Auburn as unhealthy, overcrowded and disease prone. It urges two new prisons on separate sites with modern cells, water and drainage, replacing the current facilities and moving the penal center from Ossining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Commission
Sing Sing
Sine Sing
Fair City
Hudson
Ossining
Dainty
Sing Slugg
Basa Tweed Way
Steawalls
Jacob Sharon
Broadway Street Railroad
John WY. McWane
Coney Istana
Sev
Ferdinannt Ward
Geant
Jeweler Forced to Work in Streets After Assault Trial
Robert Beachman, a 50 year old jeweler, was convicted in Polk Court of assaulting Mrs Heachman. He was fined 25 and costs and sentenced to thirty days on the streets or in a coal mine. Beachman had migrated from Rochester New York prior to the incident.
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Decatur
Robert Beachmay
AL Skeges
Ir Polive
Mre
Heachman
Beachman
Fentehem
Bes
Beachian
Racheater N.Y
Sikh School Boys Face Lawsuit Over Hazing Death
Plaintiffs sue Hazel High students alleging hazing caused the death of a gamer named Dolh at a party on November Y. The suit seeks 1040 in damages from Carlton Sher Wood and others involved, with High School officials named in the case.
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Dolh
S Papi
Vortintas
Oro -Uhigbes J
Leat
Ned
Carlton Sher Wood
Chinages
High Seloo Yard
Yade
Tony
Caugiys
Berlin Suburbs Move to Seize Railway Company
Municipal authorities plan to take initiative wires to acquire the Berlin Street Railway Company. The action aims to consolidate control over Bevin suburbs and adjacent towns, resisting monopoly and securing street operations. The company shows a capital of 25,4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suteer Railway
Fight With Brass Chief Ended By Police Guns
In Patterson New Jersey police battled a gang led by Charles Buffano an Italian who faced sentencing for stealing brass journals from the Susquehanna Railroad in December. Buffano was wounded multiple times and captured after a shootout with four Delaware Lackawanna and Western detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Butta
Susquehanna Railroad
Mountainview
Delaware, Lackawanna ,and Western Railroad
Buffanoe
Wilion Jeniche
Jersey City
Patrick Downing
Hoboken
Buffano
Morris Canal
Smallwoods
St. Joseph's Hospital
Paterso
Ux Street Stilton
Tatelty
Butanewie
Huffane
Howard Stanley
Stanley
Billy
Anfane
In Fave
Paterson
Army Reserve Plans 50,000 Men for Coast Defense Five Years
Secretary Taft backs several military bills to expand coast guard defense and army readiness. Hull introduces a reserve force of 40,000 to 50,000 trained men for five years, movable anywhere in the United States, with ten years of instruction and active service in war. Proposals also include six coast artillery batteries, pay raises for noncommissioned officers, retirements by selection, a service corps, and veterinary corps reorganization.
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Washington
Saft
Hull
Chatrama
House Committee On
United States
Taft
Ane
Coast Artiller
Heartet
Supply Department
Veterinary Corps
Arm
Microbe Linked to Paralysis in Edinburgh Discovery
Dr W F Robertson reports findings from experiments in Edinburgh showing a microbe may cause paralysis and be linked to disease similar to tuberculosis and diphtheria. The microbe appears traceable in miltro-corsets and found in blood and cerebrospinal fluid, suggesting a new infectious agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Scotland
Ape College of Physicians
W. F. Robertson
Fire destroys seven buildings at Newport Naval Station
A blaze at the United States Naval Training Station at Coaster's Harbor Island in Newport left seven connected buildings destroyed and an estimated 100000 in losses. Apprentices and sailors helped fire crews while Physical Instructor Joseph Kirby freed confined boys from the detention building. The Constellation practiced ship was saved as wind shifted and responders fought the flames through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. L
United States Naval Training Station
Coaster’s Harbor Island
Boeke
Bi Cade
Newport Wire Department
Sawyer
Joseph Kirby
Kirby
Fremen
Naval War Colexe
Orig’ Naval Board
Kaiser Calls Old Company for Silver Wedding Celebration
The account notes Emperor Wilhelm inviting Cominhand veterans to mark his silver wedding anniversary. It recalls Mr Hesse, a 25 year sculptor and former sergeant, who served when the Kaiser wed February 24 1881. Surviving members to be honored at the ceremony. Also mentions the first passenger train through a tunnel completed February 26 1905 and expected opening in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kan
Stephen Messe
Giegshuang
Emperor Wiliam
Mr. Hesse
Germain Pitagwy
Kaisor
Amary
Simpson
Teolla
Maly
Ruthie
Autoist and Wighe Killed Crossing Tracks in Woe
A passenger train in Kentucky struck Louisvill Ky Dr and Mrs, killing the driver and their companion. A separate report notes a double murder suicide in Providence Kansas, with Cordial details. A field of sports covers hockey, golf, and football news with multiple named figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvill, Kys
Af Lovinvall
Southern Railway
Ruechel
Ter Nalles
Stuetor
New York Beggars Reported by United Charities Soviets
Disordered text notes an army of beggars in New York City amid winter weather, referencing Emperor Williams Sanus and wartime ships, with scattered mentions of officials and a president. The garbled lines suggest a plea or report from a Soviet or charity body about social distress in city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain
New York
United Charities Soviets
Ciy
Local notes recount illnesses and community events in Millville
A garbled item mentions a six year old Sue Cairlesworth in Millville with Whooping Cough and hospital care by Dr. John W. Wade. It also references civic leaders, a municipal band, an accident involving Mrs Abraham Stiller, and a Chilean government nitrate promotion program.
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Sue Cairlesworth
Leonid “Bares
Millville
Tiros
John W. Wade
Cad
Yeousatoa Hospital
Milhedolpia
Reign of Dowie Ends in Zion City
Chicago action reports Dr John Alexander Dowies departure from Zion City and loss of financial control. Deacon representatives say a Gentile led era and new factories will follow. Foreclosure threats on Zion City mortgages totaling 110000 discussed with attorney Whitney C Upton of Waukegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Ion
Dowie
Jamaicca
Dowle
Whitney C. Upton
Waukegan
Alary J. Durkin
Hiram Ferry
Kid McCoy Forms Watch Company in New York
The Norman Selby Company of New York City formed to handle watches and jewelry with $10,000 capital in Albany. Directors include Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy, G T Shmpson, and Benjashin Marcus. A mix of political notes and domestic items follow, including graft accusations and Panama Canal talk.
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Kid McCoy
Norman Selby Company
New York’City
Albany, N.Y
Norman Selby
G. T. Shmpson
Benjashin Marcus
New York City
Warren Bill Promotes Women's Federal Voting Rights
A proposed measure by Senator Warren seeks to grant women in all states the right to vote for Representatives in Congress. The report on the Statehood bill moves favorably to the Senate led by Chairman Beveridge. Hawaii’s delegate Kalantaiolaole is slated to keep his seat in this Congress. President sends William Spry’s name for Utah United States Marshal. Philippines committee favors nominations Henry Clay Ide as Governor General and John F. Smith as Vice Governor.
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Warren
Congress
Senate
Beveridge
Committee On Territories
Tonna Kivilo Kalantauaole
Wiliam Spry
United States
Utah
Senate Committee On
Philippines
Henry Clay Ide
Vermont
John F. Smith
California
Manila Secrecies and Philippine Governance Shuffle
Three American regiments at Manila are held under field orders for emergencies while two more regiments with artillery await orders. Isa Guillani Pacific Company of New York won a Philippines insular government contract to build a modern Manila sewerage system. T H Pardo del Javara resigns from the United States Philippine Commission citing Filipino portfolio rights. Filipino newspapers laud ex Governor Wright and greet Ide as his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Islands
Isa Guillani Pacific Company
New York City
Philippines
T. H. Pardo del Javara
United States Philippine Commission
Wright
Ide
Varied 1904 World News Highlights From Coast to Coast
A collage of brief items notes resignations at the Naval Academy amid hazing, new policing systems for criminal ID, a near-fatal landanum incident saving a bride, a model town in Indiana named Corey after President Corey, and leadership polls in the Southern Soft Yarn Spinners. Other notes cover imperial audiences in Tokyo, regressive taxation talks in Morocco, and oblique international sightings from Glasgow to St. Petersburg.
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Midchipman Warerthorne
New York
Naval Academy
Shaw
Massachusetts Police
Arthur Keating
Landanum
Suffolk
J. Edward Griggs
Bin
Dlinois Steel Company
Hyfington
Ind
Corey
W. Ellis Corey
J. W. Cannon
Concord
N. C
Chicago
Hazel
Buffalo
Jay Gould
Thomas A. Edison
Gould
Minnesota
Bahama
Lee, Liliisston
W. A. Sewell
Baltimore
Frank D. Adams
Georess
McGill University
Montreal
Canada
Lyell
Royal Geographical Society of London
Ibe Mikado
Tokio M. Kurino
Rrussia
France
Rifle Brigade
Switzerland
Austria
Lisbon
Portuguese East Aire
University of Glasgow
Auguste Rodin
International Society of Fine, Arte
Aounttyeederic Lainsdorf
Baron Rocine
Cex ‘Lind
Russia
Copenhagen
British Columbia
St. Petersburg
Spain
Algeciras
Morocco
Sir Henry Irving
London
England
Lawo Sons
David B. Aria
Jules Deepecher
Cyrus Field
Dob Pender
Park
Edward Thornton
Washington, D. C
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Pear Tapes
Indianapolis News
Loudun
ANG
Detar
Moriarch
ALL
Lancheon
Nir
Ciry
Kuas
Cransenedsda
Japan
Dukie
Sis
Ela G
Vietagli
B.C
Trane
Farshall
Braved
Brent Hey Noty
Ds Cenentey
Eliot
Hearveird
George Kaldelganse
Scowls
Ueighton
Gland
Maxim Gorky
St. Verwishing
State Commission
Dealaras/ It
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ER. Beachmans
Techester ,Nlm
Cen
al Vernout
Easton
New England
Boston
Moutren
Cen Hal Vernout
Expresa
Cryw Ownership IY
Berlin
Jersey
State. News
Amie Willims
Vinelondark
Amie
Don Corowner Totter
George Cunningham
Timohe
Locke
Nickersond
Potter
Borough
Cape May Point
Towats
Fids Agin
Jonastlan
New Brunswick
International Smokeless Powder
Parlin
Satta
John Apmegate
Sayreville
Leon
Raepath
Oston
Noddon Price
South River
Dillay Dudge
James B. Lull
Dundee
Court of Errors and Appeal
Wis
Trenton
Colby
Mal Dill
Tone Wats
Promanent Corporation
Wad
Anany Bie
Maire Wotbey
Fatimer
Edward Till
Pranklyn
Joseph’ Knuth
Carnegie Library
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Andrew Carnegie
Kearny
Board of Alder,wen
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Oll
W. F. Roberton
Tinburgh
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Naval Department
Kaiser
OLD Company
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Thor
Caucasus
Genel Griuznoty
Tittsony
Charles Whin
Freieh
Charles Db Riggs
Portland
Winn
Winns Uved
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Winit
Cunnetty
Gaus
Britt
Neon Timmy Callahan
Shamrock Hockey Fen
Willie’ Smith
Anercat
F Ae . 2 Ltds
Antonie Bile
Barnegay
Sam Mose
Yale
Foorhs
UN Aeen
le National Parse Shay
Antetign
Tndy
Sia Miro Golf Tanks
City of Mexicg
Maysea Ulubc
Deeman Nue
LUCEY
Emperor Walkin
Vineitik
Oygandivat
W.or. Beoghley
Vary
Jesup A. Canewell
Frank Graham
Seen
Thirker
Treasuren
Thoin
Rue Tis Matteger
Tike
Atlood Volsaon
Abrahmy Stiller
Allenton
Chile
Wihdow
W. B. Fairless
E. B. Whittenoat Marks
Fairless
Esser
the Malls of Congress
Williams
Panawa Canal
Lurton
House of Representatives
Panama Canal
Secretary of War
Army
Whitehall Street
Depew
Cannon
South
Fesus
Republcan
Roosevelt
Bits & News
Livorsky
Anistake
Tyoxarovsky
Taymdnd Prefontaine
Christmas Parks
Mont i General Barba
Galfway
Tmrenimomiety
Penang
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