Eating the Flesh of Poisoned Animals
The article reviews studies on consuming meat from animals killed by poisons. It cites Schmidt Mullheim and others noting that such flesh may be eaten without danger, with experiments feeding poisoned meat to dogs and even humans showing no injurious effects. It calls for further tests on belladonna-related cases.
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Schmidt‘Mulheim
Revista Internazionale d'Igiena
Naples
Timms
Universal Medical Magazine
Fesvr
Spallanzani
Zoppi
Sonnenschein
Froehner
Knudson
Weighting the Maharajah of Travancore with gold bars ceremony
The annual Hindoo Tal abbaram ceremony in Travancore featured the Maharajah weighing against gold coins. Government purchases of about 2008 pounds of gold through Aleppo aided the rite. After rites and offerings, the Maharajah lifted the scale as drums and volleys marked the procession. Officials distributed coins to about 15,000 people from the fort gates.
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Tal‘abbaram
Travancore
Aleppo
Mohstajah
Dewan
Illuminating Candle Projectile Reported by Italian Government
The Italian government tests a candlelike projectile that emits a powerful light upon impact. The device, designed to shield from cannon fire and illuminate targets, breaks on contact releasing a candescent material of about 100000 candles. Military observers await confirmation of its success.
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New York Commercial Advertiser
Egyptian stone age tool exhibit at Petrie museum
The article notes a wooden hafted tool with flint saws found on the Mile near Moses and showcased in Flinders Petrie's private London collection, addressing how Stone Age people cut crops. It also cites the Bureau of Immigration figures showing 6,000,000 arrivals in the U S over the past twelve years, with England Scotland and Wales sending about 60,000 annually.
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Flinders Petrie
London
St. Louis Republic
National People's party convention opens in Omaha
The National Convention of the People's party began in Omaha at 2 p.m. with welcome by Mayor Bemis and a speech by Ben Terrill. Temporary officers were chosen, a roll call of state members followed, and a memorial service plan was adopted for L. Le Polk and Gilbert Delameter.
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People’s Party
Omaha
Neb
Taubereck
National Commission
People's Party
Benjamin Diffenbacher
Alliancs
Taubeneck
Georgy P. Bemsis
Mabe
Bemis Bat
Alliance
Ben Terrill
Terrill
Hourean Taubeneck
National Committee
C. H. Ellington
Georgia
Stoned
Great Farmer’s Organization
Polk
Wilson
North Carolina
Todd
Michigan
Ellingtor
Washington
Mount Vernon
Ellington
Ignatius Donnelly
Athonesota
Aolly
Alabama
J. J. Manning
Alexander Campbell
la Salte, II
L. le Polk
Gilbert Delameter
Cincinnati
Committee On
Cyclone Davis
Committee On Credentials
Honore J. Jaxon
Chicago
H. L. Loucks
South Dakota
J. W. Hayes
New Jersey
Loucki
Svhenbo
Knights of Tabor
Rochester
Ignatius Donnally
Resolutions Committee
James B. Weaver
Iowa
Kyle
General Field
Virginia
Ignatius Doanoelly
Minnesota
Mann Pagrejot Virzina
Weaver
Norton
Ben Terrell
Texas
Field
Terrell
Various National Headlines From the Fourth of July News
The report notes a Philadelphia Mint forgery tied to Mary employed there, a Vermont murder by a gun accident, Carnegie Steel restructuring taxation duties in Pittsburgh, and multiple sports and weather items. It also covers Fourth of July celebrations nationwide, political notes, and overseas dispatches with notable deaths and appointments.
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Middle States
Mary
Philadelphia
Penn
Cresten Bortz
Steven's Mills
Py Troy
Pittsburg
Pann
Carnegie Steel Company, Limited
Crimsons
Jina
Wale
Columbia
Harvard
Boston
Quincy
Manas
Paterson
N. d
Tanavanour
Aiddle
N. J
Notor
Dann
Jonal Savings Bank
Bullsle
Trade stats show exports and imports for May with gains
Treasury data show May exports at 3 592 760 dollars and imports at 69 004 193 dollars. Eleven months totals compare to prior year. Also reported are bullion movements and immigrant arrivals, plus a Civil War era marker noting Daniel Webster’s birthplace marked by a boulder near Franklin New Hampshire.
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United States Treasury Department
United States
Senate Proceedings Overview of Fifty-Second Congress
The Senate and House held multiple votes on appropriation and pension bills with conference reviews. Key actions include passage and conference on the Legislative Appropriation, Post Office funds, Invalid Pension measures, and a General Foster nomination. Filibusters and committee discussions dominated days in December and January.
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Senate
Dar
Tinstion
North
South Dakota
John W. Foster
G. A. St
Public Works
United States
District of Columbian
Bilver
Barroom Shootout in Clarendon Kills Two Men and Wounds Deputy
In a Clarendon barroom a feud erupts with five shots as Green and Bell fire at point blank range. Both men die, and Deputy Inspector Benjamin Grissom of Amarillo is wounded and dies at midnight.
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Clarendon
Texas
Green
Bell
Benjamin Grissom
Amarillo
Texas farmer Pierce executes three in Grayson County
Pierce, a Pottsboro area farmer, killed Morgan E Pack and then fatally wounded his wife after accusing them of infidelity. He reportedly slashed his wife’s throat, dragged her inside, and then killed himself.
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M.om. Pierce
Pottsboro
Grayson County
Texas
Morgan E. Pack
Mrs Pierce
Pierce
Pack
Late Wholesale Prices of Country Produce Quoted in New York
Wholesale price listings show various fruits vegetables and dairy items in New York markets. The list names beans peas greens and other produce with regional sources such as Western New York New Jersey Bermuda and Southern states, plus dairy items and poultry prices.
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New York
Behns
Barrow
Lima
Cholea
Crato
N. Y
Courand
N.Y
N. d
N. J
Diesessereern
Norfolk
Ceeseeseee Lim
L. F
Poe
Bermuda
New Orleans
Jersey
Long Island
Benoy
Savannah
City Mall Extra
Ud BF Harley
Gew Uuts
Aks
Weswru
Choten
Prohibition Party Chooses Bidwell At Cincinnati Convention
The Prohibition National Convention met in Cincinnati Ohio with delegates in attendance. After debates on voting rules and organization Colonel Eli Kitter was named permanent chairman and John Bidwell emerged as the presidential nominee on the first ballot.
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Cintionatis Ohio
Dickie
National Committee
J. G. Evang
Ilinois
Lockwood
First Baptist Church
Naional
John BP
St. John
Eli Kitter
Indianapalis
Capairman
Sam Small
Cincinnati
Jonn Bidwell
Sam Brall
Groo
New York
Exen
Til
Prolontei
Eli F. Ritter
Todianapolia
Eli Ritter
Indianapolis
Ind
J.C. Quinn
W. W. Gibby
Virgins
Prohibition Party
Gibbs
Orgin
Resolutions Committee
Col. Baston
West Virginia
Treasury
Pitter
United States
California
Joan
Kaw
John Bidwell
Chico
Cal
W. Jennings Demorest
J. Lloyd Thomas
Ohio
B. Logan
Gideon T. Stewart
Bidwell
Bilwall
Demorest
Stewart
Labor Trends Across Regions Highlight Worker Demand
The Labor World notes strong demand in North Dakota for help and growing employment in diverse sectors. It cites Italian women in industry, organized labor activity in Toledo and New England, and railway workers gaining new locals. reports on strikes, yard commitments, and shifts in mining and construction demand.
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Fann
North Dakota
Calfornia
Chicago
Northwest
Iabor
Toledo
Olio
Ieat
New England
Lakes Wariup
Amatler Industrie
Mississippi River
Pavers and Rammera
New York City
Italy
Brotherhood of
M. Narias
Congress Diapiene Ouviere
Sley
World Fair Exhibits Bashurst Russia Miners and More
Russia plans extensive display at the World’s Fair promising unmatched mineral exhibits. Nations including Great Britain and France seek more space. Turkey and Switzerland announce pavilions and subsidies. A Turkish pavilion team and Swiss watch industry exhibit funds are noted. A model paper mill and diverse animal and maritime displays also appear among preparations in Chicago. The Jolly palace features thousands of colored glasses and electric lighting.
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Russia
Great Britain
France
Germany
California
Alexander
Servin
Milan
Natalio
Hea
Lesser Antilles
Columbus
Jackson Park
Chicago
Swiss National Council
Ose
Kentucky
American Ostrich Company
Fall Brook
San Diego County
Washington
South's Development Expands With 971 New Industries
The Tradesman tracks a 1592 second quarter surge in Southern industry with 971 new and in process establishments. Agriculture, canning, textile, sugar and foundry sectors show growth across Georgia, Tennessee, Texas, Alabama, Virginia and other states, while oil, gas, mining and phosphate activity varies and outdoor investments attract outside financiers.
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the Tradesman
South
Tratesman
Texas
Georgis
Ostibus
Tennessee
Wix
Andyhoo
Erectal
Georgia
Virgini
Kentucky
Tennesse
Alabama
West Virzlaia
Belekant Tile Works
Tannessos
South Carolina
Wart Virginia
Alabauis
North Carolina
Baling
Georzia
Alsbuina
Mitsissippi
Jennsons
Louisiana
Anan
Mintot
Olzhtven
Tennessay
Tventy-oneles
Kus
Revolution in Honduras gains momentum amid naval action
The steamer Joseph Oters Sr, seized by Monturcanian insurgents under Colonel Nulla, arrived at quarantine, with reports of a north coast uprising, general sympathy for the revolution, and the alleged capture of Truxillo and the Commandante General Munoz. Officials and others were killed, while an assault on Ruatuu failed and the vessel returned to Trujillo before Ceiba. Taxes imposed on merchants were rescinded, boosting Nulla's popularity.
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Inman Line
Chicago
Ireland
Paris
Henry M. Stanley
North Lambeth
Kirz
Kabode
Havelka
Andrew Catveers
Aberdorn
Scotland
Aberdeen Mbrary
Joseph Oters
Wader
Nulla
Orloangy Lu Sho
Sud
Truxillo
Munoz
Portillo
Reveral Overs
Orea
Ase Mity
Ruatuu
Thea
Trujillo
Ceiba
Nula
Boar
Bandit Leader Shot After Raid Terrorizes Elzulan Mexico
In Elzulan Mexico a gang led by Martial Casillas terrorized locals for months. After a raid that killed Jose Loz, pursuit led to mountains where Casillas was captured and shot. The bandits’ hideout reportedly yielded stolen plunder as authorities tighten control and rail lines face flood damage nearby.
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Elzulan
Mexico
Martial Casillas
Jose Loz
Tams
Coiingatul
Rillad
Res
Casillas
Elzulat
Mascots Aboard Warships And A Frog Farm Tale
Sailors prize aboard animals as mascots from goats on the Baltimore to parrots on the Chicago and seals on Thetis. Monkeys, dogs, cats, pigeons and even a bear cub appear with curious tales of life at sea. In green lane Penn frogs from J F Frederick and N A Frey yield revenue, frog legs selling for ten cents a pair and weekly sales around 1500 pairs.
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Sakora
The
Baltimore
William Goat
Uncle Sam
Navy
Richmond
Orasher
Dias
Yorktown
Youthc
Chicago
Bootewain
Arctic
Apel
New York Herald
J. F. Frederick
N. A. Frey
Green Lane
Penn
Norristown
Frederick
New York Sun
When Snake Poison Is Harmless
A Washington Post report notes that some venoms including Italian viper venom and South American Indian arrow poison can be swallowed safely if there is no mouth wound. It cites Humboldt’s record of a person swallowing four Italian vipers’ venom with no ill effects.
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Washington Post
Resignation of Count von Wedel Linked to Imperial Ventures
The resignation of Count von Wedel, Emperor William's householder, is attributed to the Emperor's extravagance in building enterprises. The report notes the financial strain and loss of confidence as key factors behind the departure.
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Count von Wedel
William
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Pelmner & Price
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Br. Ava
Genuin
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Piso
Liz
Okue
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W. L. Douglas
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