Disproportion of sexes noted in Australasia and global trends
A medical writer links rising homicides to summer heat and poor fruit intake, reports on gender imbalances in West Australia, and notes broader global shifts. Other items include rising American shoe influence in England, New York fire causes from discarded items, and a Colorado notary issue after marriage regarding name use. The piece also covers German American cable debates, holiday work attitudes, New York garbage and snow removal costs, alloyed Shamrock hulls, and early automotive interest signaling transport changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Fins
Greater
New York
Department of
Where Fields Grow Green And Meadow Daisy Beauty
Fragmentary verse lines recall fields and meadows with daisy imagery and music of birds. The text mentions aunts, summer, and singing through a dreamlike landscape, but readability is limited and many words are corrupted.
Plaza Miner and the Private Car Romance
In a Mexican plaza Gwin, a hopeful ploying fortune seeker with a forged mine tale, lures Miss Meredith and her father into a private car with a wealthy buyer. The scheme collapses when mining experts reveal La Conelita a failed Franklin ore claim, exposing Gwin as a fraud and leaving Meredith’s daughter shaken and wary.
Snow avalanche in Norway spares no one yet nets many fish
Odd natural event near Oslo on March 1 features a heavy snow slide into the Lilledal River that ejects the water and hundreds of fish, followed by days of villagers gathering fish from the snow and riverbank. The report notes a later discussion of a Guam colony with naval officers, their families, and provisioning ships.
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Norway
Christiania
Lilledal
Lalla
New York
Guam
Yosemite
Gruam
San Francisco
Gem
Portia Wreck Near Sambro Island Off Halifax
The steamer Portia from New York to Halifax was wrecked in dense fog off Sambro, near Big Fish Shoal. All 127 passengers and crew were safely landed on Sambro Island. one 12 year old boy perished. Captain Farrell steered to shore as the ship grounded, lifeboats saved all aboard despite heavy seas and poor visibility.
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Halltrax
Portia
New York
Halifax
Filon’s Iol
Sombro
Syrign Ind
Basha
Big Fish Shoal
Highton Sambro
Sutobro
Tarrett
Sambro
Fnner Sambro
Stmmer
Farrell
Bumbro
Clarke
Carroll
Matoland
Boon
Grand Duke George Paasen Dies in Unspecified Circumstance
An article reports the death of Grand Duke George, described as brother of the Czar and heir to the throne of a fictional realm Dawtiaghts. The text presents unclear cause and context, but asserts his passing and royal succession implications.
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George Paasen
Perensnone
George
Czar
Dawtiaghts
Grand Duke In Poor Health Amid Russian Line of Succession
The Grand Duke had been in ill health for years and suffered from consumption. The Czar's brother, Grand Duke Michael of Russia, is now heir apparent.
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Grand Duke
Michael of
Russia
Two Women Delegates Die in Cal Collison Near Newmean
A Burlington road passenger train carrying teachers bound for the National Educational Convention collided with a freight near Newmean California. Two women from St. Louis were killed Lona Thomas and Miss Addis Harris. Thirteen others injured, one severely. Mrs Harris died instantly. Mrs Hammond died shortly after.
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Newnan
Cal
Drury
Burlington Road
Bt. Loula
Los Angelea
Wrere
Lona Thomas
St. Louis
Addis Harria
Famine in Jamaica and Warship Visit to Antwerp
Severe drought grips southern Jamaica causing crop destruction and rural flight as natives' staple crops fail. Meanwhile, the United States warship Brooklyn will visit Antwerp in August for the van Dyck fêtes, with a grand reception planned.
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Jamaica
Brooklyn
Vialt Antwerp
Ttis
United States
Antwerp
Belgium
van Dyck
Gl A W Bans Wheel Discrimination Amid Cycling Debates
The Nebraska division of the GL A W condemns a discriminatory ordinance favoring certain bicyclists. Racing bodies report weak profits from Newark meets and discuss gear issues. Havana bike club forms as Calcutta police ban city rides. repair costs rise as riders face advice warnings and costly medical fees.
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Nebraska
GL. A. W
Cycbo
Newark
Palmer
Walters
Armstrong
Kugler
Havana
Hd Das
Cuba
Cidcutta Polles
Bombay
Benasals
Aerie
Navy court martial sentences amid broad military news
The navy’s Paymaster Wilcox faced a guilty verdict for drunkenness, with a mitigated sentence. Lt. Fuller is ordered to the Philippines as Chief Ordnance Officer. Captain McNeall is dismissed after court-martial findings on mess fund abuses. Treasury and Army notices follow, plus Cuban death and Mint tonnage data.
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Washington Sternp
W. B. Wilcox
Navy
Mare Feland Navy Yard
McKinny
Lst
Wilcox
Lawson M. Fuller
Ordnance Bureau
Philippinos
Army
John McNeall
Fourth Cavalry
Bia
Two Brave Army Girls and the Clendenin Family
Two sisters Helen and Etta Clendenin, daughters of Dr Paul Clendenin, brave army nurses, endure yellow fever and separation as their father dies in Santiago. Helen contracts fever aboard the McClellan and Ella nurses her, while both sisters await recovery in New York and Swinburne Island under quarantine.
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New Yong City
Huey Alice
Clensdeni
Helen
Etta
Guilesurg
Medical Corps
Clendenin
Santiago
Clendeolo
McClellan
Major Clendenin
Bundage
Helen Clentenin
Ella Clendenio
Mat Sla
Dr. Doty
Miss Clendenin
Brickley
Helen Clendenin
Swineburne
Ella Clendenin
Abe
Ella Clendento
Yaggala
Gitla
Disease hits cattle and game in Louisiana reports rise
Across Louisiana reports speak of widespread disease among cattle and game animals as mallaaut dense charbon spreads. In New York City a fatal five story tenement fire kills a child and injures twelve others. President McKinley appoints and then Bishop declines an Alabama postmaster post. Amateur golf champion Harriman wins Lake Forest title. General Wood returns to Cuba to combat yellow fever. Scarlet fever breaks at West Point affecting cadets. Queensland grants military aid amid colonial tensions.
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Mitchell
the Treasury
Rampson
Burtis
Ingello New York
Port of Spain
Trinidad
War Department
Bantingo de Cuba
James B.mclaughlin
Signal Corps
McLaughlin
Beconid
Regular Army
Treland
Harrison Gray Ota
White House
Walter 5. Cox
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Cox
Guiteau
Garfield
United States Patent Office
Patent Fund
M. Cambon
New England
State Department
Hughia
Louisiana
New Orleans
Homry
New York City
Rachel Silver
Gouvernene Hospital
Borbert M. Harriman
Meadow Brook
Hampstead
America
Lake Forest
Ill
Findlay & Douglas
United States declines arbitration on Hazleton rioting claims
The United States Government refused the Austrian Hungarian proposal to arbitrate claims for damages arising from the death of Austria-Hungarian subjects during September riots in Hazleton Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Austria-Hungary
Hazleton
Peon
European Hotels Swarmed by American Tourists
Great crowds of American tourists throng European hotels as transatlantic steamship lines reach capacity handling unusually large numbers of passengers.
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Europe
Captain Watkins Takes Blame for Paris Grounding Incident
Captain Frederick Watkins of the American steamship Paris has taken full blame for the incident that left the ship aground off the Corn coast near the Mauacles. He has been removed from command by his masters and ordered to remain aboard the grounded liner at the request of the ship’s writers.
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Frederick Watkins
Ine
Paris
Corn Coast
Mauacles
Hinself
Wathing
Heir to the Kasalan Throne in Rusgia Manifesto
A damaged OCR reads that the heir to Rusgia proclaims himself claimant to the throne, alleging his brother Duke Alesandecowitel opposes him. The text is unclear on dates, places, or official acts but implies a dynastic dispute and potential succession conflict.
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Caar
Rusgia
Tirhad Alesandecowitel
Advice from Austin to southern Mexico on fever outbreak
State health workers advise from Austin to southern Mexico citing yellow fever activity in multiple locations. Assistant U.S. Marine Hospital doctors stationed in Vera Cruz and other Mexican cities report the epidemic worsening and urge coordinated action.
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Dee Parment
Austin
Texas
Mexico
Vera Cie
United States Marine Hospital
Perview
Vera Cra4
Mexilco
Maple sugar industry at risk from caterpillar damage
Special from Bernows Falls Vermont reports severe damage to maple sugar trees by tent caterpillars threatening some top orchards in the state. The Vermont maple sugar makers anticipate over 30,000 gallons of syrup production this season but have received under 8,000 gallons. If no radical remedy is found, the industry could be ruined.
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el Rico
Mexico
Plaza Mader
Gwin
Miss Meredith
Mr. Meredith
Storms
Meredith
Hia
Father
Mish Meredith
Giwin
Cushing
Mountai Ranges
Beuntith
Tim
Lerdelf
Emma
Harry Tudor
Nazareth
Banton
Poon
Henry Chambers
Guilford
Conn
E. Weatherford
Floresses
Southern Railway
Aslepti Itsteam
Tuscumbia
Alan Winson
John Weatherford
Hissife
Ravings Bank’ of
St. Paul
Minn
Thomas A. Prendergast
Bherrodsville
Onin
Cleveland
Express
Otter
Fanston
Kansas
McKinley
Kansas Regiment
Lrerally
Ohio
Colutohad
Grayson
Speingdel
Hualinel
Lilite
Wally
Thomas W. Kinney
Portamouth
Colted States Court
Cincinnati
W. Kinway & Co
Kinney & Tibbetts
Ulysses
Neb
Victor
Ira Dobwen
John Amos, Jr
Willard Edlenburg
Spain
Villadelphia
Cenfacos
Guantanamo Bay
Marblehead
Joseph Hoyka
Marshalltown
Iowa
Royka
H Royka
Peter Yawisur
Hamden
Iida
Yanger
7. M. Rogers
Clinton D. Wingleht
Camp Verde
Arizona
Rogers
Winglelil
Samuel F. Fagus
United States Army
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Pague
Crofton
Fronz
Roosevelt Hospital
Bronx
John Indorf
Oscar Estaumbergoer
Indorf
Firlaz
Oscar Estaumberger
Patrick McLaughblin
Banatona
N. Y
Edgar T. Brackett, Jr
Denokett
Euizapeta
N. J
Horace L. Lenher
Walter L. Loner
Monrocatn
Apodal
Harold
Clark
Mtr
Mra
Charles Clark
Bloomilald
Charles Bailey
Paterson
Joseaph A. Qrotsky
Ponce
Passaic
General Hospital
Jackson
Pittspung
Penn
Hugh Savaga
Wilbur Lindburg
William Breeney
Mannignons
Peng
Frank
Judge Wells
Buliyan
Warnincrox
D. GC
Insular Commission
Fins
United States
Bernows Falls
Vermont Maple Sugar Makers
Australia
Austria
Bervia
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England
Amokor
Philadelphia Inquirer
London Times
British Isles
Philippines
Barrett
Siam
Great Britain
Ireland
Europa
PLAZA
Gwendolen Overton
States
Dos Reales
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Bensgo
Puisyless
Tany
Eid Gwin
Bennett
Nat
Maine
Gavin
Mr. Gwin
China
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Kan
Wilbur Fo
John F. Stites
Waters
Afica
Carie Worth
Wichita
Wiehata
Rocka
Sandro Pointe
Clore
Malpland
iThe
Newmean
Dreyfus
M. Dente
Isles du Halut
Indiana
M. Donel
Ly VM
Lasudeah
Carolines
Germany
Stuamper
Transvaat
House of Commons
London
Japan
Louise Wil
Lremonger
Durham Regiment
Wis Bhothy
Tang
Gregory
Bandera
Fremenger
Witliam
Hordeful
Bergen
Itia
Major Clenden
Bie Waaughters
Diles Helen
Amleo Etla
Onttco
Jack Biyhop
Wolfe Oak
Alabama
Wood
Leonard Wood
Weat Pointe
West Pont
N.Y
Ueenalso
Queensland
Hayenblud
South Africa
Great Beiluli
Bettie Tell
Dallas
Jobin
Dene Jean
Wikia
Lipaeamtt
Pomelpal
Syhood
Tod
Bla
Carlishe
Jeter Ty
Tate
Urrer
Notory
Anal
Faeee
Panoy
Atate Ana Peak
Southern
Benna—Bmarrow
Choice
Lima
W.N.Y
Raspberslon
Jersey
Pelme
Pacific Coast
L. E
L. I
Onath
Duluth
Hye
Vwestern
Dewey
Fainona
Maonila Bay
Goa
Re Statzs
Svalron
Devenee
Hint By
Congress
Mantly Bay
Islands
American Line
Loxvon
Falmouth
Southampton
Auatrig
Watkins
Washington
Porto Hive
Wasnmnorox
D. C
Washington, D, CO
Internal Revenue
Bradstraet
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