Canals of France and a Prince Edward anecdote
The piece describes France’s vast canal network linking river basins and the towboats that travel them. A London Tatler anecdote follows, with Prince Edward recalling a theological lesson about universal happiness and equality, joking that even great grandfather Victoria might resist.
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France
Bouthern
Paris
San Francisco
Prince Edward of Wales
Queen Victoria
London Tatler
Ideal Woman's Medicine Promoted By Mrs Josie Irwin
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for female complaints. Mrs Josie Irwin of Nashville Tennessee endorses it and invites women to write to Lynn Massachusetts for advice without charge.
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Josie Irwin
College St
Nashville
Tenon
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Leyte
Atlantic
Pacific
Israel
Mra.l. M. Griffith
Arco
Idaho
Ness
Tam
Wreck of Saginaw Hamilton Turbulent Fog Disaster
In dense fog off Virginia coast the steamers Saginaw and Hamilton collided. Saginaw sank with many aboard. reports list passengers and crew lost or missing, including several women. Hamilton rescued survivors, with one woman dead in its Lifeboat scene.
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Norfolk
Raginow
Clyde Line
Richmond
Philadelphia
Virginia
Bomilton
Old Dominion
New
Saginaw
Tunnell
Namilton
A. Gilmore
P. L. Pendieton
Florence Newby
Edna Ward
E. Jones
Mary Robertson
Edward Goslee
Wiliam Bitters
Mary Anderson
Cook
Wiliam Morris
Walter
Peter Swaunton
Winter Quarter
Fenwick Istana
R. B Bonz Sals
New York City
Egg Warbor
Cape Charles
Hamilton
W. GL
Morrla
Elamiliton
Gossee
Sani
Rench’s
Chester
Ele
Muncedionin
John H. Ker
A. A. Shaw
Schwab Re-elected President of United States Steel
At a New York meeting of the Board of Directors of United States Steel Corporation Charles M. Schwab was unanimously re-elected to serve as President for the ensuing year. All current officers were re-elected. Senator John T. Dryden of New Jersey was elected director to replace the late Abrams Tiewitt. Robbers Seize 3000 From Freeman Bank. The Treasury Secretary designated Byron B. Watte of Michigan as a member and President of the Board of General Appraisers in New York. Mr Fischer remains on the board.
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Charles M. Schwab
Boar of Directors
United States Steel Corporation
New York City
Corporation
John T. Dryden
New Tersey
Abrams. Tiewitt
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Byron
Watte
Michigan
General Approlerrs
New York
Fischer
Missionary Denial in Saloniea Death Report
Mrs James Miller of Cedar Falta Town received a cablegram noting the death of her daughter Mrs ward B Waxkell, a missionary, at Saloniea Turkey. The report states nothing indicating the death was not natural.
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James Miller
Cedar Falta
Town
Cmt
Ward B. Waxkell
Saloniea
Turkey
Famine to Chin Kwangal Province reported by State Department
The State Department in Washington received a telegram from Pronyon in McWade Canton Nit detailing famine relief efforts. It warns of worsening conditions as ngày framing? reportedly 159000 persons are starving and immigration relief is urged.
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Salvador
State Department
Warhington
Merry
Bnt
Washington
McWade
Canton
Kwangal
Staryiig
Foreien
Circuit Attorney Polk Refuses Gift for Official Duty
St Louis Circuit Attorney Joseph W. Polk rejects a $1000 gift as improper for an official performing duty. The matter centers on concerns about acceptance by public officials and the ethics of gifts in office.
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Bok
Joseph W. Polk
St. Louis
Freed priest cleared in murder case at Elyria
Coroner's jury finds Agatha Reletus died from wounds inflicted by a stone in an unknown assailant's hands. Father Walser is discharged after witnesses favor his innocence and suggest robbery or a burglar as the motive. Attending witnesses, family members, and Rev Reichlin testified amid emotional courthouse scenes.
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Elyria
Ohio
Agatha Relehtus
French
Rave
Agatha Relet Isn
Father Wiser
Po- Neemen
Reichlin
Casimir Reichiin
Charles Reichiin
Walker
Casimir Reteblin
Tearose
Casiny
Father Walser
Farther Reichlin
Charles Reichlin
Rospert
Martin Relechiin
Agatha
Mayor King
Walser
E.G. Johnson
Stroup
Stoner
Harvard Athlete Missing in Cambridge as Family Grieves
Wealthy New York youth William Whitwell, Harvard football player, vanished from Cambridge on February 2. His father fell ill in New York, and authorities fear a self inflicted death or foul play. The elder Whitwell died soon after the disappearance, with grief cited as a factor.
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Cambridge
Mase
Wiliam Scojlay Willwell
New York
Harvard
Taat
Whitwell
Dr. Whitwell
New York City
Fenra
Runiones
Dore
Jess
Roosevelt Welcomed by Rough Riders at Santa Fe
President Roosevelt receives greetings from hundreds of Rough Riders at Santa Fe New Mexico during a christening event for Theodore Roosevelt Armejo son of Sergeant George Armejo. The ceremony in the cathedral featured the infant at the head of the mother and a priest blessing with holy water. Governor Otero Mayor Parks and Secretary Loeb attended.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Roosevelt
Santa Fe
Rough Riders
Theodore Roosevelt Armejo
George Armejo
Sant Fe
Otero
Orthoyy
Parks
Etary Loeb
Train Kills Excursionists at Detroit Crossing Disaster
A Grand Trunk Pan American liner plowed through about 2000 Polish Lancers excursionists at the Dequindey and Canfield crossing in Detroit. Seventeen killed and dozens injured as a late train struck the crowd, many tossed clear across the tracks. Victims were chiefly Toledo residents. witnesses say no warning bell rang.
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Detroit
Rich
High Peed
Dequindey and
Canfield Streets
Polish Lancers
Toledo
Bateman
Wich
Grand &Runk
Canfield Avenue
Grand Trunk
Chiat
Shultz
John Rynido
Kaiser at the Vatican Private Interview with Pope
In Rome the Kaiser met the Pope at the German Embassy after a state luncheon. He then received a private forty minute interview in the throne room. The Kaiser presented his sons Crown Prince Frederick William and Prince Eitel to the Pontiff who also received costly murals from the Vatican factory.
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Itome
Italy
Kaiser Whelin
Vatican
Kaiser
Kafer
Frederi Sck Willian
Princ Eitel
Meype
Palestine
Mengres
Tod
Lynching of Two Negroes in Mississippi for Merchant Murder
Two Black men, Ben Bryant and William Morris, aged twenty-one and thirty, were hanged at a railroad bridge in Adan Landing, Mississippi, a day after confessing to killing merchant William I. Legg. They were seized by three deputy sheriffs near the scene and executed within twenty-four hours amid public alarm. Additionally, Parliament announced Russia had no new Manchuria designs, and burglars stole nearly $10,000 from Ravenswood, West Virginia post office.
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America
Camridge University
Cord
Wales
Tiber
Alexander UL
Vicksburg, Mies
Ben Bryant
William Morris
Wiliam I. Legg
Adan Landing
Fron Bridge
Peruna
Afra
MT. Griffith
Thomas
Alpha, Mo
Manalin
Perrin
E. E. Thomas
Verona
Desperate Exodus From Arzila as Relief Arrives
Six hundred troops relieve the besieged Arzila in Morocco. Two hundred fifty fleeing Jews from the town are transported to safety aboard steamers to Fangler amid a miserable plight.
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Arzila
Morocco
Fangler
Bombings Hit Salonica Amid City Disorders
Salonica Munk owner Up. The Ottoman Bank at Salonien, Bus Tonenan Turkey, Wis Down up by dyna mite, bombs were thrown In rmnus places throughout the city, and two men were kised in the disorders.
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Salonien
Bus Tonenan
Turkey
Wis
Rmnus
Global labor unrest spans industries and nations in June actions
Reports from Newa of the Toliers and unions in Albany Cleveland Welland and Germany note wage demands and shorter hours. Strikes and organizing push for reductions and curbs on shifts while miners in Colorado and textile workers in Charlotte seek stronger contracts.
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Schenectady
N. C
Oliv
Cleveland
Welland
Colorado
Amerlest
San Francisco
Texte
England
Elaht
Peoria
Treasury Surplus So High It Cushions Panama Canal Payments
Treasury data show a balance of 72 million with only about 5 million likely shortfall if the 40 million Panama purchase payment is due. Internal revenue rose despite tax repeal. April receipts totaled 45.3 million from all sources and a 1.56 million surplus for the month. Expenditures reached 41.76 million, with large outlays for miscellaneous, military, and pensions.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Panama
Shaw
Pananm
Colombian Congress
Internal Revenue
Paul Du Challia Explorer and Narrator Dies at Sea
Paul Du Challia an American explorer and writer dies in St Petersburg after pallial paralysis. He claimed to have discovered a gorilla and pygmy groups in Africa and reported birds in Scandinavia and Russia. He earned an LL D from the Western University of Pennsylvania and traveled widely in the United States.
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Paul du Challia
Natorasiat
St. Petersbure
St. Petersburg
Rsin
Paul du Chatty
All Explorer
Paul du Chall
Gorl
Central Africa
Europe
Ana
Ashango Land
du Challlu
Howard Found Guilty in Murder Trial at Goebel Case
In Kentucky, James Howard was found guilty in the third trial over the Goebel murder. A prior hung jury led to a renewed verdict with most jurors voting for guilt and one objecting to the death penalty. The sentence was imprisonment.
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Frankfort
James Howard
William Goebel
Jude Cantrell
Axia
Wfe
Rush Kills Thres Tax ONielale
As the rush to pay taxes causes fatigue. Three employees of the County Treasurer’s office in Chicago are dead and twenty eight others are injured. Fatigue and overwork are blamed. Americans in China were attacked. A party of American engineers on the Canton to Tinkow Railroad faced an attack. The U S gunboat Calliog responded to aid the engineers.
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Chicago
China
Amol
Canton-Tinkow
Baseball Gossip and Team Prospects From Leagues
The report lists new pitchers and players across leagues including Boston New Jersey Chicago New York Brooklyn and Washington selections. It notes Jimmy Ryan Harry Davis and Jimmy Willis among others and hints at uniform styles captaincy and planned schedule changes in Detroit and Sabibot league formation.
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Boston
N. J
Seasore
Jack Townsend
A. L
Winder
Joe Corbett
Chicago Nationals
Jimmy Ryan
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Rank
Brooklyn
Jimmy Waliis
Harry Davi
Philadelphia Americans
Aatiy
New York Americans
Chark Gmith
Dis Pheyvers
Bho
Detroit
Sabblat Ob Wlvinee Agsgclitton
Vtruit
Elgit Ih
New York Market Prices for Milk and Dairy Products
Wholesale prices in New York list the Milk Exchange standard quality at per quart. Creamery products including Western extra full cream, state full cream, and imitation creamery show varied per quart prices. eggs, poultry, fruits, vegetables, and sundries are priced by item and weight across numerous regional suppliers and brands.
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New York
Beconda
State
Penn
Lima
Cal
Yare
Pion
Davis
Bpitvenburg
QWD
Pacific Cosat
Uroilera
Phila
Duluths
Jeeves
Wastithy
Cod Liver Oil Prices Rise Amid Poor Dory Cod Catch
New York reports a rise in cod liver oil prices per barrel from 625 to 8130 due to poor cod catches in Norway. Industry officials deny rumors of market cornering, citing supply and seasonal cycles with production dropping from 300 barrels to 603 barrels as catch quality declines every seven years.
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New York City
Avithout Foundation
Teturgest
Coil
Lofoden
Norway
French Uniforms Made in Germany and Other Notes
The article discusses dye sources for French Army red trousers, noting madder imports and German chemical suppliers. It mentions a New England forest project by Austin Cary at the Plaing in Yarmouth—now 20,000 white pines and a 30-acre blueberry plantation. Additional items cover coastal erosion at Spurn Head, whale diet, Oregon prune crops, a St. Petersburg jewel robbery, a long serving Birmingham engine, a milk powder invention, naval fines, and ship propeller shapes.
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Germany
Rhine
France
Geri Chemical Works
Brunswick
New England
Austin Cary
Bowdoin College
Warnate
Cary
Itochester
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists Toledo druggists and endorsements, touts internal blood action, free testimonials, and 75 cent price per bottle. It ends with a curious note about Moslem beliefs on bells.
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Hall
F. J. Conner & Co
Toledo
PJ. Cheney
Tavax Wholesale Druggists
Waunins
Kinnax
St Lovia Resident Praises Kidney Pill Relief
In St Lovia Missouri a resident reports relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The letter claims immediate symptoms comfort within a day and restored natural urinary flow. The testimonial credits the medicine with ending burning itching and retention.
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Asrex
Con
Iron production in Germany rises in early spring output
Germany's March iron production reached 3228 tons, up from February by 108875 tons and from March last year by 101875 tons, indicating a strong expansion in early spring output.
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Germany
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J-Garez CO
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Trinity Springs
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