Ambitious Tom Seeks Art on City Streets
Tom Poumphin OM Matthews and his sister Josie walk with Tara along a lane from the pasture to a cornfield. Tom, a sixteen year old with dreams of art, narrates his plan to leave the farm, first pursuing letters then sign painting, but fails to find success. In a Pearl Street shop a fellow worker critiques his lettering as ragged causing Tom to despair. At a nearby table a boy reads a letter to a family far away while Tom, moved by hunger and memory, orders pork and beans and pumpkin pie, sharing pie with the neighbor boy and learning about his home beyond Hoboken and the cost of visits home.
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Cornfeld
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San Salvador
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Hoboken
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Connecticut
Dick Whittington
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Keadant
Josh
Cty
Momory
Fulton Street
Marshall County
Toluen
Bageies
Broaddan
Stewart
I Will Be Extinguished Propels Tom to New York
Tom Mathews leaves Connecticut after inscribing grim street poems on pumpkins, dreams of New York fame fade as he shovels money and shines boots on Fulton Street. He clings to a plan, earns his first coin, and buys a ticket to pursue a fateful journey that could fulfill or ruin his prophecy.
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Tom
New York
Tate
Fulton Street
Thanksgiving Turkey Recipe and Holiday Sayings
A fragmented historical piece discusses a preferred female turkey for Thanksgiving, stuffing methods, and roasting tips. It mixes recipe hints with humorous lines about buttered bread, fruit of the vine, and a mock dialogue about Thanksgiving customs and a Canada escape pun alongside a quip about presidential proclamations.
Turbulent Wilmington Riot Ends in Destruction and Arrests
In Wilmington North Carolina a white mob destroyed the negro newspaper Record after expelling its editor. A clash between white guards and black workers left six killed and twenty wounded, with gunfire and fires sweeping the city as authorities restored order and arrests followed.
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Winaimarox
N.C
Willmington
Thue
Ofca
The
Record
P. Wright
Po- Mea
Tla Remy
Fayetteville
Klogeston
Goldsboro
Alexander Mautey
William Mayo
Wilmington
Naval Regeryea
Ninth Street
Nixon
Sixth
Ramato
Race riot at Phoenix leaves eight lynched and killed
The report details that eight negroes were killed in the Phoenix race riot. Two died in the woods while the rest were lynched near the Robobuth church. Tolbert family members face pressure as state officials and lawmen move to prevent further violence.
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Specini
Phoenix
Robobuth
Tolbert
Tom Tolbert
Abbeyville
Tolbert Bag
Greenville
Paarencadoni
Chester
Brazil marks ninth anniversary with Salles inauguration
The Republic of Brazil celebrated its birth anniversary on Tavsilay with the inauguration of Dr. Cumpoy Salles as President. U S battleships Oregon and Iowa fired twenty one guns each, a military parade paused all business, and Emperors were deposed years earlier as the nation entered a new era.
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Spaniard Civil War tensions loom after armistice pact
London cable reports warn of a potential Carlist rising in Apalia within a month of the peace treaty. Don Carlos supporters push for strategic actions in London and Paris, while Spanish officials tighten control, move troops into Aragon and Catalonia, and stockpile war materiel as the government fears instability.
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Laborer in New Canaan Believed to Kill and Die by Own Hand
The case involves Gogman farm laborer Hallman, about forty eight, employed by Mrs Susan Anderson near New Canaan Connecticut. He is believed to have murdered Mrs Anderson, set fire to the house, and hanged himself to hide the deed. Neighbors reported finding him suspended in an orchard after the blaze destroyed the home. Medical examiner notes a suicide death and suggests the supposed crime stemmed from a money quarrel. Hallman was married with four children and had ties to Germany.
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Gogman
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Subsey
Hallman
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C. B. Keeler
Anderton
Anderson
Murders and mayhem in a North London bakehouse
Fragmented report describes a brutal kitchen murder in a North London bakery where a homeless man killed the baker and attacked others, with a charred body found in an oven and a bloodied scene claimed by police. The text also covers a flood of disparate items about lumber exports, a German officer’s punishment, and various political notes.
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Echoes of the Election The Governors and Congressmen Elected
Results from a nationwide vote show Republicans gaining majorities in the House and Senate, with Theodore Roosevelt winning New York governor. The piece notes shifts in state legislatures, with Democrats winning in some southern and border states and Republicans dominating in others, including California and Wisconsin.
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Philippine insurgents seize Negros island amid island actions
Fragmented report notes Philippine insurgents capture Negros Island near Panay and besiege Sloe hospital, while unrelated lines reference wage strikes in Cedar Rapids and various vague events. overall, the piece mixes war news with unrelated domestic labor items and scattered names.
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Fifty sixth Congress likely Republican majority in House
The report outlines state by state House representation, noting a Republican tilt. It cites the Senate tally as Republicans 65, Democrats 45, Populists 7, with a Republican majority of 26. A casualty report mentions executions linked to a failed missile incident in Africa and related upheaval, with scattered details across locations.
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United States Senate
Fatal Grand Trunk Express Wreck in Ontario
A Grand Trunk Express bound for Toronto collided with a moving freight near Murray Hill crossing, Ontario. Twelve people were killed and many injured. engineer and fireman on the passenger train died. Names of the dead and injured are listed, with relatives in Toronto and Belleville. The wreck was caused by a misaligned switch. signals status remains uncertain as two engineers died.
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Here
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Charles Croodehild
John Casay
Belleville
William Brady
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Horn
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Mobrich
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Rasalan
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Leon Lablanc
Montreal
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National Convention officers elected in Minnesota city
At the National Convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union held in St Paul Minnesota officers were elected including President Mrs Lillian M N of Maine Vice President Mrs Anni A Gordon Corresponding Secretary Mrs Savannah M D Fry Recording Secretary Mrs Clara C Hoffman Missouri and other posts announced by Jess Willard.
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Jess Willard
St. Paul
Minnesota
Clara C. Hoffman
Missouri
Stevens Elected WCTU President Among Seventeen Rivals
Mrs Stevens was elected president of the WCTU over seventeen rivals. Miss Gordon, secretary to Miss Willard, was a popular vice president. Lillian Mnsny and Helen Racker are noted as officers in the roster with Pranevs and Heauchamp also mentioned.
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Dreyfus Defense Notice Signals New Revision Steps
Court of Cassation orders that Dreyfus be informed by telegraph that revision proceedings have begun and that he prepare his defense. The development follows previous beliefs no changes would occur, with questions to be drafted and replies to be formulated. Other items note Khartoum honors and striking workers in Virden, Illinois, with wage agreements.
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France
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Tragic Drowning After Sea Crossing Disaster
A boat from Copper River to Seattle carries several people as stormy seas cause a drowning. The body of a man linked to the voyage is recovered near the island, with investigators seeking the cause and noting turmoil aboard during the crossing.
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Court grants writ for man convicted in Norfolk
The United States Supreme Court overturns a Norfolk conviction and orders a writ of habeas corpus for John Ap Pergop. Meanwhile a series of later summaries notes deaths from suicide and accidents, naval appointments, war tax cases, and local incidents across the country.
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